[00:05] ok I'm back [00:05] I know you guys were worried? [00:18] Hello guys , i have an issue with filenames. They are utf-8 encoded and after moving server my php script doesn't find them anymore. My locale command says utf8 everywhere, what should i check next ? === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [00:23] Here's the problem http://postimg.org/image/ayfk4yx4r/ [00:30] sarnold: There are indeed mosh builds for Android, or at least, JuiceSSH (the terminal/ssh client I generally use on Android) has mosh support. [00:30] keithzg: nice :D [00:31] spyros: you missed nothing while you were gone [00:31] spyros: did the tool you used to copy data from server to server do something stupid with those filenames? [00:32] spyros: it's hard to imagine what could have broken them in this day and age, I thought nearly everything did utf8 well. [00:33] spyros: I'd chcek the filenames using e.g. ls | od or | xxd -- and you might need to use some switches to ask ls to molest output as little as possible. (Heck, maybe even grab a stupider ls that doesn't do as much :) [00:44] sarnold: i just realized something strange... i copied the files with the 'wget' command and the bad files occured. Now i copied them with filezilla to my windows machine and reuploaded to the new server and the filenames are ok now. Can i use filezilla from my vps to copy them again ? [00:46] sarnold: does ncftp work ? [00:46] spyros: interesting, I'm surprised wget did such a poor job with the names. was it perhaps run from a system with crazy locale configuration? [00:46] spyros: ncftp ought to work, but I'd prefer sftp myself, FTP is so .. terrible :) [00:48] sarnold: i can't control the old system it was a stupid web hosting server. Should i try copying again with wget but using sftp ? [00:48] spyros: sftp is a different protocol entirely, it's built on openssh [00:49] sarnold: does it respect encoding/filenames ? [00:49] spyros: it should, yes === rcjenn is now known as rcj === keithzg_mobile is now known as keithzg-mobile === Sachiru_ is now known as Sachiru === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren [02:50] isnt recommendable install vsftpd right? how to copy a file from windows to my server? i have ip/user/password [02:55] jak2000: use SFTP or similar. Eg. PuTTY's PSCP or PSFTP. I have no idea if they give you a friendly UI or not though. [02:57] ok [02:57] sftp flashfxp [02:58] thanks [02:58] testing [03:02] filezilla [03:04] done [03:04] but have a problem [03:05] cant enter to a folder [03:05] i use a user named: jak, in /home/jak exist a floder named ftp [03:05] cant acces it why? [03:05] are you logging in with jak's credentials? what error message do you get when you try to access the directory? [03:05] what owner / group / permissions are on the directory? [03:08] Access Denied [03:08] wait a moment [03:10] http://pastie.org/9867092 [03:10] i can access to directory ftp2 but cant access to directory ftp [03:10] how to fix it? [03:11] jak2000: so, uh.. why is that directory setuid and setgid? is there a reason? [03:14] jak2000: ... well, assuming you have no idea why those are set the way they are, you probably want to run "chmod 0755 ftp" [03:17] ok [03:17] changing [03:19] done..... [03:20] i am on windows, wich program need install for have a command line command? similar to command ftp? [03:20] I think I heard putty has some command-line tools [03:20] in the webpage [03:20] ok, i try look, thanks === wolsen_ is now known as wolsen === gblfxt_ is now known as gblfxt === gema_ is now known as gema [08:52] Good morning. === mthaddon` is now known as mthaddon === jhenke_ is now known as jhenke === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === dosaboy_ is now known as dosaboy === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === andol_ is now known as andol === gnuoy` is now known as gnuoy [12:11] Hi, what is the difference between 12.04.4 and 12.04.5 please [12:13] Got a site that wont run using fastcgi on the 12.04.4 server but will on the 12.04.5 server??? [12:14] well it will run but throws up sporadic error 500 pages [12:15] LeGallois: Read the release notes. [12:16] LeGallois: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseNotes [12:17] ty [12:20] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseNotes/ChangeSummary/12.04.5 :) yet to be done by the looks [12:24] morning [12:25] Hey pmatulis, how are you? [12:26] LeGallois: the default kernel is different I think. Apart from that, a dist-upgrade from 12.04.4 will take you up to 12.04.5. [12:27] (and the x.org stack but not relevant for server) [12:33] lordievader: good thanks, how are you doing? [12:34] Doing good here, preparing for FOSDEM :D === lazyPower|Travel is now known as lazyPower === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [12:54] could someone help me with a simple problem? i want to set a static ip on my ubuntu server that´s running on vmware. but i get this: http://puu.sh/f8NMx/6d77cc186c.png my config looks like this: http://puu.sh/f8NK1/a635b91f47.png [13:03] bananamanjoe: 255, not 225 [13:03] oh you´re right, that was a stupid mistake. Thanks RoyK! === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [14:57] rbasak thanks === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [15:39] this is sort of a werid off topic question (maybe) but Im looking to upgrade some server memory on my kvm servers. These are dell 1650's 1 is a generic ibm built version of this model. I cant find any info about 4 gig ddr2 modules. [15:39] technically it should work so long as i have matching pairs right? [15:40] grendal_prime: yep [15:41] grendal_prime: 1650 is rather old, right? [15:41] * RoyK thinks we're throwing out such machines these days [15:41] ya, i mean i pick these up for a couple hundred bucks..but i can run 8 windows vms on them..and 16 or so linux. [15:41] I use them for mini clouds. [15:42] ok [15:42] openstack? [15:42] If your throwing those out let me know ill pay shipping on them to dban them for ya and make sure there cleared properly. [15:43] no..well maybe minicloud is not the proper term. [15:43] i build like appliances for small companys. [15:43] grendal_prime: if so, shipping where? [15:43] * RoyK is in .no [15:43] they do ..filer, vpn, and virtual hosting all in one box. [15:43] im in california [15:44] ah. probably more expensive to ship it than to get something from ebay :P [15:44] where you at? [15:44] things are rather expensive up here, shipping included, and those machines are rather heavy [15:44] norway [15:44] oh shit..ya that would be. [15:44] :) [15:44] next out is a small stack of R300s [15:45] the 1650s are a 1u 4 drive deal [15:45] ok [15:46] but ya i get them off of tiger direct for 200 bucks, then a 3 year warranty for 40 bucks more. [15:47] grendal_prime: should work well [15:47] grendal_prime: but try openstack on them :) [15:47] they only have 2X 4 core xenons in them [15:47] xeon [15:48] well, openstack isn't heavy, it just makes things easier to handle [15:48] kvm is the one doing the hard work [15:48] ya i have been looking into it for a bit. I run ubuntu on them now and then just use virtmanager from netbook or laptop to manage them. [15:48] also in openstack [15:49] every time ive started down the openstack road, i run into some sort of snag. Usually in setup [15:49] :P [15:49] is there like an openstack "distro" now..like an install that utilizes apt repos? [15:50] computer studies at hioa.no, where I work, have a 16 node openstack cluster, each node with 64 cores [15:50] grendal_prime: IIRC ubuntu 14.04 has openstack in the grub menu [15:50] installer grub menu [15:51] http://www.ubuntu.com/cloud [15:58] Installing Ubuntu OpenStack requires at least seven machines with two disks, two of which have two network interfaces (NICs). Install Ubuntu Server on one of the machines with two interfaces. [15:58] hmm [15:59] ya these guys are not going to go for..."you need 7 machines" [15:59] I guess that's the easy way [15:59] a machine can have more than one role [15:59] not even the power companys [16:00] I dont know..seems like everytime i go down this road i run into something i cant do with openstack. [16:03] may sound crazy. but like i need the host to run a vpn concentrator. Everything else i can run on a vm i guess, but, just seems like i loose some sort of eliment of control when i try it. Any canned cloud service seems to be missing just..like one thing everytime. [16:20] hi, how can I install a desktop environment on a server without changing the default starting runlevel? I don't want it to start automatically, just when I call it [16:20] Debian and Ubuntu don't use runlevels to distinguish between text and GUI modes. [16:21] Just disable the correct service. lightdm probably. [16:21] http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#override-files is the method to disable a service with upstart. [16:22] ok, so I can also try installing manually all packages except lightdm? [16:24] I think that's more trouble than it's worth. [16:24] fair enough, thanks [16:24] You start needing to develop a deep understanding of all the package involved, rather than just installing the metapackage. [16:24] You may need something that depends on it. [16:25] devster31: apt-get install ubuntu-desktop should do if you want graphics [16:27] I'm trying to do something weirder, I want to use x2go on a remote server with ubuntu-mate, but the ubuntu-mate-desktop metapackage automatically installs lightdm and boots into the login screen instead of console, so I wanted a way to boot the server without the additional gui stuff but still being able to load it when I use x2go [16:29] devster31: thanks for letting us know :-) [16:30] devster31: the previous suggestions and terminology are not quite right. [16:30] devster31: Debian derived systems don't really have "runlevels", just single and multiuser mode. [16:31] devster31: by default in multiuser mode a "Display Manager" is started, and the display manager then starts an X server and an X client session. [16:32] devster31: to prevent the activation of the display manager in Debian-like system set '/etc/X11/default-display-manager' to "none". [16:33] devster31: if you want a display manager to manager display on other hosts, but without starting a local X session, you have to edit the display manager's configuration accordingly. [16:36] I'm experimenting on a local VM before setting up the server, when you say "if you want a display manager to manage... " does it include ssh x11 forwarding? do I need a display manager to use x2go? [16:42] devster31: no, it does not include X11 forwarding. [16:43] ok, so I'm safe setting it to none, I'm never going to use it locally, just over ssh or x2go [16:44] devster31: when you use SSH or X2Go forwarding the remote display is usually managed already by a display manager. [16:44] But note that if you run the X2go *server* on the host you connect to, that needs a display manager. === martins-afk is now known as martinst [16:50] it doesn't seem to be in the dependency list, but then again it is in the dependencies of almost every desktop environment === martinst is now known as martins-afk [16:51] Could someone help me again? I succesfully set up DNS on my ubuntu server, and am able to ping it with my w7 client IF i manually give it the dns address in network properties. How can send the dns information so it finds it on auto? [16:53] bananamanjoe: official domain? === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [17:05] I don´t know what that is RoyK, its supposed to look like this http://puu.sh/f9hrR/4561171a32.png. but if i use auto find DNS it doesnt find it at all http://puu.sh/f9hrR/4561171a32.png [17:05] oops [17:05] http://puu.sh/f9hwf/3a433d4eeb.png* [17:06] fix your dhcp server settings [17:07] what´s wrong with them? [17:08] what you posted [17:08] it's EMPTY === wendar_ is now known as wendar === bilde2910|away is now known as bilde2910 === kermit is now known as Guest30429 === kermit1 is now known as kermit [18:07] I'm setting up crushftp sftp server under ubu serv 14.04. For a linux ftp server, where is the standard place to put folders for ftp users? [18:08] #crushftp === blanoz is now known as Blanoz [19:30] Walex changing /etc/X11/default-display-manager to non seriously breaks everything [19:31] no login on boot via CLI or GUI [19:31] no x session [19:46] Hi [19:47] What should I install and configure to make my site PHP send emails? [19:47] sendmail [19:48] easiest software [19:48] postfix or exim [19:49] I just never did it before. Can you give URL to good tutorial from your point of view? [19:50] sergey: give these a shot: https://help.ubuntu.com/14.04/serverguide/email-services.html [19:50] sergey: https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/email-services.html [19:50] sarnold: ^5 ! [19:50] jrwren: :) ^5 [19:51] thanks [21:06] wow. https://packagecloud.io/pricing [21:07] http://paste.ubuntu.com/9924008/ <-- anyone that knows what 'depth' means about the NCQ? and the AA after it? [21:10] jrwren, sarnold: re squid & universe, actually squid3 is in main :$ [21:11] pmatulis: sorry, how did I miss that? [21:11] pmatulis: same here. I missed it, and squid is just a virtual package for squid3 [21:14] RoyK, depth = # outstanding commands, AA is some sort of flag surrounding FPDMA. Not really sure what the code means [21:14] RoyK, libata-core.c line 2128 [21:15] ppetraki: thanks [21:15] RoyK, ah, "FPDMA auto activate" [21:17] * RoyK wonders [21:18] how does CFQ and NCQ compare or compete? [21:18] isnt one sas and the other sata? [21:19] CFQ is the one in Linux written for rotating rust [21:19] durrrrrrr [21:19] TCQ is the one for SAS/SCSI [21:19] dont mind me :) [21:19] :) [21:19] * RoyK throws a snowball in sarnold's direction [21:19] ow [21:19] play nice kids [21:19] hehe [21:20] *kids* :D [21:20] * sarnold throws a snowball at ppetraki [21:20] * ppetraki is too old to duck soon enough === bilde2910 is now known as bilde2910|away === A124_ is now known as A124 [22:46] Can anyone tell me what i´ve been doing wrong? I´ve been stuck trying to setup a DNS server all day http://puu.sh/faasf/be353e9204.png [23:03] bananamanjoe: check /var/log/syslog for errors from BIND and pastebin them === robbiew is now known as robbiew-afk [23:07] qman__ I´m running it on vmware with host-only network and no gui. is there a quickway to get it to pastebin? [23:07] Install pastebinit and run "pastebinit /var/log/syslog" then [23:10] bananamanjoe: well, try this then [23:12] sudo service bind9 restart; tail -f /var/log/syslog [23:12] you're interested in the first error that bind throws (might be under 'named' as well) [23:18] oh that´s really helpfull, at first glance it seems to be syntax errors, let me fiddle a bit and come back^^ [23:21] Yes! It´s working. Thanks for the help qman__. It was indeed some very stupid typo by me