[00:24] hey, is anyone using nginx + munin + fcgi? [00:24] i dont get it running.. [00:25] im following this doc http://munin.readthedocs.org/en/latest/example/webserver/nginx.html#using-fastcgi [00:25] but if i try to start the fcgi-process it says "spawn-fcgi: child exited with: 2" [00:27] hello, how can I include config file (with env vars) into upstart script [00:35] is this channel for solving issues =/? [00:36] its for support i think [00:36] so when is working hours :D [00:37] looks like not now :P [00:37] ok seems to be here's an answer http://serverfault.com/questions/128605/have-upstart-read-environment-from-etc-environment-for-a-service [00:48] Got an ubuntu server that's displaying this when we attempt to boot it: 'Error: file not found'. And on the next line, it shows 'Grub rescue'. I've already done some research and determined I need to run a boot repair while running off an ubuntu disk, but I havent found a definite answer on what could have caused this. Any ideas? [01:16] hey everyone [01:17] hey MassReflex [01:18] i have a few issues that im trying to wrap my head around [01:19] first question.. if i set up a vpn and rout all traffic through it.. how would it effect my servers running.. for instance.. on my ubunut sever.. i run plex media server [01:20] would plex still use my local network... or would it pipe through the internet and what not [01:21] and second.. i was hoping someone could help me with using iptables to block all traffic from an app except for on ip's of 10.8.x.x - 10.9.x.x === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away === SpamapS_ is now known as SpamapS === bilde2910 is now known as bilde2910|away === rvba` is now known as rvba [07:11] hrm [07:11] 6 hrs of quiet? === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === Laogeodritt| is now known as Laogeodritt [08:35] Good morning. === txspud is now known as txspud|sprint === txspud|sprint is now known as txspud === asac` is now known as asac === mthaddon` is now known as mthaddon === kickinz1|afk is now known as kickinz1 [09:36] Hello. Is it possible to force squid to connect to world from particular virtual device, in this case tun0? [10:10] is there a way to create vlan on ethernet card without installing vlan package? === WilliamDotAT is now known as WilliamDotSI === WilliamDotSI is now known as WilliamsoTAT === WilliamsoTAT is now known as WilliamDoTAT === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren === ahasenac` is now known as ahasenack === roaksoax_ is now known as roaksaox === roaksaox is now known as roaksoax === _KaszpiR__ is now known as _KaszpiR_ === londonca_ is now known as londoncalling_ === londoncalling_ is now known as londoncalling [11:45] Hello. I have set up ubuntu from mini.iso on virtualbox - host is ubuntu too - and it boots to black screen. No grub, not even a blinking cursor. The same behaviour occurs on host but it finally shows desktop when X got initialized, but absolutely nothing before. What happens? I can SSH that server because I guessed its IP === blake_r-travel is now known as blake_r === martins-afk is now known as martinst === tyhicks` is now known as tyhicks === med_` is now known as med_ === med_ is now known as Guest64197 === Guest64197 is now known as medberry [15:48] hello [15:48] Hey hxm [15:48] i have installed trusty in a powerpc G4 apple macbook pro, and i have no ethernet [15:48] hxm: Is the nic listed under lspci? [15:48] With a driver? [15:50] it is [15:50] Ethernet controler: Apple Inc. UniNorth 2 GMAC [15:50] hxm: That is good, does 'ip link' show it? [15:51] it does [15:51] says state DOWN when the cable is connected [15:52] hxm: Does 'ip link set dev up" fix that? [15:52] Replace with the actual interface. [15:53] nope, same message, i go to connect direct to router with other cable [15:54] hxm: What does dmesg say about it? [15:58] i see some errors about api see some messages with no error details, but it is trying to link up [15:58] im trying to find the | === duxklr is now known as Jason-WUSTL [16:02] ah, works now, ip link set dev eth0 says state UP [16:02] but still no ip [16:13] works, not sure how [16:13] i restarted 2 times [16:16] hxm: Setting the up state doesn't give the nic an ip, you need to do an dhcp request for that (<-- applies if not static set up). [16:17] installing the isc-dhcp-server package? [16:20] hxm: No, running dh-client. Or whatever Ubuntu uses. [16:20] dhclient, it is. [16:26] yea, dh-client is a command from package isc-dhcp-client [16:26] thanks [16:28] That should already be installed. === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === pgraner is now known as pgraner-afk [18:14] hello, is there any effort to make start-stop-daemon cgroup aware? e.g. stop/restart of any service which is also running in a lxc fails because start-stop-daemon sees the service already running. [18:15] jrwren: hmm, seems very complicated; what problem are you trying to solve? [18:16] sarnold: "service mongodb start" fails on host if there is already a mongodb running in an lxc guest. [18:17] jrwren: why does it fail? [18:17] sarnold: "already running" [18:18] sarnold: afaict, start-stop-daemon looks at all running processes cmdline and if one matches, it fails with already running. [18:18] jrwren: damn. I was hoping it'd gve a more specific error message [18:18] jrwren: -really-?? eww. [18:19] sarnold: I'm thinking maybe /etc/init/mongodb.conf should be updated to use mognod --pidfilepath and that same path could pass to start-stop-daemon --pidfile [18:19] sarnold: i'm going to try it, since it sounds like cgroup aware start-stop-daemon is not a thing. [18:19] hallyn, is there a recommended way of saying "get me the sane qemu-system-ARCH package" ? [18:20] i guess maybe not that important as to use it i'd still have to know to run qemu-system-ARCH [18:21] jrwren: looks like it might be fixable in the initscript for mongodb: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=718702 [18:25] smoser: no. i think infinity has mentioned that before [18:27] sarnold: excellent, I'm on the right track. [18:31] jrwren: woo :) [18:32] cydizen [18:32] cydizen [19:15] I am trying to convert an apache file from a vi edit on Ubuntu to be used on Windows Server, and when I download the attachment from Outlook it has no newlines or otherwise is somehow all run together. [19:15] I use unix2dos, but I still get this problem. [19:15] unix2dos before emailing to the server as an attachment. [19:17] xcyclist: those kinds of programs can get confused if there are some unix-style line endings and some dos-style line-endings; try running dos2unix on the file twice then unix2dos on the file. [19:17] heya. We've had a number of 14.04 vmware nodes that since 3.13.0-44-generic are experiencing random lockups. Is anything known about this, or where do I go to find out more? [19:18] R1ck: "14.04 vmware nodes" - do you mean "Ubuntu 14.04 running VMware Workstation"? [19:18] no, I mean 14.04 LTS guests running on ESXi hosts [19:19] Ah ok. I'd install linux-generic-lts-utopic as described in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack then. [19:22] okay, and why exactly? :) [19:22] for now we have downgraded the affected hosts to 3.13.0-43 which doesnt seem to have the issue [19:22] Because thats the current LTS stack. [19:22] xcyclist: I believe apache on windows has no problems with such line-endings. they mostly affect humans. if you use something like notepad++ (or even wordpad!) instead of windows' notepad, your problems should magically disappear [19:23] R1ck: please do file a bug :) === alreece46 is now known as alreece45 [19:27] bekks: thats the bit I dont understand, if those are the "real" LTS kernels, why are we not getting those updates automatically? [19:28] Because kernels arent updated automatically, especially when talking about hardware enablement stacks. [19:28] as far as I can tell, they are the kernels from 14.10, which isnt an LTS release [19:29] I think we're misunderstanding eachother.. I've gotten plenty kernel updates, automatically (unattended-upgrades) [19:29] The are ported to 14.04, and supported like this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack#Kernel.2BAC8-Support.A14.04.x_Ubuntu_Kernel_Support [19:32] after googling a bit, it looks like those kernels are ported to support newer hardware [19:35] I'll go install linux-generic-lts-utopic on these two nodes, see if they remain unaffected [19:35] I hope it works out, but please don't forget that bug report [19:35] it's probably easier to file before upgrading them :) [19:36] xcyclist: you should probably run unix2dos on Windows, not on linux [19:38] sarnold: bit difficult though.. we haven't gotten a specific memorydump or something [19:38] but I definately will === bilde2910|away is now known as bilde2910 [19:39] best I can do is a screenshot of a partial kernel panic [19:40] anything helps :) [19:40] shauno: I somehow got it with unix2dos after changing the filename and trying again. I fear I may have been suffering from latency with gmail. Apologies. [19:41] JanC: No, when I ran it on Linux, I eventually got something that worked. [19:42] xcyclist: oh, good [19:43] xcyclist: I was wondering if maybe whatever you were using to mail it was "sanitizing" it :) === Guest16641 is now known as Locke2002 === Mogwai is now known as Guest76052 === kickinz1 is now known as kickinz1|afk === CiPi is now known as cipi === cipi is now known as CiPi === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas [21:30] hello all [21:30] * koolhead17 wonders if oldies are still holding up ^^ [21:52] Hey guys, I can't seem to get httprequest to work in ubuntu server === Blanoz is now known as blanoz === ideopathic_ is now known as ideopathic [23:11] hi everybody [23:11] I need an advice [23:12] I have a couple of raspberry pis that I use as low power servers at home [23:13] when I got them I installed arch linux on them because raspbian came with GUI packages pre-installed and I preferred to start from a minimal configuration and add packages as I needed them instead of removing the packages form a default gui installation [23:14] now, tomorrow I'll get two raspberry pi 2 and I saw that there is an image of ubuntu snappy core for it [23:15] arch is no longer an option because it could take a long time until the board is supported by archlinux-arm [23:17] now the piece of advice for which I came here, is the following: is it possible to install ubuntu server directly without needing to pass through raspbian? did anyone try this before? (being an ARMv7 it would seem reasonable) [23:17] but I have no experience with debian and the raspberry pi [23:19] moreover the ubuntu snappy core is a bit confusing to me... it seems that there are very few packages and that one cannot use apt-get... but is this true also inside a container? could I install any debian package inside a contaier? [23:20] I can't answer this (personally, I'd expect to see ubuntu-armv7, debian-armv7 images appear sooner than you may think). but I will point out there's a #snappy channel who may be better to answer specifics [23:20] thanks shauno! [23:20] marc____: fwiw, I don't think snappy is -quite- there unless you're interested in helping develop snappy; hopefully there's a more traditional server image available for it .. [23:24] sarnold: yup, I saw it was in alpha... maybe you are right, I could go for the raspbian and remove some packages, or as shauno suggest wait a bit to see if an ubuntu-armv7 images comes out... [23:48] bye guys, and thanks again for your help!