[03:44] urgh === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === zmoylan-1i is now known as zmoylan-pi [08:03] morning all [08:33] morning MooDoo [08:36] yo [08:37] phew thought i was all alone then ;) [08:38] or my irc server was broke lol [08:42] don't woryr, everything is fine [08:42] SuperMatt: it is no i've fixed my kvm server lol [08:43] * MooDoo makes a mental note not to just assume everything will work on it's default settings. [08:44] idneed >.< [08:44] *indeed [08:44] well, things will work on default settings, just not the way you want them to [08:45] SuperMatt: had a problem with my vms not being accessible from outside my lan, turns out hyperviser default network cards, don't work :) [08:45] for instance, if you install openstack keystone, which is the auth module, it'll by default use an sqlite db. It *works* it's just not scalable [08:46] ah well all is good, it's fixed now as you can tell i'm here [08:56] I'm liking the look of this ubuntu phone :D [09:17] MooDoo: Me too! :) [09:18] popey: you have one? early access? [09:19] I have a bq phone. [09:19] a bunch of us have [09:19] think I got mine in August [09:19] nice..... [09:22] ah but is it an iphone replacer? [09:22] depends what you use an iphone for [09:26] the ability of my nokia dumbphone to hammer nails is unsurpassed :-) [09:27] at £119 it's a bit of a steal :D [09:28] make that £125 [09:33] Good morning all; happy Extraterrestrial Culture Day! :-D [09:34] morning JamesTait you earthling you [09:35] are you sure, have you tested a dna sample? :-) [09:35] Shhh, zmoylan-pi, I've kept it under wraps since 1947! [09:45] lol [09:46] all those earthlings who belong here raise a tentacle [09:58] Morning all [09:58] JamesTait: what is today dude save me digging through the logs? [09:59] Morning, davmor2. Happy Extraterrestrial Culture Day. :) [09:59] JamesTait: Ah Nanoo Nanoo [10:00] Second person to respond that way. ;) [10:00] JamesTait: Live long and prosper [10:01] Why, thank you. :) [10:01] today is a good day to die [10:04] zmoylan-pi: great film [10:34] morning davmor2 [10:35] MooDoo: you getting the idea behind juju a bit more now dude? [10:36] yeah just need to think about it a little more, seems like i'll need 3 servers, one as the master, and two as the ones that get provisioned, unless i've miss read stuff...it's a mega subject [10:38] MooDoo: yeah but those can be virtual so that isn't a huge issue :) [10:38] MooDoo: you can use juju in conjunction with lxc and I believe kvm [10:39] davmor2: it's ok i've got 2 dell 1950s which i'm using as kvm hosts [10:39] glustering between the two [10:40] there were dell servers in the 1950's I find that hard to believe have you been read that there T'interwebz again? [10:42] davmor2: idiot :p [10:42] MooDoo: :D [10:42] just trying to get my head around this, seems easy using juju deploy wordpress etc [10:43] MooDoo: should I mention you can use landscape too and really fry your head :D [10:46] shush i'm just trying to figure out how it all works, and it's hurting.... [10:47] morning boys and girls. [10:57] morning brobostigon [10:57] morning MooDoo [11:05] https://twitter.com/ubuntu/status/565103224265637889 http://www.bq.com/gb/ubuntu.html === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [11:23] * davmor2 pictures bigcalm huddled over his F5 button tomorrow from 08:55 :) [11:24] bigcalm doesn't have a squirrel army to automate the purchase and which he can command from big chair with white cat in volcano lair? [11:24] :P [11:25] I'm not as desperate as you guys make out [11:25] it's only a squirrel division? :-) [11:26] bigcalm: hahahaha [11:27] Evolutions 3.12.7 refuses mail. Hangs after a couple mails. Example: there are three emails waiting, after the it received the first one it just keeps waiting for the next one. Any tips problem Any tips to solve this problem? [11:29] Wobbo: I moved over to claws mail because Thunderbird kept breaking on gpg signing and evolution kept doing that there is a bug upstream it is just waiting for a fix, but in the meantime I can recommend claws as a replacement :) [11:30] * zmoylan-pi seconds the use of claws which i use on 1gb netbook with slow processor and it's surprisingly nippy [11:33] Oh... [11:33] thinking of replacing that netbook with a pi2... [11:35] I've been using evolution for about 8 years now so it's hard to switch another clients... [11:37] Thanks for the info.. I'll just wait until it's fixed... I hope this year. :P [11:46] But, is there a fix? [11:47] Or, how to get the latest version? Using a .deb? [11:50] mutt ftw [11:53] Wobbo: are you on utopic? [11:55] no [11:56] where did you get evolution 3.12.7 from? [11:57] My evolution says: 3.12.7 [11:59] But gnome.org says there is stable 3.12.11 [12:00] I mean did you use a ppa or something? [12:01] evolution on my ubuntu is 3.10.4 [12:01] No, simple the Ubuntu itself. [12:01] Mmm... [12:02] yeah, 3.12.7 is from utopic [12:02] I am using 14.10 64b [12:04] morning, btw [12:04] Morning [12:05] I didn't now 14.10 == Utopic Unicorn [12:06] I have the same problem with Apple stuff. I like numbers... [12:06] :P [12:19] :) [12:22] anyone know any cli program that generate ubuntu system information, such as hardware and kernel version, disk partition, ip address etc... [12:28] uname, ifconfig, cat /proc/cpuinfo to name but a few [12:28] cocoa117, respectively: lshw, lspci and/or lsusb. uname -r. df. ip addr show. [12:28] what he said [12:29] /proc/cpuinfo is good too, like MooDoo suggests [12:30] if you want physical layout of the disk partitions then you'll want parted or gparted or the ubuntu "disks" [12:31] or is that "disk partitions"? [12:31] I'm not on ubuntu right now so can't check === zmoylan-pi is now known as TurpsIsDumb [12:45] directhex: you tweeted about updated mono packages for armhf.. are they being pushed to the archives (debian/ubuntu) and if so will they hit 15.04? [12:45] popey: i'm not actively tracking releases inside ubuntu until the debian jessie release freeze ends [12:46] when's that? [12:50] god knows. 15.04 i'd say isn't happening [12:51] see http://richardhartmann.de/blog/posts/2015/02/07-Debian_Release_Critical_Bug_report_for_Week_06/ [12:52] JamesTait: if you have to get the phones while they are hot....is that not a bad thing, you don't really want a hot phone surely :D [12:53] popey: someone may opt to pull something into ubuntu (bypassing debian) based on my xamarin packages. but my recommendation given comparative QA periods would be to use the known-good packages in ubuntu already, and people who really want it can try the xamarin repo [12:53] ok [12:55] davmor2, I suppose it depends why it's hot. :-P [12:58] JamesTait: well I reckon it'll be your code looping repetitively and causing 100% cpu usage obviously ;) [12:58] davmor2, that's why they don't let me anywhere near the client. I'm bad for battery life. :-P [12:59] JamesTait: hahahahahaha [13:02] popey: QA for debian/ubuntu package releases is months in unstable/testing. QA for mono-project packages is "yay, it builds! SHIP IT!" with lots of iterative rebuilds as needed === jpds is now known as Guest49936 === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lun [13:30] andrews and arnolds' boss is a trouble maker (in a good way IMO): http://www.revk.uk/2015/02/ofcom-think-they-are-above-law.html === TurpsIsDumb is now known as zmoylan-pi === alan_g|lun is now known as alan_g === alan_g is now known as alan_g|tea === alan_g|tea is now known as alan_g [15:53] http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-31297700 <- can see this out of my window [15:53] ruh roh [15:54] so dig a deeper scorpion pit surrounding your house [15:55] roof mounted cannons [15:56] you'll never get planning permission for altering the skyline [15:57] technically the scorpion pit is a goldfish pond [16:16] Laney: laser shooting sharks in the moot [16:17] if we moot the sharks we can't use pew pew pew? :-) [16:35] moat moot mot there all the same to me except the government remind me about the mot ;) [16:36] *they're :-P [17:23] god damn [18:00] popey: you might know something about this, is there any way to do rsnapshot backups but have them encrypted BEFORE they are transmitted? [18:00] eg for storing backups on an untrusted server [18:01] I don't know how you'd do that other than have the disk encrypted at both ends [18:02] popey: I'd imagine the machine to be backed up (We'll call it my PC) would need to encrypt the file and then send the stuff to the server [18:02] thus the server has no access to my PC, and only ever gets a bunch of encrypted data === alan_g is now known as alan_g|EOD [18:23] Azelphur, you will need a different backup solution for that [18:23] I see :< [18:23] if you have access to the remote machine in regards to running software on it, I can recommend a good replacement - https://attic-backup.org/ [18:24] just need the software installed at both ends, like rsync - uses ssh. supports encryption [18:24] exobuzz: yea, basically thinking of just renting a VPS and dropping my backups on it [18:24] as my required "off-site backup" solution [18:24] attic is excellent [18:24] looks swish [18:24] I switched most of my old rdiff-backups over to it now [18:25] exobuzz: will that do the encryption I require? [18:26] yeh [18:26] nice [18:28] it uses a custom repository, so you have to use attic to access/restore files unlike rsnapshot, but has a lot of benefits over mirror + hardlinks like rsnapshot [18:29] encryption, compression, etc. and will be more efficient than rsnapshot, as it will handle "moved" files. since its de-duplicating [18:29] very swish [18:44] is 9am CET 8am or 10am GMT? [18:44] just wondering whether I can be bothered waking up [18:48] use the googles! [21:41] My headset is starting to become a meme in my gaming community, the amount of times I've repaired it xD http://game.azelphur.com/forum/topic/121/ [21:47] ~/22 [21:47] bah [22:04] hm, the spacex launch doesn't look too promising .. again