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halvors | Hi! I'm having issues with MYSQL. | 01:32 |
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halvors | It's really slow, so i thought i would turn on the slow query log :) | 01:33 |
halvors | But when i uncomment the following lines in my.cnf, it just hangs when starting the mysql server. | 01:33 |
halvors | Also freezes. | 01:33 |
halvors | log_slow_queries = /var/log/mysql/mysql-slow.log | 01:33 |
halvors | long_query_time = 1 | 01:33 |
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hadifarnoud | is there a tool to clone my production server into a vagrant box? | 10:50 |
hadifarnoud | my phpinfo shows I have no PDO driver. how can I add them without installing mysql? I got nginx php-fpm | 11:52 |
ikonia | hadifarnoud: no need the mysql client | 11:53 |
ikonia | otherwise there is nothing to link against for the pdo access | 11:53 |
hadifarnoud | ikonia: sudo apt-get install php5-mysql ? | 11:53 |
ikonia | hadifarnoud: that will be the module | 11:54 |
ikonia | that should also depend on the mysql client/libs | 11:54 |
hadifarnoud | that's all I want ikonia. no need for mysql server. | 11:54 |
hadifarnoud | mysql client libs are fine | 11:54 |
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samba35 | i have setup pci-passthrought with kvm on ubuntu 14.04 ,i am some trouble with configure all nic with pci-passthrogth ,i am only able to add 1 interface (pci-e x1) but other intel interface (pci) not able to do passthrought | 14:18 |
samba35 | do nic has to be passthroguth capable ? | 14:18 |
wiehan | I want to copy a large amount of files directly to my server's home directory (*no into another folder and then move it*). How would I do this safely without messing up permissions permanently | 17:36 |
Walex | wiehan: depends. | 17:36 |
wiehan | Walex, maybe I should just to it differently but what would be the best way of creating a writable share on my ubuntu-server | 17:37 |
Walex | wiehan: that "writable share" is a bit of a generic thing. You goal depends on what is the source and what is the destination and what method of communication you can setup between the two. | 17:39 |
wiehan | Walex the source is a hard drive in my desktop which I have tons of multimedia files which I want to send to the ubuntu-server for example with samba, as I selected to already install that on the setup of the server | 17:40 |
Walex | wiehan: one possible arrangement that can be descrbied vaguely as "writable share" is to setup NFS on the server exporting the destination directory, provide uid/gid mappings, and then mount the exported direcrtory on the client and copy with 'cp -a' | 17:40 |
Walex | wiehan: is the source an NTFS filesystem or a POSIX-style one? Is it on a MS-Windows system or a UNIX-like one? Can you login by SSH or FTP into the Ubuntu server? Do you need to do uid/gid mapping or only preserver "other"-style permissions? | 17:42 |
wiehan | Walex it is a drive from a linux server | 17:42 |
Walex | wiehan: copying "stuff" is easy, but your requirement is "without messing up permissions permanently" which implies preserving permissions and ownerships. | 17:43 |
Walex | wiehan: then perhaps the easiest way if you can SSH between source and destination is to use 'rsync -e ssh -i -axHOAX ...' | 17:44 |
Walex | wiehan: then perhaps the easiest way if you can SSH between source and destination is to use 'rsync -e ssh -i -axHOAX --numeric-ids ...' | 17:44 |
wiehan | Walex ty | 17:46 |
Walex | wiehan: you don't need the last two "AX" options unless you use SELinux or something that needs extended attributes. | 17:47 |
Walex | wiehan: you don't need the last two "AX" options unless you use SELinux or something that needs extended attributes or ACLs. | 17:48 |
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zartoosh | HI I am using ubuntu 14.01. I do not understand the output of this command: dkg --print-foreign-architectures: i386 Thanks | 19:54 |
Sling | zartoosh: you mean 14.10 and dpkg? :) | 20:06 |
Sling | it helps to be precise when asking questions ;) | 20:06 |
Sling | what do you expect to get from the command, and could you pastebin its output? | 20:06 |
zartoosh | Sling, we are using 14.04. Our system is 64 bit, so I do not understand why it says i386 which is 32 bit? thanks | 20:21 |
Sling | zartoosh: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultiArch | 20:22 |
Sling | its so your 64-bit OS can handle 32-bit binaries | 20:22 |
zartoosh | Sling, thanks, one more question what the option "print-foreign-architecture" means? | 20:24 |
zartoosh | Sling, never mind, the answer is in the same page you pointed out. Thank you. | 20:26 |
cluelessperson | Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone had a simple suggestion for complete HDD backup/image, maybe as a cron job? | 21:45 |
cluelessperson | IMAGE > datetime-name.img in a cron job or something? | 21:45 |
JanC | cluelessperson: you would have to do that while nothing is changing your HDD/image, of course (i.e. with the filesystems unmounted) | 21:58 |
JanC | unless you have a layer below the block device that can handle this | 21:59 |
cluelessperson | JanC: hrm. :/ | 22:02 |
bekks | Or use LVM and snapshots. | 22:02 |
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cluelessperson | I'm trying to logout of ubuntu-server. I get "There are stopped jobs" | 22:12 |
cluelessperson | jobs -l shows stopped less /etc/passwd | 22:12 |
cluelessperson | What am I supposed to do about this? | 22:12 |
JanC | bekks: "LVM" is one example of "a layer below the block device", of course :) | 22:47 |
bekks | Nope. It is a layer above the block devices, since it uses block devices as storage backends :) | 22:48 |
JanC | it's a layer between block devices (but below the one cluelessperson tried to backup) | 22:49 |
JanC | but I'm sure you are aware of that | 22:49 |
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