[00:16] <sveinse> I have installed 14.10 server and I have this USB3 SATA adapter. I don't get anything (in the kernel log) when connecting it. It did work on 14.04. What service or driver might I be missing?
[00:17] <sarnold> hey sveinse :)
[00:17] <sveinse> sarnold: Hey :)
[00:18] <sveinse> I got my issue fixed. PEBKAC :) sorry guys
[00:18] <sarnold> \o/
[01:18] <_apocalypse_> hello
[01:18] <_apocalypse_> Is anybody aware of the lucid server rerelease .4?
[01:19] <_apocalypse_> Is it still supported?
[01:23] <_apocalypse_> !lucid
[01:23] <_apocalypse_> !help
[01:23] <_apocalypse_> !list
[01:25] <_apocalypse_> In the lucid server rerelease 10.04.4 it comes with aptitude that crashes when minesweeper is run from it.
[01:26] <_apocalypse_> This is long term support after years of being released and finally rereleased minesweeper is broke?
[01:28] <_apocalypse_> I want to know how something like that occours where is the debugging priority?
[01:28] <_apocalypse_> That the main package manager has critical bugs years into debugging. Any explanation?
[01:28] <_apocalypse_> Is it the 4th release of a 5 year old codebase?
[01:30] <shauno> minesweeper?
[01:35] <_apocalypse_> Why is there a bug in the main package manager on the 4th release of lucid server?
[01:59] <_apocalypse_> Why is there a bug in the main package manager on the 4th release of lucid server?
[09:09] <lordievader> Good morning.
[09:44] <ws2k3> Hello, when i try to do a apt-get upgrade i get  unable to open files list file for package `passwd': No such device or address
[09:50] <YamakasY> hi guys, my unattended upgrade are on 1 but packages are not upgraded
[10:56] <PaulePanter> Hi. When only accessing a server over SSH `console-data` is not needed, right?
[11:06] <bekks> Of course it is needed.
[11:07] <PaulePanter> bekks: For what?
[11:08] <bekks> For setting the keymap.
[11:08] <PaulePanter> bekks: Why do I need that when logging in over SSH?
[11:08] <bekks> Because otherwise your shell doesnt knpw which keymap should be used.
[11:16] <Notwang> hi
[11:17] <Notwang> I'm trying to install ubuntu server 14.04 on a server with gpt
[11:17] <Notwang> is there a guide on how to do that?
[11:34] <Notwang> do I need separate fat partition?
[11:34] <Notwang> why the installer doesn't support it?
[11:46] <gabrielm_za> hi guys.. i did a fresh install today of ubuntu 14.14 x64 and kvm. I am having an issue connecting to the hypervisor...
[11:46] <gabrielm_za> root@zero:/etc# virsh -c qemu:///system list
[11:46] <gabrielm_za> error: failed to connect to the hypervisor
[11:46] <gabrielm_za> error: Failed to connect socket to '/var/run/libvirt/libvirt-sock': No such file or directory
[11:47] <gabrielm_za> syslogs shows
[11:47] <gabrielm_za> Mar 20 07:14:58 zero kernel: [   12.010116] init: libvirt-bin main process ended, respawning
[11:47] <gabrielm_za> Mar 20 07:14:58 zero kernel: [   12.086729] init: libvirt-bin main process ended, respawning
[11:47] <gabrielm_za> Mar 20 07:14:58 zero kernel: [   12.154322] init: libvirt-bin main process ended, respawning
[11:47] <gabrielm_za> Mar 20 07:14:58 zero kernel: [   12.222302] init: libvirt-bin respawning too fast, stopped
[11:47] <gabrielm_za> any ideas ??
[11:51] <OpenTokix> gabrielm_za: Is your kvm module in kernel? Is VT-x or amd-eq enabled in bios?
[11:52] <gabrielm_za> VT-x is enabled
[11:52] <lordievader> gabrielm_za: Looks like libvirt is crashing.
[11:52] <jpds> gabrielm_za: Check /var/log/upstart for a libvirt failure?
[11:54] <gabrielm_za> root@zero:~# cat /var/log/upstart/ureadahead.log |grep libvirt
[11:54] <gabrielm_za> ureadahead:libvirt: Ignored relative path
[11:54] <gabrielm_za> northing else in /var/log/upstart/*
[11:55] <gabrielm_za> lsmod gives me: kvm_intel             143187  0
[11:55] <gabrielm_za> kvm                   455835  1 kvm_intel
[11:55] <jamespage> coreycb, zul: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1434526
[11:55] <jpds> gabrielm_za: Try running libvirtd by hand.
[11:57] <gabrielm_za> root@zero:/etc# libvirtd
[11:57] <gabrielm_za> 2015-03-20 11:56:41.265+0000: 2062: info : libvirt version: 1.2.2
[11:57] <gabrielm_za> 2015-03-20 11:56:41.265+0000: 2062: error : virConfParseString:426 : configuration file syntax error: /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf:12: unterminated string
[11:57] <gabrielm_za> 2015-03-20 11:56:41.265+0000: 2062: error : virStateInitialize:749 : Initialization of QEMU state driver failed: configuration file syntax error: /etc/libvirt/qemu.conf:12: unterminated string
[11:57] <gabrielm_za> 2015-03-20 11:56:41.265+0000: 2062: error : daemonRunStateInit:920 : Driver state initialization failed
[11:57] <gabrielm_za> argh
[11:57] <gabrielm_za> dammit
[11:57] <gabrielm_za> thanks jpds....
[11:58] <gabrielm_za> i had altered the vnc line in that file and was missing a " at the end of ..0.0.0.0"
[11:58] <gabrielm_za> :-)
[11:58] <gabrielm_za> many thanks for the help..!
[11:58] <jpds> No worries.
[11:58] <gabrielm_za> going to reboot... let's see if it comes up now...
[11:58] <gabrielm_za> lol
[11:58] <gabrielm_za> simple mistake
[11:59] <jpds> Happens.
[11:59] <gabrielm_za> root@zero:~# virsh -c qemu:///system list
[11:59] <gabrielm_za>  Id    Name                           State
[11:59] <gabrielm_za> ----------------------------------------------------
[11:59] <gabrielm_za> :)
[12:02] <coreycb> jamespage, thanks for handling that
[12:02] <jamespage> coreycb, its not to bad afaict
[12:02] <jamespage> two of those are refactorings - the other is a simple package
[12:02] <coreycb> jamespage, good to hear
[12:02] <jamespage> coreycb, keystone wants python-cryptography for a new token format
[12:02] <jamespage> need to MIR that
[12:02] <jamespage> might be tricky
[12:03] <coreycb> jamespage, hmm
[12:42] <coreycb> jamespage, for the icehouse pep8 cert changes, should I bump the release to 0ubuntu2?
[12:42] <jamespage> yeah that's fine
[12:42] <jamespage> 1.1 is also ok actually
[12:59] <coreycb> jamespage, here's cinder - https://code.launchpad.net/~corey.bryant/cinder/2014.1.4/+merge/253665
[13:50] <skinsky> Hi, when I run dpkg --list | grep linux-image to see what old kernels I can get rid of, it shows old kernels that are not even on the system?  Any idea how to get rid of them?  Or what the problem is?
[13:57] <skinsky> Is it because I have used apt-get remove when I should have used apt-get purge?  Thing is I just used apt-get remove as usual on some kernels that are there and they are gone so maybe not that!
[14:17] <pmatulis> skinsky: consider using a pastebin to show the output you see
[14:19] <skinsky> ok, actually its still showing the ones I recently removed...
[14:22] <skinsky> pmatulis:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/10635009/
[14:22] <skinsky> only 76 & 77 on the system at the moment
[14:25] <skinsky> they don't show wi ls in /boot just with the show image command?
[14:25] <skinsky> dont show in
[14:27] <pmatulis> skinsky: 'r' means it has been removed
[14:27] <skinsky> cetainly has, not on my system, is it a cache error
[14:28] <skinsky> you mean 'rc'
[14:28] <pmatulis> skinsky: yep
[14:29] <skinsky> ok, so I learn something new today, why
[14:29] <skinsky> not on the system thats for sure
[14:32] <skinsky> Googled but Google not been my friend for a while...
[14:32] <pmatulis> skinsky: 'r' for removed and 'c' for configuration remaining.  to rid your system of configuration files use 'apt-get purge' instead of 'apt-get remove'
[14:32] <YamakasY> is it still needed to grab the svn packages from WNADISCO ?
[14:32] <skinsky> ok, hence my previous ...
[14:34] <skinsky> pmatulis: perfect, ty
[14:34] <skinsky> note made :)
[14:34] <pmatulis> skinsky: keep on truckin'
[14:34] <skinsky> on the to the next problem ;)
[14:34] <skinsky> onto
[14:35] <skinsky> I keep my boot dir to 500gb and it can fill up
[14:36] <skinsky> never a truer word said that you learn something everyday
[14:37] <skinsky> 500gb?
[14:37] <skinsky> :)
[14:38] <OpenTokix> I have /boot at 256M
[14:38] <skinsky> yeah I meant 500mb sry
[14:39] <skinsky> the kernels come quite frequently :) these days
[14:40] <skinsky> btw guys you still need to sort the -1 problem in grub.cfg
[14:40] <skinsky> servers hang on reboot if not changed after kernel upgrade
[14:40] <skinsky> waits for a keystroke and on a headless that just aint possible
[14:41] <skinsky> needs to be set to 5 or 10
[14:42] <OpenTokix> skinsky: -1 problem?
[14:43] <skinsky> OpenTokix:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/797544
[14:45] <skinsky> I just like servers to come backup after reboot
[14:45] <skinsky> which is quite frequently these days
[14:46] <OpenTokix> skinsky: intresting
[14:46] <OpenTokix> skinsky: have to adjust /etc/default/grub to avoid it
[14:46] <skinsky> OpenTokix: its been there for ages
[14:46] <YamakasY> anyone /
[14:46] <skinsky> its a pain
[14:46] <OpenTokix> skinsky: but from what I see you can fix it by having a proper /etc/default/grub
[14:46] <skinsky> hetzner sort it some how but just my main server provider has yet to get up to speed
[14:47] <skinsky> just should not happen tho should it
[14:47] <OpenTokix> Just another configuration, nut a bug per say - just a weird default
[14:47] <skinsky> never a problem on debian
[14:48] <skinsky> yeah
[14:48] <skinsky> major pain tho if you forget to edit grub, you have to boot to rescue, edit and boot back to normal
[14:48] <OpenTokix> skinsky: Not a problem really, since the configuration managment system handles that.
[14:48] <skinsky> most of my servers are Ubuntu
[14:49] <YamakasY> is us.archive.ubuntu.com lacking ?
[14:50] <OpenTokix> skinsky: get config managmenet
[14:51] <skinsky> OpenTokix:  will check it out, ty
[14:52] <OpenTokix> skinsky: ie. dont expect ubuntu to have a configuration policy that suits your needs. - They only provide a platform to run on, you should make sure it runs as you intend it to run.
[14:54] <skinsky> well its not good for business, all servers I install these days are debian for this very reason
[14:55] <OpenTokix> skinsky: I prefer debian over ubuntu, but I dont really care
[14:55] <skinsky> never heard of a remote server not coming up because of something very basic like that
[14:55] <skinsky> love 12.04 :)
[14:55] <skinsky> and ubuntus eol
[14:58] <andreyst> Hi all, I am trying to install zabbix agent on two different server and the problem is - two different versions get installed.
[14:59] <andreyst> first one install 1:2.2.2+dfsg-1ubuntu1, second one - 1:2.4.4-1+trusty
[14:59] <andreyst> repos in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/zabbix.list are the same
[15:00] <andreyst> installing 2.4.4 manually specifying it for apt-get install doesn't work - cannot find it
[15:00] <andreyst> what am I doing wrong?
[15:00] <pmatulis> skinsky: why did you call it the -1 problem?
[15:01] <skinsky> because you nedd to change the time out from -1 to 5 or 10
[15:01] <skinsky> in grub.cfg to illiminate the problem
[15:01] <skinsky> need
[15:02] <skinsky> when you upgrade you get the warning that less than 0 is no longer supported in grub
[15:02] <skinsky> but ubuntu still sets it to -1
[15:02] <pmatulis> skinsky: oh, '-1' is the default for GRUB_RECORDFAIL_TIMEOUT
[15:02] <skinsky> yeah, sry
[15:02] <skinsky> hangon
[15:02] <pmatulis> alright, yeah that's not a great default
[15:03] <pmatulis> mabye for a desktop, but not a server
[15:03] <skinsky> http://paste.ubuntu.com/10635274/ ubuntu sets it to -1
[15:03] <rbasak> There's a bug that I intend to reopen to fix that.
[15:04] <skinsky> as I said for a headless machine its a pain ;)
[15:04] <rbasak> We basically agreed to change the default to something positive - 30 or something - at least on Vivid.
[15:04] <skinsky> its a majore pain
[15:04] <skinsky> major
[15:04] <skinsky> simple to fix I expect
[15:05] <rbasak> Fixing anything, however simple, is not trivial in Ubuntu. You have to be careful not to accidentally regress every user.
[15:05] <skinsky> rbasak:  needs to be 5 or 10
[15:05] <rbasak> skinsky: not enough for desktop.
[15:05] <skinsky> rbasak:  yeah it must be difficult
[15:06] <rbasak> It's a rare case anyway to get a boot failure that needs reverting
[15:06] <rbasak> Or a power cut doing a boot that makes it think it was a boot failure
[15:06] <rbasak> But I agree we need to eliminate even that small chance.
[15:07] <skinsky> yes the power cut can really throw a spanner in the works but with the -1 it happens on a soft boot, not all the time which I cannot get my head around tho
[15:08] <skinsky> hetzner show change it to 5 but my main server provide just leaves it at -1
[15:08] <skinsky> be nice if Ubuntu would get it sorted once and for all :)
[15:20] <skinsky> off topic, anyone get a good look at the eclipse today, not me totally clouded in the pyrenees :(
[15:23] <skinsky> I suppose when of the sings that your a good sysadmin is that you did not even know there was a major eclipse today
[15:23] <skinsky> signs
[15:23] <skinsky> and better spelling
[15:25] <skinsky> anyway, thanks for all your help, ty pmatulis :)
[15:25] <jamespage> sarnold, re the pysaml2 MIR - I've commented on the bug that due to the state of repoze.who, and the fact that plugin is not used by keystone, i'd like to patchup pysaml2 to push that back to a suggests requirement
[15:25] <jamespage> sarnold, thoughts?
[15:30] <BrianBlaze420> hello everyone I have ubuntu 14.04 LTS and I am trying to figure out where the ssh login messages are. I know that the banner is in /etc/issue.net but where can I find the rest of the login, like all the info after I actually log in?
[15:32] <Walex> BrianBlaze420: that ought to be not SSH specific, but for any login
[15:33] <BrianBlaze420> yeah well I am just curious where the default stuff is located
[15:33] <BrianBlaze420> like where it says  system info and all that
[15:33] <bearface> BrianBlaze420: look into motd and/or update-motd
[15:33] <BrianBlaze420> motd!
[15:33] <BrianBlaze420> i bet thats it XD
[15:33] <BrianBlaze420> thanks
[15:34] <BrianBlaze420> my brain is failing me this morning haha
[15:34] <Walex> BrianBlaze420: it could also be system news, or some PAM plugin
[15:35] <BrianBlaze420> thanks for sending me in a good direction
[15:35] <BrianBlaze420> really appreciate it
[15:57] <smoser> hallyn, so i got addicted to using 'lxc-attach'
[15:57] <smoser> any ideas on how i can get an equivalent for kvm
[15:58] <smoser> or , for bonus points, any remote system
[15:58] <smoser> key feature being that it takes arguments
[16:00] <gabrielm_za> ok, so I added additional space on my logical volume, it shows correctly when I do a lvscan
[16:00] <gabrielm_za>  ACTIVE            '/dev/vmstuff/vm_iso_images' [50,00 GiB] inherit
[16:01] <gabrielm_za> how do I resize the file system as that is still showing the original 10Gigs
[16:01] <gabrielm_za> it is a ext4 file system
[16:01] <gabrielm_za> root@zero:/mnt/vm_iso_images# resize2fs /dev/vmstuff/vm_iso_images
[16:01] <gabrielm_za> resize2fs 1.42.9 (4-Feb-2014)
[16:01] <gabrielm_za> resize2fs: Device or resource busy while trying to open /dev/vmstuff/vm_iso_images
[16:01] <gabrielm_za> Couldn't find valid filesystem superblock.
[16:02] <gabrielm_za> i am not sure if resize2fs only works on ext2/3 file systems ?
[16:02] <hallyn> smoser: ...  ssh ? :)
[16:03] <lordievader> gabrielm_za: Resize2fs works fine with ext4 filesystems too.
[16:03] <lordievader> gabrielm_za: You can even call resize2fs from lvextend :D
[16:03] <smoser> ssh is annoying in that it takes areguments.
[16:04] <smoser> errr. doesn't take arguments. forces through your shell
[16:04] <OpenTokix> smoser: What do you mean?
[16:05] <gabrielm_za> lordievader: the fiel system is unmounted, but i keep on getting device or resouce busy when i run the resize2fs command
[16:05] <gabrielm_za> *file
[16:06] <smoser> OpenTokix, lxc-attach -n my-container -- my command "$&$$(" "and" "my arguments"
[16:06] <lordievader> gabrielm_za: Is it?
[16:06] <smoser> try that with ssh
[16:06] <smoser> ssh host my command "**  " 'asdf "'
[16:06] <OpenTokix> smoser: ssh user@hosts "command --blhadiba > log.log"
[16:07] <smoser> i dont want shell interpretation on the other end.
[16:07] <gabrielm_za> pffft, i'll come scratch around a little later again..
[16:07] <OpenTokix> smoser: ok, since ssh is... secure shell, it is kind of hard to avoid
[16:07] <lordievader> gabrielm_za: lsof /dev/vmstuff/vm_iso_images
[16:08] <hallyn> smoser: sorry i don't have any ideas :)  just use p9 to mount the kvm's rootfs and then do it locally :)
[16:16] <OpenTokix> smoser: I dont see the problem
[16:27] <StathisA> ok, i've set up a localhost ssmtp and apticron and i can receive its notifications in gmail so it is working. now is it possible for apticron to use another smtp server in the same lan for the notification? - i dont want to nd up having ssmtp installations in all the servers ><
[16:32] <hanlon2> Hi.  I'm not sure if this is a Xen or Ubuntu question ... I've installed an Ubuntu Vivid DomU.  I notice that the kernel no longer provides a "/proc/sys/xen" dir.  That's mentioned, similarly, for Debian @ https://wiki.debian.org/Xen.  Does that now mean we need to run ntpd in each DomU?
[16:38] <OpenTokix> hanlon2: you have never had to run ntpd i a xen domu, since the dom0 handles the time of the guest. - very unreliably to  =)
[16:40] <hanlon2> OpenTokix: I was just informed by the Linode ops that you MUST run ntpd in the DomU with pv_ops.
[16:42] <OpenTokix> hanlon2: ok
[17:51] <squisher> rbasak, ok, pushed some changes for bcache-tools. I'd appreciate a check if I'm actually using gbp correctly.
[18:13] <squisher> rbasak, also I don't really like the --git-ignore-new option. Maybe a debian/.gitignore is a good idea?
[18:19] <rbasak> squisher: your changes look fine to me.
[18:19] <rbasak> squisher: though, try and push the Makefile change to upstream if you can (wherever that is - I appreciate it's unclear)
[18:19] <rbasak> squisher: saves us accidentally forking
[18:20] <rbasak> squisher: what don't you like about --git-ignore-new?
[18:20] <rbasak> squisher: you might be able to put something in .git/gbp.conf or ~/.gbp.conf to always --git-ignore-new if it's just a personal preference
[18:22] <rbasak> squisher: though you're pushing changes right now, so if you want a debian/.gitignore for now I'm fine for you to go ahead and add it. I'll only push to take it out if it actually (rather than hypothetically) causes me pain.
[18:40] <hanlon2> I've installed gpgv2 in Vivid.  I've no need/want for gpgv1 -- but an apt remove of gnupg looks 'serious'.  Is it intended that gpgv1 is still tigthly wired in?
[18:40] <hanlon2> tightly, even
[20:04] <bitfury> hey guys, is there an easy way to install the same packages (same versions) installed on one to another ?
[20:16] <henkjan> bitfury: dpkg --get-selections
[20:17] <henkjan> bitfury: https://kura.io/2010/07/02/using-dpkg-selections-to-backup-and-install-packages/
[20:19] <bitfury> henkjan: hmm ok, but that just gives me a list of names which I can use on the new system to install, but how do I keep it from installing candidate versions which might be newer?
[20:21] <henkjan> bitfury: i suppose you are running the same ubuntu release on both servers?
[20:21] <henkjan> and keep them up2date
[20:21] <henkjan> then you won't have any differences in versions
[20:22] <bitfury> henkjan: they're running the same ubuntu release with just the latest security updates.
[20:25] <henkjan> bitfury: in that case you should end up with 2 servers with the same package
[20:28] <bitfury> henkjan: oh ok, so the iso's from releases do not include the latest updates?
[20:28] <bekks> bitfury: correct.
[20:29] <bitfury> oh, now I remember there's a prompt during installation to do it if you like.
[20:29] <bitfury> thanks guys
[20:39] <blackyboy> I cant upgrade the packages getting this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/10637487/
[22:21] <luifer> hello
[22:21] <luifer> I need to configure ubuntu server like a proxy, any one?