=== martinst is now known as martins-afk === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away === andol_ is now known as andol [01:56] i was trying to install owncloud on my xubuntu 14.04.2 install and apparently i messed up my apache2 install because now my MythTV web interface doesn't work [01:57] i now get The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request. when i try to connect mythweb [02:03] Hi. We're switching all our servers to Ubuntu-servers. I'm setting up my 1st one -- currently in the middle of install. It's a UEFI-mobo, with disks partitioned with a 300MB EFI partition in addition to the usual install locations. Started the install, going OK, until it gets to the GRUB install. It fails @: "[1] Install the GRUB bootloader on a hard disk" just telling me an "Installation Step Failed". I can continue with no no bootloader [02:03] apparently, but I figure there should be a way to do this right from the installer. [02:03] How do I get the installer to install UEFI+Grub2 stuff? [02:04] EuaD1: note that some apache config7uration diredctives changed bwtween the apache in 12.04 LTS and 14.04 LTS... ifyou were following a guide, make sure it's for the right version.. [02:07] Jeremy26: wild-guess time, maybe grab a terminal and run grub-install by hand? I can't recall if it just does the right thing based on your configs or not.. but it'd be one potential starting point [02:08] Jeremy26: which install disc are you using? apparently 12.04.1 and earlier didn't do uefi so well... [02:11] sarnold: Hi. Using vivid-server 15/latest, atm [02:11] sarnold, i had mythtv and apache2 running for years and was running fine on 14.04 but as soon as i installed owncloud the mythweb web panel is no longer accieble [02:12] Jeremy26: oh, that really ought to work :) [02:12] sarnold: by "grab a terminal", from where I am @ installer step? or continue without bootloader, and "do it" later? [02:13] Jeremy26: I was thinking from where you are in the installer.. hopefully enough is installed at that point to have a useful shell available [02:13] EuaD1: aha. try checking apache's logs for erro messages.. [02:13] there are probably more details there [02:17] sarnold, ok, according to the error.log, it says authtype digest configured without corresponding module [02:20] EuaD1: auth changed the most in apache 2.4.. lookhere for starting point http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_auth_digest.html [02:21] sarnold, ok, thanks. i just removed and purged owncloud and it still says internal error. so i'll read this over, thanks [02:28] sarnold: ok. i need to figure out what to DO to get the grub-uefi done right once I'm in the shell ... [02:28] Jeremy26: I'm hoping that a plain "grub-install" would do it :) but that's blatant hopefulism on my part [02:30] sarnold: i'm sure you're nice to kittens and puppies and all, but I'm hoping for some docs ;-) [02:31] Jeremy26: looks like you're right, it looks like it requires the destination device name and probably --uefi-secure-boot parameter http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/utopic/man8/grub-install.8.html [02:38] sarnold: more here, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Installing#UEFI, but still rather thin. You'd think an installer would handle this for you. [02:38] Well, s|think|hope|g anyway. [02:39] Jeremy26: yes, yes I would, and I suspect it often does :) [02:41] sarnold: That's what has me a bit hesitant. There's nothing weird here. It's a standard partition setup with the UEFI bits. Wondering if something 'sick' here that's preventing the install. [02:41] Oh, Arch's docs come thru a bit more: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GRUB#Alternative_install_method [02:45] So, I'm at the "Installation step failed". Do I *first* drop to shell, then install? or 'continue' past this without installing grub, and invoke the shell in a step or two? [02:45] I'd try it now.. you know where you stand right now, hehe [02:47] sarnold: You presume a lot with that "know" biz, but ok ... [02:50] Jeremy26: who knows what the next screen will bring? a big failure of some sort that refuses to contuinue? or salvation? or a lengthy package install that's pointless because youy can't boot it anyway? :) [02:52] sarnold: minor problem ... atm, at shell, there's no 'grub-install' available. hmmm . [02:53] Jeremy26: grumble. sorry. [02:53] Jeremy26: time for me to bail.. good luck :) [02:54] re-grumble. thx. [03:03] Well, the next step was, effectively, 'finish the installation', then reboot. @reboot, I get dropped to a Buaybox/ash shell, at prompt "(initramfs)", with absolutley no keyboard responses. I.e. hosed. [03:03] Not exactly a stellar "first time" [03:23] wow. 'rescue' mode is even worse :-( [03:24] What to do now? Do I have to start over and reinstall? === thumper is now known as thumper-dinner [04:43] looking at synaptic, i don't see Apache Module mod_auth_digest anywhere. i would really like to get mythweb working again [04:49] !info mod_auth_digest [04:50] Package mod_auth_digest does not exist in utopic [04:51] why am i getting this error then? AuthType Digest configured without corresponding module === martins-afk is now known as martinst === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [07:31] OpenTokix: FYI, when I did the dry run it stopped at the grub prompt, that was the reason I couldn't reach it by SSH [07:55] nivv: ok, so its up now? [07:55] OpenTokix: Yup! Just connected it to a screen and pressed enter. And now on the productionserver it upgraded perfectly! I'm a happy camper [07:55] nivv: awesome! ^5 [07:56] Just forgot that custom PPA's need to be updated too [08:05] OpenTokix: do you know why that happens? Shouldn't it just bypass that since it's a headless server? [08:08] nivv: There is an issue, that was discussed last week actually. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/797544 <-- this very strange default in 14.04 - I have changed it in my config managment now, so I always have a timeout set. [08:09] OpenTokix: ah I see. Did you change your /etc/grub.d/00_header? I'm a bit scared to reboot the server (haven't done so after the upgrade) [08:10] nivv: no, I changed in /etc/defaults/grub and reloaded update-grub2 === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === martinst is now known as martins-afk [08:35] Hi, I am running a clean install of ubuntu 14.4 with bonding (bonding-mode 4), the system can update and access the internet via w3m, however, I can't seem to ping other computers on the local network and vice-versa, anyone can help me? [08:37] amarcolino: your switch is configured to handle 802.3ad? [08:37] amarcolino: Can you ping the hosts if you unbond the interfaces? [08:38] ... hmmm... haven't tried to unbound the nics and no since I ain't using a switch , it connects directly to the router, give me a sec. [08:40] amarcolino: router is also a switch [08:40] I assume its your home router? yes? Or is a commercial router? [08:41] plain home router and I wouldn't know whether it can handle 802.3ad, it works accessing the internet but the local network :s, that's a pain not being able to connect to it [08:42] ok, doubt it support 802.3ad, and if it does you have to enable it probably. [08:43] nope just unbound the nic, so using only one and I still can't ping [08:43] amarcolino: ok, - is the host you're trying to ping also a linux machine? [08:44] nope it is a windows machine, tried both ways and neither can ping, I suspect it is the linux instead of the windows [08:45] ok, no firewall enabled? [08:46] nope === kickinz1|afk is now known as kickinz1 [08:46] so, run tcpdump on the interface when you ping, to see if you get anything back [08:48] how do i use tcpdump, i.e. tcpdump [ping address],? [08:50] on your local machine [08:50] if your interface you are ping:ing from is eth0 [08:51] as root: tcpdump -i eth0 icmp === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [08:53] OpenTokix: once I use tcpdump and ping on the windows machine it works [08:53] so there must be something blocking it [08:53] yes [08:53] probably the default firewall on the windows machine [08:54] weird now the windows machine can ping but the ubuntu cant ping the windows, any suggestions? [08:54] windows firewall [08:55] Enabled by default and blocks everything [08:56] going to try another laptop and see if the same happens, it is weird to not be able to ping a clean ubuntu install [08:56] since for me at least, that folder is not handled by my git repo [08:56] wrong window [09:02] OpenTokix: for some reason my windows 7 laptop is blocking ping connection, yet windows 8 laptop is fine, grrr. Need to find out why, I most likely did something when I setup this laptop since it is the one I use often. [09:02] OpenTokix: thanks for the help it was driving me insane [09:02] amarcolino: depends on what you select for the network setup. Like "home network" or "public network" That will set other settings in the firewwall on windows. [09:02] Why do I even know this? I dont use windows. [09:05] it is setup as home, it is probably one of the services I disabled or something I enabled/disabled in the administrator config, sigh, this will take a while :'( [09:06] amarcolino: Not like ping is crucial to the function of your ipv4 network [09:09] hey peeps [09:09] I'm having some trouble setting up my firewall... [09:11] i have fail2ban, but i want to close pretty much every port except 22,80,443,587,993 and 3000, how can i do this in such a way, a portscanner will think it's offline? [09:12] and i want to open port 22 for certain IP's only. [09:16] OpenTokix: so far I can ping from windows 7 to windows 8 but not the other way and if I use bonding ubuntu cant receive or send pings on the local === hxm is now known as Guest52098 [09:20] OpenTokix: this is strange just done a reboot with a single nic functioning and tried pinging the server from both laptops and nada, can you help? [10:45] quick question , if a folder served by apache is on www-data group and user, and its file permissions are 777 shouldn't the folder be writeable by php? [10:46] Depends on directory permissions all the way up - the php user must be able to get to the directory in question. [10:46] Spyidonas: You should geneerally never have a folder set to 777, unless its a upload folder or such. - if www-data owns it. - 775 whould be enoigh [10:46] Also, check for apparmor denials [10:47] i set it to 777 because 775 doenst work [10:47] (not sure what the default is there) [10:47] Spyidonas: that's fine for debugging a test deployment but be sure to change it back before going to production [10:48] i havent modify any apparmor, does the ubuntu 12.04 default denies write? the thing is folder above the one i want have read/write access [10:48] for example /var/www/uploads is readable-writeable [10:48] and the /var/www/upload/test isn't === martins-afk is now known as martinst [10:57] Spyidonas: never ever use 777. change the directory's ownership === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [11:02] Kartagis: i did it for test because nothing works. [11:03] Kartagis: not even 777 apparently [11:07] Spyidonas: never ever use 777. change the directory's ownership [11:08] Kartagis: to www-data , correct? Still doesn't work [11:09] Spyidonas: is this wordpress? [11:09] Spyidonas: is it also php-fpm? [11:09] Kartagis: no, its an existing site and im adding a webmail [11:09] Kartagis: the existing site has upload options and php reads/writes to folder [11:10] because php doesn't run under a different user [11:10] whereas php-fpm does [11:10] Kartagis: i created a new folder throwed everything the webmail has and i have the error i cant read/write [11:10] Kartagis: it's the standard php/apache that comes with ubuntu 12.04 [11:11] have you read the docs? [11:11] is it horde? [11:11] Kartagis:no its the afterlogic [11:12] you are on ubuntu, right? check what user the webserver is running under with ps aux|grep apache [11:12] Kartagis:their site http://www.afterlogic.com/support/faq-webmail-pro-php#3.1 says everything about permissions [11:13] Kartagis:apache runs under root... [11:14] that is a Very Bad Idea™ [11:14] dannf, hallyn: what are you expecting from me on bug 1427406? Do we have a patch for Vivid that works on all architectures that we're ready to apply? [11:14] Kartagis: :S I haven't configure that server, my task is to simply activate this webmail clinet :/ [11:14] edit the apache configuration file for user [11:15] Spyidonas: /etc/apache2/envvars [11:16] export APACHE_RUN_USER=www-data [11:16] export APACHE_RUN_GROUP=www-data [11:16] should be that [11:16] Kartagis: will it mess up the existing site ? [11:16] oh, and you actually should have a user www-data [11:16] Kartagis: i have a user www-date [11:17] I don't think so, but shit happens [11:17] then nope [11:18] Kartagis: the exports are as you typed them [11:19] Kartagis: without modification [11:19] one sec [11:19] is anyone in here familar with znc server? [11:20] User ${APACHE_RUN_USER} [11:20] Group ${APACHE_RUN_GROUP} [11:20] Spyidonas: put these in /etc/apache2/apache2.conf [11:20] EuaD1: you mean the BNC? [11:22] Kartagis, it's called ZNC [11:22] I have a linode server running a ZNC server [11:22] EuaD1: the bouncer, right? [11:22] yes [11:22] EuaD1: what do you need help with? [11:22] I am on znc [11:24] well, it's sort of a funny issue but im logged into my znc server, looking at the web admin panel my user has 3 networks. i seem to have forgotten how to resume as my user because when I try to switch to that nick it says that user is already logged in [11:25] logged in as connected to a network? [11:27] Kartagis, yes. the web panel shows i'm connected to only 1 network [11:27] EuaD1: did you change usernames? [11:27] on your irc client* [11:27] Kartagis, yes [11:28] for example. if you hop into #linuxtechandgaming on freenode you can see me logged in multiple times [11:29] EuaD1: can you kill all your users and start anew? [11:30] aka fresh start [11:30] Kartagis, i'm not entirely sure how to be honest. [11:30] i wanted to set up a bouncer so that I would never miss a conversation [11:30] /msg *status help [11:32] shit, i just realized what time it was. Kartagis i need to get going to get to work on time. sorry i need to run [11:32] Kartagis, i sent you a direct message showing what it returned. maybe i'll talk to you later for help. thanks [11:32] EuaD1: /msg *status restart should do it [11:36] Spyidonas: are you all good? I need to go to lunch if you are [11:37] hi folks [11:38] who here knows decent uk vps provider? [11:38] :D [11:39] Fun: DO provides UK locations IIRC [11:40] true [11:40] any else? :D [11:40] I like ovh however they dont offer UK [11:54] Kartagis: are you still there? [11:58] * Patrickdk has ovh blacklisted on all his servers [11:59] never seen anything ligit from that network [13:20] can anyone verify whether ubuntu-server installation disk (vivid) is supposed to be bootable as UEFI, and that it should be able to install grub2+UEFI to a target system? I can't manage to do either one. === martinst is now known as martins-afk === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away [14:30] rbasak: we're looking for guidance as to who to contact who would be able to write the patch we need [14:30] (else we'll just have ot wait until next week and i may have time to look at it in depth) [14:30] we can discuss it during team meeting [14:30] the bug is listed as an action so it'll come up [14:31] fyi, the ubuntu-server vivid/current installer fails to correctly detect/use DHCP setting, requiring manual network setup. other-OS installers and rescue disks have no DHCP problems. === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [14:41] rbasak: no known fix yet :( [14:42] rbasak: i told hallyn i'd look at it again, but i need to finish another task first === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === martins-afk is now known as martinst === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [15:35] I'm trying to update one of my test servers and I'm getting this: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/d2d0fe04998b82521505 [15:36] sudo: unable to open /var/lib/sudo/beck/3: No such file or directory [15:37] my main user is what I ssh'd in with, it should be a sudoer [15:37] just tried as root and got the same thing [15:37] odd [15:40] zul, I'm seeing quite a few python3 isms creeping into openstack - assertRegex instead of assertMatchesRegex for example [15:40] something in the dependency chain is dealing with that upstream, but not in Ubuntu [15:40] any ideas? [15:40] not off the top of my head [15:41] jamespage: oslotest maybe === kickinz1 is now known as kickinz1|afk [15:42] zul, hmmm we are quite out-of-date there === kickinz1|afk is now known as kickinz1 [15:44] zul, nope not that [15:44] jamespage: then not off the top of my head [15:44] np [15:45] zul, can I steal you ironic branch for testing? did you look at trove? === xachet is now known as xachet_lunch [15:45] jamespage: i pushed to ~ubuntu-server-dev/ironic/kilo already [15:45] lemme push my trove stuff somewhere [15:46] jamespage: https://code.launchpad.net/~zulcss/trove/kilo-3 === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === martinst is now known as martins-afk [17:12] hi - I have an upstart issue [17:13] I have created an upstart file -(for starting a meteor app) - it works fine via 'service meteor start/stop' [17:14] but doesn't start on boot [17:14] I can 'cheat' and add the line 'service meteor start' to rc.local and that starts on boot [17:15] but how can I work out why the upstart job /etc/init/meteor.conf doesn't start on boot ? [17:16] do you have to tell upstart somehow taht the service should start on boot ? i.e the equivalent on 'update-rc.d ... ... ' [17:16] yossarianuk: are you aware of http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/? [17:17] You need to tell upstart what other event to start your job on. [17:17] For example: [17:17] start on runlevel [2345] [17:17] stop on runlevel [!2345] [17:17] Then it'll get started on when the runlevel changes to 2. === balloons is now known as iwishiwasascoola === iwishiwasascoola is now known as balloons [17:23] hallyn: so I've got to task switch to Docker for now, and probably won't be able to look again at apparmor-profile-load until next week. I hope that's OK. [17:26] I'm running Ubuntu Server 14.04 and want to set display resolution and screen resolution for grub as well as console to 1024x768. With the default settings I get a display and screen resolution of 800x600 for grub and a display resolution of 1024x768 and a screen resolution of 800x600 for console. [17:26] I tried setting GRUB_GFXMODE=1024x768 but that didn't changed anything. I added GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD=1024x768 but that didn't changed anything too. [17:26] I also modified /boot/grub/grub.cfg manually and set gfxmode=1024x768 and set gfxpayload=1024x768 but that also didn't worked. [17:26] I also modified /etc/grub.d/00_header (based on http://askubuntu.com/questions/18444/how-do-i-increase-console-mode-resolution/18463#18463) but even that didn't worked. [17:27] Did you do sudo update-grub after you made those changes? [17:27] yes [17:28] after all of that didn't worked I undid all modifications and enabled the nvidiafb and set GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="video=nvidiafb:mode_option=1024x768-16" [17:28] nothing changed. [17:29] After I manually ran fbset -xres 1024 -yres 768 -match the console was finally in 1024x768 but after the next reboot it's again in 800x600 [17:30] an3k: If the fbset worked manually you could just add that command to your rc.local file [17:30] rbasak: ah, ok. you don't mind if i step in then? oh wait, i'm out the next two days, so i woudn't be speeding it up much... [17:30] rbasak: are you around on friday? can i ping you then to get the status of your debdiffs, and I'll take it fro mthere? [17:31] hallyn: sure, I'll be around. [17:31] rbasak: thanks! i appreciate it. [17:31] genii: thanks, I'll do that. Howver, shouldn't be th there a configuration for setting the resolution? [17:31] i should be albe to finish it up fri/sat then [17:32] rbasak: thanks I already have 'start on (started mongodb and started nginx and runlevel [2345])' [17:32] like GRUB_GFXMODE= in /etc/default/grub [17:32] off now anyway - i'll look tomorrow... [17:32] an3k: Instead of the GFXMODE or GFXPAYLOAD methos you could try the old way of VGA=xxx in the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT [17:33] an3k: You'd need to look up the 3 numbers to use for the mode you want [17:33] genii: tried that. All it did was keeping grub in 800x600 and console in 800x600 (1024x768) but kernel log in 720x400 ... [17:34] 791 which is 1024x768x16 [17:35] an3k: I'm out of immediate ideas on the issue. === martins-afk is now known as martinst [18:04] arosales: did you mean to publish the last minutes on ubuntuserver.org? I see your post but it's still listed as a draft. [18:04] rbask, I may have forgetting to press publish. Let me check the fomatting and click publish [18:08] Has anyone successfully installed ubuntu-server with Grub2+UEFI? Every time fails here -- simply get to the "Install step failed" telling me no bootloader's installed. End up with an unbootable system if I continue. [18:17] Jeremy26: it depends on the EFI implementation [18:18] rbasak, thanks for the reminder, http://www.ubuntuserver.org/?p=1243 posted [18:19] pmatulis: Hi. Can you explain that? [18:19] genii: looks like it's because of nouveau ... === xachet_lunch is now known as xachet [18:25] funfact: grub runs in 1280x1024 with a 15 years old graphics card but only in 800x600 with a 5 years old nvidia card ... [18:56] genii: I'm now using a ATI MACH64 with 2 MB RAM and PCI ... all problems solved. === Guest96601 is now known as hxm [18:57] an3k: Cool. [18:57] hello, my ubuntu works slow, for login ssh needs 1 minute and for see the pages i host some of times it needs 2 minutes, i dont see any process in top that eats cpu or memory and logs says nothing, what can i debug? === hxm is now known as hackemate [19:00] hackemate: Check /var/log/auth.log for brute-force password attempts, and /var/log/apache2/error.log for people trying to reach admin pages for applications. You might want to install fail2ban which will limit attempts [19:03] hackemate: wouldn't hurt to try some ping or mtr or smokeping to find out your latency, packetloss, etc [19:04] i see many lines like this Mar 24 17:43:09 datatec CRON[9587]: pam_unix(cron:session): session closed for user root [19:04] Mar 24 17:43:56 datatec CRON[9615]: pam_unix(cron:session): session closed for user root [19:04] fail2ban is installed [19:04] but seems does nothing really [19:04] pam_unix is ssh? [19:04] i did, average is ime=178.513 ms top was 300 [19:05] the important bit there is that that's a cronjob, probably not a big deal [19:06] hackemate: For fail2ban maybe check here: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-use-fail2ban-on-ubuntu-14-04 [19:06] 130 ms to where? [19:06] I can get from west coast of the united states to japan in 100ms [19:07] ping 37.187.42.205 [19:07] west coast US to UK is 190 ms [19:07] right now is under 100ms [19:07] from spain to france [19:07] hackemate: Is the ping time from the remote machine to the server or from the server to some other machine? [19:08] from remote machine to the server, this is what i see in localhost 64 bytes from localhost.localdomain (127.0.0.1): icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.099 ms [19:08] ping time to localhost is meaningless [19:10] yeah, but from spain to france, 100ms seems tolerable [19:10] I got 163 from west coast us, it's closer than uk for me :) [19:11] hackemate: From ssh session on the server, if you do ping -c 10 google.com ... what sort of lag on that? [19:13] wow i got stuck 5 minutes [19:13] i mean 4 minutes [19:14] now works fine, again [19:14] but sometimes is like cpu is 100% [19:15] the google ping is this 64 bytes from muc03s07-in-f6.1e100.net (173.194.44.6): icmp_seq=1 ttl=54 time=17.1 ms [19:19] how about all ten pings? [19:20] 64 bytes from muc03s07-in-f5.1e100.net (173.194.44.5): icmp_seq=1 ttl=54 time=17.4 ms [19:20] all like this [19:20] i think is not networking problem, looks like cpu 100% [19:20] i have 2 ssh connected and sometimes i cant write on them [19:20] and suddenly it starts to respond again [19:21] auth.log is filled of pam_unix sessions from cron [19:23] hxm: How far apart is your most often cron job? For instance, sometimes you see a problem like a cronjob running every 5 minutes that actually takes more than 5 minutes to do [19:24] i go check that [19:24] "filled"? that;s not good.. they shuold happen periodically... [19:25] im talking about 5-10 per second, [19:25] WHAT?? [19:25] dont scare me [19:25] i removed all cronjobs [19:26] and did you look through the /etc/cron* files and directories? [19:27] man type a cd takes eternal, im getting paranoid [19:29] there are some files in cron.d, nothing in else cron.* [19:30] in cron.d i have apache2 aptitude and logrotate, roundcube updatenotifier [19:31] Hm [19:31] norfix.es is still getting minutes to load [19:32] hxm: how about /etc/crontab? [19:32] 47 * * * * root cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.hourly and 12 30 1 * * * root test -x /usr/sbin/anacron || ( cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.daily ) same for weekly and monthly [19:33] i candisable them too [19:33] hxm: those are fine.. [19:34] I suggest reading this.. it might be jumping to conclusions, but .. https://www.fireeye.com/blog/threat-research/2015/02/anatomy_of_a_brutef.html [19:34] Is there anything abnormal like i/o errors if you do: dmesg | tail -n 50 [19:35] dmesg is empty [19:35] https://www.dropbox.com/s/09fpcuswhef4flj/Captura%20de%20pantalla%202015-03-24%2020.35.36.png?dl=0 [19:36] .. _nothing_ in dmesg? odd [19:36] Waht? [19:36] i said sme: waht [19:36] That is highly unusual [19:36] screenshot shows it [19:36] it is a virtualmachine of a dedicated server, maybe that [19:36] about bruteforce fail2ban could just ban them no? [19:37] hxm: It's better to deny them for a period of time than to ban because some failed login attempts may be from valid ssh attempts [19:37] if this is a container of some sort maybe dmesg is not available, but this is feeling like it may be a compromised machine with a rootkit installed [19:37] not visible in top? [19:38] yeah [19:39] lsof could give a clue no? [19:39] depends on the rootkit [19:40] can someone look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php5/+bug/1336713 and see if they can test/replicate? (I wasn't able to on a production instance that has `php5-fpm` installed but not the `php5` metapackage) [19:41] (I ask here because server package :P) [19:43] what can i do now [19:44] hxm: if it were me, I'd set ujpa replacement, restore from backups, etc., and do forensics on the system later [19:44] ujpa? [19:45] up [19:45] this is a new keyboard, I'm hot entirely used to it yet [19:46] s/hot/not ;) [19:46] figures :) === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [19:56] sarnold: we should replace your keyboard [19:56] :P [19:57] do you know chkrootkit.org? [19:57] teward: the transition is far harder than I expected [19:57] hxm: I believe it's wildly unmaintained. [19:57] hxm: .. and fighting a problem thats nearly impossible to solve anyway. [19:57] i know, but i wont get this tomorrow again [19:58] sarnold: the alternative is radical implantation of cybernetic technologies which facilitate data entry via neural signals [19:59] * teward is a crazy, yes. [19:59] or, go get your old keyboard :) [19:59] teward: heh, I switched to this one because my old one caused significant pain in my hands and arms [20:00] teward: or, well, I suspected it was involved. three weeks with a different keyboard have helped immensely [20:03] rbasak: ping - have you seen anything else similar to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php5/+bug/1336713 that affects the `php5` packages? (I can only find that they have the `php5` metapackage on there which could potentially cause this if `apt` or some other system is not detecting `php5-fpm`, but...) [20:21] teward: I've not seen it apart from in that bug IIRC. Need steps to reproduce to do anything about it :-/ [20:22] rbasak: yeah, I set it back to 'incomplete' - even tested a dist-upgrade on a production server I know for a fact hasn't been updated since January cause I"m insanely busy. [20:22] rbasak: wasn't able to replicate with *just* php5-fpm (and there's been no updates to the nginx package that'd trigger this) [20:22] rbasak: the only thing i can think that would do this is a case where `apt` derps and ignores php5-fpm being installed, and then installs Apache [20:23] rbasak: since `php5` meta package [20:23] (it was said in the description that it was present, I believe, but again, we need more info) [20:23] teward: thanks. I updated the description to make it completely clear. [20:25] rbasak: the only reason i'm on the bug is 'cause bdmurray pinged me (see -bugs for that discussion) [20:26] rbasak: bdmurray said "Hey, they're using the PPA" maybe on the assumption that causes it (because nginx was mentioned on the bug), but I"m 99.99% certain that nginx, PPA or repository or otherwise, would not be the cause [20:27] Is there detailed documentation for *installing* ubuntu-server on UEFI? Every attempt I've made fails -- whether allowing the installer to try to auto-figure-it-out, or dropping to apt shell and manually installing the grub-efi packages. Fails 100% of the time. As a test of my h/w and partitioning, no issues installing Fedora ... [20:31] rbasak: the *only* way it could happen is if `php5`'s dependencies list was in a "php5-fpm not present with regards to compatibility and depends" state - that's the only real way it'd trigger this, 'cause php5-fpm doesn't depend on apache components, and nor does nginx === bilde2910 is now known as bilde2910|away [20:41] coreycb: is trusty getting nova 2014.1.4 too? doesn't look like it's been uploaded... [20:52] mdeslaur, yes and it should more or less be done. let me kick tests off and soon should be able to mark the bug as verified. [20:58] coreycb: cool, thanks! === neunon_ is now known as neunon [22:01] Hi. Any idea why installing the linux-generic-lts-utopic package in pkg_include (preseed) yields a kernel panic ? Is this a bug ? It looks like the initramfs doesn't run - the initrd for 3.16 isn't generated [22:01] Someone else's reported the issue and hacked together a update-initramfs in a late_command but that doesn't sound like an ideal solution [22:01] http://askubuntu.com/questions/526193/preseeding-3-16-hardware-enablement-kernel-requires-manual-update-initramfs [22:02] One last try -- anyone successffully installed ubuntu-server to UEFI? preferably Vivid? [22:02] We have precise installs that run fine when installing the trusty lts kernel in preseed, without having to resort manually running update-initramfs [22:02] !vivid [22:02] Ubuntu 15.04 (Vivid Vervet) will be the 22nd release of Ubuntu due for release in April 2015. Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1. For more info see the announcement at http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/1425 [22:03] Jeremy26: ^ [22:03] you should probably start in #ubuntu+1 ( just sayin ) [22:03] teward: Been there on & off for 2 days . The only response to any question I got was to come back here. [22:04] Jeremy26: maybe try the ubuntu-server mailing list? UEFI is still not common enough that many people who happening to be watching IRC at the time you ask will have experience with it. [22:04] Jeremy26: well then I suggest patience - but as with all QA and iso testing, you should consider filing an issue against the image if it's not working as it should be with efi installations [22:04] i also agree that the ubuntu-server mailing list will yield better results [22:05] (I force my systems to use legacy if efi is an option) [22:05] dmsimard: that sounds worthy of a bug report to me. [22:05] rbasak: Thought so too.. Will file one. Thanks. [22:05] dmsimard: maybe against the initramfs-tools package in the first instance? [22:05] I'm not sure where else would be relevant. [22:05] Yeah I was about to ask where to file it [22:06] I haven't exactly pinpointed where the problem occurs [22:06] I think a missing initramfs makes initramfs-tools a reasonable first guess. It can always be reassigned later. [22:08] Jeremy26: dang, still no luck? :( please file a bug against ubiquity, I think that's the most logical next step [22:10] sarnold: Hi. Nope. Terrible installler experience. Grub's just non-functional. UEFI's barely usable without manual intervention. DHCP doesn't manage to configure the network at all -- all other installers do. A USB-key install still insists on a CD being attached. [22:10] Yeah, really terribly frustrated atm. Looking at Fedora. [22:11] Jeremy26: damn. I haven't needed a cd for installing for.. uhh.. many years. :/ [22:12] what is a cd? [22:12] Patrickdk: it's what ubuntu-server apparently requires to install itself [22:12] since when? [22:13] I've been using pxe boot install since 2007 [22:13] Tried a Vivid Server install on UEFI from a USB key? [22:14] can't claim I ever used usb install, and never used a computer with uefi boot === kickinz1 is now known as kickinz1|afk [22:33] Patrickdk: if you used an x86 computer that was manufactured in the last several years, then it was most likely using (U)EFI [22:34] not true, they still have the, do not use uefi option [22:34] they don't [22:34] I don't own any of them [22:34] all of my servers, even recent ones still have the don't use uefi [22:35] I don't have any of the hp bl460c g9's yet though, just the g8's [22:35] they have a "run a BIOS emulation layer on top of UEFI" option [22:42] no, no uefi support at all [22:42] that is brand new, in the g9 servers that just came out [22:45] rbasak: FWIW: https://bugs.launchpad.net/initramfs-tools/+bug/1436098 [22:54] Patrickdk: I've supermicro mobos. All have full UEFI support.