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PryMar56seems that libsystemd-daemon.so.0 is missing in vivid06:05
PryMar56the header file sd-daemon.h is found, but not the SO06:05
PryMar56I can't build xen-4.5.0 without it06:06
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crane_hifolks09:55
crane_I have used sudo usermod -a -G sudo username to make user a sudoer09:55
crane_now when I use su username and issue sudo it wont accept its pass09:55
crane_also I cant ssh anymore09:56
crane_as this user09:56
crane_wtf? :D09:56
Craig4whohi everyone09:59
Craig4whoanyone got an experience with heartbeat09:59
Craig4whopacemaker09:59
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jamespagezul, ok all baked - https://launchpad.net/~james-page/+archive/ubuntu/kilo/+packages11:43
jamespagejust need those oslo-packages to go through aa review11:43
zuljamespage:  cool anyone said they would review them yet11:44
zuljamespage:  btw i should have nclxd working with 0.5 today11:45
jamespagezul, not yet11:45
jamespagearges appears to be not around11:45
jamespageasked in -release again11:45
jamespagezul, I've done designate and manila as well11:46
zuljamespage:  ack11:54
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bornpilotI am working with 14.04 LAMP on the Apache side of things I need to have web dev usres aceess to the web app folders should I keep the user folders root from the default setting in the install and change the group to have rwx acces to those directorys or what is the best practives for multiuser access to web servers application files?13:02
OpenTokixbornpilot: I would have the webdav folder writable for the webdav-suers. - And theb mount -bind ro for the actual webaccess fo the files.13:04
bornpilotweb developer users not webdav service sorry about that.13:05
OpenTokixYou can still separate them, to have a writable folder - and then mount that as a bind, but ro for the webserver13:06
bornpilotThanks13:06
rbasak# WARNING! I don't seem to be running in the Docker container.13:21
rbasak# The result of this command might be an incorrect build, and will not be13:21
rbasak#   officially supported.13:21
rbasakjamespage: ^^ is that expected?13:21
jamespagerbasak, yes13:21
jamespagethe upstream build process uses docker to build docker13:22
jamespagethink schroot's13:22
rbasakOK, thanks. kickinz1: ^^ - looks like that's fine and we can use sbuild13:22
lnxmenj #gentoo-pl14:05
lnxmenSorry.14:06
rbasakjamespage: so enable-gccgo-build.patch no longer applies. I think the dep3 headers are wrong, as the pull request it refers to seems to be completely different.14:44
rbasakDo you know where I can find a current version of the patch please, or where it came from originally?14:44
jamespagewhich package?14:44
rbasakjamespage: docker.io14:44
jamespagerbasak, that came direct from IBM14:44
rbasakjamespage: not published anywhere?14:45
jamespagerbasak, it was based on patches for master upstream14:45
jamespagerbasak, so for 1.5.0 I'd look for equivalents in master branch14:46
rbasakjamespage: aha. https://github.com/bpradipt/docker/commit/b34e0cd5e8511f388e5d2150559ec80a99a32d79 maybe?14:46
jamespagerbasak, yes14:47
rbasakOK. I'll try those. Thanks!14:47
jamespagehe's the author of the patch you already have14:47
* rbasak wonders if this will break the golang build14:48
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gchristensenHi, what events cause new AWS AMIs to be built? ie: I was expecting a new one around the openssl patches, but it hasn't come, but it isn't with major releases as far as I can tell, 14.04 has been updated a few times in thepast 6 monhts15:42
Odd_Blokegchristensen: The OpenSSL patches should be pulled in via apt-get (the way you would pull in security fixes normally).15:49
Odd_Blokegchristensen: The images are respun if there are _critical_ security issues, or if the way that the image interacts with EC2 changes.15:50
gchristensenOdd_Bloke: makes sense, up until now I just make new servers using a more up to date image. I'll add an apt-get upgrade step in there. though it is curious, is there a way to determine what caused a new AMI to be released? ie: ami-3b14370b, which was released on 2015-03-0516:01
Odd_Blokegchristensen: Release notes are generated at http://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/releases/trusty/release-20150305/unpacked/release_notes.txt16:07
Odd_Blokegchristensen: Yeah, you should definitely have an upgrade step in there; we don't release new images for every security issue.16:08
jamespagejdstrand, would you have capacity for three NEW package reviews for vivid? all oslo refactorings of shared code from openstack projects16:15
jdstrandjamespage: not within the timeframe you'd be interested in (note, I no longer perfrom regular ubuntu-archive duties)16:16
jdstrandjamespage: (sorry)16:16
jdstrandif in a few days you are in a jam, ask again and I'll see what I can do16:17
jamespagejdstrand, ack - ta16:17
hxmi am migrating a site from hosting, but my bandwich is limited, can i use ftp from old server to other ftp server?16:22
hxmsomething like cp but between ftp16:22
Odd_Blokehxm: Do you have SSH access to the hosts, or just FTP access?16:27
hxmjust ftp16:30
hxmnot even sftp16:30
Odd_Blokehxm: I suspect you're out of luck; I think you'd have to pull down the contents to push them back up.16:35
Odd_Blokehxm: But you could use a cloud instance to do it; they generally have excellent bandwidth.  Obviously there would be a cost associated with that.16:36
PryMar56how to request a new package for vivid? libsystemd-daemon.so.016:41
PryMar56in systemd 21916:42
Odd_BlokePryMar56: systemd 219 is already in vivid: http://packages.ubuntu.com/vivid/systemd16:46
Odd_BlokePryMar56: If there's something missing that you would like included, find or file a bug; it's unlikely to make it in to vivid as we are past feature freeze.16:49
PryMar56libsystemd-daemon.so.0  is missing & its required to build Xen 4.5.0 upstream16:51
PryMar56Odd_Bloke, I hope I'm wrong about this. I can't be the first one to try to build this16:52
PryMar56going to check what is done in fc2316:53
Odd_BlokePryMar56: There was a libsystemd-daemon0 package in utopic: http://packages.ubuntu.com/utopic/libsystemd-daemon016:55
Odd_BlokeBut I don't really know much about systemd or its packaging, so I can't really tell you why it isn't in vivid.16:55
PryMar56Odd_Bloke, even debian8 (systemd 215) has it16:59
PryMar56from 215->219 things may have changed16:59
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smbPryMar56, FWIW I just recompiled the xen-4.5 in vivid and had no issues with the current state of the archive17:07
PryMar56smb, did you configure with --enable-ocamltools ?17:07
PryMar56smb or did you build oxenstored ?17:08
smbNo since ocaml is for the old toolstack which is gone17:08
PryMar56smb, so your effort is moot17:08
PryMar56smb, I'm making progress fishing through the fc23 systemd 219 build17:09
PryMar56my snooping thru fc22: http://paste.ubuntu.com/10679310/17:14
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PryMar56OK, I filed a bug with [needs-packaging] tag17:28
JanCPatrickdk: looks like g8 is/was still BIOS-based indeed (but being from 2012, that's an "old" hardware design by now...)17:58
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hxmOdd_Bloke: i did it using lftp20:07
hxmvery usefull20:07
hxmlftp -e "mirror -R local_dir remote_dir" -u ftp_user,ftp_pass remote_host20:08
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kybeHi folks. I have an issue with glusterfs-server starting before zfs on ubuntu 12.04 during boot. This results in glusterfs insterting some files into the mount point and ZFS refusing to mount. Any tip on how to adjust that? glusterfs-server is started by upstart on runlevel2 and zfs-mount seems to be S20 in /etc/rc2.d/.22:23
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sarnoldkybe: what Snn is used for the glusterfs-server?22:27
kybenone, i can only find it in /etc/init/glusterfs-server.conf. there it just says runlevel 234522:29
sarnoldkybe: ugh. I don't recall how the sysvinit compatability levels interact with the upstart prereqs..22:34
sarnoldkybe: it might make most sense to convert the zfs initscript into an upstart configuration file so you can control the ordering exactly22:34
kybeOk22:37
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