[00:05] im beanbag and I am back for more berating of this fucking stupid graphical bootloader and the default mode of "fail" === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren [02:45] Hello folks! [02:46] I am running a vpn server and I just configured but it is not connecting from my home computer, could someone help me try to figure what is going on at server side please? [02:46] I was just trying to analise the server log but to be honest I don't know which file to check. [02:48] what kind of vpn are you using [02:48] PPTP (also known as the American Indian restroom) [02:49] L2TP [02:49] ? [02:49] pptp [02:49] davidbowlby: hahaha [02:50] sarnold, that one never gets old if you ask me [02:50] yes [02:50] ok, one sec [02:50] davidbowlby: I suspect I'll be 85 and start giggling to myself and be unable to convey to anyone else why I'm laughing... [02:50] ok [02:51] ircfox, if you check /var/log/syslog, you can grep on pptp [02:51] you'll see some stuff there [02:51] like some idiot from korea trying to log into your server [02:52] davidbowlby: I don't know how to use grep command :P [02:52] it's easy, I'll show you [02:52] cat /var/log/syslog | grep pptp [02:52] ok [02:52] cat writes the file out ot console [02:52] you "pipe" in secondary commands that handle that output [02:53] grep lets you filter on the content [02:53] now, something to remember [02:53] if you're looking for something with a space in it or two works [02:53] surround with quotes [02:53] cat /var/log/syslog | grep "monkey login" [02:53] for example [02:53] davidbowlby: and what I dod with the result? [02:53] something like Mar 30 22:20:30 webfox pptpd[19631]: MGR: Manager process started [02:54] and MGR: Maximum of 100 connections available [02:54] and aximum of 100 connections reduced to 6, not enough IP addresses given [02:54] ok [02:55] so you gave 6 IPs, but said to use 100 connections [02:55] but it's smarter than you, so it fixed that ;P [02:55] now I will introduce you to another command [02:55] tail [02:55] tail is your friend [02:55] davidbowlby: to be honest I think this 6 ip's is default [02:55] tail -f /var/log/syslog | grep pptp [02:55] try you connection [02:55] see what she says [02:55] tail lets you watch the log as she populates [02:56] MGR: Maximum of 100 connections reduced to 6, not enough IP addresses given [02:56] you pipe in the grep and you only see what you care about [02:56] right [02:56] now try to log in [02:56] MGR: Manager process started [02:56] you should see pptp info messages [02:56] try to connect to you pptp [02:56] MGR: Maximum of 6 connections available [02:56] read the works that are coming out of my keyboard [02:56] *words even :) [02:57] My Mac says : The PPTP-VPN server did not respond. Try reconnecting. If the problem continues, verify your settings and contact your Administrator. [02:57] ah ok [02:57] but no log entries? [02:58] no [02:58] see, when I connect I get this:Mar 30 22:59:26 via pptpd[19944]: CTRL: Client 192.168.1.7 control connection started [02:58] no log entries [02:58] so, it sounds like you aren't getting connected to your pptp server [02:58] which is exactly what your mac is telling you [02:58] you might need to check logs on your os x [02:58] because Macs are awesome [02:59] there's some kind of event viewer there or console applicatioon that shuold show you your logs [02:59] ok, so you can do this [02:59] pptp default port is 1723 [02:59] (which is how many folks fit in a pptp) [02:59] anyway [03:00] so you can just do a simple telnet check [03:00] open Terminal [03:00] I'm assuming you know how to use your Mac [03:00] ok [03:00] go ahead please [03:00] telnet 1723 [03:00] you should get "trying... connected to..." [03:00] if you don't [03:00] rut row, your firewall is kicking your nads [03:01] yes folks, you need to open ports to allow traffic to run to your pptp server :) [03:01] trying is still trying and no log at tail [03:01] * davidbowlby has to use the pptp [03:01] yeah, trying and trying means no connection [03:01] which means you can't get in [03:02] what are you using for your firewall [03:02] * davidbowlby prepares for the facepalm [03:02] Mmmm.. not sure default Ubuntu perhaps [03:02] ....ok [03:03] it could also be a firewall on your mac, or any firewall/router between the two machines [03:03] ircfox, first you need to know your network infrastructure [03:03] ircfox, start there [03:04] for example, I have ((internet)) ---> ---> ufw firewall ---> pptp VPN [03:05] I will try to port foward my wifi [03:06] oh boy... that statement [03:06] ircfox, ok, so how is your network configured [03:06] no, still not working [03:06] ircfox, do you put the internet directly to the wifi router? [03:07] no, I got a modem (not wireless) and I got a wifi router connected to it. [03:07] but I think I've bridged the modem and I cannot access it no longer, by the way it was a way long time ago [03:08] ok, you probably need to access the modem [03:08] you probably are natting on your wifi [03:08] which isn't going to go over well depending on your setup [03:08] davidbowlby: did you mean "probably don't need to access the modem"? [03:08] sarnold, I mean he will need to connect to the modem [03:09] sarnold, modems have firewalls too these days, depending on your setup [03:09] I can turn ethernet on [03:09] sarnold, I had to set mine to forward on to mine [03:09] davidbowlby: hmm. I could imagine some configurations might be easier that way, but I certainly hope this doesn't require replacing the router.. [03:09] sarnold, no, just configuring it [03:09] would you mind to test if my vpn server is working for me? [03:09] davidbowlby: i'd hope most modems in bridge mode just forward packets without inspection [03:09] sarnold, sometimes you have to connect to the modem to tell it to forward requests [03:10] sarnold, some not all, we don't even know what he has [03:10] before it gets too radical please [03:10] sarnold, nevertheless, he should be able to access the modem UI [03:10] sarnold, if not, that's kinda a problem too [03:10] ircfox, what's your IP, I'll telnet [03:11] davidbowlby: I cannot access my modem config right now. As I said it is in bridge mode, I would have to reset it. [03:11] * davidbowlby waits for the internal subnet [03:11] davidbowlby: heh, I've never once needed my modem's UI :) [03:11] sarnold, I wish that were the case for me [03:11] davidbowlby: self-bought modems or ISP-provided? [03:11] ircfox, actually that worked [03:12] davidbowlby: yes? [03:12] ircfox, sometimes modems don't like you hairpinning [03:12] my lord! [03:12] ircfox, actually, now that I think of it, there is a setting I believe [03:12] So you think it is my modem? [03:12] ohhhhh.. is the os x machine currently "inside" the same network? [03:12] sarnold: no [03:14] ircfox, can you put your mac on a 3g/4g hotspot and try the connection outside of your network? [03:14] davidbowlby: I am connecting to the same vpn server but with ssh right now. does it say anything about modem block? [03:15] no [03:15] davidbowlby: I don't have any 3g/4g device. [03:15] ...what... [03:15] * davidbowlby is amazed [03:15] yeah :P [03:15] you are setting up pptp [03:16] and don't have cell data [03:16] I have a old nokia [03:16] ...whaaaat [03:16] yes, lol [03:16] ok [03:16] ok, is this running on a 486? [03:16] ;) [03:16] ok ok, sry sry [03:16] ok [03:17] try the telnet to your host using the port 22 [03:17] this should work just fine [03:17] you'll see what happy path should look like [03:17] yes [03:17] fine [03:17] SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_6.6.1p1 Ubuntu-2ubuntu2 [03:20] ok, so that's happy path [03:21] try to telnet to 1723 again [03:21] no still not working [03:21] make sure you have port 1723 open on the wifi firewall and forwarded to your VPN server IP (should be on the wifi) [03:22] I should say, should be on the same network as the wifi or routable via the wifi [03:22] I still don't get your network topology [03:22] is the VPN server on a different network than the wifi router? [03:22] is the Mac on a different network than the wifi and VPN? [03:23] btw, to rule out the mac firewall, you can go to System Preferences > Security & Privacy > select Firewall tab, and turn it off [03:23] it said it is a invalid ip which should be set in the valid subnet of something [03:24] ok [03:24] let's start here ircfox [03:24] right [03:24] what is the "internal" IP of the wifi [03:24] router [03:24] 192. something or a 10. something [03:24] for example [03:24] 192.168.1.222 [03:24] ok [03:24] very good [03:24] wait, sounds a little weird [03:24] but ok [03:25] that sounds more like a client IP [03:25] but ok [03:25] so that's the IP you configure the router with, right? [03:25] this is my mac ip [03:25] .. [03:25] what is the wifi router IP [03:25] this is the ip I am using on my wifi router [03:25] something like 192.168.1.1? [03:25] 192.168.1.254 [03:25] no, that's the IP of your computer, not the wifi router [03:25] ahhh [03:25] now were are getting somewhere [03:26] hmmm, sounds like UVerse [03:26] anyway [03:26] can't be, you have a nokia [03:26] anyway [03:26] hahaha.. [03:26] ok, so what is the IP of your VPN (internal only please, no real IPs here) [03:26] not sure, let me check [03:27] kinda important to know that [03:27] so you can set the firewall rule on the wifi router to point to it... [03:28] what is the command I use again please? [03:28] ifconfig [03:29] this right here is why I start with teaching IP and network configuration before ANYTHING ELSE [03:29] 127.0.0.2 [03:30] that's a localhost address [03:30] check for an eth0 or similar address [03:30] inet add is 127.0.0.1 [03:30] you can use grep [03:30] ifconfig | grep eth0 [03:30] or [03:30] ifconfig -a | grep eth0 [03:31] nothing [03:31] ifconfig -a | grep "inet addr" [03:31] I think it is called venet [03:31] that last one should do it [03:31] It has lo, venet0 and venet0:0 [03:31] yes [03:31] and is one a 192 address? [03:32] venet0:0 is [03:32] well not 192 but not 127 either [03:32] venet? o_O [03:32] ircfox, what is the damn ip [03:32] sarnold: because it is a vps perhaps? [03:32] it's not your public one, is it [03:33] yes, it is [03:33] wait, a vps [03:33] ... ok [03:33] who are you using [03:33] are they openstack? [03:33] crissic [03:33] because most VPS folks start with port 22 open, but everything else is locked shut [03:34] oh man so much more makes sense now! [03:34] sarnold yeah [03:34] I hadn't considered that possibility. [03:34] ircfox, first of all, you don't have to do anything on your wifi router [03:34] ircfox, because the VPN isn't on your network [03:34] ircfox, which would have been nice to know ;) [03:35] I did use this command when configuring the pptp : sudo iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE [03:36] perhaps it is not working because there is no eth8? [03:36] ircfox, yes, but with a hosted service, the system can have its own firewall, not just the VM [03:36] no, ircfox, the interface names are ok [03:37] they just told us you were running a different kind of network [03:37] ircfox, I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with how they open ports up [03:37] and in fact if you're getting connection timeouts they almost certainly have all ports firewalled off except 22 and maybe 80... [03:37] ircfox, there should be some kind of manual on how to open a port to your virtual machine [03:37] sarnold, definitely [03:38] ircfox, most of them have some kind of network profile you can edit to allow ports [03:38] on the virtual machine properties [03:38] ircfox: check around their admin panel for firewalling or security groups, probably you have to do something to specify ports and networks allowed to use those ports [03:38] * davidbowlby needs a drink now [03:40] sarnold, I was able to connect to his 1723 though from my host [03:40] sarnold, so something is still a lil off [03:40] davidbowlby: ohhhhhh [03:40] color me confused then :) [03:40] sarnold, yeah, just remembered that ahah [04:09] sarnold, it's client configuration, we're good here === Negative- is now known as NegativeFlare === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren [07:00] Daviey, yes it does and thankyou if you did it :-) [07:09] Good morning. === bilde2910|away is now known as bilde2910 [07:15] goodmorning,.. [07:16] when running an rsync from a server to a dreambox (linux based sat decoder) on gigabit network i get max speeds of 1.7MB [07:16] shouldn't this be a lot more? [07:17] Perhaps, perhaps not. [07:17] Writing to a slow disk? [07:18] it's a new WD blue or black (don't remember exactly) [07:19] it's def. the "newer faster" technology,.. not ide [07:20] Congested network? [07:24] i'm guessing not,.. how could i find out? my (manageable) switch is not even breaking sweat [07:24] the server has bonding [07:26] DenBeiren: Do you get decent speeds when you download from some other server? [07:27] the server downloads ok,.. as fast as my internetconnection will allow me [07:27] the dreambox, i don't know,.. i don't normally download stuff with it [07:27] i'm now just pushing movies to it located on my server [07:30] Try it, you are trying to find out where the bottleneck may lie. [07:36] wget doesn't give me a speed indication,.. am i forgetting an -option? [07:40] DenBeiren: It should. 'wget --output-document=/dev/null http://speedtest.wdc01.softlayer.com/downloads/test500.zip' is what I use to test connections. [07:42] Connecting to speedtest.wdc01.softlayer.com (208.43.102.250:80) [07:42] null 0% | | 5098k 0:14:54 ETA [07:44] jamespage: python3-oslo.serialization is now in main, should fix the depwait of python.oslo.log [07:45] Daviey, thanks - the rest of kilo-3 is now trickling through as that's unlocked most depwaits [07:46] super [07:47] Daviey, just manually twiddling rebuilds to workaround circular deps in neutron and its decomposed *aas packages... [07:47] jamespage: Yeah, i didn't envy you this cycle.... [07:48] Daviey, we won't have all decomposed vendor drivers in for kilo [07:48] jamespage: But, looks like splitting out is the way of the future... see cinder? [07:48] infact not many - the *aas ones are done - I'll probably target a few for release if possible [07:48] Daviey, yeah [07:48] Daviey, it makes sense [07:49] Daviey, but it does increase the packaging complexity and quantity [07:49] jamespage: Planning to have vendor PPA's? [07:49] Daviey, I think that's likely yes [07:49] Daviey, we'll probably use that for testing and then onboard into distro next cycle [07:49] depending on status [07:49] it actually gives us a nicer QA process rather than accidentially packaging all vendor plugins as we have done in the past [07:50] alot had out-of-archive deps hidden in them [07:50] jamespage: What about UCA? [07:50] archive feeds UCA [07:50] still [07:50] right, but for pulled out vendor drivers? [07:50] well for the first 9 months at least [07:51] Daviey, we already do some UCA type things for vendors [07:51] its not UCA [07:51] 'partner package archives' [07:51] Sorry, i mean, Kilo on 14.04, will that have the vendor drievrs from PPA's or limited set from main on vivid? [07:52] Daviey, most likely PPA's [07:52] ok, thanks [07:52] Daviey, any of specific interest to you? [07:52] (I was thinking for seeing if I could get vmware-nsx in as I have charm stuff that depends on that) [07:55] jamespage: More curiosity than anything else. [08:03] DenBeiren: Is that a normal speed for your connection? [08:38] Is there a storage service you guys can recommend for backing up data of servers, other than AWS S3? === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [09:29] hi. I have a Ubuntu 12.04 server, which has nsca 2.7.2. Ubuntu 14.04 has nsca 2.9.1, whats the best way to get that 2.9.1 package installed on a 12.04 server? [09:29] R1ck: See if there is a backports ppa? [09:30] well I found this: https://launchpad.net/~bli-linsang/+archive/ubuntu/nsca-backport [09:30] so thats the "best" way? [09:31] Hi everyone, i have some trouble with an ubuntu 12.10 webServer. df tell me that i have a 91% (around 89G) of 94,28G of total use in a disk partition, but dcnu and du tell me that the total amount used is 44G. It's a production server and i need to free some disk space without pay for more Gigas, and this big difference from df to du make's me crazy. ¿Somebody can give me some light about what happend? Thks, and s [09:32] R1ck: Does it have pesky dependencies? [09:33] R1ck: I suppose upgrading to Tusty ain't an option? [09:33] unfortunately not :) [09:35] You could also package 2.9.1 yourself. [09:36] But there you might run in to dependency problems. [09:36] You absolutely need 2.9.1? [09:47] yes, I'm beginning to get 2.9 clients that cannot communicate with a 2.7 daemon [09:48] 2.9.1 daemon is running :) backports package seems to work fine [09:50] R1ck: Ah, good to hear :) [10:04] strikov: ping, about Juju, for when you start today. [10:04] rbasak: i just started [10:05] strikov: oh, OK. Google Calendar seems to think you will start in another hour :) [10:05] Though we just did go into daylight savings time in Europe so maybe that affects things? [10:05] rbasak: that's right, i have an appointment today, so i started earlier :) [10:06] strikov: oh, OK :) [10:06] rbasak: did you have a chance to look at the package? [10:06] strikov: yes. Great work! [10:06] strikov: I appreciate the amount of time you've had to spend on this. [10:07] strikov: the only review comments I have are things that I never mentioned to you - my fault. [10:07] strikov: only really minor - I can upload now anyway, but we can maybe fix these to save ourselves time next time. [10:08] rbasak: sure, let's do it today [10:08] rbasak: what do i need to fix? [10:08] strikov: first, we should mention the tracking bug in the changelog, so it auto-closes on upload. Eg " * New upstream release (LP: #1416051)". No need for you to fix this - I can just do it before I upload. [10:09] strikov: then the only other thing is minor disparity with the PPA debian/control file. I noticed because I diffed debian/ against the PPA, just to make sure that Curtis hasn't made any packaging changes in the PPA that we need. [10:10] strikov: specifically these two differences help with backports. They aren't technically needed in Vivid, but we've made it so they will work in Vivid anyway, and that way when we push to Trusty we won't have to change the debian/control file, which would be easier for us to manage. [10:10] rbasak: oh, really? i did that comparison myself about a week ago and it looks like i missed something. sorry [10:10] The first is: [10:10] - gccgo-go [!amd64 !i386 !armhf], [10:10] + gccgo [!amd64 !i386 !armhf], [10:11] This was indeed broken on Vivid a while ago, but I added gccgo-go as a virtual package so now we can Build-Depend on it in Vivid without issues. [10:11] (and it'll pull in gccgo on Vivid, and gccgo-go as a real package in previous releases) [10:11] The second is: [10:11] -Depends: cloud-image-utils | cloud-utils, [10:11] +Depends: cloud-image-utils, [10:12] This only happened after I uploaded the previous Juju packaging, and then forgot to tell you about it, so I wouldn't expect you to have known about it. [10:12] cloud-utils got split a release or two ago, so we fall back to cloud-utils if cloud-image-utils doesn't exist. [10:12] I asked Curtis to add this to PPA packaging, and said I'd sync into Ubuntu packaging, but forgot. [10:13] strikov: both of these I couldn't have expected you to have known about :) [10:15] rbasak: you told me about debdiff'ing against sinzui's ppa [10:16] rbasak: fixing it now, thanks for a review! [10:16] strikov: no problem. And good work! This isn't an easy package to work on :) [10:17] strikov: OK if you want to fix those up, then you can update the changelog with the bug reference and those other two changes, and then you can take all the credit for the upload :) [10:17] That'll help when you apply for upload rights. [10:18] hi.. [10:19] how can i off checkconfig serivce on ubuntu like linux I am not more familiar with ubuntu, can any one help on this [10:23] frudo: are you asking for the Debian/Ubuntu equivalent of chkconfig? [10:23] frudo: update-rc.d is used to adjust Sys V init script execution. For upstart jobs, you edit service definitions directly in /etc/init/. [10:23] For systemd, you copy /lib/systemd/service/... to /etc/systemd/service and then edit it. [10:29] thanks. rbasak. i will try for zabbix serivce.. [10:29] on ubuntu machine [10:36] rbasak: why 'Depends: cloud-image-utils | cloud-utils' is needed? maybe just cloud-utils is okay, because it's available everywhere (including precise where cloud-image-utils is not available) [10:37] rbasak: okay, i figured it out myself, cloud-image-utils might be installed manually without a metapackage [10:37] rbasak: okay [10:38] strikov: yes. Also, won't cloud-utils pull in cloud-guest-utils also, which we don't need in this case? [10:38] That was the reason it was split. [10:38] kickinz1: is http://askubuntu.com/q/582038/7808 relevant to your work? [10:40] update-rc.d nginx disable this commad is wirking but when i trying to do update-rc.d zabbix-agent disable its not working [10:40] rbasak: yes, we are in the process to make it work on armhf. Docker is ready, working on owncloud 8 [10:41] rbasak (docker-1.5.0 armhf package is ready, just need to wait for some code in the store to have it uploaded) [10:54] rbasak: just fyi, gccgo-go is not available on precise (just in case we'll make decision to package current juju there) [10:57] strikov: OK, thanks. I think probably there is no gcc go package to use regardless of name on Precise? [10:57] strikov: so that should be OK [10:57] rbasak: gccgo is available: http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/gccgo [10:57] strikov: Oh, OK [10:59] strikov: I don't think there will be a demand for Juju on Precise for non-Intel that doesn't exist already, so let's just aim for parity with the PPA for now, and we can both change together later if necessary. [10:59] Then the diff against the PPA can remain smaller [11:00] strikov: thank you for pointing it out though [11:07] jamespage: what was the state of arm64 support in docker.io in the archive, please? I saw some back and forthing of support in the changelog, so wasn't sure of the previous status. [11:07] rbasak, it needs dropping for now [11:07] jamespage: I ask because we're having some issues with arm64 but I think we have everything else working, so am wondering if this is actually a regression in functionality or not. [11:07] its incomplete (specifically in one of the deps) [11:07] kickinz1: ^^ [11:07] and its never worked [11:07] rbasak: debian.tgz and .dsc are in your inbox; thanks! [11:08] rbasak: OK [11:08] jamespage: "its never worked" is perfect for a justification for an FTBFS in the FFe bug - thanks :) [11:08] strikov: thanks! [11:08] rbasak, sorry - I mean't todo that before handing over [11:08] jamespage: no problem [11:35] kirkland: hey. byobu.co seems to redirect to www.byobu.co that doesn't resolve. [12:03] rbasak: it is accessible for me [12:03] rbasak: i mean byobu.co [12:04] rbasak: http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/http://byobu.co [12:04] $ host byobu.co [12:04] Host byobu.co not found: 2(SERVFAIL) [12:06] rbasak: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/10711691/ [12:07] rbasak: you may use sshuttle or something with dns forwarding [12:08] strikov: thanks. I don't know why this fails for me. Firefox isn't being clear on why it complains about www.byobu.co. I see no redirect accessing it by hand over HTTP. [12:13] Having problem setting keep alive timeout in Apache2 default virtual host [12:14] I set the timeout in the virtual host on a clean apache2 install on 14.04 and it has not effect. [12:14] s/not/no/ [12:14] bwm: you enable keepalive in the main config, not per vhost [12:15]