=== Faylite_ is now known as Faylite [00:50] i'm trying to install openstack on ubuntu server. For the hypervisor portion, can someone direct me how to setup the kvm [00:59] harushimo: I hope this is helpful http://docs.openstack.org/havana/config-reference/content/kvm.html [01:00] harushimo: (you may need to pick a different openstack release than havana depending upon which version you're running) [01:00] i'm running whatever ubuntu server is giving me [01:00] I don't know which one I can get [01:00] which version of ubuntu are you using? [01:01] 14.04.2 [01:01] 14.04 LTS is using icehouse.. [01:01] I thought it was a current version [01:01] okay thank you === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away [01:01] I may be asking a lot of questions [01:01] please bare with me [01:02] http://docs.openstack.org/icehouse/config-reference/content/kvm.html [01:02] i'm reading it now [01:08] sarnold: thank you [01:08] I can't get anyone on the openstack side to help [01:09] harushimo: that's too bad :/ openstack is sooo complicated, it feels like a mentor is practically a necessity [01:09] sarnold: this is my 4th attempt at it [01:10] sarnold: i've debated on giving up [01:10] harushimo: hehe, I know the feeling; I've thuoght before it might be easier to write tools by hand than to learn these tools.. [01:10] I've always been under the impression that openstack is written by consultants, to keep consultants in business. might not be true, but it sure feels like it [01:12] I agree with both of you [01:14] i appreciate the help [01:14] let me see if I can get it done successfully [01:15] good luck! and have a good night [02:00] another quick question [02:00] does it matter if you use Xen or KVM as hypervisor [02:01] heh? [02:01] there is little difference [02:01] xen uses qemu for hvm [02:02] qemu will use kvm if available [02:02] xen gives a different management interface over pure qemu === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren [02:20] harushimo: I'd prefer qemu/kvm myself, it feels easier to work with to me [02:28] okay [02:28] thank you === CripperZ is now known as cripperz [03:54] Anyone available to help a guy figure out a CDROM installation problem? [03:55] Been scratching my head for a while now, and just can't seem to get it figured out. Just trying to re-install the server.iso. Also have a few questions regarding my setup, in case there is an easier way to go about it. [03:58] we wouldn't have any idea, we don't even know what your attempting to ask yet [03:58] mainly cause you didn't [03:58] !ask [03:58] Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [04:02] Oh sorry. So, I've been trying to either re-install or "reset" my server installation on a home computer. Currently 12.04 server is installed, and I have a DVD-R burned with the 14.10 x64 iso on it. I've managed to boot into the DVD and get the installation going, however, it fails to "detect and mount the CD-ROM". I've checked several logs and it just says in various places that the CDROM was unmounted "just to be safe". [04:08] To continue my question beyond the DVD installation, since I have 12.04 already installed, is there a way to just do-release-upgrade to 14.10 and forget about the DVD? I've read you can do release updates, however my host/network files are all botched and I'd just like a fresh start. === cripperz is now known as CripperZ === CripperZ is now known as CripperZ` [07:34] what do you guys recommend ansible or puppet or chef? === Guest87529 is now known as mwhudson === bilde2910|away is now known as bilde2910 [09:19] Hi, How can I tail multiple logs from differnt servers to a console? Thanks. [09:20] blueingress: Set up an rsyslog server and have them all log there. [09:22] jpds_, thanks .. I will try [10:06] Good afternoon. [12:57] zul, I almost have horizon done and tested btw [12:57] ok [12:58] jamespage: just rebuilding kilo-rc1 for trusty [12:58] jamespage: just have keystone and neutron* to rebuild === roaksoax is now known as roaksoax-afk [15:41] Anyone here good with apt-cacher-ng? Familiar with why it would have over 200k close-waits open? [15:43] kyle__: because the fin timeout is very long [15:43] kyle__: close wait, and not time wait? [15:48] OpenTokix: Close wait [15:48] OpenTokix: Humm. Poking at the configs a little. Apparently the default package has a lot of example remappings in there that don't need to be. Dunno if it will solve problems, but taking them out makes the error log less chatty. [15:50] kyle__: what is the error log? - ie. what is the error? [15:50] kyle__: you havent changed any of yoru networking settings in sysctl? [15:53] Lots of "Error creating pipe file descriptors", a complaint about the gentoo remapper (I commented out all but the ubuntu one I care about for now), and now that cleared out the cruft, too many open file handles. [15:53] Argh. [15:54] OpenTokix: network settings in sysctl have been rather modified, but nothing out of the ordinary. [15:54] kyle__: increase file handles then? [15:54] kyle__: modern computer can handle millions [15:55] how many nodes are talking to your -ng-server? [15:57] OpenTokix: Errr... 318 [15:57] kyle__: increase your fdlimit in /etc/security/limits.conf and restart apt-cacher-ng [15:58] default it is 1000 =) [16:06] jamespage: any reason why you merged python-tz 2014 ? I don't see it in Debian [16:10] Hrumm. Not applying limits to the user it's udner... fscking pam. [16:13] kyle__: ? === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [16:18] OpenTokix: It's not loading the changes to limits.conf, and I can't reboot this system (prod)( [16:19] kyle__: did you restart the apt-cacher-ng - it should give you a new shell- not restart, bt stop + start [17:28] OpenTokix: I had to edit the init script for it === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === bilde2910 is now known as bilde2910|away === cripperz is now known as N0DEH [19:52] Quick Upstart question (this is on 14.04.1): is there a way to specify environment variables to be used by an Upstart job in a separate file from the Upstart job file itself? [19:53] slowe: a .override file perhaps? http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#override-files [19:54] sarnold: Looks like override files are only for changing whether a job should start automatically or not (at least, that's how it appears to read). [19:54] sarnold: Never mind...need to scroll down farther. :-) [19:54] slowe: that is how it appears to read but I suspect it can do more than just that -- I haven't confirmed for myself thoughc [20:07] kyle__: is it working now? [20:10] OpenTokix: Yeah. I had to throw limit nofile somehugenumber somehugernumber in the beginning. [20:11] kyle__: ok,  =) [20:11] kyle__: Defaults is from when a server ad 8MB of ram =) [20:11] OpenTokix: I need to dig through and see just how that works, because I've never seen it done that way before. [20:12] All sorts of defaults in linux are back from the days when 64MB was pi in the sky big. [20:14] kyle__: yes =) === CiPi is now known as cipi === cipi is now known as CiPi === bilde2910|away is now known as bilde2910 === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [22:03] any postfix masters in the house? === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === Madkiss_ is now known as Madkiss === ReScO_ is now known as ReScO === ming is now known as Guest25942 === bigjools_ is now known as bigjools === wolsen_ is now known as wolsen