[00:00] <pmatulis> yeah, the client will mention permissions on its own side only
[00:03] <pmatulis> permissions, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10841546/
[00:03] <sarnold> which is as it should be, but the first time you debug one of these things it's pretty annoying :)
[00:09] <Peiniger> pmatulis: thanks
[00:10] <lhorace> Didn't I say that SSHD should be in debug
[03:40] <zzxc> Hey, I have a situation where I have userA and userB both belong to the same group. I have an issue where they are both share a directory that is owned but a group. If userA creates a directory or file then userB can't write in it and viceVersa because the premissions for the new directory are 755. Anyone know a way to fix this?
[03:55] <lhorace> zzxc: Try ACL?
[03:56] <lhorace> You can set which use irregardless of Permissions
[03:56] <lhorace> s/user/
[04:33] <mgooley> Hi everyone! I'm trying to come up with a solution for a DHCP/DNS server. I really like using Ubuntu server, but I only have a 1 GB drive and 1 GB of RAM to work with.
[04:33] <mgooley> Any suggestions? I'm using an old Wyse thin client.
[06:45] <Seveas> mgooley: get a raspberry pi and run raspbian. The cost of buying the pi will be offset soon enough by the electricity bill :)
[09:06] <lordievader> Good morning.
[13:03] <pmatulis> Peiniger: did you solve the ssh problem?
[19:21] <andre_pl> i'm having some raid issues, I've gone through a week of trying to upgrade my drives and probably caused some problems in doing so.  I've got the following output from mdstat: http://pastebin.com/0fkr21EM
[19:21] <andre_pl> the correct configuration is a single array of sd[abde]1
[19:22] <andre_pl> i can assemble it that way and it seems to work fine, but on boot I always get back to this
[19:22] <andre_pl> sometimes its sdd which is by itself, other times sda
[19:22] <andre_pl> i feel like may be a side effect of an attempt I made to add the entire /dev/sdd device instead of partitioning it
[19:23] <andre_pl> i since corrected that but maybe somethings left on the drive causing it to auto-detect incorrectly?
[19:52] <HarryRSole> I'm having issues with Webmin. I just installed Webmin via ssh and set the user <root> and <password> so then when I try to log in I can't. I have copied it straight from terminal and pasted into webmin and get loggin failed. Can someone maybe help me with this?
[20:01] <bekks> !webmin
[20:02] <HarryRSole> Ok, I guess that I should check when a webpage gets published.
[20:02] <bekks> Hmm?
[20:02] <HarryRSole> I got my info from a linux home server guide, http://linuxhomeserverguide.com/server-config/NFS.php
[20:03] <HarryRSole> Can you point me in a direction where I can find a guide that is current?
[20:04] <bekks> That guid is at least 4 years old.
[20:04] <bekks> HarryRSole: https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/
[20:06] <HarryRSole> thanks, I'll check it out.
[20:41] <_1_niku> hi
[20:53] <pelle2_> why doesn't find . -name ”*.avi” -type f -exec cp {} ./video \; work?
[20:54] <pelle2_> does anyone have any clue what might be wrong with that command? nothing happens, no error message or anything
[20:55] <bekks> Because of the weird characters before and after *.avi
[20:55] <pelle2_> hm, ok
[20:55] <pelle2_> should be " i guess
[20:55] <bekks> Correct
[20:57] <pelle2_> worked wonders now, thanks alot
[20:58] <pelle2_> now i now that there are different " also
[21:27] <Siilwyn> Hi people, it's late and I thought I would have it done by now but well... I just setup a new Ubuntu server, disabled root access and login in with a password only. Made a new user, gave it sudo access, also changed the port for ssh. But now when I try to SSH like: ssh newuser@hostIP -p newPort it returns 'Permission denied (publickey).'
[21:28] <Siilwyn> So I looked into the authorized_keys file (which I put in the .ssh directory of the new user) through DO's direct access console and compared the key to the one I have on my local machine and they look the same.
[21:29] <Siilwyn> What in the world could be wrong here? :/
[21:29] <andre_pl> permissions on tthe authorized_key file?
[21:29] <andre_pl> if they're not correct it will refuse to read it
[21:29] <andre_pl> not sure what they need to be exactly
[21:30] <andre_pl> ah: http://stackoverflow.com/a/6377073/61000
[21:30] <Siilwyn> If this is it, dis gun be good! ;p
[21:31] <andre_pl> make sure the file is owned by yourself as well, not root or something
[21:35] <Siilwyn> andre_pl, would: -rw------- 1 earth root ... be good?
[21:36] <Siilwyn> Or do I need to change the group as well
[21:36] <andre_pl> probably the group as well, i believe users is the default
[21:36] <Siilwyn> (Sorry I'm a newb when it comes to chown...) Just got permissions figured out.
[21:36] <andre_pl> can anyone help with a lvm question? I've just created a new raid5 array and was able to pvcreate and vgcreate, but lvcreate tells me device or resource busy
[21:38] <andre_pl> http://pastebin.com/rRtTnppn
[21:38] <andre_pl> that's all the info I have on it
[21:39] <Siilwyn> Thanks so much andre_pl!
[21:39] <Siilwyn> I'm sorry I can't help you with your problem.
[21:39] <Siilwyn> Would it be a good idea to remove the root user and the '/root' directory?
[21:40] <andre_pl> no
[21:40] <andre_pl> leave those
[21:40] <Siilwyn> why? (If I may ask ;p
[21:41] <andre_pl> the root user most of your non-user files, /usr /etc etc
[21:41] <andre_pl> removing him would not be good
[21:41] <Siilwyn> oh alright, ofc.
[21:41] <Siilwyn> and what about the '/root' directory?
[21:41] <andre_pl> that's his home dir
[21:41] <andre_pl> theres no reason to remove it, and it might be bad, I dunno
[21:42] <Siilwyn> okay, thanks for your answers
[21:42] <Siilwyn> Just thinking about it, I got stuff secured now but people could get into my server just by logging into my DO account. Only passwords needed.
[21:43] <Siilwyn> I guess there's no way to disable 'direct console access'? If you use Digital Ocean ofc...
[23:22] <BZWingZero> I could use a little help. I have samba configured and am able to map the share from my windows computer.
[23:23] <BZWingZero> However files created (within windows on the share) are not properly getting their permissions set.