[00:00] yeah, the client will mention permissions on its own side only [00:03] permissions, http://paste.ubuntu.com/10841546/ [00:03] which is as it should be, but the first time you debug one of these things it's pretty annoying :) [00:09] pmatulis: thanks [00:10] Didn't I say that SSHD should be in debug === PeinigerAlt is now known as Peiniger === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away [03:40] 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] zzxc: Try ACL? [03:56] You can set which use irregardless of Permissions [03:56] s/user/ [04:33] 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] Any suggestions? I'm using an old Wyse thin client. [06:45] mgooley: get a raspberry pi and run raspbian. The cost of buying the pi will be offset soon enough by the electricity bill :) === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [09:06] Good morning. === mgagne is now known as Guest36304 [13:03] Peiniger: did you solve the ssh problem? === N0DEH is now known as CripperZ === ruben_ is now known as Guest92998 [19:21] 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] the correct configuration is a single array of sd[abde]1 [19:22] i can assemble it that way and it seems to work fine, but on boot I always get back to this [19:22] sometimes its sdd which is by itself, other times sda [19:22] 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] i since corrected that but maybe somethings left on the drive causing it to auto-detect incorrectly? === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [19:52] I'm having issues with Webmin. I just installed Webmin via ssh and set the user and 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] !webmin [20:01] webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. [20:02] Ok, I guess that I should check when a webpage gets published. [20:02] Hmm? [20:02] I got my info from a linux home server guide, http://linuxhomeserverguide.com/server-config/NFS.php [20:03] Can you point me in a direction where I can find a guide that is current? [20:04] That guid is at least 4 years old. [20:04] HarryRSole: https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/ [20:06] thanks, I'll check it out. [20:41] <_1_niku> hi [20:53] why doesn't find . -name ”*.avi” -type f -exec cp {} ./video \; work? [20:54] does anyone have any clue what might be wrong with that command? nothing happens, no error message or anything [20:55] Because of the weird characters before and after *.avi [20:55] hm, ok [20:55] should be " i guess [20:55] Correct [20:57] worked wonders now, thanks alot [20:58] now i now that there are different " also === bilde2910|away is now known as bilde2910 [21:27] 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] 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] What in the world could be wrong here? :/ [21:29] permissions on tthe authorized_key file? [21:29] if they're not correct it will refuse to read it [21:29] not sure what they need to be exactly [21:30] ah: http://stackoverflow.com/a/6377073/61000 [21:30] If this is it, dis gun be good! ;p [21:31] make sure the file is owned by yourself as well, not root or something [21:35] andre_pl, would: -rw------- 1 earth root ... be good? [21:36] Or do I need to change the group as well [21:36] probably the group as well, i believe users is the default [21:36] (Sorry I'm a newb when it comes to chown...) Just got permissions figured out. [21:36] 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] http://pastebin.com/rRtTnppn [21:38] that's all the info I have on it [21:39] Thanks so much andre_pl! [21:39] I'm sorry I can't help you with your problem. [21:39] Would it be a good idea to remove the root user and the '/root' directory? [21:40] no [21:40] leave those [21:40] why? (If I may ask ;p [21:41] the root user most of your non-user files, /usr /etc etc [21:41] removing him would not be good [21:41] oh alright, ofc. [21:41] and what about the '/root' directory? [21:41] that's his home dir [21:41] theres no reason to remove it, and it might be bad, I dunno [21:42] okay, thanks for your answers [21:42] 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] I guess there's no way to disable 'direct console access'? If you use Digital Ocean ofc... === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away [23:22] I could use a little help. I have samba configured and am able to map the share from my windows computer. [23:23] However files created (within windows on the share) are not properly getting their permissions set.