=== zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren [03:52] anyone know what my problem could be here : https://dpaste.de/cvbn === klaas_ is now known as klaas [10:55] Hi all. I'm putting together a mail server but must have messed up somewhere. Using postfix + spamassassin + spamass-milter, communicating through a socket. But my mail.log contains the following every time the pipe is used: [10:56] May 2 05:44:41 myhostname postfix/smtpd[15597]: warning: milter unix:/spamassassin/spamd.sock: unreasonable packet length: 1397768525 > 1073741823 [10:56] May 2 05:44:41 myhostname postfix/smtpd[15597]: warning: milter unix:/spamassassin/spamd.sock: read error in initial handshake [10:56] Anyone seen this before and recognise the problem? [12:28] Anyone has experience with batch that knows how to run this start module "http://pastebin.com/mLGYZP8h" with the user teamspeak3? [12:28] As now the script always runs it as root [12:28] upon startup [12:29] I've tried adding a line in /etc/rc.local that says su teamspeak3 -c '/etc/init.d/teamspeak3 start' but that did not work [13:10] Hi. I have just installed Ubuntu Server, which worked. Then I added another disk and set both disks to be single RAID0 by hardware, and now I cannot boot into the system. Even the Rescue mode from the installation CD quits with "mounting /dev/sda on /media failed Invalid argument". [13:22] CompuChip: that message from the install CD can probably be safely ignored [13:23] CompuChip: and yeah, if you set up RAID after installing, you'll lose all your data [13:23] yeats: unfortunately it keeps hanging there, I cannot get back to the installer. [13:23] CompuChip: you've tried Alt-F1/2/3/4/5/6/7 to get to alternate TTYs? [13:24] Yes, I have [13:24] CompuChip: in any case, you're probably beyond rescue mode - you will probably need to reinstall on the new RAID [13:27] yeats: That is fine, except how do I do that when I keep getting dropped to that "mount failed" prompt. My "RAID" is not really RAID anyway, the other disk has some backup data that I wanted to copy to the new install, that's why I set them both as separate 1-disk RAID0's (the server has a RAID adapter and I need to set something for it to activa [13:27] te the disk in the first place). But even when I remove the disk and set it back to as it was, I will still have this problem. [13:27] It's almost as if it no longer recognizes the hard drives as being there, except grub will still see them if I do "ls" [13:27] Checked the UUID's - they are still correct btw [13:29] I'm really starting to fear that somehow I broke the hardware. [13:29] CompuChip: well hardware RAID is different than just adding a disk. What you're describing is what I would expect to happen [13:33] yeats: haha yeah, learning that the hard way. But any idea how I can re-install then? [13:35] CompuChip: this might help http://askubuntu.com/questions/598110/ubuntu-server-14-04-2-install-error-cant-umount-media [13:36] CompuChip: gotta head out, though - hopefully someone can assist [13:36] yeats: Thanks for your help! [13:37] yeats: FYI Control-C seems to be the magic key :) Will keep trying. Thanks again. [13:57] Hmm I had a question about my desktop as well, but I seem to be banned from #ubuntu ? [15:37] lordievader, are u around? [15:37] diegoaguilar: Sort of. [15:37] oh, well I asked yesterday about this issue with ssh [15:37] I made some updates, Id like you to review them [15:37] http://serverfault.com/questions/687019 [15:39] diegoaguilar: From your nmap: 2222/tcp closed unknown [15:39] diegoaguilar: Anyhow, do you have access to the server now? [15:40] not yet but as you suggested trying netstat [15:40] apart from that, what else should I care [15:40] also, I think I will try enabling udp at building firewall and for ufw [15:41] diegoaguilar: Well there are certain steps you take to debug this. Randomly doing things might solve stuff but ain't constructive. [15:41] So you go the route: local, local-network, public network. [15:42] netstat will do the local, right? [15:43] Yes. [15:43] what should go for local-network [15:43] Nmap. [15:43] Or a different box. [15:43] in same network, of course [15:44] Yes, local network ;) [15:44] I read around and some people tell ssh uses udp somehow [15:44] so I will try to enable it [15:49] diegoaguilar: Debug this when you have access to the machine. Doing things outside doesn't really help. [15:51] Okey lordievader thanks [15:52] do you think I can reach u here on next monday morning? [15:52] Perhaps. [15:53] well thanks === PryMar56 is now known as Fusaichi_Pegasus [17:04] Has anyone tried the ID system "Tiger" before? If so out of your experience is it worth the installation on a vps? [17:14] Vexena: 'ID system "Tiger"', what is that? [17:22] Intrusion Detection System Tiger [17:23] meant IDS [17:23] http://www.nongnu.org/tiger/ [18:56] hello everyone [18:56] I have a ubuntu 14.04 LTS install on a virtual server instance [18:56] and I've been going through the docs linked when logging via ssh [18:56] I decided to give enabling kernel crash dumps a try [18:56] and I'm following this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/kernel-crash-dump.html [18:57] for some reason, the boot parameter to allocate memory for dumps, crashkernel=, is not present [18:57] is there an automated way to do this? [18:58] in addition, the file I was told to edit is /etc/default/kdump-tool, but the file that actually exists on my box is called /etc/default/kdump-tools [18:58] it had the line to modify, so I modified that instead === DenBeiren is now known as zz_DenBeiren === jvwjgames_ is now known as jvwjgames