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tarvidlooking for ways to use a samsung tab3 as a terminal over a usb connection05:11
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YamakasYguys is have some unknown load on my server(s) but top isn't showing it07:17
Slingdefine unknown load?07:18
YamakasYSling: cpu usage on my HV's but load in top on the VM... it's strange as I don't see any CPU load in top07:18
Slingah you had this before I think?07:22
YamakasYnope07:22
YamakasYnever had this07:22
Slingoh recall somebody else with load issues on his HV which was undetectable on the vm's07:26
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YamakasYa reboot of the VM's seem to solve it07:28
Alina-malinawhat is the console version of utorrent? i want to organize a utorrent with awesome WM but i am not sure what to pick, thanks08:51
OpenTokixAlina-malina: or.... run transmission09:00
OpenTokixand transmission-cli09:00
OpenTokixand flexget09:00
Alina-malinaOpenTokix, just to specify will that work with awesome VM?09:02
OpenTokixAlina-malina: You are asking if a cli-program works with awesome vm?09:03
Alina-malinayes that transmission09:04
OpenTokixyes, any cliprogram will work your your awesome vm09:05
Alina-malinaah thanks, i never used awesome vm, before, so i am preparing computer for it and i need torrent to be run there, thanks for help09:06
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psih0manhello! by using apt-get, I installed some libboost-*-dev libraries and ld can't find them. they are installed directly under /usr/lib, but that path is't listed in /etc/ld.so.conf.d/*.conf. how are libraries installed in that location found?09:38
psih0manld complains: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lboost_filesystem. but I can see the files under /usr/lib09:39
OpenTokixpsih0man: did you run ldconfig ?10:00
psih0manOpenTokix: of course10:03
psih0manldconfig -p | grep boost finds them: libboost_filesystem.so.1.49.0 (libc6,x86-64) => /usr/lib/libboost_filesystem.so.1.49.010:04
psih0manshouldn't they be installed under /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu ?10:21
psih0manpossibly, I found the problem: only installing libboost-filesystem and libboost-system won't work. they might depend on other boost libs. to fix this one needs to install libboost-all-dev10:36
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jamespagemed_, juno is in the proposed pocket as of monday - sorry - forgot to ping you10:57
jamespagein order to comply with baking process, I need to leave it there until next Monday10:57
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hhoneninehi guys, I have installed ubuntu server on my VMware just for PRACTICING, and I have installed apache2 on the same server, I'm trying to redirect my connection from port 80 to port 8080, can someone help me with that?11:38
hhoneninealso I'm searching for the file inside ubuntu, I saw it under the /etc/init.d but I cannot access it, why?11:40
hhoneninehi guys, can someone show me how to redirect my connection from port 80 to port 808011:53
pmatulishhonenine: there are a few ways.  study mod_alias or mod_rewrite12:20
hhoneninedo you know how to use it with header?12:21
hhoneninepmatulis, do you know how to use it with header?12:22
pmatulishhonenine: no, sorry, what's header?12:22
hhoneninepmatulis, I'm new to this12:22
hhonenineOK, I header that mod_rewrite it's not good, but maybe header or  something like that is preferred12:24
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Slingwhy are my old kernels not marked for autoremove ? http://paste2.org/GvXOAncG13:21
tewardSling: does http://askubuntu.com/questions/563483/why-doesnt-apt-get-autoremove-remove-my-old-kernels almost answer your question?13:22
Guest17135Hi all. Does someone know a good reference or tutorial for me? I have to create an apache webserver. It has to host websites for 120 users. They should be able to access their files through samba and ftp. BUt it needs Windows authentication. I have found some tutorials but they aren't in-depth enough. Thanks in advnce :)13:22
Slingteward: my /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/01autoremove-kernels only contains the current and previous kernel13:23
Slingand in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/01autoremove there is nothing that should match those linux-image packages..13:25
tewardGuest17135: samba/ftp can probably be configured to use the Windows AD via LDAP or similar, but I'm not sure what Apache has to do with that...13:28
Guest17135should I use virtual hosts or use the userdir mod from apache? I don't know if userdir works well with Windows AD13:30
jamespagebug 133873213:31
jamespagesorry - no context to that and no bot as well13:31
* jamespage sighs13:31
dasjoeSling: your kernels may be marked as manually installed, mark them as auto and apt-get autoremove will pick them up once a new kernel gets configured13:34
tewardjamespage: so basically: "Bug #1338732 “Timed out waiting for a reply via rabbit” oslo.messaging (Ubuntu Trusty, Utopic, Vivid)"13:35
teward(for your context)13:35
Slingdasjoe: hmyeah pretty sure that they were installed with regular dist-upgrades, but i just apt-get remove'd them now13:36
Slingat least my /boot isn't 88% full anymore now :)13:36
jamespageteward, thanks for filling in for the bot :-)13:36
tewardjamespage: i have a bot that could fill in for the bot but I'd need IRCC and/or ops permissions to drop them here13:36
tewardand they probably would say no unless they had access (which could easily be arranged) xD13:37
tewardso you've got me :)13:37
dasjoeSling: you can mark them as autoamtically installed so future kernel versions will inherit the marking, see "apt-mark showmanual '^linux-*'" for stuff set to manually installed13:37
Slingdasjoe: thanks, will check that out13:38
dasjoeSling: also, make sure to have the base metapackage (linux-generic or linux-generic-*) marked as manually installed13:39
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devster31what's a good free alternative for cpanel? I'm currently managing all via ssh, but some coworkers would like something gui-based or more user-friendly16:23
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pmatuliszentyal modules?18:43
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scoutmastershakeHey guys I'm getting a dpkg error trying to clean up /boot by removing old kernels19:21
scoutmastershakehttp://pastebin.com/UCXvQ5uK19:21
scoutmastershakeany help would be appreciated I've tried everything I can think of19:21
sarnoldscoutmastershake: delete those linux-image-generic and linux-headers-generic packages too19:23
sarnoldscoutmastershake: but make sure you put back the linux-generic when you're done cleaning up, otherwise you'll miss kernel security updates19:23
patdk-wkheh?19:26
patdk-wksounds more like someone didn't run apt-get update19:26
patdk-wkor something19:26
patdk-wkit shouldn't be installing older versions, ever19:26
scoutmastershakeso remove the generic-image?19:27
patdk-wkno19:27
sarnoldpatdk-wk: I assumed it got in trouble when /boot filled and now it's time to clean up mistakes by hand19:27
patdk-wkoh, heh19:28
patdk-wkI don't see any outofdiskspace messages19:28
sarnoldpatdk-wk: .. which case the easiest way out is uninstall the metapackages, delete some kernels, delete some packages, then re-install the metapackages again.19:28
patdk-wkin that case, your just going have to remove them all, and let it reinstall19:28
patdk-wkna19:28
patdk-wkapt-get remove linux-.*3.2.0-8.*19:28
scoutmastershakeI did that then when I ran apt-get install -f because a package was half way through installing i got that error19:29
patdk-wkand then clean up the other ones you don't need also19:29
patdk-wkthan update again19:29
patdk-wkmaybe something like19:29
sarnoldpatdk-wk: heh if I run into it again I'll have to give that a shot :)19:29
patdk-wkapt-get remove linux-.*3.2.0-[0123456].*19:29
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rsullyHm any reason why specifying iocharset=utf8 for mount.cifs fails saying "CIFS VFS: CIFS mount error: iocharset utf8 not found"23:21
rsullyUsing 14.04.2 certified image from joyent23:21
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sarnoldrsully: wild-ass-guess, modprobe nls_utf8 first?23:24
rsullymodinfo: ERROR: Module nls_utf8 not found.23:26
sarnoldrsully: interesting; ls -l /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/fs/nls/23:27
sarnoldrsully: do you see an nls_utf8.ko in there?23:27
rsullyonly file is nls_iso8859-1.ko23:27
sarnoldinteresting. I'm reluctant to investigate further since it was a wild guess in the first place, but if this is your best lead, it might still be worth investuigating23:28
rsullyYeah I don't really have any ideas.23:29
sarnoldrsully: what kernel do you have installed on that machine?23:30
sarnolduname -a, dpkg -l 'linux*' might be good places to start..23:30
rsullySure, http://pastie.org/private/vh2gyclbzgzt2ga8xgfvq23:31
rsullyraw for formatting http://pastie.org/pastes/10185542/text?key=vh2gyclbzgzt2ga8xgfvq23:31
rsully(This is the Ubuntu Certified image running on SmartOS)23:32
sarnoldrsully: the nls_utf8.ko module on my system is in linux-image-extra-3.13.0-46-generic -- try installing that package, then try modprobe nls_utf8 again23:33
rsullyLet me spin up a duplicate VM to test this, sec23:34
sarnolddoes joyent let you spin up a new vm with identical file system?23:35
rsullyI could probably duplicate the zvol or something, but I'm not savvy enough23:35
sarnoldyeah that was my thinking.. snapshot, promote, and instantiate it with another machine..23:36
sarnoldit'd be one heck of an awesome debugging tool :)23:36
rsullyalright new machine is back to old state23:40
rsullyextra pacakges = crda iw libnl-3-200 libnl-genl-3-200 wireless-regdb23:41
rsully(dependencies for that extras)23:41
rsullyalright, that worked23:42
rsullyFrom the mailing lists it sounded like utf8 should be supported by default with the kernel23:42
sarnoldit probably should be, but with those extra dependencies, I'm hnot surprised that the -extras package isn't installed by default on guest imagines23:43
sarnoldimages23:44
rsullyI only know about the charset option because of the ubuntu wiki saying to use it - any idea if it is even necessary?23:45
rsullyI mean obviously it works without it, but I'm not really sure what the difference between unicode (default) and utf8 is23:46
sarnoldsorry, no idea there23:46
rsullyNow going forward with upgrades that extra packages shouldn't hold anything back and it should keep up to date with the kernel without any intervention right?23:48
sarnoldrsully: good question. I'm not 100% sure what keeps it updated on my system, tbh..23:52
rsullythere is also a linux-image-extra-virtual, any idea?23:52
rsullyand linux-image-extra-virtual-lts-utopic23:52
sarnoldwe -used- to have virtual-machine specific kernels, but got rid of those at some point. I assume that package is there to provide a transition during upgrades.23:53
rsullyAlright I'll be back in a bit23:57

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