=== CripperZ is now known as CripperZ- === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren [02:39] Hello all, I am having some issues trying out motherboard raid (intel) on my computer. I have created the RAID array and durring the install of ubuntu server it seemed to have detected it however I am having issues mounting the array [02:39] can anyone point me in the right direction ? === CripperZ- is now known as cripperz === cripperz is now known as CripperZ- [02:52] dmraid -s shows my array as expected I am just having problems mounting it or perhaps formating it === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [07:49] morning [07:51] bug 1469584 === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren [08:37] Good morning. === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === CripperZ- is now known as cripperz === Hexagon is now known as Guest84176 === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren === pgraner is now known as pgraner-dr [14:50] Hi guys, my servers for some reason report temp as 8300 in /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0, but there's no way that's correct (8.3C?). Indeed, lm_sensors reports much higher temps (appears normal). Anyone know what's going on here? [14:57] rbasak: poke [15:39] rbasak: is there a specific person/persons that tends to approve mysql srus? [15:45] rbasak: i think you knwo why i'm poking you wrt nginx, no rush, i can poke the release team myself if you're not around :) [15:45] (rather you do it) [15:51] jamespage, zul: I finally looked at this again and it builds successfully for i386 on a local build so I'm at a loss as to why it ftbfs - https://launchpad.net/~openstack-ubuntu-testing/+archive/ubuntu/juno/+build/7573015 === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas [16:14] what's the name of the ubuntu-server download that is the most light weight [16:14] not lubuntu [16:15] minimal? [16:15] actual ubuntu - need to fit on a tight spaced pendrive [16:15] yes [16:15] thanks [16:15] Kully3xf: um... ubuntu minimal, but ubuntu-server comes pretty minimal on its own [16:15] (if you go through tasksel and unselect everything then you don't get much more than the CLI, kernel, and core components, IIRC) [16:16] yea it was minimal. Thanks all - having a brain fart [16:30] whats the fix for leap second? [16:43] does update-ca-certificates by design not follow symlinks? === pgraner-dr is now known as pgraner [17:25] anyone seen rbasak? [17:26] should my boxes autoupgrade from say 12.04.01 to 12.04.05 [17:26] ? [17:26] Azaril: 12.04.1 and 12.04.5 are identical if you continue to do apt-get update, etc. [17:27] ok [17:27] im just doing security updates, so thats ok right? [17:27] if it were me i'd pull from the updates repo too but that's just me [17:28] (12.04.1 and 12.04.5 i think are just the ISO respins with newer packages, updates, kernel, etc.but don't quote me on that) [17:28] thanks man [17:29] here we go... http://askubuntu.com/questions/106159/what-are-point-releases-in-lts-versions [17:29] but if you keep up with the updates on the repositories (security and -updates) then you're no different if you started on 12.04.1 or 12.04.5 === pgraner is now known as pgraner-dr === cripperz is now known as CripperZ- [17:46] hey all - I've got a brandnew ubuntu server running [17:46] apt-get upgrade returns 401 on ALL repos [17:46] and wget www.ubuntu.com returns Resolving cfauth_1601 (cfauth_1601)... 10.0.7.20 Connecting to cfauth_1601 (cfauth_1601)|10.0.7.20|:80... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 401 Unauthorized Username/Password Authentication Failed. [17:46] teward: modulo HWE bits on newer isos, moving an existing system to those is manual [17:46] any idea what's going on? I can get to them from the desktop just fine - but not this VM [17:48] tarpman: right, but otherwise standard updates will be essentially identical to 12.04.5 (from 12.04.1, etc.)? [17:48] right [17:48] Kully3xf: do you have a web proxy somewhere in between you and there? [17:48] hwe? [17:48] (although, wget ubuntu.com... why are you doing that) [17:49] Azaril: hardware enablement [17:49] i think [17:49] ah [17:49] hardware enablement stack [17:49] thats fine [17:49] backported kernel and X from later releases [17:49] but otherwise identical? [17:52] Kully3xf: check the 'host' output for a variety of dns names between your desktop and your vm, I suspect your hoster is doing something to try to use local mirrors for ubuntu content [17:52] I'm not sure if I do or if I dont [17:52] it's at work so probably [17:52] new job [17:52] idk what they're running [17:54] if it's at work they likely have a web proxy/gateway [17:54] which all data routes through, which needs authentication [17:54] how can I authenticate an ubuntu server? [17:55] hmm, maybe it's best to NAT the VM? [17:55] i think you should start discussing with your workplace's IT staff [17:55] because there's somethin up there === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [18:51] I installed ubuntu server today, and I'm wondering how to get audio to work? [18:52] I tried installing alsa, but that didn't seem to do anything [19:16] Hi, is there a way to require an upstart target not start until another target has run and exited? [19:17] (without altering the target) [19:17] gchristensen: is that becaus eyou don't want to modify the file or don't want to fiddle with the target at all? [19:18] gchristensen: the .override files might help you overcome the first half of that.. [19:18] because I don't want to modify the file, .override might do it :) [19:18] perfect, thank you sarnold [19:19] yay :) [19:23] sarnold: is there a way to, override the `start on` stanza, but just append to the criteria with an AND? [19:28] Setting up a bridged interface on this computer knocks out the wall port at my work [19:36] sarnold: mind if i pick your brain? [19:37] * patdk-wk wants to watch! [19:38] probably better to ask "What's the policy to poke the release team on something that was emailed to their list? [19:38] only with 10lb sledges or larger [19:38] lol [20:06] teward: sorry, no idea re: release team [20:07] mkay [20:07] gchristensen: I think you have to specify the whole thing in one go [20:07] see, rbasak said they'd do it... but ehh [20:07] been lookin for them all day === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away === synthmeat is now known as dsirijus === dsirijus is now known as synthmeat [20:52] zul: jamespage: do you have any plans on a new OVS package anytime soon? We're going to upgrade in the next few weeks and really only want to do it once [20:53] as it's painful === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas [21:00] mfisch do you happen to use openstack? === netameta_ is now known as netameta [21:00] if you do, kilo repos have a recent openvswitch release [21:01] mnaser: yeah we do, but its 2.3.1, thats from January [21:01] hence my question [21:01] we're on 2.3.0 currently [21:01] oh, 2.3.2 is quite recent [21:02] its not in UCA [21:02] http://ubuntu-cloud.archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openvswitch/ [21:02] i figure it's because it was released less than 2 weeks ago [21:02] sorry, didnt know there was a new release! [21:02] right and if it shows up in UCA in 3 weeks, I'll delay my upgrade ;) [21:02] no worries thanks for the info [21:57] zul, sup with the python-oslo.log package? [22:00] or rather, sup with oslo packages [22:17] adam_g, what do you mean? [22:18] zul, wait, nvm. my python env is borked [22:18] should packages be depending on python-oslo.log or python-oslo-log at this point? [22:18] adam_g, whats up with your python env? ;) [22:18] adam_g, python-oslo-log === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away