[03:35] <sarthor> Hi, HI, my Router IP is 192.168.100.1, Port 80 is redirected to some pc 192.168.100.101, where my webserver is running, now i have email server on other PC, and IP is 192.168.100.111 and have I have to access my mail server like "http://mysite.com/webmail" Now If the request of http://mysite.com/webmail is comming on port 80, so that will go to 192.168.100.101, How can I send this request to 192.168.100.111 while the request in coming on port
[03:35] <sarthor>  80. both linux machines are running on ubuntu-server 14.04. HELP
[03:35] <patdk-lap> you can't
[03:36] <patdk-lap> if you *really* want to do that, consult your webserver software
[03:36] <patdk-lap> or use haproxy instead
[03:44] <sarthor> patdk-lap: what should I do with my webserver software, just an idea?
[03:44] <bearface> reverse proxy?
[04:45] <Polluticon> I want to be able to stream audio from my windows 7 pc to my Ubuntu server over wifi, Is this possible?
[04:46] <sarnold> there's probably something like icecast for windows
[04:47] <Polluticon> I was thinking pulseaudio because Icecast seamed to just stream certain files
[04:48] <Polluticon> The problem is I'm having trouble figuring out how to use pulseaudio
[04:49] <sarnold> I know pulseaudio's original purpose in life was network audio, I don't know if it is actually any good at that task now..
[04:49] <Polluticon> could Icecast stream all of the audio from my pc you think?
[04:50] <sarnold> I was hoping you'd find a "driver" for windows that would let you select it as a soundcard and have it send audio into icecast instead, but that's me being hopeful rather than helpful..
[04:52] <sarnold> this looks promising https://github.com/DustyDrifter/AltaCast
[04:53] <Polluticon> Is it any different from edcast?
[04:55] <sarnold> a link I found for edcast lead here, https://code.google.com/p/edcast-reborn/
[04:55] <sarnold> they look like they recommend using altacast instead
[04:55] <Polluticon> I'm going to give that a shot. Thanks!
[05:25] <Polluticon> sarnold?
[05:26] <sarnold> hey Polluticon, any success?
[05:26] <Polluticon> I got it all working kind of. The server works and I can stream over it but the sound is not playing from my ubuntu machine. Do i need a seperate client on there too?
[05:28] <sarnold> Polluticon: I think amarok, rythmbox, mplayer, can all do icecast
[05:29] <Polluticon> can any of those be used from just the command line?
[05:29] <sarnold> mplayer
[05:31] <Polluticon> perfect!
[05:31] <Polluticon> Thanks for all the help
[05:31] <sarnold> woo :)
[05:31] <Polluticon> Unfortunately the stream is about 10 seconds behind. Is there anything I can do about that?
[05:32] <sarnold> I suspect there's both server-side and client-side caching.. you may be able to turn both of those down
[05:33] <sarnold> s/caching/buffering/
[05:34] <sarnold> hmm, I odn't see anything promising in the mplayer manpage :/
[05:34] <Polluticon> Yeah I think I'll just live with it. It's pretty much just for music anyway so it doesn;t matter too much
[05:35] <sarnold> just so long as the easy volume and mute are on the linux system.. heh
[05:36] <sarnold> if it is really music... you could export a share from your windows sytem, mount it on linux with smb or cifs, and use something like mpd. mplayer, etc., to play them directl on the linux system
[05:38] <Polluticon> The server has a pre/power amp with volume controls connected to it. And I would do that but I use Spotify for music so I needed this to pick up it's sound without the physical files
[05:39] <sarnold> there is (or was?) a native spotify client that I used a few years ago.. it was a gui application, though
[05:40] <Polluticon> Yeah I actually set up a mopidy server on it as well as a client called ncmpcpp to control it through the command line
[05:41] <sarnold> mopidy looks neat
[05:41] <sarnold> is it? :)
[05:41] <Polluticon> But the client was really limiting and I couldn't find a better one. I also wanted to be able to stream youtube or something else too
[05:41] <Polluticon> mopidy is pretty cool. Really easy to setup
[05:44] <Polluticon> ice cast is cool though because I can listen through in web browser on any device
[05:48] <Polluticon> anyway thanks for all the help
[07:13] <sparchitect_> Q: I'm trying to configure wordpress on my Ubuntu LAMP. My ISP blocks port 80 so I have been messing around with work-arounds and I believe the apache server is setup correctly and serves through port 8080 instead of 80. When I connect to the server from outside the local network(m.y.i.p:8080), it will show the default apache page as it should. However, when I proceed to view the wordpress installation (m.y.i.p:8080/blog), 
[07:14] <sparchitect_> This, of course, causes wordpress to not show up since ISP is blocking port 80. QUESTION: How do I make wordpress stay on port 8080 and not automatically redirect the browser to the default port?
[08:02] <histo> sparchitect_: configure your router to forward incoming requests on 8080 to port 80 on your server.  then just browse your external ip like normal
[08:02] <sparchitect_> histo: hmmm, interesting, I thought I had already correctly forwarded the port. Let me check again
[08:05] <sparchitect_> histo: This is what my forwarding looks like right now. Does this look right to you? I'm such a novice with all this networking stuff =P http://imgur.com/8KhAAfS
[08:07] <histo> sparchitect_: what dns are you using?
[08:08] <histo> sparchitect_: you need to configure a redirect so that whatever.com points to yourip:8080   now and you should be good
[08:09] <histo> sparchitect_: also no point in forwarding port 80 > yourbox in your router config if you isp is blocking it the 8080 to yourbox:80 is sufficient
[08:10] <sparchitect_> histo: well I've got a redirect setup through NameCheap, and I believe I'm on their dynamic dns. and navigating to mydomain.com is correctly redirecting me to mylocalip:8080
[08:11] <histo> sparchitect_: then you should be good to go so wordpress should be at mydomain.com/blog
[08:11] <sparchitect_> I feel like it has to do with wordpress configurations maybe, and thanks for pointing out the useless port forwards
[08:12] <sparchitect_> hmm then maybe i need to mess around with my redirecting at namecheap then
[08:12] <histo> sparchitect_: yeah make sure it's resolving properly, didn't know they provided that.
[08:13] <histo> sparchitect_: https://community.namecheap.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3622
[08:13] <sparchitect_> histo: Also, the only way I can test it (outside of local network) is on my LG smartphone with 3G data service. perhaps this isn't the best way to test this sort of thing
[08:14] <histo> sparchitect_: you should be able to test inside the network by going to mydomain.com
[08:14] <sparchitect_> histo: Oh, awesome, thank you so much for your help histo. You've definitely pointed me in the right direction!
[08:15] <sparchitect_> histo: oh, intersting, then I suppose its working fine then and it is just a problem with my crappy cellular data network
[08:57] <lordievader> Good morning.
[13:50] <edgy> Hi, I set my apache to event mpm but with every apache update in my ubuntu server, it reverts back to prefork how can I fix this?