=== alsch is now known as greybeard === greybeard is now known as alsch [07:15] Good morning. === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [07:44] Hello. I need help with ubuntu cloud-archive packages for Juno. Can anyone please help me? :) === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas [10:32] hi, we have a problem in our server, we wrongly manually replaced some files in usr/lib and as result we had several errors we have been solving. the actual one is error while loading shared libraries: libpthread.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory...we try to run apt-get and get errors installing removing etc...because almost all processes depend on it. any suggestion would be very welcome [10:33] Restore your backup. [10:34] no backup.. :/ [10:34] So you have no data worth to be kept on your server. Reinstall it. [10:35] Set up a system with identical package set installed. Boot the server off rescue media. Copy relevant files from the temporary one. [10:35] we have [10:35] ruiorey: You dont, since you have no backup. [10:36] ruiorey: All you can do now is boot a live cd, copy all files you still need, and reinstall the server. [10:40] maswan, do you think direct copy from a similar system will work?...in this case libpthread.so.0 just needs to be replaced? [10:40] ruiorey: No. :) [10:40] ruiorey: It might work. For a while. [10:40] ruiorey: Copy all files you want to keep, and reinstall the server. [10:40] ruiorey: But you'll never get to the point where the server will be a reliable server [10:41] ok thanks maswan [10:41] and why is not going to be reliable? [10:41] Because how can you make sure that you got all the files, and got exactly the right versions? [10:41] ok [10:42] thanks [10:44] shortcut , ctrl + w deletes a word does anyone know if you can delete a word if you are infront that word instead if the backend? [10:47] arcsky: you're talking about readline? In bash "kill-word" is meta+d [10:50] TJ-: ctrl+d deletes just one char [10:51] arcsky: in vim? [10:52] arcsky: I said Meta+d not Ctrl+d [11:08] histo: in shell [11:09] arcsky: yeah alt+d [11:11] histo: perfect thanks! === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away [13:53] I I'm running docker on my ubuntu server and want to bind docker to a specific virtual nic. Can one explain me how to create a virtual nic and add it to my bridge br0? The nic will get a ip from my providers dhcp server and shall allow that docker only exposes its ports to the nics ip === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas [14:44] fornax: AFAIK, you cannot use DHCP on a bridge. [14:45] I missed context, but I've been using DHCP on bridge for a decade+ [14:46] i don't know docker well enough to help. sorry. [15:10] bekks: Why not? [15:12] lordievader: because a bridge connects two networks, and both networks may offer dhcp, which would lead to a race condition. [15:13] Doesn't a bridge have one gateway? I understand your reasoning, however I'm using dhcp on my bridge. True, it only has one physical connection. === DenBeiren is now known as zz_DenBeiren [15:24] that is nonsense. [15:25] every port on a switch is a bridge. we use dhcp with switches all the time. [15:32] * pmatulis pulls up a chair [15:38] * teward yawns. [15:38] is the server team still meeting today? [15:46] bekks: I already use DHCP on my bridge and 2 lxc containers. But now I want to create one more simple virtual ethernet device (veth) manually inside an ubuntu config file to get docker bound to this veth [15:59] openstack charmers, can someone take a look at bug 1474291 - if I'm parsing it correctly there's an issue in the ceilometer charm rather than juju [15:59] bug 1474291 in juju-core "juju called unexpected config-change hooks after read tcp 127.0.0.1:37017: i/o timeout" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1474291 [16:00] the config-changed hook should be idempotent, juju can and will call config changed when you're not expecting it === zz_DenBeiren is now known as DenBeiren [16:04] bekks, lordievader: bridges can absolutely be configured dhcp, though it may not work properly if they're not on the same network [16:08] smb, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cloud-init/+bug/1473527 [16:08] Launchpad bug 1473527 in cloud-init (Ubuntu) "module ssh-authkey-fingerprints fails Input/output error: /dev/console" [Undecided,New] [16:09] my general question to you, is ... assuming functional /dev/console (ie, one tied to an actual serial device) .. [16:09] should you be able to have multiple openers and concurrent writers ? [16:10] smoser, Without further checking I would think multiple writers unlikely [16:11] i was unable to recreeate failure [16:11] well, in that serial-shell-looper attached there. [16:11] that basically opens up N sub-processes that just open write close to /dev/console [16:13] smb, so cloud-init has a general desire to write messages to the console... in an effort to have things logged. if in fact /dev/console (or /dev/ttyS* or whatever console=) are not multiple-writer friendly, how would you or anyone suggst such a thing occur [16:20] smoser, well that was a first guess. might be the console device is different. But I would need to look into the code to be sure [16:24] bekks , maswan it is working thanks for the help..we installed a server version equal in a vm, downgraded the kernel on the vm and replaced the files in the server :) [16:34] ruiorey: And how did you ensure that you replaced ALL files that were corrupted? [16:36] i'm not sure but all services are running fine [16:52] smb, could you take a glance at that? i'm at least interested in knowing if i can hope to arbitrarily open /dev/console or its convigured device and write to it. [16:52] or if doing that is going to always be a race condition without some intermediary === athairus is now known as afkthairus [17:06] hi, i have installed 14.04.1 on a vm [17:07] two nics eth0 and eth1 is added. both have ip's on different subnet and a different gateway [17:08] at any point of time, only one ip is accessible [17:08] how can i configure the routes or gateway so both the ip's is accessible [17:43] smoser, So I think the answer to console is that may work but is not guaranteed. The other question would by why you insist on directly opening the device again. I assume that ssh-authkey-fingerprints is called from the systemd service which already re-directed output for you. [17:43] smb, 2 reasons [17:43] a.) i dont want to be dependent on systemd [17:43] b.) systemd prefixes output with job name [17:44] c.) i guess... how does one know that systemd wont fail to write there ? [17:44] b is not a reason. that's an opinion [17:44] b most certainly is not opinion. it is fact. [17:44] maybe opinion that i dont like that. [17:44] but it is true for sure. [17:45] Ok, agreed that it does. But some would rather say thats good [17:45] the other eason woudl be that i'd like to go to all console= parms on the command line. not just the one that gets assigned to /dev/console [17:52] smoser, Which probably would require you to write code which emits stuff round-robin. And likely that should only open, write and close, plus handing open failure and do retries. And hope nothing else hogs the device. [17:54] smoser, Unfortunately I cannot remember details but that problem feel familiar from somethign invilving upstart and plymouth and not being resolved there either... [17:54] yeah. :-( [17:54] and then there is the fun where writes to a non-existant /dev/ttySX work for a while (as they're buffered) [17:55] and then fail some time later. [17:56] thanks smb. === pleia2_ is now known as pleia2 === shirgall is now known as Guest81150 === ryan`c is now known as ryan-c === SJrX is now known as SJr === huttan_ is now known as huttan === teward- is now known as teward === afkthairus is now known as athairus === liam_ is now known as Guest10453 [20:21] jamespage, we need python-jsonschema for trove in the liberty cloud archive, that fixes those test failures === _thumper_ is now known as thumper === mgagne_ is now known as mgagne [23:06] HI, using ubuntu 14.04 mysql-server taking long time to start while ubuntu restarting.. help. [23:22] sarthor: did the server crash before this bootup? [23:23] RoyK no. [23:23] sarthor: perhaps try #mysql - I don't like mysql - it's a pain - use postgresql if you want something useful (if you can) [23:25] RoyK OK. Thank you, [23:29] where do I report an oddity in the landscape dedicated server software? [23:29] sarthor: check the log files.. often issues just show up there.. [23:30] teward: is it a recent / transient issue? or osmething that's been bugging you for a while? [23:30] sarnold: something I only discovered now, not sure if it's something already known or not. [23:30] sarnold, OK. Checking.. Thanks for reply sarnold [23:30] (an oddity in license-to-use detection) [23:30] s/license-to-use/registration-class-to-use/ [23:31] teward: aha; bug report might be okay, talking with a support rep or sales rep or whatever might be better. I'm not sure where to send you.. [23:31] sarnold: probably a bug report [23:31] it's not with the ubuntu advantage program, it's the free personal-use one [23:31] so not Cloud LDS, Standalone LDS [23:32] sarnold: just an oddity - Lubuntu VM, Product Identifier shows as KVM, and it's detected as a computer, not a VM. Which is... odd, I think [23:35] sarnold: http://i.imgur.com/yQ9H5X0.png <-- a snippet of what I see on Landscape. I'll probably file a bug, but if you want to throw it towards their support reps feel free. I get 0 support because i'm not paying for it (it's the standalone personal use) [23:36] well, if you see it, chances are good someone else may see it too [23:37] sarnold: it's odd, because I"m borrowing phillw's Lubuntu VM. It's on KVM on a CentOS host, so maybe it's intentional to detect it as that? (perhaps how open stack is supposed to mimick computers, theoretically?) [23:37] although granted landscape has a dedicated openstack part