=== denbeiren is now known as zz_denbeiren === zz_denbeiren is now known as denbeiren === denbeiren is now known as zz_denbeiren === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away === zz_denbeiren is now known as denbeiren === denbeiren is now known as zz_denbeiren === zz_denbeiren is now known as denbeiren === denbeiren is now known as zz_denbeiren === zz_denbeiren is now known as denbeiren === denbeiren is now known as zz_denbeiren === zz_denbeiren is now known as denbeiren === denbeiren is now known as zz_denbeiren === zz_denbeiren is now known as denbeiren === denbeiren is now known as zz_denbeiren === zz_denbeiren is now known as denbeiren === denbeiren is now known as zz_denbeiren [04:02] I got a machine (thinkcenter server) and I would like to use it to learn how to work with various databases. From what I understand, and correct me if I'm wrong, I can install ubuntu server on this machine and then install virtualbox. I can then install various virtual machines (i.e. mysql server, windows server, ect) and run them via a web browser (PHPvirtualbox)? Is this correct? [04:03] mariano: that sounds like a lot of work compared to just using libvirt and qemu/kvm [04:04] Ok, let me read what libvirt and qemu/kvm are. I'm new to all of this. === zz_denbeiren is now known as denbeiren [04:15] libvirt qemu/kvm sounds a bit over my head. I'm a noob in all of this. [04:17] mariano: apt-get install virt-manager, and run it with "virt-manager", it'll provide a much friendlier gui [04:18] So the main OS on the machine should be ubuntu server and dthen run apt-get on there yes? [04:18] yes [04:19] Ok, perfect. I'll start messing with that stuff. And this will still be a headless option as far as running my guest machines correct? [04:22] mariano: yeah; to use virt-manager, you'll use ssh -X when connecting to it.. === denbeiren is now known as zz_denbeiren [04:22] Thank you so much for the info sarnold === zz_denbeiren is now known as denbeiren === denbeiren is now known as zz_denbeiren === zz_denbeiren is now known as denbeiren === denbeiren is now known as zz_denbeiren [07:33] Good morning. [08:10] if other user running apt-get dist-upgrade .. how to show progress log of the apting action? === Vargos is now known as Pest [08:37] sorry for being disconnected.. how to show log progress of apt-distupgrade action .. in case there are other user doing that action? === zz_denbeiren is now known as denbeiren [09:10] zul, hey - can you look at unblocking all of our openstack in wily - I'll have a bit of time tomorrow, but it would be nice to get the current log jam through before we have to work on l2 === lukasa is now known as lukasa_away [11:51] jamespage: ack === denbeiren is now known as zz_denbeiren === lukasa_away is now known as lukasa === zz_denbeiren is now known as denbeiren [13:13] Whenever I send a file with scp, the maximum speed seems to be around 1.2 MB/s ... why? Is there a way to increase this speed? [13:33] momomo: how fast is the (upstream) internet connection that you use for the system where you send that file from? [13:58] it should be about 10 mps [13:58] maybe I am wrong thoguh [13:59] speed testing [13:59] yes, it's about 9-10 [14:00] MB per second, or Mb per second? (One's megabytes one's megabits) [14:01] if it's the second one, 1.2 MB/s is about what you'd expect from a 10 megabit upload connection. [14:01] mbps [14:02] momomo: speedtest.net? [14:02] yes [14:02] they use Megabit not MegaByte [14:02] hmm .. ook so times 8 ? [14:02] momomo: 10Mbps (Megabits per second) is about 1.25 MBps (Megabytes per second) [14:02] ook [14:02] (Megabits per second) / 8 = MegaBytes per second [14:02] thanks for clarifying :) [14:03] momomo: so, 1.2MB/s is as expected for that type of an upload connection speed [14:03] now, 10000 Mbit / second... that's fun :P [14:03] * teward had access to such a speed for all of 10 seconds xD [14:04] momomo: but to answer your initial question about the max speed being about 1.2 megabytes per second. [14:04] it's becuase you only have 10Mbit upload speed - that's 1.25MB/s [14:08] zul, ta [14:08] i wonder when 10Gbit hardware will be priced for home. [14:13] infiniband is already pretty cheap === denbeiren is now known as zz_denbeiren [14:16] it is? === JanC_ is now known as JanC === medz is now known as samsn [14:49] Anyone here running btsync 2.0 on an ubuntu server? I need some help setting it up: https://forum.bittorrent.com/topic/40008-sync20-headless-server-instanceconf-how-to-set-the-secret/ === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas [16:56] smoser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11967817/ proposed seabios for wily, any objections/comments? qa-regression-testing test-qemu.sh passes... [16:57] nothing screams at me. [16:57] i was just a cuople minutes ago reminising about [16:57] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ipxe/+bug/921230 [16:58] Launchpad bug 921230 in ipxe (Ubuntu) "presense of kvm-ipxe slows down kvm non-network boot" [Wishlist,Fix released] [16:58] how was that fixed ? [16:58] oh. you set the timeout to zero. [17:01] smoser: ok, will pushonce test-libvirt.py completes [17:01] thanks [17:19] hallyn, since i like to complain about essoterric features not wroking correctly... [17:19] booting qemu with the ovmf bios (for uefi) renders -curses useless. [17:20] that bios goes itno 800x600 mode right away. [17:22] is an ldap server basically a domain controller with active directory in a sense? is it so you can create and store new users and computers that join a domain and you could administer those users and ocmputers from there? [17:22] is ldap server basically linux [17:23] fellayaboy: an ldap server is just a database and a protocol for talking to it [17:23] version of domain controller and active directory [17:23] smoser: uh. what. why can't i find edk2 for wily? [17:23] oh okay [17:24] fellayaboy: AD is strictly a microsoft product that, among other things, embeds an LDAP-like service [17:24] hallyn, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/edk2 ? [17:24] ok so im familiar with active directory and creating a domain controller in windows server... whats linux equivalent [17:24] pmatulis, oh i see i see [17:24] fellayaboy: investigate samba4 [17:25] isnt samba just a file sharing protocol? [17:25] fellayaboy: about a decade ago, yes [17:25] creates a networe share [17:25] it's far more than that now [17:25] fellayaboy: in addition to samba4, check out freeipa [17:25] could you provide a link of all the other stuff it does..i would google it but i know ill just get lost in the ocean of information [17:26] freeipa thanks tarpman [17:26] ive setup a samba share in ubuntu server 15.04 here at our enterprise...its quite fast and very reliable [17:26] fellayaboy: https://www.samba.org/ [17:26] works very well with our windows clients [17:27] guys thanks for that information [17:27] fellayaboy: note samba4 and samba3 are not the same. the former is a complete rewrite and enables a standalone AD-like thing, replete with its own embedded LDAP service [17:27] very helpful thank you [17:28] i see pmatulis [17:28] so samba 4 and create domain users [17:29] apply some sort of policies to linux machines similiar to gpo? [17:29] fellayaboy: normally i would point you to the ubuntu server guide but it has not been updated to samba4 yet [17:30] fellayaboy: you really need to take some time, prolly a lot of time, and read the docs [17:30] i meant to say "can samba 4 create domian users?" and can it apply policies to machine objects [17:30] ill go over to samba too..since these are samba related questions thanks pmatulis [17:30] welcome [17:34] smoser: yeah, but aptitude doesn't find it [17:34] (or its binary packages) [18:26] Can anyone explain this: I have a server that hangs on boot and repeats the message 1fUbuntu12.041f.... several times === Pici` is now known as Pici === obi_ is now known as Guest25215 === dw2 is now known as dw1 === LewsTherin is now known as RandAlThor === RandAlThor is now known as LewsTherin === zz_denbeiren is now known as denbeiren === TheEternalAbyss is now known as Guest52575