=== quantic_ is now known as quantic === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away [03:21] Alrighty, I have a question. I have a company with two locations. I'm trying to figure out the best way to have all my worker computers connect to a ubuntu server for terminal services. I've looked at LTSP, but it seems as though over WAN it will be dreadfully slow and hog a lot of bandwidth. I've looked at xrdp but it seems extremely clunky. I've looked at NoMachine (FreeNX) but [03:21] it seems out of date. I've looked at x2go but it doesn't look too nice. I just want to turn a ubuntu/linux server into a terminal services server (like a windows terminal services server), where clients can login (via rdp or whatever) and get their own session. [03:21] and I don't want to use a windows terminal services server due to cost and licencing. [03:54] anthonym: what didn't you like about x2go? [03:56] anthonym: my (former) $dayjob uses freenx server with the x2go libs underneath, and nomachine's client (nxplayer aka enterprise client) since it has a slick gui. took a bit of doing to get it to work, though, including a few SRUs [03:58] what does something like that offer that ssh -X doesn't do? [03:59] sarnold: NX does some neat compression (of the X protocol) to get much efficiency (mainly in terms of round-trips AIUI), so actually usable over WAN [04:00] tarpman: oh, that does sound nice :) [04:00] sarnold: it also implements an X server, so you get a whole desktop + session rather than a particular program (yes, I know you can forward gnome-session, IME it isn't so much fun) [04:01] the bad news is the X server it implements is from 2004 [04:01] but the x2go guys are doing excellent work on fixing that, biggest of hugs to them [04:02] tarpman: oh .. so you'd have to have a window manager and all that jazz? [04:02] yes [04:04] well, I guess if you really wanted the gui to run somewhere else, that might be worth the tradeoff [04:04] thanks tarpman :) [04:04] :) [06:28] Good day sarnold [06:29] sarnold: I have a quick question for you. [06:29] I am upgrading 10.04 to 12.04 by using do-release-upgrade command.. [06:29] Some how middle of upgrade my system is rebooting with out any conformation.. [06:30] and after that it will not boot at all [06:30] any suggestions? === WaddupYo is now known as Waddup [06:31] I dont see any logs in /var/log/dist-upgrade, /var/log/syslog, /var/log/messages.. === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [08:00] Good morning. === Krsna is now known as krsna === trick is now known as Guest43387 === ksx4system_ is now known as ksx4system === yokel_ is now known as yokel === ashleyd is now known as ashd === ashleyd is now known as ashd === Luke_ is now known as Luke [13:57] hello, can anyone point me to a guide on installing/configuring Corosync2+Pacemaker on Ubuntu 14.04-LTS? I've looked but can't find any reliable documentation. Thanks in advance. [13:57] Hi [13:58] I am having problems with my server [13:58] For some reason I can't access the internet [13:59] that at least makes your server very very safe against attacks from there :) [14:00] Yup [14:01] My server has a static IP set but for some reason the interfaces are trying to get a dhcp lease [14:01] So it is cause dhcp to timeout [14:02] So basically my static is getting ignored and dhcp is running to try and obtain an IP from no where [14:03] <_ruben> kill dhclient3 [14:03] If you already set the static config in /etc/network/interfaces, dhclient -r eth0; ifdown eth0; ifup eth0 [14:04] <_ruben> then again, a running dhcp client shouldn't interfere, if there's no dhcp server that is [14:07] Pingdom witch is a remote monitoring station for my server just received an icmp ping reply from my server and now reports it as online [14:07] Thanks [14:07] matsubara: would you mind seeing if you can finish off SRU verification for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/+source/squid3/+bug/1336742 for me please? The reporter cannot reproduce, but Oleg had posted a test case that reproduced for him. [14:07] Launchpad bug 1336742 in squid3 (Ubuntu Trusty) "Caching responses with "Vary" header" [Medium,Fix committed] [14:08] rbasak, don't mind at all. I'll take a look. [14:08] Thanks! [14:08] np [14:22] Hey I have a question. I'm trying to teach a friend how to setup Ubuntu as a server for the first time [14:23] hey said he needs to make sure it is updog compatible, does anyone know if updog is supported? [14:25] ginkobin: you should ask him what updog is. [14:26] I heard it's been depreciated since it's now using systemd [14:26] All he said is that it was a legacy driver [14:26] Hey everyone. I installed ubuntu via a usb drive, onto a sata disk. Unfortunatly the usb drive messed up the hard disk ordering and I screwed up and installed grub to the USB drive (and Ubuntu to the hard disk drive). Computer boots fine if I boot from the USB drive. [14:26] I have no idea what for [14:26] Can I just install grub to the hard disk drive from the cli? [14:28] fixxxermet: sure, something like "sudo grub-install /dev/sda" or wherever your disk is [14:28] assuming grub-pc and not the EFI thing [14:30] fixxxermet: you probably should be sure to use grub2 as well [14:30] not legacy [14:40] !grub2 [14:40] GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 [15:17] !grub1 [15:17] grub 1 is the default boot manager for Ubuntu releases before 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - GRUB how-tos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto - See !grub for Karmic onwards [15:18] !lilo [15:18] lilo is an alternative [Li]nux Boot[Lo]ader. Note: it is recommended that you use GRUB on Ubuntu instead. [15:18] :) [15:25] * jelly would be impressed if there was also an !extlinux [15:50] what do you guys read daily to know if there is a critical update for which one needs to reboot the servers? [15:50] DammitJim: well, you can just login to the server to check [15:51] I'm thinking as a systems administrator [15:51] http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/ [15:52] OerHeks, that's what you read daily? [15:52] DammitJim: you could make a cron job checking for the existence of /var/run/reboot-required and post and email about it if it's there [15:52] maybe there has been someone that puts those messages in a conkyrc. yes, i check a few pages daily. [15:52] or even autoreboot if it's there (if you dare) [15:52] no, I can't auto-reboot [15:52] DammitJim: most won't do that :) [15:53] RoyK +1 automatic updates [15:53] what I probably really need to do is have the ability to apply critical updates w/o having to reboot [15:53] I have automatic critical updates, but no automatic reboots [15:53] OerHeks: obviously, yes [15:53] as of kernel 4.x you would not need to reboot anymore. [15:53] i know! [15:53] too bad, we are still on 3.X [15:53] OerHeks: erm... what did they do? [15:54] still on 3.16.0-45 [15:55] OerHeks: did ksplice get in? [15:55] live kernel patching http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2015/04/linux-kernel-4-0-new-features [15:56] ‘Hurr durr I’m a sheep’ [15:57] But that does not solve current issue, watching /var/run/reboot-required is the easiest way i guess [15:57] can't wait for that on my servers :) [15:59] OerHeks, I know I need to reboot my servers (they've been waiting for days) [15:59] but I don't consider those fixes critical for our environment [16:00] I just need to come up with a system that tells me if I need to schedule a reboot or not [16:00] a reboot in my environment is a pain in the butt [16:01] OerHeks: something like: if [ -f /var/run/reboot-required ]; then echo 'I (`hostname`) need a reboot, sir!' | mail -s 'reboot required' someone@somewhere' [16:01] I would get that email every day :D [16:01] s/$/ ; fi/ [16:01] ok, so just going to the website should do http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/ [16:02] DammitJim: then just touch a file like 'warning_sent' and remove it later [16:02] thanks [16:02] Still wonder how you would determin why you don't need to reboot, if that request is set. [16:03] is there no timeframe where you have no users? like 2:am-5:am [16:03] OerHeks, no [16:04] and yes, I know... we need to create some kind of load balancing (that's not the right word) [16:04] so that we can put a server offline and let another one pick up the work [16:05] I mean... USN-2701-1... it sounds critical [16:05] but at this time, I haven't considered it critical enough for me to have to reboot the server for it to take place [16:05] I don't know... I'm still learning what is a good balance [16:06] there have been kernel fixes almost every 4 days in the last 2 weeks === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === markthomas is now known as markthomas|away === zz_denbeiren is now known as denbeiren [21:24] I have a machine I'm trying to install ubuntu cloud-installer openstack on. It's a fresh 15.04 installation and I made sure to add the virtual machine host and openssh server roles during installation. I am trying the single installer guide from here: http://ubuntu-cloud-installer.readthedocs.org/en/latest/single-installer.guide.html [21:24] The install hangs after bootstrapping juju. [21:26] At the bottom of the installer screen, I see this: "[INFO] -> Waiting for machines to start: 3 unknown (error: kvm container creation failed: exit status 1) ... [21:27] kvm-ok returns INFO: /dev/kvm exists KVM accerleration can be used. [21:29] I made sure virtinst, qemu-kvm and uvtool-libvirt are installed. [21:29] Still no joy. [21:30] Anyone know how to get the ubuntu openstack installer running on 15.04? [21:33] blizzow: is there any more detailed information in any log files? [21:48] sarnold: I don't see any errors in the log that would point at something. [21:49] checked /home/ubuntu/.cloud-install/commands.log [21:49] blizzow: how about /var/log/libvirt/ ? [21:50] sarnold: I checked there and not a single log file exists in it. [21:50] just a couple .placeholder files. [21:51] hah :( [21:51] I also did an: lxc-console -n openstack-single-ubuntu and looked in /var/log/cloud-init.log and /var/log/cloud-init-output.log and don't see any errors. [21:53] I looks like juju is running on the lxc container. but I've never used it, so I don't know what I should be expecting. [21:54] you may have more success in #juju; I don't know if they're familiar with that tool, but they will be better able to help debug juju there [22:06] I don't think it's a juju problem... I think it's an ubuntu cloud-installer problem. I just found in the lxc container /var/log/libvirt/qemu/ubuntu-local-machine-1.log "libvirt: error : libvirtd quit during handshake: Input/output error. === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === shirgall is now known as Guest40361 === stephank_ is now known as stephank === LinuxJedi_ is now known as LinuxJedi === ValicekB_ is now known as ValicekB