=== markthomas is now known as markthomas|away [03:26] offtopic question, anyone know any place or a channel for talk about gps? how to extract it? thanks [03:27] jak2000: Extract it from what? [03:27] from the gps [03:27] the gps is: http://www.plataformagps.net/manuales/manuales/tk668/ [03:28] It's serial data [03:28] yes [03:28] not know the protocol [03:28] i am googling [03:29] genii you know: https://www.traccar.org/ [03:33] jak2000: Well, gpsd to grab the data, but you need some kind of client as well to make it useful [03:36] genii, the gps have a SIM card, ok? i can send sms for programming, right? i programmed every 10 minutes send data to a certain ip, but the ip (the opengts or trace car) not understand the data, because the protocol. (i think) [03:51] From what I can tell of the TK668 user manual, it just exchanges SMS messages with another phone or computer [04:11] genii send a sms message to server.... and the server receive it and interpret. :( === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [07:54] Good morning. [08:12] hi, i am getting a 'mount.nfs: mount(2): Protocol not supported' while trying to mount an NFS share using version 4 [08:13] mount -v -t nfs -o nfsvers=4 server-ipaddress:/share /mount-point , this is the command issued [08:14] jill_: Is nfs-common installed? [08:14] lordievader: yes [08:15] What does dmesg say? [08:16] [129685.461408] nfs: server server-ip not responding, still trying [08:16] [129697.508047] nfs: server server-ip OK [08:17] lordievader: rpcinfo -p server-ipaddress shows version 4 also [08:17] jill_: Does 'showmount -e ' list the mounts? === richb8_ is now known as richb8 [08:19] yes lordievader [08:20] Perhaps http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2182217 helps [08:21] jill_: Oh, what does 'mount -v ' give? [08:22] mount -v -t nfs gives [08:22] nothing when trying version 4 [08:23] but when trying version 2 [08:23] it gives [08:23] server-ip:/share on /srv/backup type nfs (rw,nfsvers=2,proto=udp,port=2049,addr=server-ip) [08:23] we can do a ls and cd to the mount point [08:24] but when we issue touch some-file [08:24] touch: cannot touch ‘/srv/backup/somefile’: Input/output error [08:25] by the way my client is a mailserver running on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and server is a windows 2012 with NFS [08:26] jill_: is portmap running ? [08:27] Windows supports NFS? (And does it support NFSv4?) [08:27] in NFS server, the admins did a rpcinfo, it show the result, so it is running [08:28] jill_: maybe it needs 'nolock' in the mount options? [08:29] lordievader: check this link -> https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/324089 [08:30] TJ-: mount -v -t nfs -o nfsvers=4,nolock ip:/share /mount-point ? [08:31] Now I remember that I once wanted to mount my nfs shares in Windows, it was a disaster. [08:31] "which includes full support for NFS v3." Guess v4 ain't supported. [08:32] lordievader: I have tried v3 and it gives input/output error [08:33] jill check the logs at both ends [08:34] v4:- protocol not supported [08:34] v3:- mounts but input/output error on ls command [08:34] v2:- mounts, can ls , but input/output error while trying to write [08:36] Sounds like a portmapper issue [08:37] TJ-: , i will check that [08:41] jill_: firewall rules interfering possibly? [08:45] TJ-: , we are checking that also, microsoft says to open 111,1039,1047,1048 and 2049 [08:45] jill_: might be worth running tcpdump on the client side; see if any connection attempts get refused/unanswered [08:45] ok [09:06] hi all === ashleyd is now known as ashd [12:05] Hi anybody who knows the command to connect to open-vpn from an ubuntu server ? 14.04 [12:06] You need to install and set up openvpn manually to do it. [12:06] Unless you want to use Network Manager, but I'd recommend against that on a server. [12:08] rbasak, let me explain :i have an ubuntu server with open-vpn server running . i always use windows as the client but now i want my second ubuntu server as a client . [12:10] theptr: so install openvpn on your second ubuntu server and configure it as a client. [12:11] openvpn is almost entirely symmetrical. There's barely any difference between a server and a client apart from which side initiates the connection. [12:14] rbasak, okay i installed it on the second server [12:14] what should i do next ? [12:17] I'm sorry, I don't have the time to talk you through this. Hopefully someone else will be able to help, or you could try to find a guide on configuring the openvpn client. [12:17] Well, on just configuring openvpn configured as a client, really. [12:17] It should be almost identical to configuring the server. [12:18] rbasak, i think i just need an command that says openvpn look in de .ovpn file [12:19] rbasak, anyway thanks for your time [12:20] rbasak, found it sudo openvpn --config YOUR_SELECTED_CONNETION_TYPE.ovpn === quantic_ is now known as quantic === matsubara_ is now known as matsubara [13:03] jamespage, I'll start on rc3 today and then kilo stable === Guest77290 is now known as balloons === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [14:56] Howdy folks, is there a document out there that details packaging destination directory best practices? like when to use /sbin vs /usr/sbin ? [15:01] thebwt: Possibly useful: https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/modify.en.html#destdir [15:02] more exact: https://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/fhs/fhs-2.3.html [15:02] woot thanks guys! [15:03] but normally it comes down to [15:03] if /usr was network mounted [15:03] can the system function without it? use /usr/sbin, no, use /sbin [15:04] Awesome, thank you for the insight === StathisA_ is now known as StathisA === markthomas|away is now known as markthomas === marlinc_ is now known as marlinc === akaWolf1 is now known as akaWolf === Lihis_ is now known as Lihis === SamYaple_ is now known as SamYaple === Azelphur_ is now known as Azelphur === ming is now known as Guest10359 [18:26] does ubuntu server kernl has support for tproxy by default? [18:29] Guest83578: you mean just transparent proxy with a squid thing? [18:29] (or something else) [18:29] Yes, [18:29] Completely transparent proxy. [18:29] http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/TransparentProxy.html [18:29] I've set it up a few times [18:29] not related to distro [18:29] That still needs the kernel tproxy support. [18:29] usually a NAT router with forwards to a squid thing in the back [18:30] this thing? https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/networking/tproxy.txt [18:30] That will not do the IP spoofing. [18:30] it's been supported for years [18:30] I mean, a decade or two [18:30] ok thanjs, [18:30] This https://ma.ttias.be/compile-a-centos-kernel-and-iptables-with-tproxy-support/ got me curious. [18:32] roy@marvin:~$ grep PROX /boot/config-3.2.0-91-generic [18:32] CONFIG_NETFILTER_TPROXY=m [18:32] CONFIG_NETFILTER_XT_TARGET_TPROXY=m [18:32] that's from a 12.04 server [18:32] probably the same on 14.04 and later [18:35] Also on Vivid. === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [19:05] rockstar_: seems CONFIG_NETFILTER_TPROXY is out now [19:05] rbasak: that is, you [19:05] rockstar_: sorry [19:06] RoyK: not a problem === roo_ is now known as roo === bigjools_ is now known as bigjools === alai` is now known as alai === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away === steelbrain is now known as test === test is now known as Guest30513 === Guest30513 is now known as steelbrain