[01:04] <ponyofdeath> I think ubuntu iproute2 might be too old for 4.3
[01:48] <a1fa> anyone running autossh, if so where did you put your startup script?
[01:50] <a1fa> cron, if-up.d, init.d ;} choices choices choices
[04:42] <jak2000> hi all
[04:44] <jak2000> anyone can guide me for install a ubuntu server
[04:44] <jak2000> i want try with lvm partitions
[05:13] <tonyyarusso> jak2000: What do you need guiding on?
[05:14] <jak2000> i am created a lvm disk 18gb
[05:14] <jak2000> have 3 more
[05:15] <jak2000> how to add it to any partition
[05:55] <jak2000> wich is wrong: http://pastie.org/10525809   not start the eth0 i need type this command for have network: sudo ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.200/24 up
[05:55] <jak2000> why not take automatically the configuration?
[06:05] <jak2000> adun153 hi
[06:05] <jak2000> wich is wrong: http://pastie.org/10525809   not start the eth0 i need type this command for have network: sudo ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.200/24 up    why not take automatically the configuration?
[06:06] <adun153> jak2000: Think of ifconfig as "manual" manipulation of the interface
[06:06] <adun153> what you want is "ifup eth0"
[06:07] <jak2000> but how do the changes permanently?
[06:07] <jak2000> why i need type ifup eth0?
[06:08] <adun153> Whatever is in /etc/network/interfaces is "permanent", when your computer boots up again, the settings will take effect
[06:08] <jak2000> yes
[06:08] <jak2000> its ok: http://pastie.org/10525809     ?
[06:08] <adun153> but it's just a text file. If you made the changes just now, you need the interface's running config to change.
[06:09] <jak2000> i restarted the server
[06:09] <jak2000> and not bring  up the network card
[06:09] <adun153> I see that there is a "safe" in there
[06:09] <adun153> I'm not familiar with that config option
[06:10] <jak2000> remove
[06:12] <adun153> Did it work?
[06:13] <jak2000> yesss
[06:13] <jak2000> thx
[06:14] <adun153> no prob. :)
[06:55] <alkisg> Hi, I want to see if this idea makes sense... I'd like to have a server in the link-local ipv6 address of fe80::1 so that the clients can reach it more easily (no control over the dhcp etc). Can the server have 2 link-local addresses? If not, is it a problem if I use only the fe80::1 one?
[09:19] <theptr> i have an ubuntu server 14.04 i worked with iptables what is nice . Now i want to start with ufw . is it possible to import the rules in ufw ?
[15:04] <mdeslaur> rbasak: I'm working on sponsoring the mariadb security update. Any plans to merge it from debian into xenial?
[15:13] <rbasak> mdeslaur: otto looks after that. I think I hold the lock on the merge probably though. I need to catch up with status but no plans this week.
[15:15] <dannf> hallyn: fyi, just e-mailed you another patch for qemu that'd help in backporting
[15:15] <hallyn> dannf: ok, thx.  will be looking in the evening
[15:22] <mdeslaur> rbasak: ok, thanks, i'll upload the same change to xenial than, and someone can re-merge the debian differences at a later time
[15:49] <EmilienM> coreycb, zul, jamespage: have you tested openstack gnocchi & aodh in trusty/liberty ? gnocchi looks absent and aodh broken
[15:49] <jamespage> EmilienM, nope they where autosyncs from Debian
[15:49] <jamespage> EmilienM, and indeed gnocchi is missing still for liberty
[15:50] <EmilienM> jamespage: so aodh should be good now? (if debian fixed it)
[15:50] <jamespage> EmilienM, generally my team will only have tested stuff in Ubuntu main - anything else ymmv
[15:51] <jamespage> EmilienM, there was a  fix on release day to aodh that I synced over from Debian
[15:51] <EmilienM> jamespage: ok, trying again. Thanks
[15:51] <jamespage> anything since then - we don't have in liberty at least
[16:13] <herrkin> TJ-, hello, are you arround?
[16:14] <herrkin> I have a problem with a program that has to execute like a service but as soon as I log out it exits
[16:14] <herrkin> I need it to remain active, even at startup
[16:15] <sarnold> why not write an upstart or systemd or whatever startup file for it?
[16:16] <patdk-wk> sounds like work
[16:26] <herrkin> sarnold, I am using pm2
[16:26] <herrkin> I am not sure it is using the correct parameters
[16:26] <herrkin> it created 2 files for the startup.
[16:26] <herrkin> I can share it here
[16:28] <herrkin> it created a file in /etc/initd called pm2-init.sh
[16:28] <herrkin> so I can do sudo service pm2-init.sh start and it works
[16:28] <herrkin> the thing is it wont start up with the system
[16:29] <sarnold> aha, great, then you've got the thing to start from :)
[16:29] <sarnold> what error messages do you get?
[16:29] <herrkin> I cant see errors, there are no error logs
[16:30] <herrkin> then if I log with my user and do pm2 start it starts like it wasnt online (it wasnt) if I log out from ssh the app stops
[16:30] <herrkin> if I log back again I have to do a start again..
[16:30] <herrkin> crazy
[16:30] <sarnold> use 'service pm2 start' instead
[16:30] <herrkin> its the same
[16:34] <herrkin> I just tried
[16:34] <herrkin> it behaves the same
[16:34] <herrkin> the pm2-init.sh file has a variable called user which I populate the name of my user.
[16:35] <sarnold> aha; do you get any messages logged to syslog?
[16:35] <sarnold> can you pastebin the pm2-init.sh?
[16:35] <herrkin> how do I see the syslog? sorry for the ignorance
[16:35] <herrkin> please remind me of the termbin expresion, its easier that way
[16:36] <sarnold> re: syslog, that's "less /var/log/syslog"
[16:36] <sarnold> herrkin: pastebin refers to sites like http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[16:36] <sarnold> herrkin: you can use the "pastebinit" program from the "pastebinit" package to easily submit files and terminal output to pastebin sites
[16:37] <herrkin> ok hold on a sec
[16:39] <herrkin> this is my syslog
[16:39] <herrkin> http://termbin.com/s3w9
[16:40] <herrkin> there seem to be nothing from pm2
[16:41] <sarnold> how about grep -r pm2 /var/log --- does that show where it is logging?
[16:41] <herrkin> this is my pm2-init.sh file
[16:41] <herrkin> http://termbin.com/kx3v
[16:41] <herrkin> I have a log file in my home folder
[16:42] <herrkin> ~/.pm2/pm2.log
[16:42] <herrkin> it doesnt show any errors, nothing
[16:42] <herrkin> like it didnt execute
[16:43] <herrkin> I think I am seeing the error.
[16:43] <herrkin> it says permission denied to my home directory
[16:45] <herrkin> this command you gave me last shows some errors in /var/log/boot.log
[16:45] <herrkin> error: connect EACCESS /home/saecosoft/.pm2/rpc.sock
[16:47] <sarnold> herrkin: try ls -l /home/saecosoft/.pm2 /home/saecosoft/.pm2/rpc.sock
[16:48] <herrkin> what does it do?
[16:49] <herrkin> I am also seeing that even when I say in pm2-init to use saecosoft user it uses root anyway
[16:49] <herrkin> so that may be the problem
[16:50] <herrkin> I probably need to reinstall pm2
[16:50] <herrkin> delete all the .pm2 folders including /root/.pm2 just in case
[17:03] <herrkin> sarnold, look
[17:03] <herrkin> http://termbin.com/cmcf
[17:05] <sarnold> nice
[17:06] <herrkin> it didnt
[17:06] <herrkin> it says starting but it wont start
[17:06] <herrkin> no errors
[17:06] <sarnold> but i'd expect to see an entry for starting the service just after the reboot command :/
[17:06] <herrkin> yes it doesnt show anything else
[17:06] <herrkin> I have to make it start manually
[17:06] <herrkin> its crazy
[17:07] <herrkin> lol its driving me crazy
[17:07] <herrkin> it stops as soon as I log out, it doesnt matter if I am root or sudo or normal user
[17:08] <sarnold> herrkin: what happens with 'update-rc.d pm2 enable' ?
[17:08] <herrkin> or if I use service comand or pm2 directly
[17:08] <herrkin> is that a command_
[17:08] <herrkin> ??
[17:08] <sarnold> yes
[17:09] <herrkin> it says /etc/init.d/pm2 file doesnt exist
[17:09] <herrkin> it should look for pm2-init.sh
[17:09] <sarnold> okay, how about update-rc.d pm2-init enable /
[17:09] <herrkin> I think
[17:09] <sarnold> ?
[17:09] <sarnold> yeah, I just wondered since the name field in the insserv headers said it provided pm2..
[17:10] <herrkin> it is pm2-init.sh
[17:10] <herrkin> it says removing startup liks
[17:10] <herrkin> then it added them again
[17:11] <sarnold> try another reboot, lets see if it tries to start the service at boot now
[17:11] <herrkin> ok
[17:12] <herrkin> no it didnt
[17:12] <sarnold> :/
[17:13] <herrkin> wait it keeps saying
[17:13] <herrkin> EACCESS /home/saecosoft/.pm2/rpc.sock
[17:14] <herrkin> ok I am going to try something different
[17:14] <herrkin> hang on a sec
[17:17] <herrkin> I reinstalled pm2 as root and it worked but the list was errored
[17:17] <herrkin> weird
[17:18] <herrkin> it didnt look for /home/user/.pm2
[17:18] <herrkin> instead /root/.pm2
[17:18] <herrkin> then it started but the list had an error
[17:21] <applepi> Hi all.  Is there any reason that an ubuntu server 14.04.02 installation with a relatively default setup to be ARPing the subnet it's on?
[17:21] <i-make-robots> hello, all.  I have a live site on one domain and a test site on another.  When my test site sends emails they get caught by dmarc spam filtering (the test server says "from me@livesite.com" but the server is testsite.com).  How would you fix this so that I could see the emails being sent?
[17:22] <i-make-robots> i really don't want to mess with the tested configs.  Can I change the mail server somehow?
[17:23] <applepi> I have an Ubuntu VM running on a windows PC; the IP of the PC ARP'd the subnet it was on last night in the middle of the night, but I can't work out what might have happened
[17:24] <applepi> Trying to rule out anything malicious.
[17:27] <i-make-robots> ARP'd?
[17:28] <applepi> Making ARP requests for every IP on the subnet from 0-255
[17:29] <i-make-robots> oops
[17:29] <i-make-robots> no idea
[17:31] <sarnold> applepi: iirc windows does some duplicate address detection; I don't know how it chooses to implement it though
[17:37] <applepi> Hmm
[17:48] <herrkin> sarnold, using it with the user root seems to work but there seems to be an internal error
[17:48] <herrkin> the boot says to show more type show id
[17:48] <sarnold> herrkin: oh, hooray, progress. I hope it's alright to run the thing as root..
[17:49] <herrkin> for now it is
[17:49] <herrkin> but there is another problem
[17:49] <herrkin> the child app doesnt start
[17:49] <herrkin> it says errored
[17:49] <herrkin> if I restart the process manually via pm2 restart all it starts
[18:01] <heysomeone> hello
[18:01] <heysomeone> total beginner here
[18:02] <heysomeone> I installed an ubuntu-server on a virtual machine
[18:02] <heysomeone> and I can login with it via ssh totally fine
[18:03] <heysomeone> but when I try to open it on the browser, it refuses the connection
[18:03] <sarnold> did you install a web server on the machine? is it configured to listen to the ip address you used? if you used a cloud provider like amazon, did you configure the security groups to allow port 80 traffic too?
[18:04] <heysomeone> um, don't know. I did install a LAMP server
[18:05] <heysomeone> but I didn't configure anything with port80
[18:06] <sarnold> alright, check sudo netstat -nltp and look for programs listening to port 80
[18:06] <heysomeone> in my vm?
[18:07] <heysomeone> http://pastebin.com/DtpdGbMx
[18:08] <sarnold> alright, looks like there's no running webserver; do you prefer apache or nginx or something else?
[18:09] <heysomeone> wait, I want a lamp
[18:09] <heysomeone> apache mysql and phph
[18:10] <heysomeone> alright
[18:11] <heysomeone> okay
[18:12] <heysomeone> That's all
[18:12] <sarnold> okay, apt-get install apache2 -- then decide if you want libapache2-mod-php5 or php5-fpm or something else to execute your php -- then install the mysql-server-5.5 or mysql-server-5.6 for whatever version is uspported on your distro
[18:12] <heysomeone> sudo apt-get install lamp-server^ did the work
[18:12] <sarnold> hooray
[18:12] <heysomeone> thanks a lot for your help!
[18:15] <sarnold> have fun :)
[18:16] <heysomeone> oh well
[18:16] <heysomeone> now I downloaded moodle to check if it runs
[18:16] <heysomeone> how do I get to the install.php?
[18:16] <heysomeone> or how do I install it?
[18:18] <sarnold> heysomeone: check /usr/share/doc/moodle/README.Debian, it gives some overview
[18:23] <heysomeone> thanks!
[18:52] <boze> I'm using siege to test a server and I get a buffer overflow. In one of the issue que's it says to make sure your server's thread pool can accommodate the number of users I scheduled. How can I check my servers thread pool?
[19:06] <smartass> hi, what is the recommended way to set up cgroups in 14.04.3? cgroup-bin seems to be in some kind of limbo state...
[19:33] <i-make-robots> When my test site sends emails they get caught by dmarc spam filtering (the test server says "from me@livesite.com" but the server is testsite.com).  How would you fix this so that I could see the emails being sent?
[19:33] <i-make-robots> i *think* I can call livesite from testsite and say "please send my mail for me", but I don't know how to do that.
[20:28] <patdk-wk> heh?
[20:28] <patdk-wk> dmarc is a self imposed *issue*
[20:28] <patdk-wk> dmarc is not activated unless you ASK for it
[20:28] <patdk-wk> dmarc is not spam filtering
[20:34] <acro458> Hello, Linux newbie. I am trying to use curl to get the text from a device's webpage. I get a 503 service unavailable error. Where do I begin?
[20:48] <dannf> hallyn: thx for the upload!
[20:57] <hallyn> yw :)
[21:19] <urthmover> what would keep the ip addresses of my interfaces from showing up on the ssh banner?
[21:21] <sarnold> it's probably a bad idea to show the ip address in the banner; thanks to port forwarding, NAT, proxies, the IP address that receives the connection may not be the IP address that the client addressed; and it might not be polite (or be useful) to print the IP address in the banner
[21:23] <urthmover> sarnold: maybe I misued the term banner.  When I ssh into a fresh ubuntu server I'm faced with the Welcome screen....some servers show the ip address for each interface...other servers do not show ip addresses at all
[21:24] <sarnold> ah :)
[21:24] <sarnold> motd
[21:24] <patdk-wk> or whatever that auto update motd package is called
[21:24] <sarnold> urthmover: look into the update-motd manpage
[21:25] <sarnold> aha, in the update-motd package, convenient enough
[21:25] <urthmover> sarnold: ok I'll look there thank you
[23:02] <DalekSec> sarnold: You won't like my solution (nor do I, been considering it past couple months), but ended up just installing a newer libssl on trusty to fix the incompatibility.  It's not a new SONAME, so shouldn't (and hasn't) caused any issues at least.
[23:03] <sarnold> DalekSec: ooof. indeed, that's not ideal. :)
[23:04] <DalekSec> In no means, but Xenial should be out soon enough and I can track libssl easily enough for a couple months.  I did notice Debian uploaded a new one, with a new SONAME too.