stochastix | what is the best tool for managing packages right now? aptitute, apt-get ? | 00:25 |
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tarpman | apt-get is more actively maintained and doesn't have aptitude's tendency to propose outlandish depsolver solutions. | 00:52 |
tarpman | aptitude still has more powerful features for searching and querying, though | 00:52 |
tarpman | personally I use aptitude for deciding what to do and apt-get for doing it | 00:52 |
tarpman | stochastix: | 00:52 |
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RoyK | (or apt) | 00:53 |
maxb | That said, aptitude's interactive curses mode can be a very comfortable way to do things that can be painful with a pure command line | 00:55 |
* RoyK prefers the commandline | 00:56 | |
maxb | It depends on the task at hand | 00:56 |
RoyK | maxb: no, it doesn't :P | 01:01 |
stochastix | tarpman: thanks, that helps a bit. I did notice aptitude ENJOYS removing deps when uninstalling something. | 02:06 |
stochastix | Had to reinstall a few things. :) | 02:06 |
tarpman | stochastix: if you're talking about auto-remove, that's an option in both, aptitude just has it enabled by default. you can turn it off | 02:11 |
stochastix | yea, ok. It is a nice way to not have stuff laying around. | 02:12 |
nodist | Hello, I am trying to add a int.d script it works when you use the service s start but not on boot | 03:00 |
nodist | I also have it set to defaults | 03:00 |
nodist | no errors in the boot.log | 03:01 |
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portalBlock | Hi, I have an Ubuntu server instance running on Proxmox VE and I resized the disk (+200GB) from the panel there but in Ubuntu the disk still shows as 32GB. Can I expand it without data loss and if so, how? | 03:32 |
stochastix | I got rid of php5-fpm and just installed php5. is there a service that i am supposed to run? | 04:29 |
stochastix | the only service i see in there is still php5-fpm ? | 04:29 |
tarpman | stochastix: sounds like you removed php5-fpm but didn't purge it, so the conffiles are still there | 05:03 |
tarpman | stochastix: php5 is AFAIK just a metapackage, it doesn't include any service directly. if you didn't specify an implementation, it probably dragged in libapache2-mod-php5, so apache | 05:04 |
stochastix | I see, | 05:04 |
stochastix | purge with apt-get ? | 05:04 |
tarpman | right | 05:05 |
tarpman | you can do "dpkg-query -l | grep ^rc" to see packages you have removed but still have conffiles around for | 05:05 |
stochastix | tarpman: thanks | 05:11 |
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lordievader | Good morning. | 09:25 |
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zamba | i'm looking for a tool that can monitor a remote host and alert me (by using an external script) if the node is down | 09:50 |
lordievader | zamba: Check out Zabbix. | 10:02 |
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zamba | zabbix sounds like overkill for just monitoring one host | 10:07 |
lordievader | Perhaps. But most monitoring tools are made for many more hosts than one. | 10:08 |
zamba | i was thinking about just running collectd | 10:15 |
Chrncle | where do i find Tasksel > Basic ubuntu server install what packages contain in that option ? | 10:25 |
Chrncle | hmm i cant get my ssh open to my public ip address | 11:05 |
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Chrncle | nevermind, forget to press add in my router table | 11:12 |
arcsky | hey guys there has been an issue today with my pico/nano editor. | 12:40 |
arcsky | Unable to create directory /home/arcsky/.nano: Permission denied | 12:40 |
arcsky | It is required for saving/loading search history or cursor positions. | 12:40 |
hateball | arcsky: make sure you're the owner of the file and not root | 12:42 |
arcsky | hateball: i try just with pico test123 | 12:44 |
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arcsky | i did reboot it and it works now | 12:44 |
lordievader | arcsky: I'd check the permissions of your home dir. | 12:47 |
zolder | Can i change my 192.168.1.1 to like a dns name, Router or whatever? | 13:08 |
lordievader | zolder: Yes. Do you want that network wide or just for the localhost? | 13:10 |
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zul | jamespage: http://paste.ubuntu.com/13299217/ | 14:43 |
jamespage | zul, not sure you need the < > | 14:44 |
zul | jamespage: fixed | 14:46 |
zul | jamespage: going to upload this | 14:47 |
jamespage | zul, pls test it first | 14:47 |
zul | jamespage: tested sucessfully, uploaded | 14:59 |
jamespage | zul, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nova/+bug/1516652 | 15:00 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1516652 in nova (Ubuntu) "'lxd' is an unsupported hypervisor type" [Undecided,New] | 15:00 |
jamespage | fun fun fun! | 15:00 |
zul | jamespage: damn it | 15:00 |
zul | jamespage: gimme a sec :) | 15:01 |
jamespage | zul, I'm not asking you todo that one :-) | 15:01 |
zul | jamespage: i know how to fix it though :) | 15:01 |
jamespage | zul, so do it :-) | 15:02 |
zul | jamespage: fine :) | 15:02 |
jamespage | zul, how does that look: | 15:07 |
jamespage | https://review.openstack.org/#/c/245811/ | 15:07 |
zul | jamespage: thats what I would have done | 15:09 |
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jamespage | zul, hmm something else is still blocking the scheduling of the instance correctly | 15:26 |
MelRay | clear | 15:28 |
zul | jamespage: anything in the logs? | 15:28 |
jamespage | zul, yes | 15:28 |
jamespage | 2015-11-16 15:28:21.389 5127 DEBUG nova.scheduler.filters.image_props_filter [req-f57e15c7-d8ce-478f-8da2-7f5707c7edc9 3e44cc43a4014d1f95dfc1525e798ca8 ea01071b589c47cba451e066d9073bb4 - - -] Instance contains properties {u'hypervisor_type': u'lxd', u'architecture': u'x86_64'} that are not provided by the compute node supported_instances [[u'i686', u'lxc', u'exe'], [u'x86_64', u'lxc', u'exe']] or hypervisor version 11 do not match _in | 15:28 |
jamespage | stance_supported /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/nova/scheduler/filters/image_props_filter.py:95 | 15:28 |
zul | jamespage: host.py in nclxd needs to be updated as well | 15:29 |
jamespage | zul, the existing 'lxc' valid value will work ok for now, but yes it does need to be updated. | 15:30 |
zul | [[u'i686', u'lxd', u'exe'], [u'x86_64', u'lxd', u'exe']] | 15:30 |
zul | jamespage: when your nova patch gets merged ill update it | 15:32 |
Yossarianuk | hi - where can I find out how long the default kernel is support for in the LTS versions ? | 15:46 |
Yossarianuk | i.e originally 14.04 shipped with kernel 3.13 - when you install the latest .iso (14.04.3) you get v 3.19 - where can I find out info about kernel support ? | 15:47 |
jamespage | zul, huh - but I have to set: | 15:48 |
jamespage | nova flavor-key m1.tiny set capabilities:hypervisor_type=lxd | 15:48 |
jamespage | not | 15:48 |
jamespage | nova flavor-key m1.tiny set capabilities:hypervisor_type=lxx | 15:48 |
jamespage | nova flavor-key m1.tiny set capabilities:hypervisor_type=lxc rather | 15:48 |
jamespage | love consistency | 15:48 |
jamespage | Yossarianuk, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack | 15:49 |
Yossarianuk | jamespage: thank you | 15:49 |
jamespage | np | 15:49 |
zul | jamespage: lol | 15:51 |
zul | jamespage: i cant fix that :) | 15:51 |
jamespage | zul, that feels broken | 15:52 |
jamespage | zul, I think the extra specs should be matching into the advertised capabilities of the hypervisor right? | 15:52 |
zul | jamespage: yes | 15:52 |
jamespage | like the image properties filter does | 15:52 |
MelRay | Quick question I'm learning how to configure virtual hosts. Can I add additional ServerAlias directives on the same line seperated by a space or do I need to create an individual entry for each alias? | 15:55 |
MelRay | for like www, mail, ftp, etc. | 15:55 |
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omps | ls -l | 17:55 |
omps | oops | 17:55 |
uaa | Hi, I've usb 3.0 4TB external harddisk. when I connect it to an Ubuntu server I get this in logs and it's not recognized afterward http://paste.ubuntu.com/13300481/ | 17:57 |
teward | I/O error sounds like hardware failure, does this device work on other machines? | 17:58 |
uaa | It was working well on USB 2 but after I enabled USB 3 in the server the problem started | 17:59 |
uaa | Thank you for responding quickly | 17:59 |
sarnold | do any other usb devices work in that port? | 18:00 |
sarnold | is there sufficient power for the device? | 18:00 |
uaa | I used the same port last week with other device but USB3 was not enabled | 18:01 |
uaa | The only difference now that I got usb 3.0 extension cable and enabled usb 3.0 from motherboard | 18:02 |
hallyn | arges: going to have time to merge libvirt this week? | 18:02 |
uaa | the server is remote but I would like to know if can do something before I have to go there to figure it out | 18:02 |
uaa | and to try other things on that port | 18:03 |
teward | uaa: only thing you can do is physically go there and poke at it. | 18:04 |
teward | see if it works on other ports, and test if something else is on that port and works or not | 18:04 |
sarnold | I guess you could try booting into a newer kernel, e.g. one of the HWE kernels, to see if it might have been a bug that's been addressed or a device needing some additional driver support | 18:05 |
sarnold | but switching to one of the hwe kernels means you'll have to deal with the kernels again when the HWE kernels hit EOL before the rest of the system. | 18:05 |
uaa | sarnold, thanks for your suggestion but I do not think that playing with kernel would be an option on that server. | 18:06 |
teward | that leaves physically going to the system :p | 18:07 |
uaa | teward, I'll try that when I can | 18:07 |
omps | uaa: it looks like the problem is with xhci_hcd kernel driver for usb3.0 | 18:07 |
uaa | but I wonder why It was mentioned as sdb in the log then disappeared. I can not see in /dev/sdx or using fdisk or any disk tool that I used | 18:08 |
arges | hallyn: its on my list | 18:09 |
omps | uaa: i found this article on net hope this can help you | 18:09 |
omps | http://www.pcl-developers.org/xhci-hcd-I-hate-you-USB-3-0-and-Primesense-Asus-Xtion-td5707949.html | 18:09 |
uaa | omps, I'll check if xhci driver is lastest version | 18:09 |
uaa | thank you for helping | 18:11 |
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arcsky | how can i list my ntp servers my ubuntu use ? | 19:35 |
SCHAAP137 | arcsky: check in /etc/ntp.conf | 19:36 |
tarpman | arcsky: also, ntpq -p | 19:57 |
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rco | Is there a most popular option for a local DNS cache on ubuntu 14.04? | 21:30 |
dasjoe | The default cache would be dnsmasq | 21:33 |
rco | Is it part of the distribution? | 21:33 |
dasjoe | It's installed by default, iirc at least on desktop systems. Unsure about server | 21:34 |
rco | Yeah, that's what it looks like. | 21:35 |
dasjoe | rco: see http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=dnsmasq&searchon=names&suite=trusty§ion=all and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Dnsmasq | 21:35 |
rco | Thanks. | 21:35 |
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