=== cpaelzer is now known as cpaelzer_afk === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [09:48] smb, cpaelzer: hey would you have any objection if I update the dpdk package to just build the html docs? its a bit more lightweight and really would avoid a delta with backports to 14.04 where we have a problem generate pdfs... [09:50] jamespage, personally I would not have to many objections (I think the change was only minimal). If dropping a large amount of things previously provided is ok for SRU (wily case) [09:51] smb, cpaelzer: the other thing is that the dpdk init scripts mount hugepages at /dev/hugepages [09:51] but... [09:51] libvirt expects a mount at /var/run/hugepages ... [09:51] apparmor will deny access... [09:52] jamespage, thats because systemd already mounts it there... So libvirt is clearly doing it wrong [09:52] * jamespage is between a rock and a hardplace where [09:52] jamespage: I'm fine changing to only html doc [09:52] cpaelzer, awesome - is there a repo for dpdk? [09:53] jamespage: yes, but the xenial branch is currently moving for dpdk 2.2 [09:53] jamespage: hmm, do you need for devel or for wily? [09:53] cpaelzer, well both [09:53] jamespage: the xenial 2.2 branch is waiting for DPDK to finally release 2.2 [09:53] cpaelzer, I can branch off the previous version if you like [09:54] jamespage: yeah that is possible the best - the current repo has what we uploaded ATM [09:54] where is it? (the repo) [09:54] jamespage: I can pull pick your patch from there when uploading for 2.2 later [09:54] jamespage: second I'll pass the link [09:55] jamespage: I'll send you the full .git/config ain a query so you see how SMB and I have set it up [09:56] I have to dash shortly, smb also knows these branches well [09:56] jamespage: there are many more changes for 2.2 incoming by changes upstream [09:57] jamespage: did you hear if OVS-dpdk support for 2.1 was native or just relying on the fact that 2.1 is ABI compatible to 2.0? [09:58] cpaelzer, I would say as jamespage does not need to fetch and merge upstream he just could make a simple clone from launchpad [09:58] Might be less confusing [09:59] jamespage, only special thing then is that master follows vanilla upstream and the ubuntu versions are in branches (ubuntu-wily and ubuntu-xenial so far) [10:02] smb, has 2.0.0-0ubuntu1.1 been uploaded? [10:02] jamespage, I asked for it and it was sponsored at least. Dunno how far it came [10:03] jamespage, so still in unapproved queue [10:04] smb, so I see [10:24] smb, cpaelzer: pushed and uploaded for xenial [10:25] cpaelzer, smb: might be nice if Vcs-Git pointed at the packaging repository [10:25] so debcheckout DTRT === cpaelzer is now known as cpaelzer_afk [10:29] jamespage, only that we are not sure about it staying in that place. [10:29] smb, ack [10:29] just and obs... [12:34] can anyone help me how to calculate number of threads available on Ubuntu 14.04 installed on Amazon Ec2 instance? [12:35] http://paste.ubuntu.com/13890841/, http://paste.ubuntu.com/13891486/ [12:37] eahmedshendy: What do you mean by number of threads availible? If you allow for context switching you have *lots* of threads. What's optimal all depends on what you are running, etc. [12:38] andol: the java developer asks me what maximum number of threads that I can make my tomcat application use in the instance [12:39] In that case I'd imgaine you wanting one thread per core, unless you also need to consider availible RAM. [12:40] eahmedshendy: Wouldn't the developer know his application best? :) If so, just give him the HW specs. [12:41] andol: mmm, he can't read the hardware specs [12:41] I just want to learn that also === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [15:53] smoser: Hey, is bug 1506187 wrongly marked as private? [15:53] bug 1506187 in cloud-init (Ubuntu Vivid) "[SRU] Azure: cloud-init should use VM unique ID" [Critical,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1506187 [15:54] smoser: oh weird.. i can see it now [15:55] probably. the cpc team files private bugs sometimes. [15:56] Daviey: that bug shouldn't be private....its not showing as private for me. [15:56] Daviey: launchpad must be having a moment [15:56] utlemming: yeah, weird - working now... [15:58] Daviey, i think there *was* a private bug in there, somehow related. [16:02] smoser / utlemming: I see what the problem is... I was using the URL from this output.. http://paste.ubuntu.com/13897398/ .. which is in the wrong format. [18:17] jamespage, coreycb - https://bugs.launchpad.net/charms/+source/nova-compute/+bug/1524177/comments/7 [18:17] Launchpad bug 1524177 in Ubuntu Cloud Archive juno "[SRU] Juno nova-* ImportError: No module named rootwrap.cmd (when used without neutron)" [Critical,Fix committed] [18:19] beisner, great, ready to promote to -updates? [18:21] coreycb, indeed, this is the fast-track one. all but lxc would go: http://paste.ubuntu.com/13901226/ [18:21] (lxc has a week to bake) [18:22] beisner, sounds good thanks [18:22] coreycb, ok, pushing buttons. === sarnold is now known as sarnold_ [18:35] Can anyone tell me why preseeding a fresh install of 14.04 from a local mirror fails after booting from the install initramfs, starting anna, which then 404s trying to find Release signatures for wily-updates in the 14.04 directory? [18:35] Why would anna need wily Release signatures for a trusty install? There's nothing in my preseed file to instruct the new installation on upgrades. [18:38] In addition, the Release signatures exist in Ubuntu-14.04LTS-x86_64/dists/wily/Release, so what could anna's problem be? [18:38] It's not to do with the networking, or the way the local mirror is serving content over HTTP. [18:39] Modifying the preseed file to deliberately disable upgrades doesn't get anna to not verify these signatures. [18:40] Okay, I've just noticed the 404 is for Ubuntu-14.04LTS-x86_64/dists/wily-updates [18:41] This is not being pulled in when I sync the local repo I'm seeding from. [19:53] I'm working on a pressed. I want skip creating a normal user account, so I've added "d-i passwd/make-user boolean false" (as per https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/installation-guide/armhf/apbs04.html), but I'm still prompted to create a regular user during the install. What am I doing wrong? [19:54] this is my preseed file so far, very small: http://pastie.org/10623763 [20:01] oh strange, if I set a root password and allow root logins, it bypasses this prompr [20:01] I don't want to have any logins because I plan on putting an ssh key in there for root [20:02] is there any way to permit no logins at all? [20:42] When the ubuntu installer boots, it mounts /dev/sda1 to /media. Is there a way to prevent this? === CiPi is now known as cipi === cipi is now known as CiPi [22:07] I have been trying for months to get my server network up but can't [22:08] jvwjgames: Whats failing? [22:08] Persistent naming [22:08] Aka persistent file [22:09] ?? [22:10] Persistent naming of what? Why are your network interfaces changing all the time? :) [22:10] Yes [22:10] "Yes" is not a valid answer to "why?" :) [22:13] lol, months [22:13] Sorry yes they changing but I don't know why [22:14] Then what is changing exactly? [22:15] You need to be a bit more specific :) [22:15] When every I use my server the internet will go out I switch Ethernet ports on the server and it works but then some time later I will have to switch it back [22:16] Why do you switch interfaces? [22:19] can I do a network install from the generic ubuntu server CD (without PXE)? [22:20] Cause the internet goes out [22:20] And then I switch and it works [22:27] bekks: does that help [22:47] jvwjgames: Maybe you should fix your internet connection issues then, rather than switching interfaces? === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [23:24] It's not the internet it is something on the server cause all other computers work