[01:33] <Logos01> Anyone here able to help me work out an issue with a new install?  I am unable to automatically mount LVM mountpoints.
[01:34] <Logos01> They mount perfectly fine when I run the mount command manually providing the fully qualified device path; but if I try using the fstab entries then I receive an error, "mount: special device /dev/mapper/vg-lv_opt does not exist"
[01:35] <Logos01> That is to say, If I execute "mount /dev/mapper/vg-lv_opt /opt" ... then it mounts. But just calling "mount /opt" (or booting the OS, or calling "mount -a") gets the above error.
[01:42] <sarnold> can you pastebinyour fstab?
[01:43] <sarnold> does ls -l /dev/mapper/ before you try any mounts look sane?
[01:46] <Logos01> sarnold: I'm talking to you *from* those mounts right now, actually; and yes it does.
[01:46] <Logos01> I booted the OS up by manually mounting the entries in fstab.
[01:46] <Logos01> But just a sec
[01:47] <sarnold> Logos01: heh, I figured it might be hard :/ heh
[01:47] <Logos01> sarnold: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/14069921/
[01:47] <Logos01> sarnold: This is a completely new one to me.
[01:48] <Logos01> I mean, yeah -- the vg is actually named "vg_ogd-itd002l" ... but the manual mount command successfully executes w/ the /dev/mapper filename which is w/ "vg_ogd--itd002l"
[01:48] <Logos01> I've removed and rebuilt the initrd a number of times; I've tried reinstalling lvm2 repeatedly
[01:49] <Logos01> I've got a *separate* issue right now where I seem unable to sssd auth on this system (like I had with my other ubuntu machine; but I'm working that separately and think I'm onto something there.)
[01:51] <Logos01> sarnold: swapon behaves the same way.
[01:51] <Logos01> swapon -a fails; swapon /dev/mapper/vg_ogd--itd002l_lv_swap works.
[01:52] <sarnold> Logos01: sorry, it looks sane to me, no idea..
[01:52] <Logos01> Yeah...
[01:53] <Logos01> Crap.
[01:54] <sarnold> sticking / on lvm feels funny to me, it feels like the sort of thing I' might to avoid just because it sounds difficult.
[01:54] <sarnold> but it _really_ should work.
[01:54] <sarnold> it can't be that crazy to want that, right? :)
[01:55] <Logos01> sarnold: It's default practice.
[01:56] <Logos01> You just keep /boot outside of it.
[01:56] <Logos01> Technically you can just do /boot/grub these days, but using / on lvm w/ /boot outside has been the norm for over a decade.
[01:56] <Logos01> sarnold: Here's what's better for you ...
[01:56] <Logos01> the recovery shell successfully mounts /
[01:56] <Logos01> initrd does that is.
[01:57] <Logos01> But mount -a still complains about the special device not existing.
[01:57] <sarnold> .. it's all the others that give you trouble :)
[01:57] <sarnold> ha
[01:57] <Logos01> sarnold: No, it does too -- it just reports that error and then executes the manual mount execution on it's own.
[01:57] <Logos01> I wonder if this isn't some sort of AppArmor thing.
[01:57] <Logos01> I have auditd enabled but it's not showing me anything like SELinux's AVC errors.
[01:57] <sarnold> that'd be easy to check, dmesg | grep DEN
[01:58] <sarnold> ah, then grep DEN /var/log/audit/audit..og
[01:58] <Logos01> 'dmesg | grep DEN' comes empty.
[01:58] <sarnold> ah, then grep DEN /var/log/audit/audit.log
[01:58] <Logos01> same for audit.log
[01:58] <Logos01> But good to know. :)
[01:58] <Logos01> Is there a way to increase mount verbosity beyond just calling mount -v?
[01:59] <Logos01> strace maybe ... need to wait for this system update to complete then.
[02:00] <Logos01> (It's got some 600 something packages to update. I enabled the universe/multiverse/restricted packages for trusty, and the main/universe/multiverse/restricted packages for trusty-backports trusty-security trusty-updates in the hopes that maybe this is just an outdated package problem.
[02:00] <Logos01> )
[02:00] <sarnold> trusty-backports is slightly iffy, I'm not sure that gets much attention / traffic / etc..
[02:04] <Logos01> I've used it for some time without any problems I've been able to discern, on other systems.
[02:04] <Logos01> So it's an environment I'm accustomed to.
[02:04] <Logos01> Okay here's an interesting quirk.
[02:04] <Logos01> Just modified /etc/fstab to use the /dev/dm-N entry for /opt
[02:04] <Logos01> And then called "mount /opt"
[02:04] <Logos01> That worked.
[02:05] <Logos01> When I call "mount", it shows the "/dev/mapper/vg_ogd--itd002l-lv_opt" path rather than "/dev/dm-7"
[02:05] <Logos01> O_o
[02:05] <Logos01> I wonder...
[02:06] <Logos01> Huh.  Changing it to /dev/vg_ogd-itd002l/lv_opt *ALSO* worked.
[02:07] <Logos01> ARGH
[02:07] <sarnold> odd
[02:07] <Logos01> sarnold: No, it's really not.
[02:07] <Logos01> Look at my pastebin again.
[02:07] <Logos01> Look at the character between the vg and lv and tell me if you spot anything.
[02:07] <Logos01> Namely; is it a "_" or is it a "-" ?
[02:07]  * Logos01 facedesks
[02:08] <sarnold> argh :)
[02:08] <Logos01> Man.
[02:09] <Logos01> I will note that I manually wrote the fstab
[02:10] <Logos01> Now onto why my AD users can't authenticate.
[02:10] <Logos01> sarnold: Maybe you have a clue about this one, specifically -- I installed sssd for centralized auth, but Ubiquity (desktop, yes, I know) is not allowing SSSD users to log in -- only local.
[02:11] <sarnold> Logos01: I don't know much about sssd.. I think I'd start looking at /etc/pam.d/lightdm and go from there
[02:13] <teward> sarnold: ping
[02:13] <teward> nginx uploaded successfully, let me know if there's any other issues that come up (next 'leg' would be to get 1.9.9 in but i'm not planning to work on that until after the new year)
[02:13] <sarnold> thanks teward :)
[02:25] <Logos01> sarnold: Looks like there's some lightdm configuration you have to do to allow manual user logins.
[02:25] <Logos01> sarnold: Here's a new one on me. I can only do succcessful DNS resolution on unqualified domain names right now.
[02:25] <Logos01> (Internal domain)
[02:26] <sarnold> Logos01: does it change if you request e.g. google.com. vs google.com  (no dot)?
[02:27] <Logos01> Haven't tried external
[02:28] <Logos01> External works either way.
[02:28] <Logos01> Internal ... "ads01." does not resolve; "ads01" does.  "ads01.internal.domain" does not.
[02:30] <sarnold> ads01.internal.domain.  ?
[02:32] <Logos01> sarnold: No dice.
[02:34] <Logos01> sarnold: Aaahh -- it was /etc/nsswitch.
[02:34] <Logos01> nsswitch.conf that is
[02:34] <Logos01> "hosts: files mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns" needed to just be "hosts: files dns"
[02:35] <Logos01> And now SSSD is working.
[02:35] <Logos01> Time to restart lightdm and see if the rest is as well
[02:35] <sarnold> Logos01: _eww_ ;/
[02:36] <sarnold> I mean, great that you nailed that down, but still.
[02:36] <Logos01> sarnold: I blame my people's AD -based DNS and how it's configured.
[02:37] <sarnold> odd that I've got a similar config but never noticed errors
[04:54] <Logos01> sarnold: What I was implying was that my group's particular setup of AD DNS makes that reply invalid for my environment
[04:54] <Logos01> Thus breaking kinit, thus breaking sssd authentication (which more or less wraps around kinit)
[04:55] <sarnold> Logos01: did you get everything sorted out?
[05:53] <Logos01> sarnold: I in fact did, yes. All was good. Turns out it's not /etc/lightdm/ anymore, by the way.
[05:53] <Logos01> Different file directory location. People just can't have nice things; gotta change it all up up in hurr
[06:17] <adun153> Where can I get ceph Hammer binaries/packages for Ubuntu 14.04.3? I just realized that trying ceph-deploy gives me Firefly binaries.
[06:19] <Logos01> adun153: There's likely a PPA or something like that. I couldn't say.  But just be sure to check the reputability of any PPA you're touching on.
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[08:01] <nameuser_> Hi there
[08:09] <sexywoodenspoon> Morning all. Anyone used postfix before? Trying to use the mailbox_command setting but it's not working on receiving mail
[08:09] <sexywoodenspoon> Anyone got any tips on firing a script when postfix picks up an email
[08:16] <Logos01> sexywoodenspoon: Define "picks up an email" more clearly.
[08:17] <ikonia> sexywoodenspoon: what are you trying to actually do
[08:17] <sexywoodenspoon> When an email comes to postfix for a domain that exists, run a bash script.
[08:18] <sexywoodenspoon> log sender, recipient, date to a db
[08:24] <rbasak> sexywoodenspoon: you probably can do it the way you're trying, but you might find it easier to do it at the user end using procmail.
[08:24] <rbasak> Then you run under the user's privs instead of postfix's more restricted ones, too.
[08:24] <rbasak> Because that is what may be biting you.
[08:24] <rbasak> It's a more well trodden path, too.
[08:25] <sexywoodenspoon> Hmm would that still work for virtual boxes? i.e. forwarders with no physical mailboxes?
[08:28] <ikonia> rbasak: just pull that from the logs
[08:28] <ikonia> it's easier to manipulate logs than it is how you're doing it
[08:28] <rbasak> procmail doesn't have to deliver to a mailbox in the end. It can just deliver to /dev/null if you want.
[08:28] <ikonia> more so as the script will be executed as the user that the mail is being delivered to
[08:28] <rbasak> However your bash script does need to run as _some_ user.
[08:28] <ikonia> which means your user needs to be a real user, eg: not virtual
[08:33] <sexywoodenspoon> I was hoping the logs would do what I wanted and was mis-sold the mailbox_command command on Stack
[08:34] <sexywoodenspoon> as if logs were the dirty thing to do
[08:37] <kjackal> o/
[09:53] <lordievader> Good morning.
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[13:17] <coreycb> jamespage, can you sync python-keystoneauth1 2.1.0-3 from experimental?
[13:21] <jamespage> coreycb, sycn'ed
[13:23] <coreycb> jamespage, thanks
[14:53] <mdeslaur> dannf: sorry for the grub2 collision
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[15:12] <dannf> mdeslaur: np - we had a few more bug fixes to get in anyway
[15:20] <coreycb> jamespage, can you sync python-openstacksdk from experimental please?
[15:20]  * coreycb no privs
[15:36] <stemid> this is incorrect http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=pyvenv&mode=filename&suite=trusty&arch=any because I have python3.4 installed on trusty and there is no /usr/bin/pyvenv-3.4 file. I've also checked dpkg -L python3.4 | grep pyvenv
[15:36] <stemid> anyone know if pyvenv is available for ubuntu trusty?
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[16:41] <TJ-> !info python3.4-venv trusty | stemid
[16:41] <ubottu> stemid: python3.4-venv (source: python3.4): Interactive high-level object-oriented language (pyvenv binary, version 3.4). In component main, is optional. Version 3.4.3-1ubuntu1~14.04.3 (trusty), package size 5 kB, installed size 56 kB
[16:46] <asheesh_> Hello Everyone, need some help
[16:46] <asheesh_> trying to install Openstack using the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/clouddocs/installer/en/single-install.html for setting a private cloud
[16:46] <asheesh_> but it's kind of stuck at starting services stage
[16:47] <asheesh_> it has activated neutron and compute on separate machines (which it created for single machine setup)
[16:47] <asheesh_> but all other services are pending for few hours now
[16:47] <asheesh_> it did gave some errors in commands.log related to jujucharms.com being down, due to which it was unable to download charms for glance simplestream image sync service
[16:47] <asheesh_> I told juju guys on their #juju IRC channel and their api service for juju charms is up and running
[16:47] <asheesh_> but nothing has been happening in console.log either
[16:47] <asheesh_> will appreciate any help, been trying to setup this using single-install guide for past 2 days
[16:48] <asheesh_> after a few hours, I got [INFO: 12-17 22:02:59, openstack-status:104] Starting deployment of OpenStack
[16:49] <asheesh_> like 15 minutes ago, but it's still stuck and nothing seem to be happening
[16:58] <asheesh_> paste bin here : http://pastebin.com/zWdHNTNn
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[20:36] <Wicaeed> Looking at the sources.list for apt, when you use deb-i386/deb-amd64 on a mirror vs just using 'deb', what is determining the architecture that the mirror is grabbing?
[20:38] <ikonia> Wicaeed: your machine
[20:38] <ikonia> (as in it's arch)
[20:38] <Wicaeed> ok, makes sense :)
[20:42] <genii> !multiarch
[20:42]  * genii smacks the bot
[20:42] <ikonia> I think that factoid is obsolete now anyway
[20:43] <Wicaeed> any way to calculate the size of a repo before you dl it?
[20:43] <Wicaeed> for mirroring
[20:43] <ikonia> depends on the tool, things like apt-mirror used to do a size and checksum calcuation before anything
[20:44] <genii> Roughly 33G
[21:10] <Mitchell1992> Hello... I'm trying to install Ubuntu Server virtually on top of Hyper-V. It's stuck on Installing the System... 83%. Is there a compatibility issue I'm not aware of?
[21:51] <teward> genii, i think that's just hte ISO mirrors
[21:59] <genii> teward: The last time I mirrored main,universe, multiverse, and restricted, it was somewhere between 32 and 35G
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[23:35] <neonixcoder> Good day team, I am posting this on #ubuntu channel as well
[23:36] <neonixcoder> I am having an issue with my pptp connection. Its not connecting instantaneously. Its taking multiple connection retries and then disconnecting.
[23:37] <neonixcoder> I enable debug mode and output is http://pastebin.com/xmUsQ1gN
[23:37] <neonixcoder> Any suggestions?
[23:46] <sarnold> neonixcoder: you should probably take the opportunity to move to something better: https://www.cloudcracker.com/blog/2012/07/29/cracking-ms-chap-v2/
[23:49] <neonixcoder> Hay Arnold, How are you?
[23:49] <sarnold> neonixcoder: pretty good, thanks; how are you?
[23:50] <neonixcoder> Ya, I know it is bit old. Right now I have to stick to it as we are planing to move to OpenVPN in near future..1
[23:50] <sarnold> good good
[23:50] <neonixcoder> I am good, thanks.
[23:51] <neonixcoder> My concern is, some times it connects  in a min and some times it connects after long time
[23:55] <neonixcoder> Any suggestion, Arnold?
[23:55] <sarnold> no, sorry, I didn't see anything immediately obvious in your logs
[23:56] <sarnold> I've got two wild guesses: (1) maybe you need to fiddle with your connection's MTU; if you're using pptp then perhaps something else is terribly broken and PMTU doesn't work.
[23:56] <sarnold> (2) maybe someone is doing active MITM attacks and preventing connections when their cracking load is a bit too high. This one's a bit paranoid though..
[23:58] <neonixcoder> hmm
[23:58] <neonixcoder> Let me see