[02:04] Hello! === stevenroose|BNC is now known as stevenroose === Lumia930` is now known as Lumia930 === jhenke_ is now known as jhenke === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [07:58] hey guys [08:00] I have a software router(actually about 50 of them now) and i am reconfigureing them to use fault tolerant routing . Everything seems to work fine but, im going to be using a lte modem for the secondary route to my vpn concentrators. [08:01] This all works fine on the desktop distros..they just recognize the device and make it available. I have a feeling though that the striped down servers i use are going to not work like that. Does anybody know what packages i need installed to make ubuntu server recognize a verizon jump pack(lte modem) connected via usb? [09:21] Good morning. [10:19] grendal_prime: I think modemmanager is the service that does it on the desktop. You could theoretically use that on server too, although that probably involves switching everything to use network manager. [10:20] Alternatively you'll need to figure out what type of modem it is and configure it manually. pppd is probably involved. [10:27] hi tehre [10:27] one of my service is stopped on my ubuntu server suddently [10:27] and restart suddently today [10:28] how to identify how that happens ? [10:32] Read the logs. [10:33] from where ? [10:34] You haven't really said anything specific, so any log of the application or the system log. [10:34] Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS \n \l [10:34] service called assp [10:35] Dig around in /var/log [10:36] yes but i can't find messages [10:37] on /var/log [10:37] Nothing in the syslog or in the upstart log? [10:37] Does assp keep its own log? [10:37] upstart log ? [10:39] no assp not keeping its own log [10:40] Hmm.. Too bad, those are usually the best sources. And yes, upstart the init daemon in Trusty, it keeps some logs in /var/log/upstart, though logging isn't its best feature, imo. [10:46] upstart is a folder instead of a file [10:46] which file i have to check ? [10:47] The (log)file of your service? [10:48] [1] does talk about an ASSP log file... [1] http://sourceforge.net/p/assp/wiki/Getting_Started/ [10:49] http://sourceforge.net/p/assp/wiki/Logging/ [10:49] Perhaps good to set up some logging. [10:55] wait [10:55] ubuntu don't have its own log to track this ? [10:56] To track what exactly? [10:58] who stoped the service asps ? [10:58] assp [11:00] Well if it crashed, the systemlogs will probably contain that it stopped/crashed but probably not why. Like I said upstarts logging is quite poor. [11:00] Systemd does a much better job at that, if you ask me. [11:00] well [11:00] as its an critical service [11:01] i would like to planify a crontab in order to check the service is running or not [11:07] and the question is : [11:07] how to make it so ? [11:19] ertyui: No monitoring available? [11:20] I guess you could do a basic pgrep to ensure it is running and start it if not. [11:26] can you tell me the whole line ? [11:53] Err, I'd write a script for that. But I am sure you can do that yourself. === cpaelzer is now known as cpaelzer_afk [12:05] wait [12:05] first clarify this point [12:05] ps -aux | grep assp [12:05] root 4309 1.0 57.4 1352612 584364 pts/3 Sl 11:03 1:16 perl assp.pl [12:05] but pgrep assp.pl [12:06] not giving any result could you tell why ? [12:07] pgrep doesn't look for the arguments. [12:10] i don't understand [12:10] why i don't got the process id ? [12:10] when i do pgrep assp [12:10] or pgrep ass.pl ? [12:11] pgrep for perl ;) [12:12] Or use ps aux as a substitute. [12:14] ok [12:15] if i put this line : * * * * * root service assp restart [12:15] is that enough to restart if the service down ? [12:15] That restarts the service every minute. [12:29] yes [12:29] i know [12:29] but this one not wokring [12:38] Cron should go to the syslog though. === cpaelzer_afk is now known as cpaelzer [13:28] i don't get === med_ is now known as Guest74023 [14:28] hi there [14:28] when i grep assp process from ps -ef [14:28] i got this result [14:29] ps -ef | grep -v grep | grep assp [14:29] avahi 402 1 0 2015 ? 00:00:21 avahi-daemon: running [asspam.local] [14:29] root 4309 1 1 11:03 pts/3 00:02:38 perl assp.pl [14:29] so when i need to restart assp which service i have to call [14:29] assp.pl or asspam.local [14:29] ?? [14:31] None of them are service names, what is in /etc/init.d or /etc/init? [14:32] How is the service named there. [14:32] By the by, 'ps -ef|grep \[a\]ssp' is easier ;) [14:55] ps -ef|grep \[a\]ssp [14:55] avahi 402 1 0 2015 ? 00:00:21 avahi-daemon: running [asspam.lo [14:55] root 4309 1 0 11:03 pts/3 00:02:52 perl assp.pl [15:10] are you there ? [17:50] sensu ALL = (root) NOPASSWD:SETENV: /opt/sensu/embedded/bin/* [17:50] with a like like this will I enable sensu to run all commands in that directory as root? [17:50] *line === ajmitch_ is now known as ajmitch [19:30] jdstrand: hey, bug 1531564, adding read access to /sys/module/vhost/parameters/max_mem_regions for libvirt vms should be innocuous right? [19:30] bug 1531564 in libvirt (Ubuntu) "missing apparmor rule to read /sys/module/vhost/parameters/max_mem_regions" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1531564 [19:31] hallyn: hey, yeah, that's fine [19:31] thx [19:31] np [19:31] smb: arges: gonna do a libvirt push for that tiny change ^ - anything else you wanted to add right now to xenial's libvirt? [19:34] (too late, pushing :) [19:34] hallyn: nope [19:34] rbasak: ok, so splitting by main/universe, only 14 packages in main are affected (I think) [19:34] hallyn: o [19:34] k [19:34] thx :) [19:35] i'm intending to do wily libvirt SRUs today fwiw [19:35] rbasak: one that i wonder about is dh-php5 ... it seems to be specifically for PHP5; there is a dh-php that is generic, and Ondřej's PPA has a newer version (but I'm not sure Debian does yet) [19:36] is there a way in a PPA to say that some package no longer should exist? :) (to simulate a main removal, e.g.) Or perhaps I can put some dependency in a newer version of the .deb? [19:40] hallyn: if you're in the mood for libvirt srus, I saw a bug report last week asking for hugepages in trusty's libvirt apparmor profiles.. [19:40] sarnold: that should be there i think... but i wason't going to do trusty today. [19:40] unless they're doing trusty with systemd [19:41] hallyn: iirc I saw you had a fix checked in for xenial recently.. [19:41] hmm [19:41] yes - that was fo rsystemd [19:41] debian/apparmor/libvirt-qemu: # for access to hugepages [19:41] debian/apparmor/libvirt-qemu: owner "/run/hugepages/kvm/libvirt/qemu/**" rw, [19:42] (in trusty) [19:42] you do need to set KVM_HUGEPAGES=1 in the qmeu-kvm defaults file [19:42] but it should work, if not it's a bug and i'll get right on it [19:42] hallyn: ah I'm sorry I'm misremembering, they were using 15.04 as the host 1532007 [19:43] oh that one - i saw your reply and figured you'd shout if you needed something :) [19:44] meh, dev/hugepages. [19:44] mounting filesystems under /dev [19:45] sarnold: so it's actually a request to SRU #1524737 [19:48] i guess the trusty-proposed package at this point should just be dropped :( ppl reporting verification failures but not responding [19:50] argh :/ [19:50] man that's from -august-?? [19:52] nc [20:03] nacc: to say that some package no longer should exist> I don't think so. The only other option might be to pin apt to blacklist a package. I'm not sure how effective a simulation that would be though. [20:06] rbasak: ok, np -- i have some notions of what i need to test in terms of breaking updates, etc. So, I think in addition to the php5* packages being removed, we'll need to update the metapackages where they exist to not refer to php5 versions, right? === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [20:46] nacc: right [21:15] Hello everyone [21:16] Does anyone know a step by step article about how I can host a website on my ubuntu-server and connect it to godaddy domain name? [21:17] samiraljohani: there's many parts to hosting a website on your own server [21:17] there is not one all-inclusive article [21:17] in theory I could write one but i don't use godaddy, AND I run my own DNS - someone'd need to front me money to write it lol [21:18] effectively, the parts you're asking about: (1) Buying a Domain via GoDaddy; (2) Setting up the DNS to point the Domain to the server (GoDaddy); (3) Set up web server to serve the website content (Ubuntu) [21:19] at the very very leaset [21:19] least* [21:19] Will you be willing to write it for me for $50 lol [21:20] nope [21:20] * teward is currently in the process of securing two of his sites from a vulnerability [21:21] in other news, though, kudos to Canonical for having Landscape send out emails in a sane manner about my stuff; no kudos to Canonical for the system nagging me three times a day [21:21] lol Good luck [21:21] samiraljohani: maybe when I'm done here, I'll write a step by step article, but i'm a tad busy :p [21:22] I already have a domain name so I guess I should read about pointing the domain to the server as you suggested. Thank you [21:22] lol Okay [21:22] samiraljohani: yes, that's called DNS; not sure how GoDaddy does the DNS. [21:23] samiraljohani: the other part is setting up a web server to serve your site content, but there's a billion tutorials for that [21:23] depending on what's on the site (is it WordPress, Joomla, etc.?) [21:25] True, I know about that part too, it's just pointing the domain issue that I'm having [21:26] does godaddy host your dns for you? if so, you'll need to make sure the www record for your domain has A or AAAA entries [21:27] Uhuh [21:33] sarnold: i think he needs a step-by-step with screenshots. Too bad I don't use GoDaddy for my domains or my DNS :/ [21:33] or i'd write an article for it, sort of like a guide for how to do it [21:33] teward: it's good practice to read documentation :) [21:33] indeed. [21:34] sarnold: though, i moved past documentation - Gandi for domain registration, my own DNS servers and web servers, all Ubuntu based === Guest74023 is now known as med_ [22:55] Thanks sarnold, and thanks gandi lol === Punna is now known as Pwnna === stevenroose_ is now known as stevenroose [23:33] yeah, gandi++ :)