=== alan_g is now known as alan_g|EOD === zmoylan-1i is now known as zmoylan-pi === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [09:06] Morning all [09:09] Good morning peeps :) [09:11] heyb he [09:12] hey bigcalm [09:16] bigcalm: How am ya blue [09:16] o/ [09:17] Silly busy. Which is why I'm on IRC of course [09:17] Same here [09:17] trying to eliviate pressure that program manager is pushing onto me [09:18] Good morning all! Happy Tuesday, and happy Popcorn Day! 😃 [09:19] JamesTait: Happiest version of popcorn I know https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvDvTnTGjgQ [09:19] 🙌 [09:20] Morning all [09:21] foobarry: Do you like it? Debating giving it a go [09:21] Logstash that is btw :) [09:21] yes, although the guy who implemeneted it has left so i'm a bit scared of it breaking [09:21] diplo: Oh I thought you meant popcorn [09:22] hahah, that's why I have been writing comprehensive notes on it all [09:22] i got a missing shards message [09:22] Seems fairly simple to be honest, can I ask what you use it for, as it for alerting on errors mainly ? Or for connections etc [09:22] after one of the log servers went down [09:23] we gather our cluster logs into it, so if we have a job number we can analyse the detail [09:23] but also gather syslogs from vmware etc [09:23] and will be doing security logs so we can graphically see spikes in /var/log/secure [09:23] and search for IP etc [09:24] its very good for viewing graph "load"/activity [09:24] Hadn't thought about vmware boxes, I'm debating using it for our customers servers to keep on top of secure and picking up failing drives etc, good use case in your opinion ? [09:24] and we tend to grep for things in logs a lot , which this does great and quickly [09:24] yes [09:25] you can do a search for certain errros and see their frequency and view the detail [09:25] one thing [09:25] the security is terrible [09:25] no auth or https [09:25] Yeah, as all our servers are remote in all parts of the country most people don't do anything till there is an issue [09:25] you need to firewall it just for your client connection [09:25] this is the kibana interace [09:25] Not to worried, will only make it available on internal network I think [09:26] I want to know who this poor wall bloke who keeps getting fired is ;) [09:27] davmor2, its to early to try and be funny :D [09:33] Just happened across this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ac0VZB92vU [09:59] Damn , [09:59] RTV installer seems to be broken :( === ipatel is now known as meesa [10:13] morning boys and girls. [10:14] hey brobostigon [10:15] hi knightwise [10:22] Laney: are you based in norfolk? [10:22] czajkowski: ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm nope you remembered the first two letters right though [10:23] Laney: ah ok for context was gonna ping you re https://www.publictechnology.net/articles/news/norfolk-appoints-updata-%C2%A320m-network-framework [10:23] good old capita! [10:23] nottingham news gratefully received :) [10:24] https://twitter.com/PublicTech/status/689392057874386944 [10:24] it's actually a good twitter feed to follow [13:12] fun: http://www.revk.uk/2016/01/mathematics-does-not-bend-to-law.html [13:22] There is only one thing worse then working with an MS Project file [13:23] and that is working with somebody ELSES msproject file [13:23] lol [13:40] OS X with virtual box AND vmware running simultaneaously?! voodoo I tells ya! [13:43] i can run "php test.php" and get it to send mail [13:43] but when html page calls it, it doesn't work [13:43] \o/ [13:43] any idea [13:43] not yey [13:43] define doesn’t work? [13:43] whats define [13:43] 500 error? [13:44] nono, I meant “please define ‘doesn’t work’" [13:44] oh, the php script is run but no mail received an no errors in logs [13:45] ah, may have found somethinhg [13:45] I assume you’re using the mail() function? [13:45] sendmail: fatal: open /etc/postfix/main.cf: Permission denied [13:45] yeah [13:46] yeah, that tries to run /usr/bin/sendmail to inject the email into postfix [13:46] SELINUX!! [13:46] ah [13:46] sucky nuts [13:47] setsebool -P httpd_can_sendmail=1 [13:47] wasted ages on that [13:47] eww, really simple fix too [13:54] diddledan: Yeah disable selinux :D [14:01] before then there was an error in the php code but it ignore the whole file silently in that case [14:25] Bless you youtube-dl for giving me lots of music to listen to without silly adds [14:26] popey: you're back with interwebz then :) [14:26] hello [14:27] popey: how are things the other side of the pond managing to hold onto your Phone? [14:29] very nice [14:29] http://imgur.com/oEzBXuE view from the room [14:29] mountains and clouds [14:29] (and an intersection) [14:30] looks nice popey, really must visit the states at some point [14:35] popey: You are in the states the Intersection bit goes without saying ;) [15:02] yey for end-of-year tax shenanigans :-p [15:03] just realised I hadn’t filed 14/15 tax return [15:03] oops [15:04] popey: when does scale start? [15:05] #ubuntu [15:05] hello [15:05] this is actually #ubuntu-uk :-p [15:06] it will do :-) [15:06] I am looking for help to do strongswan clustering on ubuntu 14.04 [15:07] the package strongswan-plugin-ha seems to be missing [15:18] muncjack: what version of ubuntu are you using? [15:19] muncjack: sorry I meant arch not version amd64 or i386 [15:25] amd64 [15:29] davmor2:amd64 [15:29] muncjack: yeap thanks [15:30] muncjack: looks like it is stuck in proposed https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/amd64/strongswan-plugin-ha/5.1.1-0ubuntu17 [15:30] oh actually it got deleted so not sure [15:52] popey: where in the US are you? [15:52] https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/The+Westin+Pasadena/@34.1490818,-118.1442006,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x80c2c3692ab92b0f:0xe2a677eee2c25b59 [15:52] there === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte