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devsysHi all, I have a 14.04 server install, the init process is constantly ussing 33% of the processor. Where is a good place to start troubleshooting this?01:56
devsysIt's been running fine, I think this started with a update01:57
joni_hey there...02:04
joni_i got some problem in installing libapache2-mod-fastcgi for Ubuntu Server 1402:10
TJ-devsys: is some service being constantly restarted?02:14
devsysTJ-: Yep, just found it's scip:  "init: scip main process ended, respawning"02:16
devsysNot sure why it's crashing like that, I wonder if theres some log I can check for that...02:18
TJ-devsys: possibly /var/log/syslog, or else a 'scip' specific log02:18
devsysTJ-: the text " init: scip main process ended, respawning" repeats over and over in the syslog02:20
TJ-devsys: not helpful. Best to disable the service then try starting it manually with its foreground/debug options on and see what it reports to the terminal02:22
devsyshmm ok, trying to figure out what this service even is02:24
devsysman scip has nothing02:24
TJ-devsys: ask the service controller02:27
TJ-devsys: something like "initctl list | grep scip" might help (or without the grep)02:28
devsysso scip is what starts sysctl at boot accotring to the scip upstart job02:32
devsysTJ-: I stopped the service a while ago and it indeed stops the CPU usage, but I'd imagine there is a underlying problem here I need to fix so it can run normally02:32
TJ-devsys: As far as I can tell 'scip' is not an Ubuntu packaged tool02:34
TJ-It looks like it's been added from a 'help' article at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WebBrowsingSlowIPv6IPv402:36
devsysTJ-: You nailed it, I used this article months ago to resolve an issue where this server (running apache) was extremely slow to respond to requests initially.02:38
devsysBlowing this crap out of there now lol thx02:40
devsysThat fix did not even work IIRC, I just needed to add a directive to the resolv.conf to disable the ipv6 lookups that were slowing things down02:42
DatzHi, when I upgraded to the next 14.04 phpmyadmin and munin give me 403s. I'm not sure what changed in apache to break them, but if anyone has any insights on where to look first it would be a big help03:44
sarnoldDatz: apache 2.4's authentication and authorization is very different from apache 2.2; here's a reasonable starting point http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/howto/auth.html03:45
Datzthank you sarnold03:46
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bray90820How would I login to SSH with a bash script?06:44
bray90820Without entering a password06:45
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hateball!sshkey06:56
hateballhmmm06:56
hateballbray90820: set up passwordless ssh using keys06:56
hateball!ssh06:56
ubottuSSH is the Secure SHell protocol, see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH for client usage. PuTTY is an SSH client for Windows; see: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ for its homepage. See also !scp (Secure CoPy) and !sshd (Secure SHell Daemon)06:56
bray90820hateball: Yea someone else explained it to me I had my logic reversed and was thinking that was a bad idea06:57
bray90820I get it now tho06:57
PSUser2 i've followed this tutorial, up to step 4: http://funwithlinux.net/2014/04/ubuntu-14-04-web-server-tutorial/ but php doesn't want to work. when i load the page, it remains blank07:29
PSUser2any ideas?07:30
PSUser2apache sees index.php but does not execute php code, so i see a blank pag07:30
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coreycbbeisner, when you get a chance can you promote sahara 1:4.0.0~b3-1ubuntu1~cloud0 and murano 1:2.0.0~b3-2~cloud0 to trusty-mitaka-proposed?16:16
beisnercoreycb, promoted murano + saraha to mitaka-proposed16:33
coreycbbeisner, thanks16:47
coreycbEmilienM, the new murano package will be available shortly in trusty-mitaka-proposed once it builds16:52
EmilienMcoreycb: ack, thx a ton16:52
RawPeacockgood morning :)17:39
Slingevening even17:42
RawPeacockSo I'm pretty new to alot of this, but is there a method of authenticating an ubuntu phpipam server through ldap (to an existing, separate AD server) without using samba?18:11
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jjrabbit443exit19:03
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alreece45Is there something in 14.04 that restarts the boot process if it taking too long?20:24
bekksalreece45: no.20:28
bekksalreece45: there is no facility that is already running in case the boot process takes too long, which could initiate a restart of the boot process.20:28
alreece45I seem to be encountering an issue where (after the server becomes unresponsive and is rebooted), it will not start up normally. Booting to recovery works, fsck works, going to the console and manually starting everything works, but trying to resume normal boot results in a short loop of failing to mount network filesystems (there are none), and eventually-- after several minutes, a reset...20:36
DammitJimcan I delete the user account that I created when I installed ubuntu on a server?20:40
runelind_qcan I use standalone landscape server to manage itself along with all my client boxes?20:48
tewardrunelind_q: I did that in the past; though I never actually had Landscape manage its own restarts - i always did that by hand20:50
teward(that landscape instance has since been removed, due to its system it was on blowing up in my face)20:50
runelind_qteward: so enroll my landscape server just like I would other clients?20:50
runelind_qto itself20:50
tewardrunelind_q: that's what I did, but note that if you need the slot that you lose with that registration, you're better off running Landscape's updates and such manually yourself by hand20:51
runelind_qI'm good on slots.20:51
runelind_qteward: that worked, thanks!20:55
tewardrunelind_q: you're welcome.  I seriously would NOT use Landscape to reboot itself, though, rather, turn off landscape service via SSH, and then restart as you would any other server by hand20:56
tewardand then when it comes back up, done.20:56
runelind_qteward: agreed.20:56
teward(you may have a slight downtime, yes, for the other machines not being able to ping Landscape, but...)20:56
axisysanyidea why realm join is failing with samba-common-bin on trusty64 when clearly it is already installed?20:58
axisyshttp://dpaste.com/340X61420:58
axisyshttp://dpaste.com/2DPT64Y <- better output20:59
axisysI changed the realmd.conf automatic-install = no as a workaround to the bug21:12
axisyshttp://serverfault.com/questions/598476/how-to-use-realmd-in-ubuntu-14-04-lts-to-join-an-active-directory-domain21:12
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bray90820Not really the right place for this but... can I mount an lvm snapshot to an SSH location?21:34

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