[00:21] <autofsckk> hi, i have and old 12.04 server running, how safe it is to trying to get that to 14.04 without breaking it? im really new to ubuntu, but i had done things with other distros
[00:26] <autofsckk> i mean, is it possible to do that?
[00:26] <bekks> autofsckk: take backup, and do it.
[00:28] <autofsckk> ill have to do like a sandbox to test before because they are production and need to be the least time downtime
[00:28] <bekks> Then you need to take a backup :)
[00:29] <bekks> What is that box used for?
[00:29] <autofsckk> another question, i tried to install freeswitch in the latest tls? is it 14.04 right? but i couldnt compile it because a lot of debian dependencies
[00:29] <bekks> What is freeswitch?
[00:30] <autofsckk> voip like gateway, the son of asterisk :D
[00:30] <bekks> Never heard of it.
[00:30] <patdk-lap> it is asterisk
[00:30] <patdk-lap> though, last I saw, freeswitch was a product, that included hardware/software/...
[00:30] <autofsckk> not really, it is from asterisk maybe, but not asterisk
[00:32] <autofsckk> the use of that box is very complex, so im trying to make a plan to update/upgrade it, because we have to use some stuff in the boxes but now we can install anything because of the very old version
[00:32] <bekks> So what is the use of that box, besides being "complex"?
[00:32] <autofsckk> telephony
[00:33] <bekks> Thats a very simple usage :)
[00:36] <autofsckk> well yes you are right, but maybe is not very important to know exactly what it is used for, when i just asked if it is safe to upgrade because i thought ubuntu has like a policy to reinstall every X monts, or in Lts versions like 3 years? so i just wanted to know ideas/comments about it
[00:37] <bekks> Maybe it is important to know the usage of that box to determine the way of upgrading it with the least outage.
[00:38] <bekks> LTS versions are supported for 5 years.
[00:39] <bekks> And without knowing your exact configuration no one can tell wether it is "safe" or not. Take a backup, or assume your data is not worth to be kept.
[05:01] <shotoflove> Hello, is anyone familiar with SRS and postfix on Ubuntu with amavis-new?
[05:05] <shotoflove> If I have the following in, /etc/postfix/main.cf :
[05:06] <shotoflove> # PostSRSd settings.
[05:06] <shotoflove> sender_canonical_maps = tcp:localhost:10001
[05:06] <shotoflove> sender_canonical_classes = envelope_sender
[05:06] <shotoflove> recipient_canonical_maps = tcp:localhost:10002
[05:06] <shotoflove> recipient_canonical_classes= envelope_recipient,header_recipient
[05:07] <shotoflove> and I'm running PostSRSd to re-envelope my forwarded email
[05:07] <shotoflove> Will it have conflicts with amavis-new?
[06:14] <DirtyCajun> i have 2 ethernet ports bonded together. do i have to stop doing that to create a bridge?
[12:14] <atralheaven> hello, im writing a post install script for making new server works faster, I need some help, what things do you think should be installed on a fresh vps? and what other things you usually do? this is what I wrote for now: http://hastebin.com/onocazehox.vala , its just starting, help me make it better :) thanks
[12:16] <Sling> atralheaven: you should probably look into ansible :)
[12:16] <Sling> there you can build playbooks that do exactly these things
[12:16] <Sling> but in a much more manageable form
[12:17] <Sling> and people have shared their playbooks so you can see what everybody else does
[12:53] <antonispgs> guys i have webmin on my ubuntu server and i see a list of all isntalled package
[12:53] <antonispgs> two of them have newer versions available
[12:53] <antonispgs> but sudo apt-get updata and sudo apt-get upgrade do not show those newer packages why?
[12:53] <muaddibb> try with apt-get dist-upgrade
[12:54] <antonispgs> no they don't appear to be upgraded
[12:54] <antonispgs> one is screen
[12:54] <muaddibb> I don't remember why exactly, but there are packages which do not upgrade unless apt-get dist-upgrade is used
[12:54] <antonispgs> the other is libcgmanager0
[12:57] <antonispgs> hmmm tried updating via webmin but for both it says they are already the newest version
[12:57] <antonispgs> i guess there is a bug in webmin after all
[12:58] <teward> i don't suggest using webmin for these tasks
[12:58] <teward> never have, never will ever - it's known to not work 100%
[12:58] <antonispgs> by the way, webmin is sweet, especially as a file manage
[12:58] <antonispgs> yea, it just confused me that it showed me to upgradable packages while there are none in rality
[13:07] <teward> !webmin
[13:07] <teward> antonispgs: ^
[13:07] <teward> this is one of the 'unexpected issues'
[13:10] <antonispgs> i see teward
[13:10] <antonispgs> i didn't know that...
[13:10] <antonispgs> is there anything anything similar and supported?
[13:16] <antonispgs> ajenti?
[13:19] <antonispgs> !ajenti
[13:21] <spammy> looks like ubuntu MAAS 1.9 has a little trouble with housekeeping after a node is released and redeployed...fails about half the time bc it has fits removing and creating the lvm partitions in one pass....
[13:24] <roaksoax> spammy: on a release, maas doesn't remove any bits on the disk, unless you enable disk-erasing
[13:24] <roaksoax> spammy: on a new deploy, curtin, not maas, does the partitioning and such
[13:24] <roaksoax> spammy: it is curtin to wipes the disk and re-create partitions
[13:25] <spammy> problem with disk-erasing is that it is too long, does more than just remove partitions
[13:25] <spammy> especially on large volumes
[13:25] <roaksoax> spammy: yes, it wipes the disk
[13:25] <roaksoax> spammy: but that's what disk-erasing is
[13:26] <spammy> so should curtin be having trouble?
[13:26] <spammy> works every time on second deploy
[13:26] <roaksoax> spammy: it looks that way
[13:26] <roaksoax> spammy: i'd file a bug, get the curtin config for the node from maas, and the install log
[13:27] <spammy> will do
[13:27] <jancoow> Hi. When i try to connect with a sftp client, it said connection reset by peer. In the log i see : fatal: bad ownership or modes for chroot directory component
[13:27] <jancoow> and then the home dir
[13:27] <jancoow> which permissions should the home dir be?
[13:37] <antonispgs> 755?
[14:10] <theGoat> hello?
[14:11] <spammy> hi
[18:36] <devster31> hi, I'm looking for something like octoprint but for regular printers, I want to use it on a small server to get a network printer
[20:44] <keithzg> Hmm, I have two VMs (running via KVM) that now hang forever at "Booting from Hard Disk . . .". Weirdly, other VMs on the same host run fine still, and each VM boots fine if I choose recovery mode, so I'm having a hell of a time figuring out what the problem is.