[01:44] Hey all, how do you upgrade from samba 4.1.6 to 4.1.18+ on ubuntu 14.04 [01:49] Javezim: you don't, at least not in a supported way [01:50] nacc: Hmm well apparently there are a few bug fixes in the latest version that we are seeing [01:50] so is there anyway to do this? [01:52] download tarball from samba.org, check signatures, build, install into /usr/local/, remove ubuntu-provided samba packages, integrate the ones you build.. [01:55] though I would expect it to have some quirks, since at that point you sacrifice the support of security updates (unless you recompile each version, etc.) [01:55] and some headaches :P [01:55] Yeah that sounds like way to much of a pain [01:56] Well maybe someone can help with the actual issue we are having [01:57] Samba keeps crashing when read/writing a file [01:57] if you can isolate the fixes you need you could prepare a debdiff for sponsoring.. [01:57] Output from log level = 2 is here - pasted.co/86397482 [01:58] permit me to yell at you for not using the Ubuntu pastebin, if only because that pastebin attempted to launch a suspicious popup (my Snort network monitoring detected the weirdness in the popup, plus my popup blocker kicked in) [01:58] This error constantly occurs when reading/writing a file. We use Samba with Gluster and can't figure why this is happening on one of our setups but not another [02:00] paste.ubuntu.com/15564525 === huttan_ is now known as huttan === marlinc_ is now known as marlinc === xnox_ is now known as xnox === stokachu_ is now known as stokachu === stgraber_ is now known as stgraber === robher_ is now known as robher === King is now known as hiwhiteboy === hiwhiteboy is now known as King === King is now known as cuteboy === cuteboy is now known as King === _ruben_ is now known as _ruben [06:18] hello, iam looking for a test utility for generating accounting requests for freeradius server, i tried radtest but it generates authentication requests... i also asked it in freeradius channel but i wanted to ask it here, too [08:31] Good morning. [09:17] hey [09:17] how to ensure all *.php files are handled by my fastcgi php and not redirected to mod_mono, mod_mono is required for mvc app, that works. [09:21] sounds like a question for #php ;P [09:27] aha and in #php they redirect me to #mvc ? [11:24] I'm trying to automate setup of EC2 instances (testing with xenial) that handle a lot of connections, and I'm running into conntrack limits ("table full, dropping packet"). I can raise the limit, but is there a way to disable connection tracking completely? === seg_ is now known as seg [11:33] Think I found a way that'll do. I was going to roundabout way of trying to remove LXC from cloud-init, but it executes too late I think. LXC is the only thing loading the kernel modules. [11:33] But I instead found this, and it seems to leave the conntrack table empty now: http://serverfault.com/a/234572/40783 [12:44] morning [12:46] hm... anyone remember what SAS' counterpart is for SATA's S.M.A.R.T. ? smartctl doesn't list much for SAS drives [12:46] RoyK: that should 'just work' [12:46] iirc [12:46] Sling: it doesn't [12:47] Sling: sata disk on a sas controller - fine - but SAS drives don't have S.M.A.R.T. [12:48] sas/scsi even tape devices support smart commands [12:48] or at least, smartctl can pull info from them [12:48] Sling: http://paste.debian.net/422987/ [12:49] so *some* info, but not everything I want [12:50] or perhaps I'm just confused - completely different format (and I want this into munin) [12:50] it's also possible smart isn't enabled for the device [12:50] but supported [12:51] see the paste - says it's enabled [12:51] ah sorry can't open the paste right now [12:53] sas has smart [12:53] it's just different :) === BlipBlop_ is now known as BlipBlop [12:54] that is normal expected results for smart from scsi/sas [12:55] Elements in grown defect list: 0 [12:58] let's see.... do echo -n "$i: "; smartctl -a /dev/$i | grep 'Elements in grown defect list' ; done # ;) [12:58] zero... [13:03] it was the same for my scsi disks and fc disks back in 2000 [13:03] nothing has change [13:03] only smart was added to ide [14:14] jgrimm: ping, if you're not busy [14:16] teward, howdy [14:17] jgrimm: did you get the email I sent yesterday, or did my Snort firewall nom the message before it was sent? [14:17] s/firewall/IDS/ [14:17] teward i did, i have had a chance to chat with rbasak yet as he was out on pto earlier this week [14:18] ok [14:18] you did ask re: that in the server team meeting, so I sent to you and rbasak so you'd both be able to discuss and get back to me :P [14:18] Sorry teward, I've only been back today [14:18] rbasak: no problem, you didn't miss too much :0 [14:18] :) * [14:19] rbasak: review the email I sent to you and jgrimm, though. further discussion on that issue may have to be off-channel [14:20] teward, ack. [14:21] * teward goes back to poking his sbuild schroots to try and make them work again [14:21] teward: reply sent [14:23] hasn't arrived yet, i'll look when it gets here. Aaaand, thunderbird just blew up >.> [14:31] rbasak: any chance you can resend? Looks like something somewhere ate the message [14:31] (or it never sent out) [14:35] teward: sorry, my fault. gpg agent issues. I sent unsigned. [14:36] rbasak: no problem :) [14:36] got it [14:36] (i'm having gpg-agent issues myself, but it's an issue with my Thunderbird blowing up)_ [14:37] The default agent config seems to break when I'm using a screen from somewhere else. [14:37] indeed. [14:37] Seems to expect some sort of desktop session or DISPLAY connection or something I don't necessarily always have. [14:37] Which is wrong IMHO. I have a uid. That should be enough to reach my agent. [14:38] teward, +1 on rbasak's response to you [14:38] wrt nginx [14:39] jgrimm: rbasak: thank you both! I thought it'd be a good idea to loop you both in on it! [14:40] jgrimm: rbasak: the only pending issue is 1.9.13, as it needs reviewed for a freeze exception [14:40] probably going to poke -release at some point today to see if they can look at it before next thursday, but lets hope that lands [14:41] thanks teward [14:41] teward: thanks. Your FFe request seems comprehensive. [14:42] rbasak: indeed. I kept the same level of thoroughness as the last ;) [14:43] rbasak: heya, welcome back, I see you're working on the FFe for juju-core [14:44] jcastro: o/ [14:44] jcastro: it's not really in my hands right now. [14:45] well, our team specifically needs help with charm-tools [14:46] but we're unfamiliar with the distro process and were shepherded to "ask someone on -server, they have smart people, you guys make server tools." [14:47] heheh [14:47] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/charm-tools/+bug/1546776 [14:47] Launchpad bug 1546776 in charm-tools (Ubuntu) "[FFe] charm-tools 2.0" [Undecided,Triaged] [14:47] it's more of a "what do we do now?" question more than anything else [14:50] jamespage: do you have packages ready for ceph 10.1.0 already? I just tested upgrading from 10.0.2 to 10.0.5 and that didn't work too well, sadly [14:50] frickler, not archive ready yet but you can try ppa:openstack-ubunut-testing/ceph-sru [14:51] ppa:openstack-ubuntu-testing/ceph-sru [14:51] rather [14:52] frickler, amd64 is still building right now [14:52] frickler, I've been debugging some i386 build failures but with a 3 hour build loop it takes some time... [14:53] jcastro, we get things uploaded.... [14:53] pitti +1'ed [15:01] jamespage: great, thx [15:04] rbasak: insight please - FFe bug status == confirmed means what? [15:05] teward: nothing really. Just that someone else is affected (ie. wants it) [15:05] ok [15:05] so I should prod -release then :) [15:24] teward, once a member of the release team comments with a +1 and marks it triaged, its approved [15:24] jamespage: ack, thanks, i'll keep that in mind going forward :) [15:24] (this should be documented somewhere! :P) [15:26] google thinks that they can make a driverless car, but in reality they cant make a driverless car that copes with regular city traffic and drivers [15:26] these billionairs are a bunch of control freak psychopaths [15:27] their algorithm sucks and it will always suck [15:27] algorithms [15:29] acmehendel: thank you for the diatribe [15:29] youre welcoime [15:39] Anyone know why UTF charcters aren't showing up in on Windows using Tera Term (from my Ubuntu box)? I have set send/recieve to UTF-8 [15:42] cagmz: are you getting the empty box? could be the glyphs aren't tehre. [15:42] there* [15:43] for the infinity character, I get '8', and for an arrow, I get '?' [15:43] however, using Bitvssh Tunnelier, both characters show up [22:16] erm is there some lsb release done ? [22:24] Hi. How to change the permission of a folder from drw-r----- to -rw-r----- [22:24] ? [22:25] halvors: what does that 'd' mean? [22:26] halvors: øh - d is dir, man ;) [22:27] oh. [22:27] Cause my problem is that rsyslog is unable to write to that directory somehow... [22:28] trying to tell syslog to log to a directory as opposed to a file? ;) [22:29] No that's not it. [22:29] I have this in my rsyslog configuration: $template DynFile, "/home/hoursgaming/syslog/%$DAY%.%$MONTH%.%$YEAR%/%HOSTNAME%.log" [22:29] *.* -?DynFile [22:30] But the file is somehow never created. [22:37] Anyone knows why that might be? [22:37] How can i check if rsyslog have problems writing the file? [22:38] most of those things that look like variables are using %$..% [22:38] but hostname does not [22:41] The problem seems to be that i'm unable to write to folders other than /var/log/syslog [22:41] /var/log i mean. [22:44] is your syslog daemon confined with apparmor? check dmesg or your auditd logs for DENIED lines [23:03] I hate writing to /var/log [23:03] it causes so many unneeded iops [23:06] do you use a loghost instead? [23:06] ya [23:07] let the loghost deal with the iops :D