[00:51] jamespage, beisner: when one of you get a chance, can you promote sahara to trusty-mitaka proposed? === King is now known as fromthefuture === fromthefuture is now known as King [02:21] arges: hey, do you have a qemu-bisecting script out there? [02:22] im going insane. i have moved all my folders over to my ssd. i have done a grub install and i have done a grub update and i have changed the UUID of fstab and it still says "loading OS error no such device" uuid of old HDD entering rescue mode. can someone please help [02:31] helpwth: in the GRUB rescue> shell now? [02:32] yeah [02:35] helpwth: try "ls" and see what device nodes you see [02:36] helpwth: if you're good at guessing, then try to find GRUB's files by checking each of the "(hdX,msdosY)" nodes with "ls (hdX,msdosY)/" and looking for boot files [02:37] helpwth: if there's a separate /boot/ file-system, you'll see vmlinuz- and initrd.img- there; if /boot/ is in the root file-system you'll see all the standard / directories such as /bin /usr /var /etc /dev ... [02:38] helpwth: also, check what GRUB's idea of where it's root file-system is with "set" and check 'root=' and 'prefix=' [02:39] o/ coreycb yep will do [02:42] hallyn: https://github.com/arges/qemu-bisector havne't used it in a while [02:44] how have I never seen nproc before?? [02:44] that's awesome [02:45] sarnold: I find that browsing things like "dpkg -L coreutils | grep bin/" and then exploring man-pages can be very enlightening :) [02:45] I set a PS1 variable in my .bashrc, and it shows up when I SSH, but if I record the terminal using script(), it looks like I have two prompts; my original and my custom PS1. how do I fix this? I'm using my linux box through SSH [02:46] TJ-: trouble is, I did most of my manpage exploring in the 90s :) [02:47] sarnold: time to retro it :) [02:47] TJ-: souds like fun [02:48] cagmz: look slike that happens default out of the box too; itlooks fine with 'cat typescript' though [03:01] tj dtill here? [03:05] arges: awesome, thx [03:22] helpwth: popping in and out [03:22] i got frustrated and downloaded live cd on a usb. updated grub and installed grub. in the boot/grub.cfg it shows the right UUID... but when i restart and press C at the grub menu it STILL shows the old HD UUID [03:23] helpwth: you've got other devices connected and the system has the boot loader on one of them, not the one you think and is booting from that other device [03:23] ive since ran sudo grub-install /dev/sda and it made the boot/grub [03:24] but when i restart the boot/grub is gone [03:24] like i twas nevver made [03:27] arges: [03:27] "# - ensure autologin to root from ttyS0 [03:27] how exactly do you do that? [03:28] pitti may have something stealable in the autopkgtest prepare-vm things [03:28] in the old day syou'd put bash in /etc/inittap or something :) [03:28] hm, yeah [03:29] though actually i may not need that - i don't need to login to do stuff ,just need to check that it booted [03:29] so i can just have expect wait for a login prompt with timeout [03:29] i think [03:32] yeah 'close' seems to then kill the task so all's good [05:43] Good morning [08:10] hello [08:10] I have a problem wig logrotate and anacrontab [08:10] myabe you can help me [08:13] I have a set of logs that I want to rotate every day at 23:59. So, I created the rules in /etc/logroata.d/myLogs, and added in CRON, that a 23:59, execute lorotate of that path. THE PROBLEM: is that ANACRONTAB executes all /etc/logrotate.d/ at 00:00. So what happens is: at 23:59 "myLogs" are rotated by CRON, and then at 00:00 are rotated again!!!! How do I solve this?? I onyl want to rotate those logs, and only those, at 23:59 [08:26] Is anyone aware of any good bare metal backup solution that works with windows, mac and linux ? [08:37] If you have ssh/rsync access to windows/mac, dirvish. [08:38] lordievader: not a bad idea - does rsync on windows still require cygwin ? [08:45] No idea... === _fibes is now known as fibes === spammy is now known as Guest42671 [08:59] rsync-based scripts like dirvish or rsnapshot are not enough for bare-metal-restore capability even on linux, let alone windows [09:00] bacula has been suggested and that seems to fit the bill. [09:21] bacula can be old and cumbersome but it does the job :) [11:34] hallyn: no idea, that script is really old, I bet it could be improved alot [11:55] morning [12:05] hello [13:26] jamespage: ceph 10.1.0 is doing fine so far, one minor issue would be getting rid of the warnings during installation: http://paste.ubuntu.com/15576472/ [13:27] frickler, hmm - that looks like some sort of debhelper bug [13:27] please can you file a but [13:27] bug rather [13:29] jamespage: will do [13:30] jamespage: http://paste.ubuntu.com/15576693/ looks more serious, look at the "Tasks:" output. seems like systemd counts each thread as a task, so the default limit of 512 will be pretty low for OSDs in a larger cluster [13:30] jamespage: I'll do a bug report for that, too [13:31] frickler, +1 [13:31] I'd like to include as much as possible in my next upload [13:31] frickler, thanks for the testing btw - nice to have more eyes on ceph :-) [13:33] jamespage: yeah, we did run with the builds from ceph for trusty, but they don't have builds for Xenial yet and having a current ceph version directly from Ubuntu sounds like a better alternative anyway [13:33] frickler, tbh we track upstream releases pretty closely [13:34] jamespage: in trusty there only is firefly and no hammer [13:34] frickler, you can get hammer from the UCA [13:35] frickler, add-apt-repository cloud-archive:kilo [13:35] for example [13:35] frickler, add-apt-repository cloud-archive:mitaka [13:35] mitaka will have jewel in the end [13:38] jamespage: hmm, right, but we are targetting mitaka on xenial now anyway, nicer kernels and stuff ;) [13:38] frickler, of course [13:38] frickler, are you covering ceph and openstack? [13:38] covering/using? [13:39] jamespage: yes [13:39] frickler, well if you hit any problems with packaging ping either coreycb, myself or ddellav [13:41] jamespage: well, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ceph/+bug/1563330 would be nice, and https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cinder/+bug/1564812 too ;) [13:41] Launchpad bug 1563330 in ceph (Ubuntu) "Please do not enable the service ceph-create-keys by default" [Undecided,New] [13:41] Launchpad bug 1564812 in nova (Ubuntu) "Disable sudo io logging for rootwrap" [Undecided,New] [13:42] frickler, ack [13:55] jamespage: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ceph/+bug/1564922 and https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ceph/+bug/1564917 are the new bugs [13:55] Launchpad bug 1564922 in ceph (Ubuntu) "Warning messages during package installation" [Undecided,New] [13:55] Launchpad bug 1564917 in ceph (Ubuntu) "Default task limit from systemd is too low for ceph" [Undecided,New] [14:06] ddellav, ok barbican uploaded... [14:10] jamespage ok [15:40] beisner, [15:40] [ 37.408818] cloud-init[2193]: Can not apply stage config, no datasource found! Likely bad things to come! [15:41] wee [15:42] jamespage, https://github.com/ryan-beisner/charm-nova-compute for cpu passthrough and smt bits that worked @ 15.10 [15:42] [FAILED] Failed to start Raise network interfaces. [15:43] jamespage, i need to revalidate when i can test on ppc64el, then planning to put that review up [15:45] hey guys, I just installed Ubuntu 14.04-4 LTS and everything is fine, except when I log in to install anything via apt-get nothing exists? I tried apt-cache search mysql for example and the only that comes back is "rsyslog - reliable system and kernel logging daemon" .. i've never seen this before. Any idea why this would be? sources.list seems fine [15:57] hey all [15:57] what would you use to backup a remote server with a 1tb disk that is 95% free [15:57] there was something i used to use but i can't think of it [15:57] more like 99% free [15:58] tar [15:58] rsync [15:58] duplicity [15:58] .... [15:58] what exactly is it your attempting to do [16:02] patdk-wk: ideally id like to copy what i back up right over my drive like dd, but im thinking that's not possible [16:02] i used to use a program, but tbh i can't recall if it was only for ntfs, that would make an image [16:02] partimage [16:02] sure, but if you do that, it will backup all that extra stuff [16:02] bcouldn't remember name at first. but idk if that will work [16:03] so you really need to save the disk? not just the files? [16:03] if you really need a dd like image, I would zerowipe your freespace first [16:03] patdk-wk: not really, but i'd like to have something akin to the snapshot i take with my vps if possible [16:03] if it's too hard, then tar w/e [16:04] well, not all vps's expose a block device you are allowed to touch [16:04] FuriousGeorge_: i just rsync a backup file and exclude boottime folders. does the exact same thing. only change would be UUIDs if yu had to repartition [16:12] DirtyCajun: patdk-wk: ty [16:28] jgrimm: what is the difference in the way one starts MAAS from the CD for a region controller vs. a rack controller, do you know, or can you point me to someone who would? [16:30] cyphermox, roaksoax... rharper and he are looking at getting the bits for that ready. === JanC_ is now known as JanC [19:16] so is the bash-windows story true or is this an april fools [19:45] randymarsh9, heh? that was days ago [22:32] Hi. [22:33] Silly question, but how do I open a file from terminal? [22:33] I have tried xdg-open, but that does not always seem to work. [22:36] nano filename [22:36] or sudo nano filename [22:37] aruns: what do you mean with 'open' ? view its contents? run it? edit it? [22:38] Sling: Yes, I want to edit it in a text editor. [22:38] My default text editor is Gedit. [22:39] how did you install ampps [22:39] Command line. [22:39] Apache is fine. [22:39] can you be more specific [22:40] cd /download/location chmod 0755 Ampps--.run ./Ampps--.run [22:40] yeah, that's not supported at all [22:40] Where is the current version of Ampps that I have installed. [22:40] No, Ampps is running. [22:41] I just need to edit the MySQL config file. [22:41] great, but this channel doesn't support 3rd party stuff, and the ampps website says it's only supported on centos [22:41] No, I just want to know how to open a text file via terminal. [22:41] Onto a text editor. [22:41] vim /path/to/file [22:41] Oh, OK. [22:42] or nano, or whatever editor you like [22:42] I can't use Gedit? [22:42] gedit /path/to/file [22:42] Ah, OK. [22:42] Thanks. [22:43] so yeah, you should not be doing any of this. by circumventing the normal package process you're going to be missing out on security updates for mysql and apache, not great ideas [22:44] I just wanted to try Ampps out as a LAMP stack configuration server. [22:44] *LAMP stack server configuration [22:44] that doesn't make sense [22:46] Eh, my machine is 11 years old anyway. [22:46] I don't have any sensitive data on here. [22:46] so who cares about security? [22:47] Well, it's not my main machine. [22:47] it's on a network with your main machine, right [22:47] Yes. [22:47] and it's on internet you pay for, and are subject to the ToS [22:47] so anything illegal that happens on your hacked server comes back to you [22:50] Actually, I was probably better off installing Apache, MySQL and PHP from command line. [22:50] But I know for next time.