[05:16] cremora minora [05:21] Mawnin [07:46] hi chesedo [09:36] hi Wolfeyes Cryterion Na3iL [09:38] goeie more almal [09:38] more inetpro [10:07] inetpro talk here man then i hear you if im close [10:07] haha [10:08] and tab complete works here [10:09] that thing is nice but im still an irc user by heart [10:19] You need to use @ in mattermost then the tab completion works [10:46] afternoon everyone [10:50] hi boy [10:57] hey tumbleweed , do you use libvirt? [10:59] https://www.google.com/chromebook/chrome-chromebook/ [11:10] superfly: I can't seem to expose my librvirt container to my network for some reason [11:10] kulelu88: usually you bind a port on the host machine to a port on the container [11:11] (at least that's what you do with docker's LXC implementation, before they veered away from LXC) [11:28] good afternoon [11:29] hi magespawn [11:42] superfly: I used these debian instructions: https://wiki.debian.org/LXC/LibVirtDefaultNetwork [11:42] I'm not sure if I am missing something in the middle === magespaw1 is now known as magespawn [12:10] kulelu88: you're not creating an externally accessible network interface [12:10] so it's still internal, just using a localized network IP? [12:12] yes, you're just setting up your networking yourself, from what I can tell [12:12] kulelu88: there's one place where you actually specify the IP range to be handed out via DHCP [12:13] shit, this was much easier with docker IIRC [12:18] kulelu88: well, you can still route traffic, it's just not quite as simple. you have to tell the host where to route traffic for the internal network [12:19] superfly: If I am understanding correctly, my libvirt setup has just assigned a network IP to my container that is still only accessible to my workstation. I need to still route it from my workstation to the network itself? [12:22] kulelu88: no, other way round. your container probably has access to the host's network, but your host's network can't route traffic to the VLAN because it doesn't have a rule to do so [12:23] (as far as I understand what I'm reading) [12:23] aah. I wonder if I need to do something within my router settings [12:23] kulelu88: I think you want this: https://wiki.debian.org/LXC/SimpleBridge [12:23] i'm going to try logging in to see if the router has the IP in existence [12:25] * superfly needs to go AFK for a while [12:25] thanks superfly ! [13:35] home time, chat later [15:23] Kilos: https://mattermost.popey.com/ubuntu/pl/a8orqnotz7fkdmmeaugyrywq4o [15:24] lemme see inetpro [15:29] inetpro ? [16:07] sigh [16:09] Maaz coffee on [16:09] * Maaz starts grinding coffee [16:09] inetpro coffee time [16:09] Maaz: coffee please [16:09] inetpro: Righto [16:13] Coffee's ready for Kilos and inetpro! [16:14] Maaz ty [16:14] You are welcome Kilos [16:29] good evening [16:41] welcome back magespawn [16:41] magespawn: seen our latest conversation on mattermost yet? [16:58] Hello Kilos! [17:00] hey pavlushka [17:00] ho pavlushka [17:00] Hi everyone!!! [17:00] hi Wolfeyes ! [17:00] hello Kilos l! [17:01] How are you guys??? [17:01] ok ty and you [17:01] ok. [17:04] so so ....lol..... battling to get my car right... [18:31] inetpro ping [18:31] ohi superfly [18:32] hi Kilos [18:51] hi all [18:52] no inetpro, i'll check now [18:53] hey magespawn [18:55] hi magespawn [18:55] hi magespawn [19:04] right up to speed inetpro [19:05] magespawn: haha... :-) [19:41] night all. sleep tight [20:06] kulelu88: did you get it going? [20:08] inetpro: yeah, I settled for port-forwarding. Some kind soul explained to my noob mind about how docker does it, and then I understood more clearly (used the same port-forwarding for my LXC) [20:08] ok [20:16] with that being said, you have any recommendations for a light-weight server? int [20:16] inetpro: [20:16] * inetpro still learning about the new LXD [20:17] kulelu88: or what do you mean with your question? [20:17] I'm trying to render a few static files and pythons built-in server is absolute shit [20:18] have you seen, "The LXD 2.0 Story"? [20:18] http://insights.ubuntu.com/2016/03/14/the-lxd-2-0-story-prologue/ [20:19] it's still a work in progress but looks promising [20:20] what is the diff between LXD and LXC? [20:20] see https://linuxcontainers.org/lxd/ [20:21] or http://www.ubuntu.com/cloud/lxd [20:22] interesting. so it's a manager [20:22] or rewrite of the vanity tools [20:23] certainly there to make life a huge lot easier [20:25] LXD crushes KVM in density and speed https://insights.ubuntu.com/2015/05/18/lxd-crushes-kvm-in-density-and-speed/ [20:28] kulelu88: just static files? nginx [20:28] kulelu88: or lighttpd [20:38] superfly: it is basically 3 files [21:04] inetpro how do you find out how much time is left on the free AWS? [21:04] magespawn: I don't know [21:06] the website is less than clear, all that i can find is 12 months after sign up [21:07] * magespawn goes to bug support [21:08] inetpro: have you shut yours down? [21:09] not yet... got myself ready to pay one or two months [21:10] before I shut it down [21:18] i see there is a message on my dashboard saying i am eligible for the free tier, not too sure why they would be telling me that [21:18] maybe it just continues until you decide to either close it or upgrade [21:18] that would benice [21:18] be nice too [21:24] magespawn: as long as we don't get a backdated bill a few months down the line [21:25] I doubt AWS would give anything away for free beyond 12 months [21:26] magespawn: perhaps time to look at affordable localised VPS options again [21:29] inetpro: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA [21:29] AAAA HAHAHAHAHAHAHA [21:29] HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA [21:29] "affordable localised VPS options" [21:29] what a great joke [21:29] ok, ok superfly,,, I get the point [21:30] :-) [21:30] Love your optimism :-D [21:30] sad reality I guess [21:32] i like this http://www.clickworks.co.za/vps-hosting/ about right for me [21:33] superfly: that's not bad? [21:35] I bet the virtualization used there is the crappy 1 where the servers are overloaded [21:35] if it's not KVM, it's not worth it [21:35] inetpro: firstly, they use Xen, which is not bad, but KVM is better [21:36] inetpro: secondly, on my Linode VPS I have 3TB of bandwidth monthly [21:36] true, thanks for checking that [21:36] anyway, I need to get to bed [21:36] good night superfly [21:36] (and ubuntu repos don't contribute to that) [21:36] night [21:37] good night everyone [21:38] i like the 50GB drive space [21:38] but i see what you mean superfly, linode is also nice [21:40] i was also looking at these guys http://www.elitehost.co.za/,but ironically the website is offline [22:01] definately bed time,good night all