[01:48] My server can ping eg. 8.8.8.8 but ping www.google.com doesn't work, can someone help me troubleshoot and fix it? [03:51] why was systemd so quickly adopted? [03:53] cause debian odopted it [03:53] and to not do what debian does, causes a lot of stress [03:57] was ubuntu happy about it? [04:00] how should I know? === athairus is now known as afkthairus [07:06] hi! Having some mysql not starting problems on 16.04. Is this the right place? [07:23] bilde2910: #ubuntu+1 is the pre-release channel disucssion === Guest13975 is now known as devil_ [09:39] Is installing Ubuntu Server 16.04 possible without a network connection? [09:40] yes [09:40] it's ships on a dvd and you can use other media, such as usb [09:40] (once it's releaseD) [09:40] awesome! I'm just doing something wrong then. I've downloaded the beta iso and copied it to USB and it isn't working for me. [09:41] I get an error screen after it can't reach the mirror I choose. [09:41] you won't be able to use the mirrors until you configure networking [09:42] That's not a problem, I just can't seem to proceed with formatting disks and copying everything over. [09:43] copying everything over ? [09:43] I mean, copying the OS components from the installer to disk. [09:44] installer to the disk ? [09:44] it doesn't do that [09:44] how are you booting, from an install DVD? [09:44] from a USB key [09:46] I used ubuntu-16.04-beta2-server-amd64.iso and then used the USB installer as documented here http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows [09:47] ok, so I suggest a.) use the #ubuntu+1 channel b.) be a bit more descriptive on what's failing, it's gone from "can't use the mirror" to "can't partition teh disk" to "can't copy the OS" [09:49] The installer fails to proceed beyond the mirror selection screen. [09:49] so thats totally different than what you just said [09:49] which was you couldn't partition and it wouldn't copy the SO [09:49] os [09:50] Well I can't do those things because it seems teh installer pre-requires mirror configuration. === DirtyCajun^ is now known as DirtyCajun [10:46] a7ndrew: "we cant do those things" is as unclear as "it doesnt do", "it doesnt work", "it fails" without any details. === Guest8439 is now known as spammy [15:38] this is annoying [15:38] 16.04 refuses to start openvpn :( [15:39] well, that is kindof annoying [15:46] refuses, eh? how dares it have an opinion! [17:32] Any suggestions on how to setup wifi password at command level without going through all the edits and commands that are normally described? [18:21] GrandPa-G, wpa_cli is the client to wpa_supplicant [18:33] vbotka: thanks, what other options for type of password than psk? Is it in the manual? === Monthrect is now known as Piper-Off === afkthairus is now known as athairus [19:27] GrandPa-G, generic info is here https://w1.fi/ [19:40] vbotka: that all help. I am really trying to set up a raspberry box headless with only a command level interface. Also, the box is going to [19:41] a novice user so all the editing needs to be eliminated. Basically we have the box working at one site, but moving it to another, so wifi password will change. [20:42] Is there a way to print in real time to a terminal over Bluetooth to my server [20:49] Is there? [20:55] jvwjgames: print what? [20:56] So say my arduino sends data such as earthquake 7.0 I want the console on my server to print it [20:57] And then if console read data then execute GCM-sender.py [20:57] sends data how? [20:57] Over bluetooth [20:57] that's carrier, but what's the protocol? [20:57] 2.0 [20:57] ... [20:58] jvwjgames: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSI_model [20:58] Bluetooth is physical layer. I'm asking you what's the application protocol. [20:58] Oh OK sorry [20:59] Data layer [20:59] Obviously [20:59] what? [21:00] I am sorry you are going to have to better explain [21:00] not me, you are. :) You're the one with the problem. [21:01] jvwjgames: in other words, how is your arduino sending data? Custom JSON packet over HTTPS? zeromq packet? proprietary binary over raw tcp? taht kind of thing. [21:01] then you define which service on your computer is picking up this data. is it logging? can you hook into syslog? etc... [21:02] Oh OK I see now sorry [21:02] Over http [21:03] and which service is picking up the data? [21:04] And then logged over to /var/log/earthquake/stations/UT-Kearns-1.log [21:05] so there's a custom http application receiving the data, and logging to a file? [21:05] Yes [21:05] can you configure it to use syslog? [21:05] Yes [21:06] then that's how you do it. [21:06] Is that better [21:06] Ok [21:06] configure sysloging for an unused facility number, and then configure syslog to log both to the file and console. [21:06] Ok [21:07] Is there a way that if the log file contains certain text that it will trigger a .py file [21:08] I think so yes [21:08] syslog-ng at least can. [21:09] Ok thanks so much sorry to be a pain earlier I just couldn't think of what you meant IDK why. [21:13] jvwjgames: although, the proper way to do it is to have that receiving application do those triggers [21:14] Ok [21:26] do you really need the data to go to a console? or do you just want the data to go from a remote to the server printer? What is the function of the console? [21:37] I found my answer. [21:38] oops, didn't mean to send that