=== ChmEarl is now known as PryMar56 === tyhicks` is now known as tyhicks [02:12] is there any way to run NFS on a port other than 2049? [02:12] i can't find anything on google [02:19] sure, you can specify any port you want [02:19] but the problem isn't really nfs, but all the other rpc stuff too [02:19] let alone portmapper [02:26] also try, man rpc.nfsd [02:27] then assign said options to RPCNFSDOPTS= in /etc/default/nfs-kernel-server === Guest12521 is now known as devil_ === fornax is now known as Guest28494 === Beret- is now known as Beret === mallard_ is now known as mallard === chmuri is now known as chmurifree === mukhbiir is now known as neoark === freeflying__ is now known as freeflying === magicalChicken_ is now known as magicalChicken === clayton_ is now known as clayton === Ursinha_ is now known as Ursinha === jrgifford_ is now known as jrgifford === chmurifree is now known as chmuri [11:48] jamespage, ddellav or I will take a look at bug 1568971 [11:48] bug 1568971 in horizon (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu Mitaka package fails to upgrade with SyntaxError: Undefined variable: '$helpPanelWidthDefault'." [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1568971 [11:50] gnuoy, ^^ [11:51] jamespage, ta === fornax is now known as Guest29969 [12:24] I know it seems a stupid question, but how do I know what components are available for a given repository? for example, I have http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu trusty universe , I can guess the trusty main and trusty contrib but what other are available? === jrwren_ is now known as jrwren [12:45] coreycb, https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/newton-global-requirements [12:45] a session we should make sure gets attended... [12:45] has some fairly serious implications... [12:46] is it not possible to run xenial in lxc yet? due to systemd/cgroup issue? [12:46] jamespage, oh that would be a nightmare, per project version requirements? [12:47] patdk-wk_, certainly is on xenial - not sure on releases before then [12:47] running fully uptodate xenial with xenial inside an lxc [12:47] jamespage, I'll add that to my agenda, which I should put together :) [12:47] init starts, but systemd fails, and so nothing else starts [12:50] patdk-wk_, not sure - I'd go ask in #lxcontainers [12:50] I should look into it some more I guess and attempt a bug report [12:50] looks the same, but it might not be, bug #1347020 [12:50] bug 1347020 in lxc (Ubuntu) "systemd does not boot in a container" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1347020 [12:55] devster31: I don't really understand your question. Do you want to know which repos are enabled on a server? look at /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ [12:57] jamespage: thats going back to the dark ages === ogra_` is now known as ogra_ === PaulW2U_ is now known as PaulW2U [14:36] anyone know why server buntu doesnt allow for pre-release upgrades? [14:37] what do you mean by pre-release upgrades [14:38] doesn't allow? [14:38] it would be kindof difficult to upgrade to 16.10 though, at the moment [14:40] Unless his questio nis "How do I go from 15.10 to 16.04 before it's released"? [14:40] but that is doable, or no one would be able to *test* 16.04 [14:40] or I have been doing it wrong for years === nodoubleg is now known as nodoubleg-afk [14:49] Hey hey. Where does bind9 keeps it logs? [14:50] I don't see anything under /var/log that could be bind related. Nothing in dmesg to hint to why the service won't start [14:51] FFForever: /var/log/named === NegativeFlare_ is now known as NegativeFlare === nodoubleg-afk is now known as nodoubleg === Guest15381 is now known as medberry === medberry is now known as med_ === smoser` is now known as smoser [15:52] How do I enable caching of forwarded lookups? [15:52] (Bind) [16:30] FFForever: afaik its enabled by default and you would need to disable it. [16:35] jrwren, Hmm. /var/cache/bind only shows my one slave zone and managed-keys.bind. Is caching only done in memory? [16:39] FFForever: yes? I don't know. I have nothing for any zones in my /var/cache/bind, but I don't run any slaves. [16:42] FFForever: i've been a bind novice for 20 years. In that time I do not recall any disk cache. [16:45] how can i install ubuntu 14.04 mini in uefi? or is there 16.04 beta mini in uefi available? [16:56] jrwren, FFForever: I concur. bind traditionally does memory caching with no disk option. Unless there's something new. I remember using some other daemon when I wanted the cache to persist across reboots, but that was possibly last century so something may have changed. [17:00] it doesn't do disk caching except for things that MUSt servive a restart, like slave zones, dynamic updates, ... [17:55] hello everyone, just a quick question here, is it possible to connect different clients to a TCP/IP server at the same time? [17:56] hello [17:56] smellsLikeGoatSp: of course it is possible. Any TCP Server would be written to support it. [18:01] jrwen: to explain what I need: so a friend of mine has a light control software called e:cue that connects to a LAS server (I believe) which is connected to a butler that controls the light via DMX. this software sends signals down the network using TCP/IP to ignite command to play sound in his RPi. This is done to avoid paying for the sound licence and only sticking to the lights. (continues) [18:02] Now this system failed for one of the RPi and I was thinking of setting a separate server-client TCP network to input the RPi with commands for the sound. I tested a tutorial using my LAN connection and worked out fine. I should try with an ethernet now. But I was wondering whether a server can listen to multiple clients simultaneously [18:12] smellsLikeGoatSp: i don't know any of the acronyms you just said. Most TCP servers are written to handle multiple simultanious clients. [18:34] jrwren: thank you. I realise this acronyms are quite niche. I was taken care of in the meanwhile. thanks for your help though. appreciated [19:24] http://puu.sh/ona5d/491a2b83a0.png my fresh install of ubuntu-server minimal looks like this over ssh, how do i fix it? [19:25] i can't enter the password when prompted, it doesn't appear as stars like it usually does on a full install [19:25] tobyj: it's not supposed to [19:25] and my character encoding settings seem to be okay on either end [19:25] it'll still take your password [19:25] it just won't display stars [19:25] you can make it do that, but the default is to not display [19:25] is there any way to fix it though? [19:25] the character encoding issues [19:26] they appear to be set properly [19:28] is there anybody administrating a server using a ldap directory to manage domains (bind9) and email addresses (postfix/dovecot) and using a (not self written) gui willing to name his solution? [19:32] cliffer, I do. It's pretty straight forward to configure yourself without a ui [19:32] oh? bind finally got a ldap backend [19:33] FFForever: i tried and tried to setup ldap->bind9 but the example file uses a missing ldap schema which is only included in freeipa [19:34] and since i discovered this, i thought there should be a more common solution [19:35] I have always used powerdns for ldap [19:35] patdk-wk_: the pkg is named bind9-dyndb-ldap [19:37] patdk-wk_: if you want to give it a try, i have a virgin server setup :) [19:38] absolutely not [19:38] I dropped bind back in 2002 [19:39] and I don't ever want to use it again [19:54] hi, there is no tty after ubuntu server 14.04 boot, but i'm able to ssh to the server, any help? [20:07] jrwren: no, I want to know which components exist for a given repository, and which distributions there are, the repo url is something like: http://site.example.com/ distribution component1 component2 component3 but how do I know which are the components and which are the distributions available [20:31] jamespage, does this look ok to you? https://git.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-server-dev/ubuntu/+source/horizon/commit/?id=0a2c97442a1f63a4d72ed14090132524e8226ec2 [20:32] coreycb, maybe - does it fix the upgrade issue and is the dash still functional? [20:32] jamespage, it fixes the upgrade issue, but needs more testing [20:33] coreycb, you can test the packages by pointing your install at the serverstack keystone ip and using your credentials [20:34] jamespage, ok === Bray90820_ is now known as Bray90820 [21:07] hi guys [21:07] more people having issues with puppet and keeped kernels on the apt module ? [21:27] jamespage, I uploaded the new horizon package for mitaka with the upgrade fix [22:06] If i run a getfacl on a windows mounted directory , should it show me a list of ACL's on the directory/file assigned from the windows server ? [22:06] the windows share is mounted with acl enabled [22:41] how do i up the log level of apache in /etc/defaults/apach2? [22:42] what's the env variable i have to set? [22:45] Kallis: linux acls are not samba acls [22:46] cliffer, Huh? I have a win2012 ad and setup a zone transfer from the ad dns to bind [22:47] FFForever: sounds good. [22:48] i'm trying to setup it, i think i know how to do it. if i have questions, i love to be able to come back to you [22:49] but i thought perhaps there is an ui for it since it is a common task [22:50] Meh. SSH is faster once you get everything setup. [22:50] Zone updates are handled automatically, email provisioning is handled via ad so it's semi automated. [22:52] but i have no ad and i thouzght there might be a gui for it [22:52] how can i check the ACL's are copying from the windows server to the linux box when using the rsync -A command [22:52] If you don't have an existing forest check out Zentyal (it's built on top of Ubuntu) [22:52] Kallis: iirc samba stores them in xattrs in the security.* namespace -- try lsxattr on the files in question [22:52] With how you phrased your question earlier it sounded like you had an existing domain that were expanding === devil is now known as Guest42738 [22:53] sarnold, i will try that now [22:54] Kallis: err, sorry, try attr -l [22:55] sarnold, ok trying now [22:59] so running attr -l 00\ -\ PROJECT\ REF/ on that directory gives me no information at all [23:00] Kallis: how about files in the directory? [23:00] sec [23:02] sarnold, attr -l Processes\ For\ NEW\ Projects.docx again no information, tried with sudo as well, that file is located on the ubuntu box, having been copied with rsync -aAX [23:05] Kallis: what filesystem was the source? what filesystem was the destination? [23:06] Kallis: it looks like -a doesn't copy extended attributes by default, does adding -X fix it? [23:11] sarnold, source is ntfs destination is ext4 [23:11] Heh, NTFS [23:12] Kallis: ah so no samba involved? I'm going to guess there's no way to bring over the acls then [23:13] sarnold, yes, no samba involved yet, the plan is to move the entire fileserver over to the ubuntu box and samba, I was just hoping I could preserve all ACL's so users could still just login with LDAP and have all the correct access to files and directories [23:15] Kallis: you -might- have success if you put the ntfs filesystem into a windows machine, set up samba on your ubuntu machine, and try using windows to copy from one to the other. explorer.exe may have a configuration option somewhere for "retain ownership and permissions" or something similar. I hope. [23:20] sarnold, I know powershell has a copy acl switch, so maybe I will try setting up samba first [23:20] Kallis: ah that sounds promising [23:23] sarnold, I will go get that all configured now, thanks for the advice [23:25] good luck, let me know how it works out, probably someone else will want to do the same thing :) [23:25] will do man === prince is now known as King === King is now known as prince