=== afkthairus is now known as athairus [04:39] Hello friends, I have an Ubuntu Server (14.04) that uses AWstats. I migrated all my sites from an old server to a new one, and letting awstats generate new "stats" from log files. One of my sites has a log file that is around 2.8 gigs. It has been running for hours now, and to be honest, I don't know what is going on with it. So here's my question. Can I take the awstats files that were [04:39] generated on the old server from /var/lib/awstats and place them in /var/lib/awstats on the new server to (hopefully) speed this up? [04:41] Or should i just let it keep running and pray it eventually generates stats === devil is now known as Guest63080 === Guest63080 is now known as devil_ [06:00] hello all can i configure a vhost so that servername can be atlas.omrs.org [06:00] i tried but it is giving errors === ashleyd is now known as ashd === terje is now known as Guest93799 [07:58] How do I make nginx be able to serve webpages through https? [07:58] http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/configuring_https_servers.html [07:59] hicoleri, fyi all i typed into google was nginx https and that was the first hit [07:59] you might at least try before asking such an involved question on irc [08:02] ok [08:05] karstensrage: hello, i jus simply logged in as a root user in ubuntu and installed apache2 webserver and while i configure vhost in it holding serverName: atlas.omrs.com , it is throwing a DNS server error [08:05] i registered and enabled the .conf file [08:06] i've set the document root to the default apache2 html file (for now ) [08:07] could you look into this and provide a solution [08:07] awaited [08:07] dig any atlas.omrs.com [08:08] karstensrage: din't get u [08:09] karstensrage: I am a newbie to ubuntu as wellas apache2 [08:10] I can't really teach you perhaps google the Dns error? [08:11] Dig is a dns tool to see if there is an entry for that domain [08:12] If not maybe put it /etc/hosts or your nameserver [08:12] Good night, good luck [08:13] karstensrage:can u provide agood resource where cani get agood demo about vhost config [08:13] locally [08:17] ShekharReddy: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/ [08:18] ShekharReddy: There is a dns record for that domain? Resolving that address fails for me. [08:46] are the Canonical network admins on IRC somewhere? I'm having issues reaching archive.ubuntu.com via IPv6 [08:47] #ubuntu-mirrors [08:48] you can reach other mirrors fine over v6? [08:49] maswan: I did not find any others that are not in 2001:67c::/32 yet [08:50] se.archive.ubuntu.com maybe? [08:51] also, no, fi, and dk have ipv6 [09:46] coreycb, hmm ok so now we have troubles; the hashsum of the orig.tar.xz in yakkety for microversion-parse is of course different to the one that already existing in the newton testing ppa [09:54] hi, maybe someone can help me with TraceFS that came along with kernel 4.1. [09:56] I installed kernel 4.2 (wili) on two ubuntu servers, both 14.04.4 - now one server hast a tracefs, the other does not (and nagios check_disk fails but that I can fix). Now I wonder, why do I have tracefs on only one server not both? [09:57] can it be that only system with LVM use tracefs? [09:57] it's hard to find info on tracefs [10:17] ShekharReddy: can you explain your query here please? [10:18] what kind of issue do you encounter while configuring apache web server? [10:20] vagarwal: it is done, if there are any further i will reach out to you through this channel, Thank you vipu [10:20] *vipul [10:21] U guys refill the hope everytime i go scarce of it 🙇 [10:28] hello [10:29] anyone an idea how to grow a lxd zfs pool? [10:48] vagarwal: sudo apachectl configtest [11:10] so FYI on TraceFS: installing kernel 4.2 and reboot, call mount and tracefs appears. reboot again and the entry is gone ... [11:10] ubuntu 14.04 [11:11] no idea what will happen on 16.04 [11:34] jamespage, that's a pain. can we just delete the old one from the ppa? [11:35] coreycb, PPA's never forget [11:35] so we can delete it all we like, but its trace/signature never goes away... [11:35] jamespage, ahh [11:35] and subsequent PPA uploads then get rejected [11:35] coreycb, repeatable source builds are essential (as I keep winging on about - sorry) [11:36] jamespage, yeah.. maybe we should discuss with zigo again [11:36] jamespage, or split from debian with deps, but we'd likely still have some that are non-repeatable in the mix [11:41] coreycb, we can mitigate to a certain extent by ensuring that the person who uploads to ubuntu or debian also does the upload to the ppa [11:42] then the same orig.tar.xz will get used.. but it feels like working around the problem... [11:42] jamespage, I thought that was the case for python-microversion-parse but must be not [11:42] coreycb, no - I uploaded it to debian, you did the ppa [11:43] jamespage, that's right.. [11:43] coreycb, I've broken things in yakkety a bit - just sorting that out now - duff version in the oslo.concurrency upload I did [11:48] coreycb, btw do you think we could just use an etherpad for the daily CI fix stuff? I'm struggling a bit with the gdoc spreadsheet approach [11:50] jamespage, that would probably work. I like have the pre-populated list of packages in the spread sheet. it's busy for CI though. [12:09] jamespage, I'm taking a look at neutron-lbaas for newton [12:30] jamespage, ddellav: I made an update to pkgos-generate-snapshot to handle pkg_name for the neutron-*aas packages - http://paste.ubuntu.com/16631513/ [12:45] coreycb, great - did you see I'd added that to openstack-pkg-tools with the last merge into yakkety? [12:46] jamespage, ah great [12:47] jamespage, I can add that tweak to the pkg if you want [12:47] coreycb, +1 [12:59] coreycb, ok unlocked the package builder now oslo.concurrency is sorted out [12:59] that should fixup keystone [12:59] jamespage, ok thanks [13:03] coreycb, for the testing PPA I suggest we just leave in the wedged shim packages for anything NEW [13:03] they will get superceeded eventually [13:03] jamespage, ok [13:04] jamespage, did you create an etherpad? [13:04] coreycb, not yet [13:15] @tracefs: removing the old kernels also seems to help to get rid of tracefs in ubuntu 14.04 when upgrading to kernel 4.4 [13:17] jamespage, I'm bumping oslo.service to 1.10.0, it may help the neutron-lbaas tests [13:17] coreycb, if it does make sure to raise a bug upstream as well [13:18] jamespage, actually, just checked, they've bumped to min version to 1.10.0 === deegee is now known as drussell === terje is now known as Guest72258 [14:33] Hi all. Is it still possible to see the build logs for packages? I need to know if lighttpd was built with "--with-webdav-props" or not. [14:34] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/xenial/amd64/lighttpd has a lot of information, but does not seem to include build logs anymore. [14:34] coreycb, having a poke at py3 support for keystone as a bit of a side distraction whilst I spin at other things btw [14:35] jamespage, awesome [14:37] jamespage: you guys maintain rabbitmq charms right ? [14:37] jamespage: err [14:37] roaksoax: yes [14:59] fullstop: they are there, just click through. Eg. https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/xenial/amd64/lighttpd [14:59] uh, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lighttpd/1.4.35-4ubuntu2 [14:59] thanks, rbasak [15:54] I'm running 16.04 LTS server and have LXD configured to run a bridge that can access my local network. Despite defining the bridge device in a profile, my containers will not automatically DHCP when started. Any way to get it to run automatically? [16:24] hey folks [16:25] I'm having an issue starting reverse ssh tunnel with -R [16:25] ie, ssh -R 8888:localhost:22 me@myserver.com [16:25] I always get a message saying remote listen port 8888 could not open - but there are no processes using it or anything [16:26] could it be permissions?? [16:32] bonzibuddy, why specify a port? means 8888 isnt open on the remote side [16:32] should be, tho [16:33] i've tried flushing iptables, etc, nothing seems to allow me to open it [16:33] im trying to create a reverse ssh tunnel so that i can log in to a NAT'd PC from my VPS [16:33] localhost? [16:40] i wonder if its because im on a vps [17:20] Hey, so i would like to setup/manage/add/delete email addresses on my server, do you guys know a free panel/GUI interface that is easy to install for this task? [17:20] all i found was webmin, and it broke my firewall i had to reinstall everything [17:20] lol [17:24] Sebastien: https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/email-services.html [17:25] -.- [17:25] Sebastien: I don't there is any GUI for doing what you want [17:26] *dont' think [17:35] smb: arges: any libvirt upload planned? i was just onna do a quick upload for bug 1571209 [17:35] bug 1571209 in libvirt (Ubuntu) "Sockfile check retries too short for a busy system boot" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1571209 === degorenko is now known as _degorenko|afk [17:56] hallyn: nope [17:58] ok, thx [18:46] ugh. upstart job is not being installed in yakkety at all. i don't know tha ti'm ok with that. [18:46] (for $reasons) [19:43] just finished installing openstack via jujucharms, 2 instances running, question, when I run 'iptables -S' on all nodes I cannot find the floating IP nat rules anywhere, where can I view them? [19:46] fritchie: if you've got a horizon instance up I'd expect some information to be there [19:48] sarnold, yes I can find the floating ip, it just bugs me that I don't see an IPtables rule [19:50] fritchie: aha good so you've got some then :) [19:50] fritchie: are they stuffed in a bridge somewhere? [19:56] don't like stuffed pizza much, it's just too much to handle [19:58] the cheese-in-the-crust kind or the it-also-has-a-top-but-it's-not-a-calzone kind? [19:59] both, the dual layer ones, yes, those are heavy, and half-a-slice is enough [19:59] the in the crust, the cheese is generally just raw, and kindof nasty [20:09] yeah, and often a "cheeze" instead.. === nacc_ is now known as nacc === bae is now known as TheRealGitGud [20:35] Hello. I'm using Nginx with Gunicorn on Django project. I'm bining it tu project-name.socket. But I get 502 http error and Nginx error.log shows connection refused. MORE DETAILS on configuration: http://pastebin.com/mc5hfa4z | What might be the problem? Solution? [20:37] netcrime: check ps auxw | grep gun to see if gunicorn is running [20:38] root 27947 0.0 0.1 11740 932 pts/2 S+ 16:38 0:00 grep --color=auto gun [20:38] netcrime: it looks like you tell gunicorn to listen on /taobao/app/taobao.sock but tell nginx to proxy_pass to ... gibberish? :) try unix:/taobao/app/taoao.sock there too? [20:39] netcrime: okay that's the grep I just asked you to run, if that's it, then it looks like gunicorn isn't running either. maybe the "exec bin/gunicorn" needs to be "exec /taobao/bin/gunicorn" instead ? [20:39] sarnold: Thanks. I'll go check. [20:42] but if I do service gunicorn restart I get gunicorn start/running, process 28012 [20:42] so doesn't tht mean it is running? [20:44] it should; maybe it changed the name. try ps u -28012 to see if it's still running.. [20:45] USER PID %CPU %MEM VSZ RSS TTY STAT START TIME COMMAND [20:45] nothing more [20:46] looks like it dies pretty quickly; check its logs [20:46] ok [20:46] wait were i can find gunicorn error log ? [20:47] poke around in /var/log there might be seomthing [20:47] maybe /var/log/upstart/ ? [20:48] sarnold: ImportError: No module named 'taobao'[2016-05-23 16:42:21 -0400] [28071] [ERROR] Exception in worker process [20:48] taobao is my project name [20:48] django project [20:49] nice, that's something good and concrete you can work with :) [20:50] http://pastebin.com/1sZYy5Le [20:50] whole error [20:50] hmm but why it trys to import it as module [20:51] sarnold: yeah thats a step forward [20:51] thanks === Monthrect is now known as Piper-Off [22:31] smb: could you find it in your heart to pretty please verify bug 1546978 on trusty ? :) [22:31] bug 1546978 in libvirt (Ubuntu Trusty) "apparmor does not allow to run qemu-dm executable" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1546978 [22:33] i know technically it's usually not done, but the submitter doesn't appear likely to, and you're really best qualified to ack/nack it [22:45] rbasak: would you mind doing a onceover of a debdiff before I make its packages available for testing, and put an announce out on the server ML for a call for testing of the merge (mainly, installation and upgrade tests, both single and multicore) === Lightsword_ is now known as Lightsword === mikedep3- is now known as mikedep333 === warraymos_alt is now known as warraymos === ReScO_ is now known as ReScO === bilde2910_ is now known as bilde2910 === froike_ is now known as froike === philroche_ is now known as philroche === karstensrage_ is now known as karstensrage === sarnold_ is now known as sarnold