[00:19] <bmullan> stokachu: sorry I was away and closed my session... did you have any ideas for conjure-up openstack after I verified that  conjure-up.conf  blessed was set to False ?
[00:28] <NoHoFoo> Failed to start Raise network interface  on new ubuntu server
[00:28] <NoHoFoo> trying to set up ubuntu VM on win10 host
[00:29] <teward> NoHoFoo: that depends on teh VM network configuration then
[00:29] <teward> are you using a NAT or Bridged type of connection?
[00:29] <NoHoFoo> yesh I followed as tutorial
[00:29] <teward> that... means nothing to me, because tutorials are likely not what i was asking about
[00:30] <NoHoFoo> but ubuntu says the interface no existy
[00:31] <NoHoFoo> iconfig -a    show other ones but not eth1 the one i added to interface file
[00:31] <NoHoFoo> ho do i make a new interface eth1 exist and live
[00:33] <NoHoFoo> i set it to auto eth1
[00:33] <NoHoFoo> and all the rest
[00:33] <NoHoFoo> did a reboot
[00:34] <NoHoFoo> how can i bring it to life
[00:35] <NoHoFoo> iface eth1 inet static
[00:35] <NoHoFoo> then address and mask
[00:36] <NoHoFoo> but iconfig says it's not thre
[00:38] <OerHeks> what are the names of your eth devices? as of Wily Werewolf, starting with systemd/udev will automatically assign predictable, stable network interface names for all local Ethernet, Wlan and Wwan interfaces.
[00:39] <NoHoFoo> eth1 is the one i try to create
[00:39] <OerHeks> so eth1 might be obsolete now.
[00:40] <NoHoFoo> ifconfig -a shows enp0s3 and enp0sB and lo     only
[00:41] <OerHeks> right, those are your 2 fysical internet interface names
[00:42] <NoHoFoo> ifconfig -a shows enp0s3 and enp0s8 and lo     only
[00:42] <NoHoFoo> it's a 8 not a B
[00:42] <OerHeks> change eth1 to the 2nd one, enp0s8 and restart networking
[00:42] <OerHeks> ( my best guess)
[00:42] <NoHoFoo> i set up a hot-only adpater in VM Box
[00:42] <NoHoFoo> i set up a host-only adpater in VM Box
[00:43] <NoHoFoo> and matched all the addresses
[00:43] <NoHoFoo> i replaced eth1 with eht0   but that couldn't come to life either
[00:44] <NoHoFoo> vbox on win 10
[00:45] <NoHoFoo> on reboot i saw an error: 'failed to start raise network interface'
[00:46] <NoHoFoo> I don't know what a 'raise' net interface is,,,but I know it looks bad
[00:49] <NoHoFoo> 'change eth1 to the 2nd one'   ?? tutorial said put eth1 at the end of the file so ur saying put it after enpos3 ?
[00:50] <NoHoFoo> in second place??
[00:51] <NoHoFoo> change order to  enpOs3    eth1   enpOs8   lo    ??????
[00:51] <NoHoFoo> that wut u mean?
[00:53] <OerHeks> replace eth1 with enp0s8
[00:53] <OerHeks> if that does not work, try enp0s3
[00:53] <NoHoFoo> ahh ok i try that
[00:55] <NoHoFoo> change name of eth1 to enp0s8 ??
[01:12] <NoHoFoo> wow that worked
[01:12] <NoHoFoo> i don't knownhow or why but thanks anyway
[01:12] <NoHoFoo> i sshed into my ubuntu server from BS win10
[02:05] <stokachu> bmullan: should be fixed, there is something weird going on with the charmstore
[02:05] <stokachu> and no one is online to ask about it
[02:27] <bmullan> stokachu: thanks...  I'll try again in a day or two.
[12:40] <ShekharReddy>  'local' => array('your-development-machine', ...)  i should fill in this but unable to figure out what exactly is 'development-machine'
[12:40] <ShekharReddy> can someone provide as how can i find it out
[14:19] <SpikeSpiegel> hey. how can one remotely install a ubuntu-server system in such a way that when it boots it will allow a ssh server?
[14:44] <JanC> that would depend on where you want to install and what infrastructure is available there
[20:58] <marlinc> zul, you around? I have a question about the nova-compute-lxd package
[21:58] <zul> marlinc: currently its being moved to https://github.com/openstack/nova-lxd
[22:01] <zul> marlinc: if you want to contribute to it follow the regular openstack contribution process
[22:13] <shodan45> I'm trying to install (heck, just boot) from the 16.04 server iso inside KVM (host is 12.04 server) but no matter what I do I get a kernel panic
[22:14] <shodan45> how do I start troubleshooting this?