[00:12] wxl pointed me this-a-way to ask about getting information on why xen 4.7 isn't around in yakkity or xenial yet? nacc indicated it hadn't hit debian yet; would that be the primary reason? === alexisb is now known as alexisb-afk === apb_away is now known as apb1963_ [00:40] /w/win 6 === apb1963_ is now known as apb_away === apb_away is now known as apb1963_ === karlthane_ is now known as karlthane === apb1963_ is now known as apb_away === apb_away is now known as apb1963_ === apb1963_ is now known as apb_away === apb_away is now known as apb1963_ === apb1963_ is now known as apb_away === apb_away is now known as apb1963_ === apb1963_ is now known as apb_away === apb_away is now known as apb1963_ [06:41] http://i.imgur.com/isKNHz7.png [06:54] hello, how can I make lldpad service emit actual MAC addr instead of the bond MAC? [07:31] Kamilion, mostly the same answer as on ubuntu-realease (because Debian has had nothing either). Though there has been requests and there might be something coming soon(ish). Don't want to make too strong promises, though [07:33] no worries [07:33] 4.8's supposed to be decemberish; but I'm not even seeing a roadmap page for it on their wiki yet [07:35] hi [07:38] Kamilion, Yeah, maybe still more in their email working format. Debian had been asked about 4.7, too but I have not seen any reply that sounded like they might be working on it. I got a ppa ready (ppa:smb/xen) but since we missed feature freeze its a bit of paperwork to still get it into release [07:38] yeah, I have no real reason to rush ahead right now for https://github.com/kamilion/kamikazi-core [07:39] waiting for the XSA 185-187 patches to show so I can rebuild the ISO again [07:40] another round of xsa's is also on my todo list... in that plenty of spare time we all have [07:40] yep. Just a wee bit more painful when rolling appliance images [07:41] so glad I spent the time automating it over the past 3 years [07:41] almost as painless as an apt-get upgrade now [07:41] not quite as nice as snappy [07:43] I *did* include it, as well as snapcraft, but it seems broken in liveisos since the whole system's running from a squashfs [07:44] and it really doesn't like TORAM=Yes === svisor is now known as svisor_worker === svisor_worker is now known as svisor [07:45] I guess that side is something I luckily don't have to fight with. Only to keep all levels of old releases somehow still working and updated as well [07:47] yeah, i'll be using 16.04 as my base for a while; seeing the newer xens trickle down to 14.04 was a very nice feeling, and I hope it continues for 16.04 [07:49] I actually wanted to do upstream minor releases there, too. So maybe a 4.6.3+ ... but again stupid to do lists which get buried by "stuff" [07:54] https://vk.com/theshiva [07:58] EmilienM, ironic fixed, tested and promoted to updates [07:58] os-vif working its way through now [08:48] rbasak: hey - I'm struggling to figure out the cause of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-cryptography/+bug/1620754 [08:48] Launchpad bug 1620754 in python-cryptography (Ubuntu) "python-cryptography ftbfs for 3.5 on armhf with a bus error" [High,In progress] [08:49] I've reproduced, but I'm a little out of my depth understanding what might be the cause here - could -you take a look? [09:02] rbasak: don't worry - pinged this back to doko as its something foundational in python, not python-cryptography === apb1963_ is now known as apb_away [11:13] https://vk.com/socialingenering VIDEO LINUX XUBUNTU PRE [11:15] httpz:\\tld.co [11:15] httpz:\\tld.co\socialengineering dangit, stupid \ over the enter key [11:16] or feed the trolls further with http://lmgtfy.com/?q=social+engineering [11:32] EmilienM, just promoted os-vif 1.2.1 to updates as well [11:32] that should sort out your current issues [11:46] jamespage: thanks [12:18] welp, after upgrading to 16.04.1, it seems that my Apache2 is not processing PHP [12:26] any idea how i can get php error logs on a fresh install on unbuntu 16.4, error log currently showing ‘no value’ in my phpinfo [12:26] "Invalid Mutex directory in argument file:${APACHE_LOCK_DIR}" [12:32] EmilienM, ironic and os-vif where your two ubuntu issues right? [12:32] jamespage: yes [12:32] EmilienM, good [12:32] jamespage: the modprobe thing also was not a blocker but still a problem [12:32] jamespage: have you seen it in the bug report? [12:32] it's not critical but it shows errors in neutron logs if you don't load the kernel module [12:33] I would suggest to automatically load it in packaging or something [12:33] EmilienM, hmm [12:34] that's not fixed by os-vif 1.2.1? [12:40] jamespage: I don't think so [12:40] jamespage: again, the kernel module stuff is not something I saw before because I wasn't reading all logs but yesterday by investigating the os vif error, I found it [12:42] why did PHP stop working after upgrading to 16.04.1? [12:43] I have originally set up this system from Digital Ocean LAMP image 14.04 [12:43] m-m-m-m-m-magic. Also probably apt asking you if you wanted to restore the maintainer's version of a config file and you responding affirmative, or another task responding affirmative for you. [12:44] EmilienM, so that's not a new issue? [12:46] FManTropyx: pretty commonly, /etc/nginx/nginx.conf or /etc/php5/fpm/pool.d/www.conf was restored to a default, but you indicate LAMP, not LNMP [12:47] depending on your apache2 configuration, if php's hosted out of process with fpm or in process can make a difference. [12:48] hmm, I didn't expect things to break apart like this, but you make sense :) [12:48] i havn't touched apache in a while, but my bet is something /etc/ getting 'restored' to the maintainer's copy [12:48] I ran the automatic dist upgrade and I do not recall it asking about Apache config [12:48] i see it a lot when people mess with /etc/nginx/nginx.conf instead of using /etc/nginx/conf.d/yourfilename.conf [12:49] and then apt restores /etc/nginx/nginx.conf and they're left in confusion [12:49] EmilienM, is there a specific scope that module and those settings are required for? [12:49] i.e. just linuxbridge-agent? [12:49] jamespage: yes [12:49] just lb [12:49] especally if you told ubuntu you want security updates automatically during installation, and the nginx package is marked as a security update. [12:50] there's a couple cases where your config can get overwritten without you ever seein a prompt in the name of security [12:50] g'luck trackin' it down. [12:50] I wonder what the package for PHP7 Apache module is :P [12:51] I wouldn't be suprised if it was /etc/php5/apache2/ out of compatibility >.< [12:51] ... [12:51] apt-cache search apache php7 ? [12:52] thanks! I'll try to fix this later [12:52] otherwise I'd expect it might have changed to /etc/php7/apache2/ [12:56] ah sorry, just realized now I misread the question, it's nearing 6am, I should probably catch some sleep if I'm gonna. [12:58] it was as simple as installing libapache2-mod-php7.0 [12:58] I has PHP again [12:58] mm, will keep that in mind; I've got a 14.04->16.04 to do that'll probably need the same treatment. [12:59] I didn't think that it wouldn't be automatically installed, but maybe there was something in the Digital Ocean image [13:00] thank you very much for the help!! [13:00] g'luck, enjoy your ubuntu [13:00] you should take into account that php7 ihas language differences to php5 ... [13:00] you might need to change your code to have it fully working [13:01] jamespage: our CI is green with ubuntu updates, thanks [13:01] that's the app developer's problem (in that client's case, Xenforo) [13:01] EmilienM, yw [13:13] rbasak: Looking a the tomsfastmath MIR for clamav : I suppose that the server team will take responsability for it ? [13:22] EmilienM, hey - I was looking for a precendent with regards loading of kernel modules in systemd ExecStartPre stanzas, found some so going to fix up that module load issue [13:23] jamespage++ [13:23] thanks [13:23] EmilienM, the return code of the modprobe will always be ignored - if the module is already loaded, we don't want the agent not to start! [13:23] WhatsApp & Viber +74957487265 REXANT ELECTRIC FROM RUSSIA [13:23] also deals with funky trick deployments in lxd containers :-) [13:24] jamespage: excellent [13:24] EmilienM, I'm a little blind on this change as we don't have linuxbridge in our ci [13:25] jamespage: no worries, we have the tests in place [13:25] EmilienM, I'll do a preflight install check just to ensure that the agent will start and then I'll upload [13:30] EmilienM, [13:30] Process: 27309 ExecStartPre=/sbin/modprobe br_netfilter (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS) [13:30] lgtm uploading [13:31] jamespage: ack, thx again [13:32] EmilienM, ok uploaded - it will take a while to work through to xenial/newton-updates [13:32] ack, excellent! [13:50] ANTARES, can you stop the spamming ? [13:50] it starts getting annoying [13:50] ok [13:50] Работа в МСК http://киберампер.рф/вакансии [13:51] ogra_: /IGNORE ANTARES and you're good :) [13:51] EmilienM, nope [13:51] that means the spamming goes on [13:52] there is no admi nhere? [13:52] there are admins, but invoking them is a last resort ... in ubuntu channels we cound on common sense ... [13:53] only if that doesnt help people get banned, kicked or whatever :) [14:02] Hello, [14:03] i have a problem with ubuntu servers, i have an KVM dell 2161DS-2 and when i`m installing on a server ubuntu OS i cant see video [14:03] i think may be this is resolution problem or something like it [14:03] i can see KVM until grub (grub excluded) [14:05] with other OS like debian/centos everything works perfect, ubuntu wont show display [14:05] i can see only black screen (when there is no connection kvm window shows no signal) [14:29] i (think ) have setup a maas server on ubuntu server 16.04.01 it has maas version 2 , once i was able to login to web gui with http://ipaddress:5240/maas but after that i am getting No Such Resource [14:29] No such child resource. what could be a issue ? [14:29] this is my 1st setup of maas server ,and trying to understand how it work ,and its features [14:39] jamespage, beisner: these are ready to promote when you have a moment: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23154732/ [15:07] how to i check all services on ubuntu 16.04.1 or any version [15:07] for ex if i want to start apache2 i will run systemctl restart apache2 but i wan to see all services [15:09] ls /etc/init.d [15:09] service --status-all [15:10] ok [15:10] thanks [15:13] is 16.04.x new services also start from this location or they are in some other location ? [15:15] you can use service for start, restart, stop, list status of all servers [15:15] because i am accustomed to old type i`m still using /etc/init.d [15:16] never had any issues :) [15:25] WANTED!!! https://pp.vk.me/c637725/v637725485/cf19/-Ix63wFLYWo.jpg [15:26] !ops [15:26] Help! Channel emergency! infinity, soren, lamont, mathiaz, Pici, Daviey, Tm_T, pmatulis, Corey, IdleOne, ikonia, funkyhat, Myrtti, ocean, genii, phunyguy! [15:27] ogra_: what's up? [15:27] can you please kick and ban ANTARES, he is constantly spamming with unrelatted links, ads and whatsapp requests [15:27] he has been warned [15:28] this goes on since a week or so [15:28] thanks a lot [15:28] THanks. ogra_ [15:40] #qgis [15:57] when i run systemctl list-dependencies some services are showing with red button /icon is that mean is that services not running ? on ubuntu 16.04.1 === apb_away is now known as apb1963_ [22:36] hi coreycb - apologies for the delay. checking those package promotions now. [22:38] hey guys, not sure if this is good place to reach Ubuntu Cloud Archive people, but neutron-lbaas-agent package isn't installing now [22:38] neutron-lbaas-agent : Depends: neutron-lbaas-common (= 2:9.0.0~b2-0ubuntu1~cloud0) but 2:9.0.0~b3-0ubuntu1~cloud0 is to be installed [22:41] inc0: it looks like both those packages are generated from the same source package [22:41] yeah they are [22:42] inc0: which I think means something fishy is going on; what does apt-cache policy say about both packages? does a re-run of apt-get update fix it? which cloud archive server are you using? [22:43] sarnold, it's fresh docker builds, on both local disk and openstack infra [22:43] http://ubuntu-cloud.archive.canonical.com/ubuntu xenial-updates/newton main [22:44] it seems somebody released b3 for lbaas-common but not lbaas-agent [22:45] that's certainly what the directory listing at http://ubuntu-cloud.archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/neutron-lbaas/ suggests [22:45] "something fishy" indeed :) [22:45] inc0: I believe ubuntu-bug knows how to file bugs against the cloud archives; try "ubuntu-bug neutron-lbass-agent" or "ubuntu-bug neutron-lbass-common"; hopefully the first works but I don't think it makes much difference [22:47] I'll give guys couple more days, we're in the middle of release so little f-ups are expected, I was just wondering if any of them look here so I can provide quick feedback [22:47] jamespage: inc0 reports neutron-lbaas-common vs neutron-lbaas-agent mismatch [22:48] inc0: most days I'd say that's fine but it's already past many people's EOWs.. I don't know where jamespage is, but it might be past his EOW as well, in which case a bug would be way less likely to be overlooked than an irc message [22:48] yeah, just enjoy your weekend guys [22:48] that's just something we've seen in our gates [22:48] you too, thanks [22:54] coreycb, icehouse-updates and liberty-updates promoted. liberty-proposed was already complete. http://paste.ubuntu.com/23154732/ === Ussat is now known as SJW_ === SJW_ is now known as _SJW_ [22:56] sarnold looks like lbaas-agent was removed from the package contents because the v1 version was removed upstream [22:57] the new package name is python-lbaasv2-agent [22:57] thanks ddellav [22:58] i did the b3 update for that package so i feel a bit responsible ;) [22:58] though it was jamespage that removed the v1 package previously [22:59] ddellav: ah! [22:59] http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-dev/2016-August/102225.html [22:59] ddellav: eww :) [23:00] ddellav: so, the neutron-lbaasv2-agent paragraph in http://ubuntu-cloud.archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/dists/xenial-updates/newton/main/binary-amd64/Packages doesn't mention that it replaces or conflicts with the old neutron-lbaas-agent package in any way; I'm not sure that'd be enough for the tools to sort out how to do an apt-get dist-upgrade or not, but it'd be a start.. [23:04] sarnold it's probably appropriate to add a "replaces" block but I'm not quite sure. I've never replaced a binary package before. I'm sure jamespage or coreycb will know. Unfortunately I believe they are sprinting next week so it might take a bit to get to it [23:05] ddellav: oh man, I know how exhausting that can be.. "do all your usual work, plus be more productive" :) [23:05] indeed === apb1963_ is now known as apb_away === apb_away is now known as apb1963_ === JanC_ is now known as JanC