[01:05] What flags would I use with sort to sort this by largest size to smallest? http://termbin.com/ahcu [01:07] how do i make a service to start at bootup [01:10] anyone know [01:11] Mundus2018, change the unit from human readable to kb, then pipe it through the 'sort' command [01:14] crazyadm, what release of ubuntu are you using? [01:14] ok [01:16] du -s | sort -nr [01:20] thanks man [01:32] pmatulis: Linux ubuntuacer 4.4.0-38-generic #57-Ubuntu SMP Tue Sep 6 15:41:41 UTC 2016 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux [01:34] is there general solution to make services start at bootup [01:41] pmatulis? [02:02] crazyadm, use the init system that your OS is using. you have kernel 4.4. that sounds like xenial. so systemd [02:06] yes what's the command? [02:06] turn on and off services at bootup [02:06] i don't need details [02:06] i don't really care about details, you know [02:07] some use init.d some systemd, some systemctl [02:07] some rc.d [02:07] means nothing to me [02:18] i don't know offhand. i would need to google for it. so i won't google for you crazyadm [02:20] ok thanks [02:21] hey all. I had /var mounted on a separate disk, and upon reboot it seems this disk is now not mounting. I managed to comment out the line in fstab and get the server to boot, but of course basically every application is broken... is it possible to fix this, or is a reinstall my only recourse? [04:21] wtf... I just updated the kernel on my server and it remapped/changed every hard drive dev name [04:21] thankfully I have LOM configured === tikund is now known as tikun [04:27] ls [04:44] tikun: that's why it's so strongly recommended to configure everything with uuids these days instead of device paths ... that can happen [04:45] yeah..... that is very true. [05:10] tikun: do you have an LSI hba in your server? [05:11] hp smart array p410 [05:12] and an external drive connected via usb, tacky I know but eh. fits the rest of the data center with MyCloud's all over the place. [05:13] does the controller load mpt3sas module? [05:14] it does not [05:17] i upgraded to 4.4.0 kernel and same thing happened. [05:17] looks like it is using hpsa [05:17] really? [05:17] oh wait [05:17] a second [05:17] even the uuid changed! [05:18] even >A< uuid changed [05:18] root partition would have been sdb from the install, but it became sda [05:18] but it is listed in the fstab as a uuid [05:18] so yeah, that's odd. lol [05:21] fstab maps uuid to mountpoint so dev name becomes irrelevant [05:21] still, it's annoying [05:23] it took me a bit to figure out what was even going on, apache wasn't running at first.. I thought it was some networking issue at first, then noticed it couldn't load log paths/www_root paths, then my backup drive was mounted as /, my main raid volume was mounted as my backup drive, it was all messed up === tikun is now known as sikun [07:21] jamespag`: fyi I found a way to do the l2fwd test in dpdk without killing the network [07:21] jamespag`: I now spawn two virtual non connected networks for a KVM guest and run the test in there connecting the two virtual networks [07:22] test works fine as it was, and no more kills our network by running "too good" doing L2 forwarding from/to the same network === Biokee is now known as Guest55645 === _degorenko|afk is now known as degorenko === jamespag` is now known as jamespage === iberezovskiy|off is now known as iberezovskiy === galeido_ is now known as galeido === RoyK^ is now known as RoyK === iberezovskiy is now known as iberezovskiy|off === Ussat is now known as _SJW_ === _SJW_ is now known as Cthulu-2016 === medberry is now known as med_ === jgrimm-out is now known as jgrimm === iberezovskiy|off is now known as iberezovskiy === shawniverson is now known as spammy === masACC is now known as maswan [15:51] i'm trying to upgrade from 15.04. for some reason, do-release-upgrade finds 16.04 [xenial] instead of 15.10 [wily], and then refuses to upgrade. i don't understand why it's not finding 15.10. how can i troubleshoot why this is happening and/or how can i tell the system to upgrade to 15.10 instead 16.04? [15:51] http://dpaste.com/1ZJCXR0.txt [15:51] !eol | lunaphyte [15:51] lunaphyte: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades [15:51] lunaphyte: that's probably why, as 15.10 is also eol [15:52] this must be some new behavior? [15:52] lunaphyte: only update to 15.10 if you intend to immediately update to 16.04 [15:52] yes, that's the plan [15:52] not new, no [15:52] lunaphyte: i don't think it's new behavior at all [15:52] lunaphyte: you are on an eol release trying to upgrade to an eol release [15:53] lunaphyte: the release tools only allow upgrading to released versions [15:53] it sure is. i've upgraded countless computers over the years many versions behind, by iterating t hrough the upgrade to each successive version [15:54] lunaphyte: possibly using the eol upgrade path? [15:54] lunaphyte: that ubottu provided a link to [15:54] lunaphyte: why are you letting countless computers fall out of support? [15:56] support for what? [15:59] when i point sources.list to old-releases, apt-get update returns a bunch of 404/not found errors [16:00] presumably this is because vivid is not currently provided for at the old-releases url. [16:03] and do-release-upgrade still tries to upgrade to xenial [16:04] i guess it's possible this is a timing thing, and i've just coincidentally never run into it until now [16:05] but that would be a little surprising [16:08] lunaphyte: could be this is the first time you've been bitten by the support duration dropping from 18 months to 9 [16:08] i don't get it though [16:08] so 15.04 is an old release - that's fine. [16:08] then why are there no package repos at old-releases? [16:09] yet they are still listed, and still fully functional at us.archive.ubuntu.com - so which is it, you know? [16:10] moving them to old-releases is a manual thing. I guess no one got around to it yet [16:10] no idea about why your do-release-upgrade isn't cooperating though, sorry :| [16:12] it's all good. i'll see if anyone in #ubuntu-release has any thoughts === degorenko is now known as degorenko|afk === Cthulu-2016 is now known as Ussat [17:01] hi all :) does xenial put mysqld's lock file somewhere weird? or does it tell mysqld to use a specific configuration file? i can't start mysqld from the command-line the way i normally would (say, to reset root password) [17:23] I have a multihone server. I only want one of the IF to register in DNS. Is there a way to prevent a IF from registering === seg_ is now known as seg === iberezovskiy is now known as iberezovskiy|off === nacc_ is now known as nacc