Javezim | #join /r/homelab | 00:02 |
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maswan | No. Good spam filtering is though. | 00:02 |
notuvo | I'd like to try it. I've only tested with a local setup. I'll figure out the spam filter when I'm get the first spam. | 00:05 |
RoyK | notuvo: good luck - I've had my own domain since '98 and I receive a wee bit of spam to put it mildly ;) | 00:06 |
Ben64 | there are quite a number of email servers that won't accept mail from you without jumping through a bunch of hoops | 00:07 |
nacc | coreycb: if you want to look: https://git.launchpad.net/~usd-import-team/ubuntu/+source/python-oslo.db based upon the example from that script ;) `usd-clone python-oslo.db; gitk` shows a fun picture | 00:07 |
Ben64 | it's so much easier to let google deal with the email | 00:07 |
* RoyK still has his own zimbra server | 00:08 | |
RoyK | I like having my own machine for my private stuff | 00:08 |
notuvo | I like the privacy aspect | 00:12 |
jgrimm | rbasak, mwhudson: wrt golang & friends. yeah, i sent mwhudson an email on that back in sept.. just hadn't gotten around to poking him as was low-priority cleanup. | 00:41 |
mwhudson | heh you did? | 00:41 |
jgrimm | yeah, looks like sept 12. from my sent email. "golang subscription cleanups" | 00:42 |
mwhudson | jgrimm: ah heh | 00:44 |
mwhudson | jgrimm: i think it makes sense then to remove ~ubuntu-server from both golang-1.6 and golang-1.7 | 00:44 |
mwhudson | jgrimm: sorry for dropping that! | 00:44 |
jgrimm | mwhudson, no worries at all!! as in email.. super low priority. :) | 00:45 |
BadboyKAS | hey how are you?? | 00:58 |
BadboyKAS | i was wondering whats the best way to virtualize windows 7 | 00:59 |
BadboyKAS | 32bit | 00:59 |
BadboyKAS | I want to run multple vpn's/tunnels on differnt windows 7 installations | 00:59 |
caliculk | So I have a bit of an issue, after upgrading to Ubuntu 16.04.1, I now experience this with DHClient: http://pastebin.com/xMNbhqTE :( | 02:23 |
caliculk | I stopped that halfway through, but it attempted to request EVERY IP address available on the network. | 02:24 |
caliculk | Not sure if this is a fault of the DHCP server or the DHCP client. | 02:25 |
caliculk | For what it is worth, I am using this NIC: Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation 82574L Gigabit Network Connection | 02:28 |
sb_9 | does command du -hc ./ | grep total & df -hT ./ are have any difference? both are showing different values | 08:02 |
frickler | jamespage: did you see https://bugs.launchpad.net/tripleo/+bug/1632538 ? we are affected by this, too, seem rdo would have python-rfc3986==0.3.1 instead of 0.2.0 | 08:31 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1632538 in tripleo "Using generate_service_certificate and undercloud_public_vip in undercloud.conf breaks nova" [Medium,Triaged] | 08:31 |
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jamespage | frickler, i saw | 08:51 |
frickler | jamespage: I just saw that Debian still only has 0.2.0, too, so pinged zigo about it | 08:58 |
jamespage | frickler, testing has 0.3 | 08:58 |
jamespage | .x | 08:58 |
jamespage | frickler, I can't repro with the test case in that bug | 09:04 |
jamespage | frickler, oh no I can | 09:06 |
jamespage | on yakkety it works OK | 09:06 |
jamespage | on xenial it exhibits the problem | 09:07 |
frickler | jamespage: yes, we were running on xenial, too | 09:07 |
jamespage | diff in the underlying py2.7 version | 09:07 |
frickler | ouch | 09:08 |
jamespage | well maybe | 09:09 |
jamespage | but makes the SRU tricky, as the source for xenial/newton -> yakkety | 09:09 |
jamespage | but not insurmountable | 09:09 |
jamespage | that said we actually pull that package directly from xenial release, not from the UCA | 09:10 |
jamespage | so I think its appropriate to fix in Ubuntu directly rather than the uca | 09:10 |
irctc564 | hi there, using 14.04 w/ php7 pecl refuses to work normally, already have xml ext, http://paste.ubuntu.com/23352608/ | 09:17 |
jamespage | frickler, ignoreme I have something odd in my local install | 09:27 |
jamespage | fresh yakkety fails as well | 09:27 |
frickler | jamespage: not sure whether I would call that good news, but hopefully makes it easier to fix ;) | 09:31 |
frickler | jamespage: fyi, this is a simple way to show the bug in python-rfc3096 directly: http://paste.ubuntu.com/23352701/ | 09:37 |
jamespage | frickler, yeah got it | 09:45 |
jamespage | uploaded to proposed for xenial and yakkety - SRU team subscrbied | 09:45 |
irctc564 | :? | 09:48 |
sarnold | irctc564: if you replaced the php5 with php7 you're pretty much on your own.. | 09:49 |
sarnold | irctc564: if you want php7, the easiest way to get it and still get decent help from folks is to use 16.04 LTS instead of 14.04 LTS | 09:49 |
sarnold | irctc564: but as it is, we know nothing about your system and would find it hard to give advice | 09:50 |
irctc564 | well, i can give ssh access | 09:51 |
irctc564 | but only in pm | 09:56 |
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frickler | jamespage: I compiled a list of mismatches of newton-uca against global-requirements.txt@stable/newton: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23353006/ it is not complete as I didn't take the time to look up all possible nonstandard package names, but it still looks pretty long to me :-S of course not all of this need to have a big impact, too, but the potential seems to be there | 10:44 |
frickler | jamespage: getting updates in should be pretty harmless, too. not sure what to do about stuff violating upper constraints | 10:45 |
jamespage | frickler, some might be possible - but we won't be able to put in any major version bumps that are not already in yakkety | 10:48 |
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frickler | jamespage: some might even affect only things you did not package at all, I just wanted to know how many more bugs like the one above might be hiding there | 10:49 |
jamespage | frickler, anything related to testing or documentation tool chain should not be impacting | 10:52 |
jamespage | frickler, thanks for looking at this - coreycb also has some general version mismatch reporting going on as well - this intersects so lets figure out where the gap is atm | 10:54 |
jamespage | its probably in tertiary depends i.e. ones not directly under openstack | 10:54 |
jamespage | that rfc one was a drop tho | 10:54 |
jamespage | happens sometimes apologies | 10:54 |
coreycb | frickler, jamespage: thanks for the info on mismatches. we've made some really good effort to be at upper-constraints for everything that's directly openstack but I think we can do better with other upper-constraints. | 11:57 |
coreycb | frickler, fyi this is a recent tool update (currently runs behind our firewall) but you can run yourself. see line 12+: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-reports-dev/ubuntu-reports/trunk/view/head:/server/cloud-archive/version-tracker/README.txt | 12:01 |
coreycb | it reports the upper-constraints version vs what's in the cloud archive. downfall is it only reports on pkgs that are in the cloud archive. I think I'll adjust that to ensure everything from u-c is included in the report. | 12:04 |
frickler | coreycb: did a local run and for newton it looks pretty well indeed, but if you could amend that to also include non-u-c libraries that would be great. | 13:09 |
coreycb | frickler, I agree, I'll take a stab at that | 13:12 |
smoser | nacc, https://code.launchpad.net/~smoser/usd-importer/+git/usd-importer/+merge/308931 | 13:43 |
smoser | or rbasak if he wants to review that obvious bug fix. | 13:43 |
coreycb | ddellav, zul, new os-testr and requests-mock uploaded (in zesty queue) | 13:46 |
zul | smoser: k | 13:46 |
RoyK | any idea how I can traverse a filesystem and find files with incorrect unicode chars? | 14:00 |
sarnold | RoyK: the moreutils package has an isutf8 tool | 14:04 |
RoyK | sarnold: thanks | 14:08 |
nil_ | any pro on apparmor? | 14:11 |
RoyK | !ask | nil_ | 14:11 |
ubottu | nil_: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience | 14:11 |
frickler | coreycb: a version of osc that doesn't display "WARNING: openstackclient.common.utils is deprecated and will be removed after Jun 2017. Please use osc_lib.utils" everytime it is called would be nice, too. I though I had created a bug for that, but can't find it now | 14:12 |
frickler | coreycb: 2.3.0 on xenial is fine, 3.2.0 from newton has this self-deprecation | 14:13 |
nil_ | any idea on the best way to get the url a user used to download a file from logs? which apps to monotorize etc? thanks | 14:13 |
sarnold | nil_: that's a bit too open-ended to solve; are they downloading through a proxy? using a specific tool? | 14:14 |
frickler | zul: coreycb: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-openstackclient/+bug/1634579 is not "fix released" in Ubuntu packaging I think | 14:23 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1634579 in python-openstackclient (Ubuntu) "Deprecation warnings for openstackclient" [Undecided,Fix released] | 14:23 |
frickler | but a nice coincidence getting a bug marked resolved only minutes before trying to find it again ... ;) | 14:24 |
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zul | frickler: thanks...reopned it | 14:25 |
zul | frickler: should be fixed in 3.3 | 14:25 |
frickler | zul: it is, but I'm not sure whether that can be used together with Newton without issues | 14:26 |
zul | frickler: i been using it for a while | 14:27 |
frickler | zul: if you have a build for it, I could give it a bit of testing here. | 14:29 |
zul | frickler: i dont | 14:30 |
zul | coreycb: when you getback can you add python-tenacity to ~ubuntu-server-dev its needed for python-networking-ovn | 16:17 |
jgrimm | caribou, fyi.. my team was unanimous +1 on using irc meeting to coordinate STS v Server team collisions (SRUs, bugs, merges even). Let's cover during your section on the agenda. | 16:46 |
docmur | I'm trying to set the password complixity on a server I have running Ubuntu 16.04, to 16 characters, mix of lower case, upper case, numbers and different characters, I tried this in /etc/pam.d/common_password password [success=1 default=ignore] pam_unix.so obscure sha512 try_first_pass retry=3 minlength=16 lcredit=2 ucredit=2 dcredit=2 ocredit=2 difok=4 but I just logged out and loggin | 17:02 |
docmur | in and was about to set a 8 character password on my server | 17:02 |
nil_ | anyone has an idea on how i could log/get the url an user used to download something using wget/curl/ etc..? | 17:05 |
patdk-wk | bash history? | 17:17 |
patdk-wk | http proxy server? | 17:17 |
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nacc | yeah, i think you'd only be able to do it (automatically) by forcing everyting to go through a local proxy that logs | 17:17 |
nacc | but even that could be circumvented, i think | 17:18 |
patdk-wk | how? | 17:18 |
patdk-wk | if you don't allow http access to anything else | 17:18 |
nacc | ah yes, that'd avoid that | 17:18 |
nacc | :) | 17:18 |
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moparisthebest | I just upgraded my remote server from 14.04 to 16.04, and eth0 is nowhere to be found and won't come up | 19:08 |
moparisthebest | and I have to fix it via a very crappy remote console, any ideas? | 19:08 |
moparisthebest | eth1 and docker and lxc interfaces, all of them are there | 19:08 |
moparisthebest | just not my single public one... | 19:09 |
nacc | moparisthebest: probably it's en0 or so | 19:10 |
nacc | moparisthebest: try passing net.ifnames=0 to the kernel | 19:11 |
moparisthebest | when I do ifup en0 it says 'Unknown interface en0' | 19:11 |
nacc | moparisthebest: well, i did say 'or so', it might be something else | 19:12 |
moparisthebest | should that kernel param give them the old names? | 19:15 |
moparisthebest | it's booting with that now | 19:15 |
nacc | moparisthebest: yes, it should disable the https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/PredictableNetworkInterfaceNames/ from systemd, aiui | 19:16 |
moparisthebest | nacc: still same eth1 and no eth0 | 19:24 |
moparisthebest | is there a way to find whatever name it assigned them? | 19:24 |
moparisthebest | if they don't show in ifconfig or ip addr that is? | 19:24 |
nacc | moparisthebest: are they detected per `dmesg` ? | 19:25 |
moparisthebest | oh wait, that's different | 19:26 |
moparisthebest | before ifup eth0 says unknown interface | 19:26 |
moparisthebest | now it says 'cannot find device eth0, failed to bring up eth0' | 19:26 |
moparisthebest | nacc: so I have an encrypted disk, and dropbear running in pre-boot to let me ssh in and unlock the disk | 19:27 |
moparisthebest | and *that* works, so I know the drivers and hardware are still good, right? | 19:27 |
nacc | moparisthebest: eth0 isn't show in `ifconfig -a` either? | 19:28 |
moparisthebest | dmesg says 'eth0: renamed from veth2c693d2' | 19:29 |
moparisthebest | whatever that means | 19:29 |
nacc | moparisthebest: this is a VM? | 19:29 |
moparisthebest | nacc: ifconfig -a does not show it either | 19:29 |
nacc | i guess it doesn't need to be | 19:29 |
moparisthebest | and no, a dedicated server | 19:29 |
nacc | moparisthebest: that's the only mention of eth0 in dmesg? | 19:30 |
moparisthebest | no, actually | 19:31 |
moparisthebest | r8169 (the driver I suppose?) says eth1 renamed from eth0 | 19:31 |
moparisthebest | then 2 of those eth0: renamed from veth* | 19:31 |
moparisthebest | where * is both different | 19:31 |
moparisthebest | this machine has 2 physical interfaces, one internal-only, one public | 19:32 |
moparisthebest | they were eth0 and eth1 | 19:32 |
moparisthebest | so I have a ton of files in /etc/init.d/ and /etc/init/ | 19:44 |
moparisthebest | they seem to interfere and take preference when I tell systemctl to stop or disable a service | 19:45 |
moparisthebest | could any of them be a problem? | 19:45 |
moparisthebest | *should* there be anything there? | 19:45 |
nacc | moparisthebest: yeah, both are still shipped with a bunch of packages; iirc, the init.d scripts get switched to systemd on the fly when they source lsb-init-functions | 20:23 |
jmundine | anyone in the dfw area looking for a job? | 21:32 |
jmundine | Let me rephrase that---- Any one in dfw area looking for an ubuntu server admin job? | 21:34 |
jmundine | Okay, what about someone from england??? | 21:48 |
ikonia | ? | 21:56 |
jmundine | I guess it's too late to petition europe right now | 21:57 |
ikonia | what are you talking about ? | 21:57 |
ikonia | you're aware your in #ubuntu-server a channel to discuss and support the ubuntu server platform ? | 21:58 |
jmundine | oh, we're looking to hire an ubuntu server admin... And my company refuses to use a recruiter | 21:58 |
jmundine | I know; Was just trying something different | 21:58 |
ikonia | not really appropriate | 21:58 |
jmundine | wow, facism exists in irc now... Not exactly on topic but a bit off to the side... well, have fun in your own private little world | 22:00 |
mybalzitch | what an idiot | 22:01 |
Lartza | Why does php-smbclient install it's conf as /etc/php/mods-available/smbclient.ini? | 22:14 |
Lartza | When the expected path is /etc/php/7.0/mods-available | 22:15 |
mybalzitch | Lartza: file a bug report with the package maintainer | 22:15 |
Lartza | So it is a bug? | 22:15 |
mybalzitch | or an oversight | 22:15 |
Lartza | Oh it's already filed | 22:15 |
mybalzitch | beautiful | 22:15 |
Lartza | In july | 22:15 |
mybalzitch | oh | 22:16 |
mybalzitch | lol. | 22:16 |
mybalzitch | gg package maintainer | 22:16 |
Lartza | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php-smbclient/+bug/1579034 | 22:17 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 1579034 in php-smbclient (Ubuntu) "installs smbclient.ini to wrong directory when used with php 7" [Undecided,Confirmed] | 22:17 |
Lartza | I mean at least it's marked as Confirmed :P | 22:17 |
Lartza | It's actually filed in May | 22:17 |
Lartza | July is just when launchpad janitor made it confirmed | 22:17 |
Lartza | Something positive is that it's fixed in yakkety but :P | 22:20 |
powersj | nacc: around still? | 23:20 |
nacc | powersj: ack | 23:20 |
powersj | nacc: looking at old bugs, came across one for euca2ools, which is no longer in Debian | 23:21 |
powersj | well not in testing/unstable | 23:21 |
powersj | but it is fixed upstream | 23:21 |
powersj | if we wanted the fix, would it have to go through debian first? | 23:21 |
nacc | powersj: i see it in experimental/testing/unstable? | 23:22 |
nacc | powersj: according to rmadison | 23:22 |
powersj | nacc: my bad, I was using web ui and left it on stable | 23:22 |
nacc | powersj: np | 23:22 |
powersj | ok so gotta fix it there | 23:23 |
powersj | thx | 23:23 |
nacc | powersj: so i take it it's not already fixed in 3.1.0 ? | 23:23 |
nacc | Lartza: i'll look at it | 23:23 |
powersj | nacc: correct | 23:23 |
nacc | Lartza: sorry, i'm subscribed to all php bugs, but not necessarily all php- bugs | 23:23 |
nacc | powersj: how about the one in experimental :) | 23:23 |
powersj | nacc: nope | 23:25 |
nacc | powersj: ack so it might need a backport from upstream to Z and X then. And I would submittodebian from the Z tree at the same time | 23:25 |
powersj | nacc: ok thanks! | 23:26 |
powersj | one more... is there a short cut to using rmadison with debian other than typing the -u URL? | 23:26 |
nacc | rmadison -u debian | 23:27 |
powersj | sigh... so easy | 23:27 |
powersj | thanks! | 23:27 |
nacc | powersj: check `man rmadison` -u section, there's 5 by default | 23:27 |
nacc | although udd is defunct | 23:27 |
* nacc wonders how hard it would be to add ubuntu-new to that, if it's exposed | 23:28 | |
nacc | powersj: 5 aliases that is, to be clear | 23:31 |
Two-4-Flinching | hujo | 23:37 |
jgrimm | powersj, what's euca2tools bug? | 23:38 |
jgrimm | powersj, err. euca2ools | 23:38 |
powersj | LP# 1527341 | 23:39 |
jgrimm | powersj, talk to smoser tomorrow about that one | 23:41 |
powersj | jgrimm: ok | 23:41 |
jgrimm | powersj, i'm not sure we even care about that anymore, but also cirros is his pet project | 23:41 |
jgrimm | powersj, but looks reasonable/trivial to fix .. go for it, good one to cut your teeth on, tool & processwise | 23:45 |
powersj | jgrimm: yeah that is what I was thinking :) | 23:45 |
powersj | seemed easy enough | 23:45 |
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