[05:39] <binia> morning
[05:40] <binia> i just noticced a problem when doing upgrade on ubuntu server 16.04
[05:40] <binia> with php7.0
[05:40] <binia> tried then to reinstall or remove it even
[05:40] <binia> http://i.imgur.com/LkcuMQ1.png
[05:41] <binia> moved 7.0 folder from /etc/php/ and still no difference
[05:42] <binia> help please :)
[08:04] <law> hey all, I'm setting up a pre-seed file, but can't seem to figure out how to set answers to these two questions:
[08:04] <law> "Partition disks - Amoutn of volume group to use for guided partitioning"
[08:05] <law> and "Choose one or more pre-defined collections of software.  Choose software to install..."
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[11:47] <soahccc> Hey guys, I upgraded a somewhat "idle" server from 12.04 => 14.04 which not much going on in terms of services and had no problems. Do I have to expect problems with a machine with more services and self compiled stuff? In terms of linked libraries, etc. Just want to know what I'm getting into :)
[13:21] <mauritslamers> hey all, I have a peculiar problem: I am trying to run sudo on a fs which has been mounted ro because of a problem, but it doesn't allow me anything, as it claims that / is mounted with no-suid, which it isn't... any light on why this might be the case?
[13:23] <mauritslamers>   /usr/bin/sudo has its suid bit set, to that is not the issue
[13:39] <ikonia> is the root file system read only ?
[13:48] <mauritslamers> ikonia: yes
[13:48] <ikonia> no sudo for you then
[13:49] <mauritslamers> what I find strange is that there are other mount points which seem to be read write mounted with tmpfs, but they are too read only
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[23:05] <yoink> neither here nor there but does anyone have a suggestion for a straighforward-to-setup logfile agregator?
[23:06] <lordcirth> yoink, to gather them, or to view?
[23:07] <yoink> lordcirth: ideally it would handle both; thought I've setup rsyslog forwarding, I just find it a bit fidlly but then I'm not leveraging any number of other tools to help do so.
[23:07] <yoink> thought = though
[23:08] <lordcirth> yoink, for example, there is lnav to view logs.
[23:08] <yoink> lordcirth: anything in the same vane as greylog?
[23:08] <lordcirth> yoink, if you have many servers to manage, then you should use a configuration management tool such as Salt, which will make configuring them easy.
[23:09] <lordcirth> *vein ? No, I'm not familiar with greylog, sorry
[23:10] <yoink> thanks
[23:29] <jasonbbb> hey anyone available?
[23:31] <jasonbbb> need help configuring smtp on localhost where ISP blocks port 25. New to setting up server but everything else is configured for a website and is up and running yet cant send email verification emails out.
[23:42] <sypher> jasonbbb: You can configure postfix to relay via TLS-secured SMTP using a remote relay service.
[23:46] <jasonbbb> any links to tutorials for this as i am completely stumped where to begin
[23:47] <teward> jasonbbb: you would need an external SMTP server, somewhere, with auth configured to be able to send emails out over that way
[23:47] <teward> and even if that weren't the case, your ISP would probably be in the blacklist as a dynamic range.
[23:47] <sypher> jasonbbb: Start here: https://blog.bravi.org/?p=1065
[23:48] <sypher> jasonbbb: And consider a service like Mailgun as your relay.
[23:48] <teward> yep
[23:53] <jasonbbb> what are the summary of the desired steps to set up mailgun? does my server connect via smtp to that server to forward emails type of thing
[23:53] <teward> pretty much
[23:53] <teward> though i don't remember all the steps / full process
[23:54] <jasonbbb> which would require me to set up my post fix with the auth file to send to mailgun basically correct me if im wrong.