[04:01] repost from #ubuntu: hi, can someone help me figure out why i can't connect two machines together via a cross over on ubuntu 16.04 server [04:40] not sure why you need a crossover (almost every hardware that's not over 15 years old should do auto-sensing?) [04:41] anyway: most likely they are configured to be in different networks or something like that === Darcy is now known as Spydar007 [11:17] hi, what could be causing mysqld to stop working intermittently due to AppArmor - http://paste.ubuntu.com/23893144/ === Jare_ is now known as Jare [11:30] changed mysqld to complain mode in apparmor [11:45] Stry: that's odd. [11:45] Stry: I wonder if that started from the most recent security update. Any chance you could check please? [11:46] Stry: it may be a regression due to some upstream change which requires a widening of the AppArmor profile. [11:46] Stry: also, what does your MySQL error log say when it fails please, so I can keep an eye out for that in bug reports? [12:14] Hello all. I am trying to build deb packages for openstack components. Can someone point me to the process on how Ubuntu builds deb packages for openstack ? For example how a deb package for Openstack-Swift is built ? [12:16] If anyone can point me to the ubuntu openstack builds documentation would be great help. [12:24] rbasak: gimme a few to review the mysql logs [13:01] hello ... i am dealing with a previously setup LDAP implementation ... and there be duplicates for groups in the create home directory thing ... anyone know how to deal with home directory group mappings? [13:49] basically what they've done here is to set low numbers for the GIDs and now there are collisions [13:49] should have started somewhere like 5000 [13:49] so now i have to clean up their mess [14:10] coreycb: just have trove left and then ill start uploading what in universe [14:10] zul, ok thanks [14:17] zul, moving static assets for openstack-dashboard to /var/lib/openstack-dashboard/static should make the other project dashboards compatible [14:17] coreycb: coolio [14:18] zul, so i'm working on that. problem i'm hitting now is upgrades no likey so trying to figure that out. [14:18] coreycb: gotcha...im just trying to pump out uploads and then we can fix stuff if they are broken [14:19] zul, sounds good [14:34] Good morning [14:36] does anyone can help about interpretation of comand result netstat -n -p|grep SYN_REC ? [14:36] tcp 0 0 :22 116.31.116.11:50073 SYN_RECV - [14:37] I have my server in linode and IP 116.31.116.11 is from China [14:40] in my file /var/log/auth.log Jan 30 08:37:54 localhost sshd[29031]: refused connect from 116.31.116.11 (116.31.116.11) === Maya is now known as Guest31529 [16:09] anonymous_mx: you have one connection from 116.31.116.11 in state SYN_RECV [16:09] is this sufficient interpretation, yet? if not, what is unclear? [16:15] shouldn't a packages .orig.tar.xxx file be the actual version from the software itself? not modified? [16:18] patdk-wk: on the whole it will be an upstream tarball, yes (assuming you talk of packaging( [16:19] gpg: Signature made Mon 23 Jan 2017 12:54:16 PM EST using RSA key ID C1A4AEA6 [16:19] gpg: BAD signature from "Quagga Release Signing Key" [16:19] for quagga_1.1.1.orig.tar.gz [16:20] verifing this cause I can't upload my package cause of this [16:20] File quagga_1.1.1.orig.tar.gz already exists in Primary Archive for Ubuntu, but uploaded version has different contents. [16:20] where mine matches http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/quagga/quagga-1.1.1.tar.gz.asc [16:20] diff shows a lot of changes [16:26] coreycb: can we add a column uca reports for ubuntu-proposed please? [16:30] tomreyn: You are right, maybe my doubt is how that IP was connect in my server if in hosts.deny ALL:ALL and hosts.allow only my IP, how they could to connect in my server [16:31] that's only for accepting sessions, not TCP [16:31] you need to firewall for that [16:34] zul, yeah i have a todo to do that. not sure how soon i'll get it done though. [16:36] ack [16:40] Hello all. I am trying to build deb packages for openstack components. Can someone point me to the process on how Ubuntu builds deb packages for openstack ? For example how a deb package for Openstack-Swift is built ? === petevg is now known as petevg_noms [17:06] I recieved a notification that a certain ip address is requesting too many connections form a server. How can I go about finding something out about this IP address? [17:07] Trying to just get some broad details [17:17] jayjo: netstat or ss on the server in question should give you a good starting point [18:05] krb5-user : Depends: libkrb5-3 (= 1.12+dfsg-2ubuntu4) but 1.12+dfsg-2ubuntu4.2 is to be installed [18:06] How can I know what is the other package that is trying to install the wrong libkrb5-3 ? [18:09] soren, could you approve hallyn's request to be member of vmbuilder ? [18:09] https://launchpad.net/~vmbuilder-dev [18:10] Tahvok: have you run apt-get update recently? [18:10] sarnold: yes [18:10] and while you're at it, isupposed make me a admin if you're not opposed to that === petevg_noms is now known as petevg [18:10] sarnold: it's a very old system, I'm just trying to understand how to find that 'other' package [18:10] Tahvok: is your mirror recently updated? 1.12+dfsg-2ubuntu4.2 is way out of date [18:11] sarnold: as I said, it's a very old system. I'm just working with what I have. The main repo is actually a local mirror from 2014 [18:12] Tahvok: it feels like the sort of thing that would be fixed by resyncing your local repository. [18:13] That's what fixed in on 2 servers that I fixed a similar error on them already. But doesn't fix it on the other 2 I'm working right now [18:14] Anyway, it appears that for some reason apt doesn't pick up the newer (and available) ubuntu4.2 package from the local repo.. [18:17] so I -think- the approach then is to start from the dists/trusty-{updates,security}/InRelease and *Release* files and make sure that the signatures validate, make sure that the hashes validate the main/binary-amd64/Packages* files, and make sure the Packages* files have the newer -2ubuntu4.2 packages (or better yet, the 1.12+dfsg-2ubuntu5.3 packages), and all -those- hashes validate.. [18:17] normally you can trust apt to report errors on these things [18:18] but it's odd that different binary packages built from the same source package appear to be available [18:18] smoser: thx :) [18:19] and because it feels like something is out of sync you might as well cover all the bases manually by hand to track it down :( [18:27] So, found the problem and fixed it. I was wrong regarding the package in the repo. It was *not* present there. Perhaps I missread some other package. Anyway, I copied the package from a cache from one of the other 2 server that are working, and install it with dpkg -i, then fixed dependencies with apt-get install -f [18:28] sarnold: thanks for your help anyway [18:30] Tahvok: man :/ sounds like a frustrating expierience. good luck bringing these machines up to date, kicking and screaming one package at a time :) === crazybluek is now known as Blueking [20:06] coreycb: neutron is going to need a new dep in rc1 [20:07] zul, alright [20:07] zul, why not, it's rc1 after all :) [21:53] nacc, thanks, will mark that done [21:54] jgrimm: np, sorry for the delay, hard to context swtich from iscsi to anything else [21:54] no worries at all [21:54] jgrimm: i'll try and get nspr done too [21:54] nacc, cool [22:12] jgrimm: fyi, you can see (after `git fetch lpusip`) that your at merge has been integrated into the history for ubuntu/devel [22:15] nacc, cool