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naccjgrimm: fyi, moin just finished too02:17
jgrimmnacc, :) thank you02:29
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lordievaderGood morning.08:51
alkisg'morning :)08:53
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lordievaderHey alkisg09:08
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JemalMohahello12:14
alkisgHello12:16
JemalMohaHelp : Disable ETRN and VRFY commands.12:27
coreycbzul, i'm seeing some issues listing instances in b3.  looks like something to do with cells.12:51
zulerm...12:51
zullike what?12:51
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JemalMohaHelp!! how to Disable ETRN and VRFY commands.13:08
joelioJemalMoha: I assume you mean SMTP, but you've not given any information about what server you're running13:41
joelioalso, why do you need to disable them ooi13:42
mike_carlesHi people, I tried to customise ubuntu-server ISOs like I did for ubuntu-desktops. But It fails to install (no fail on boot, but on copying stage). Any Ideas?14:43
mike_carlesIs there any docs, hints for customizing ubuntu-server default squashfs-filesystem. Why is it different than -desktop?14:44
mike_carlesThanks in advance ;)14:44
cpaelzerzul: coreycb: I'm currently sniffin the qemu triggered dep8 tests via Bileto/Britney, I've seen a nova one fail on ppc now that did not a few days ago14:57
cpaelzerzul: coreycb: it only fails on ppc64el (at least in my case now)14:57
coreycbcpaelzer, ok thanks we'll take a look14:57
cpaelzerzul: coreycb: when checking the log it comes down to "ERROR: NOVA-COMPUTE FOR nova-compute-kvm IS NOT RUNNING"14:57
zulcpaelzer: url?14:57
cpaelzerzul: coreycb: good case https://bileto.ubuntu.com/excuses/2432/zesty.html14:57
cpaelzerah that was bad case14:58
cpaelzerzul: coreycb: really good case https://objectstorage.prodstack4-5.canonical.com/v1/AUTH_39a8dbb93caf4ec889f8a1b7f69885db/bileto-2379-excuses/2017-01-30_07:30:02/2379_zesty_excuses.html14:58
cpaelzerzul: coreycb: let me know if anything rings a bell14:58
cpaelzerI haven't just rerun it as that is not working as non-core-dev on bileto triggered tests14:59
zulcpaelzer/coreycb: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23911244/14:59
zulcoreycb: thats interesting...^^^15:00
cpaelzerabout 100 lines before "Setting up qemu-kvm (1:2.8+dfsg-2ubuntu1) ...^M"15:01
cpaelzerand as you see other archs and almost same test last week worked15:01
cpaelzerI couldn't check if it transient since I can't juts restart the test and new-ticket+full-set would be a bit of a hammer without discussing with you before15:01
zulcpaelzer: yeah thanks...im not sure why its thinking its 1.5.315:02
coreycbzul, there were a few updates in libvirt/driver.py in b315:02
zulcoreycb: yeah lemme poke15:03
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zulcoreycb: https://github.com/openstack/nova/commit/4485aaf1c9bc6167eb316a9a092e52f1241234b816:22
zulcpaelzer: for whats it worth i havent been able to reproduce it16:24
cpaelzerzul: ok, thanks for checking16:25
cpaelzerzul: then I might as well upload as it might just have been transient16:25
zulcoreycb: ^^^ what do you think?16:25
coreycbzul, cpaelzer, go ahead. we still have to upload nova a few more times so we'll keep an eye on it's tests.16:31
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zulcoreycb: murano-pkg-check is in the archive ill upload murano this afternoon16:57
PopziI have a problem with mysql blocking me from doing just about anything with apt... im trying to install some things to fix our website which all my colleauges use to do work, and I cant until mysql stops hanging on Setting up mysql-server-5.5 (5.5.54-0+deb8u1) ...  I've tried turning the service off and upgrading it, but it wont bloody budge, any ideas?17:16
Popziannnnnd as I say this, it's just done upgrading.............17:18
rbasak5.5.54-0+deb8u1? That's a Debian package, not an Ubuntu one.17:20
rbasakYou should not have that installed unless you're running Debian.17:20
rbasakIf you're running Ubuntu, start by dropping Debian apt repositories from your sources.list and sources.list.d/17:20
rbasakPopzi: ^17:20
rbasak(or, probably safer: reinstall)17:20
Popzirbasak: I dont have any debain sources, I installed mysql with the default apt-get mysql17:21
naccPopzi: are you sure you're on ubuntu?17:21
rbasakUbuntu has never published mysql-server-5.5 (5.5.54-0+deb8u1).17:21
Popzinacc 100% lol17:21
naccPopzi: pastebin sources.list (or `apt update` output) and `lsb_release -a`17:22
compdocmine are all updated to 5.7 through apt, but Im on 16.0417:22
cpaelzerrbasak: you had a link in the past - I think it was on LP, but fail to find it - where you could see the upload histroy of a LP user - can you share that link again (wherever it really pointed to)?17:46
rbasakcpaelzer: https://launchpad.net/~/+uploaded-packages17:50
fuzzywuzzyhi18:02
fuzzywuzzyI was doing updates on one of my servers and see the package ntfs-3g installed and don't recall installing it.  Is there a comannd I can use to trace when it was installed and what it relates to?18:03
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saju_mi am trying to upgrade 'libpam-modules_1.1.8-1ubuntu2' to 'libpam-modules_1.1.8-1ubuntu2.2' in ubuntu 14.04 LTS server. But its not installing.19:08
saju_mI have seen following lines in http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/libpam-modules19:08
saju_mibpam-modules-bin (= 1.1.8-1ubuntu2) [not amd64, i386]19:08
saju_mand19:08
saju_mlibpam-modules-bin (= 1.1.8-1ubuntu2.2) [amd64, i386]19:08
saju_mWhat is the meaning of these lines ?19:09
tarpmansaju_m: look at the table of the bottom of the page: different architectures have different versions of the package. I guess the security repo only built i386 and amd64, or something like that19:10
alkisgWhat's the error message?19:10
tarpmansaju_m: but if you look at the trusty-updates page instead of trusty, it has 2.2 for all arches. so that shouldn't be your problem, assuming you have trusty-updates enabled19:10
alkisgWhat is your architecture?19:11
alkisgThose lines mean "if it's x86, depend on 2.2, otherwise depend on the previous 2 version"19:12
alkisgSo e.g. a raspberry would get ubuntu2, and an intel pc would get 2.219:12
saju_mhttp://dpaste.com/03NXCN319:12
alkisgsudo apt-get update; sudo apt-cache policy libpam-modules19:13
saju_mhttp://dpaste.com/0PK01ZJ19:15
tarpmano.O19:15
alkisgsaju_m: any reason that you don't want to update all your packages?19:16
alkisgWhy this selective update?19:16
alkisg(also, nice repositories... :D)19:16
saju_myes, we are doing selective upgrade19:16
alkisgYou're trying to update one package, and hold back others that need to be updated too19:17
alkisgHence the message "3 not upgraded"19:17
saju_mi have notices that, we dont have libpam-modules-bin (= 1.1.8-1ubuntu2.2)19:17
tarpmansaju_m: basically, libpam-modules and libpam-modules-bin must be at exactly the same version19:17
alkisgIf you try with aptitude, I guess you'll see more extensive messages19:17
saju_mhttp://dpaste.com/0CSMN0H19:17
alkisgI.e. the name of the other 2 packages that need to be upgraded along with libpam-modules19:17
alkisgThen your repository isn't synced with the ubuntu one, it has partial upgrades there19:18
alkisgThat's why you can't upgrade, you have bad repositories19:18
saju_mok, i got it19:18
saju_mhow do i know the required packages19:19
saju_mit it mentioned here http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/libpam-modules19:19
saju_mThat is why I asked the meaning of line libpam-modules-bin (= 1.1.8-1ubuntu2) [not amd64, i386]19:19
alkisgI think that aptitude will tell you the names without you having to manually check the dependencies19:20
alkisgYou need 2.2 since you have amd6419:20
saju_mok19:22
saju_mcan i do dry run with aptitude19:22
saju_mlike apt-get install --dry-run foo19:22
alkisgI think it's "-s", check the man page19:23
alkisgI don't use aptitude, but it does have more extensive information in such broken cases :)19:24
saju_myes, thanks19:27
saju_maptitude is showing that dependencies19:27
coreycbbeisner, hello, can you promote python-rfc3986 - 0.2.2-0ubuntu0.16.10.1~cloud0 to newton-proposed?21:16
beisnercoreycb, ooo a new pkg21:17
coreycbbeisner, ya!21:17
coreycbbeisner, bug 165396721:18
ubottubug 1653967 in OpenStack Global Requirements "nova raises ConfigFileValueError for URLs with dashes" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/165396721:18
tewardanyone know where the snapcraft people lurk?22:21
tewardI have complaints :P22:21
tewardnevermind, I have to read better22:21
sarnoldprobably someone would be in #snappy22:39
saju_mapt-get install mysql-server-5.5, removes mysql-server and packages depend of mysql-server (eg:omd,omd-1.30)22:50
saju_mplease check this http://dpaste.com/36TMJFX22:50
beisnercoreycb, python-rfc3986 -> newton-proposed, check.22:50
saju_min control file of omd, i can see depends mysql-server22:51
saju_mHow can i avoid the deletion of omd package22:51
rbasakThere is no omd package in Ubuntu.22:52
rbasakYou should probably speak with the people who provide that.22:52
tewardsarnold: they were less than helpful, the snapcraft rocket chat room helped.22:53
teward:P22:53
saju_mlocation of omd22:53
saju_mhttps://labs.consol.de/repo/stable/ubuntu/dists/trusty/main/binary-amd64/omd-1.30.trusty.amd64.deb22:53
naccsaju_m: some non-ubuntu repo.22:54
rbasakAsk them to fix their packages.22:54
naccsaju_m: generically, one could try `apt install mysql-server-5.5 omd`, but dunno if that will work if omd depends on mysql-server and mysql-server is about to be removed.22:54
sarnoldwhat package did mysql-server drag in?22:54
rbasakIn Trusty, mysql-server depends on mysql-server-5.522:55
rbasakHowever mysql-server-5.6 is available in universe.22:55
naccrbasak: ah right22:55
naccrbasak: well then i don't know why saju_m said that installing mysql-server-5.5 removes mysql-server22:55
rbasakIf omd depends on mysql-server-5.622:55
saju_mnacc, seee this http://dpaste.com/36TMJFX22:56
rbasakAnd mysql-server-5.6 conflicts with mysql-server-5.5.22:56
saju_mcontrol file of omd http://dpaste.com/27Z3DXX22:56
naccsaju_m: i believe you have random other repositories enabled that are not ubuntu (jiocloud?)(22:56
saju_mthat is custom repo22:58
sarnoldwhat does apt-cache policy mysql-server   report?22:58
saju_msarnold, http://dpaste.com/0N7XR7Q23:00
saju_mmy question is this23:00
saju_mshould we need to specify mysql-server-5.5 in control file of omd package ?23:01
sarnoldit certainly feels funny to require that the -server- be on the same host as the omd package. normally people care about the mysql client library bindings.23:01
sarnolddamn -- 5.5.46-0ubuntu0.14.04.2 is over a year old! something is seriously wrong with your mirrors23:03
naccyes, i think whatever 'snapshot' is being used is ancient and out of sync.23:03
saju_myes, that is old23:04
saju_mi am trying to upgrade it23:04
saju_mmay be i need to allow mysql-server-5.5 to delete omd, then later install omd again ?23:05
saju_mdoes it work ?23:06
sarnoldif this were my problem to solve I think I'd work first on trying to get the existing system upgraded to today23:07
naccsaju_m: sorry, we really can't support using old defunct mirrors -- that's basically ubuntu any more, but a snapshot in time (arbitrarily)23:07
sarnoldand then once it's upgraded to today, then start adding new packages23:07
nacci would suggest a first step is to stop using your broken mirrors23:07
bigstu80Hi all, I'm trying to set up ubuntu server headless on some old hardware. No onboard video and when I pull the GPU it's getting stuck during startup. Unfortunately it doesn't get far enough for SSH to work - any thoughts?23:46
sarnoldcan you hook up a serial interface? or ipmi-serial?23:47
bigstu80sarnold: probably not23:47
bigstu80sidenote: I'm not in front of the machine right now - just looking for possible avenues to test later23:47
bigstu80using ubuntu server 16.04 - it's getting past grub as I can hear the tone23:48
bigstu80troubleshooting with a friend (who knows a lot more than me) thinks its something during startup blocking whilst waiting for a display23:49
sarnoldmuch like the old 'keyboard not found, press f1 to continue'23:53
geniiMight be some bios setting to ignore no video card23:55
genii( if it has no onboard)23:55
bigstu80genii: yeah I disabled halt on (i.e. don't halt for any errors) and the grub beep is going off so it shouldn't be a bios issue23:56
bigstu80I previously had it working in 14.04 server on the same hardware so it must be a config thing23:57
geniiDoes it have a serial port?23:57
bigstu80unfortunately I can't recall what the fix was23:57
bigstu80genii: nope23:57
geniiYeah, that makes it more problemmatic23:57
bigstu80sarnold: I'll look into ipmi-serial - might be able to get it working via grub (if the article I'm reading is correct)23:57
sarnoldbigstu80: note that I don't know any specific tool named 'ipmi-serial' -- that was just a shorthand to stand for "is there a management interface that can provide a serial interface over a network?"23:58
bigstu80I assume I could also use journalctl in 16.04 to check old boot logs and see where it's getting stuck?23:59
sarnoldI suspect you knew that :) but still, I wanted to make clear23:59
sarnoldbigstu80: I don't think we have persistent journals turned on so the -b interface is probably useless.. until you get it up and running. of course there's still syslog stuff in /var/log/23:59
bigstu80sarnold: assume nothing :) whilst I set up the machine using salt provisioning scripts I'm a complete beginner when it comes to grub and boot23:59

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