[00:00] zzz_: no; what are you trying to solve? [00:00] geigerCounter: sorry, I had to run last night; how'd things work out? [00:05] https://www.youtube.com/live_dashboard [00:05] sarnold i have a croned .sh that logs in to a service with secret credentials. if i run the file directly from the command line i get a warning that i shouldnt use passwords on the command line [00:05] hey whats up im messing around [00:05] i am making sure it's safe to do so [00:06] mine ? [00:06] lol ok [00:06] damm trying to make the bacround screen look cool [00:10] lol this is hard wrok lol [00:10] zzz_: aha. :) note that processes and their arguments are visible via top or ps auxw or /proc/*/cmdline [00:11] zzz_: so it's not very safe to call it that way if you have untrusted users or untrusted services on your computer [00:12] what service? [00:20] hey man can you guys see video on my stream === JanC is now known as Guest87122 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [01:59] sarnold: Tactical retreat for sanity's sake. Never got anybody to try connecting to my server to see, but a port tester was able to connect fine. So I think it is the ISP of my current location blocking the connection. :/ [01:59] geigerCounter: aha. do you still need testing? [01:59] This is rather obnoxious, of course, because I can't try testing with a mail client. [01:59] sarnold: Yep. [01:59] geigerCounter: what address? [02:00] sarnold: somethinghub.com [02:01] geigerCounter: it sure feels like a firewall set to DROP rather than REJECT [02:02] sarnold: Yes, yes it does. But I'm also having trouble with authenticating locally over s_client, so I've got two issues for the price of one. [02:02] what a deal! [02:03] * geigerCounter laughs [02:03] Fortunately I have something to stave away the frustration. [02:04] sarnold: http://youtu.be/T-hZhr2k2hk [02:08] geigerCounter: nice :) [02:09] I've got ghostbusters 2 going at the moment [02:45] sarnold: Did the test succeed? [02:46] geigerCounter: no, I never got any response to the HELO command, it just hung like a firewall was dropping packets [02:46] :/ [02:46] Try EHLO ? [02:47] * sarnold facepalm.gif [02:48] geigerCounter: sigh. _my_ ISP blocks outgoing port 25. [02:48] geigerCounter: testing from another machine shows your machine works just fine. [02:48] 220 somethinghub.com ESMTP Exim 4.82 Ubuntu Sat, 18 Feb 2017 21:47:41 -0500 [03:01] sarnold: Awesome [03:02] Why do so many ISPs block it, I wonder? [03:05] they're trying to cut down spam from their users when they get compromised [03:06] and they do, users install the stupidest things in their browsers, or click on the stupidest things in their email.. [03:09] there is NO ligit usecase for users to send email using port 25 [03:10] expecially this day in age when your email has reputation, dkim, and spf rules it MUST pass [03:11] also, residentual isp don't normally have static ip, and let you set the reverse dns entry, that are required for email also [09:38] hello all [09:38] I was looking at this charms bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/charms/+source/mediawiki/+bug/1655069 [09:38] Launchpad bug 1655069 in mediawiki (Juju Charms Collection) "db-relation-changed bug syntax error" [Undecided,New] [09:39] I am not yet very familiar with Charms, looks like the code on Launchpad is only for Precise branches [09:39] I cant figure out where is the Xenial code for this charm, can anybody help me out ? === JanC_ is now known as JanC [13:43] Good afternoon [14:16] I think one of the recent kernel releases broke 16.04's OOM killer. In particular the OOM killer has become really aggressive with KVM virtualization. [14:16] https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-4-4-5-kernel-out-of-memory-kill-process-8543-kvm-score-or-sacrifice-child.31569/#post-157162 [14:17] The OOM killer is killing VMs even with less than 60% of my hypervisor RAM being used. [15:08] Really? That is quite agressive indeed. Is more memory committed that allowed? === miczac_ is now known as miczac [18:16] Hi all. What terminal text editor do y'all use? [18:17] I am currently having some apt packaging issues. Not sure how it happened, as I don't recall updating the server in several days. I have tried using 'dpkg --configure -a' and removing the lock file and trying to upgrade again, but unfortunately, it still won't work. [18:18] geigerCounter, nano vim [18:18] Full log is here: https://paste.ubuntu.com/24028525/ [18:20] caliculk, proper solution: run 'sudo fuser -v /var/cache/debconf/config.dat ' to see what process, and kill it. >> http://askubuntu.com/a/380701 [18:20] Yeah, just found that. [18:20] I thought I would come here first. [18:21] Good thinking, go ahead. [18:21] hello [18:22] OerHeks: Neat. I've been trying out this fairly recent one called micro that I've been enjoying so far. [18:23] I am trying to enable CORS (Cross Origin Resource Sharing ) [18:23] any tips? [18:23] Well, I guess this was part of the problem - https://paste.ubuntu.com/24028554/ grub won't upgrade :/ [20:34] I'm trying to install mariadb-server and using the command mysql_secure_installation, it complains about not being able to write some files to disk, even if I run it with sudo -u mysql, am I supposed to run it as root? I don't want to screw up the permissions for later. [20:35] log: https://paste.ubuntu.com/24029495/ [20:37] Looking at the files on disk it seems to be a bit of a mix between root and mysql that owns things [20:37] I think you do run with the mysql root account [20:40] shouldnt matter if you are root or not. shouldnt need to sudo [20:42] ok, it definitely does on this machine [20:43] maybe I've screwed up permissions allready, I've installed/purged/reinstalled === JanC_ is now known as JanC