[00:00] Cool! It is weird that it exactly same Libvirt XML works with previous versions available on Ubuntu 16.04 but, after upgrading to Ocata Cloud Archive, memAccess not good anymore... [00:00] This is a common setup that you can find on OVS+DPDK / Libvirt / KVM tutorials across the Internet. [00:01] Including this one: [00:01] https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/DPDK.html [00:01] Not working anymore... =/ [00:01] ThiagoCMC: i know little about all of the various bits together -- that is strange [00:02] That's okay... =) === lowercaseman is now known as lowercaseman-gon === lowercaseman-gon is now known as lowercaseman === lowercaseman is now known as lowercaseman-gon === lowercaseman-gon is now known as lowercaseman === lowercaseman is now known as lowercaseman-gon === lowercaseman-gon is now known as lowercaseman === lowercaseman is now known as lowercaseman-gon === lowercaseman-gon is now known as lowercaseman === lowercaseman is now known as lowercaseman-gon === lowercaseman-gon is now known as lowercaseman [01:18] Hi. I have a fresh Ubuntu server installation with apache2 installed and I would like to simply configure it so that for any page that is not found the user is sent to /dnshelp.html . This is the full contents of my /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/24154871/ . I have only changed it by adding lines 30 and 31. I still get a generic apache 404 error page though. [01:18] I'm assuming I'm missing something simple, anyone see what it is? :) [01:21] Jordan_U: did you reload the apache configuration? what entries do you get in the error.log and access.log when making requests that should use this 404/ [01:24] sarnold: I've run "sudo systemctl restart apache2.service" which gives the following warning: http://paste.ubuntu.com/24154901/ . [01:25] Jordan_U: aha, run the suggested command and try again [01:26] sarnold: Unfortunately makes no change. If I restart apache2 again afterward I get the same error. [01:26] okay, good. so, next step, what's in the apache logs? [01:28] sarnold: access.log: 10.190.32.21 - - [13/Feb/2016:10:38:05 -0800] "GET /asdfasdfasdf HTTP/1.1" 404 624 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/57.0.2987.98 Safari/537.36" [01:31] sarnold: http://paste.ubuntu.com/24154925/ [01:32] Jordan_U: hrm the log entries with dates look a month old [01:34] sarnold: http://paste.ubuntu.com/24154939/ . I guess I should fix that first :) [01:35] ah :) [01:35] This is an old laptop that's been sitting in storage for who knows how long, but I would have expected installing Ubuntu to have updated the RTC. [02:00] Seems our network blocks NTP servers for some reason. :( [02:00] ewwww [02:01] for the next few months you might able to use tlsdate [02:07] sarnold: Well, my date is now correct but I still don't get the 404 page I want. How would you go about setting a custom (simple, static html) 404 page on a fresh Ubuntu installation? [02:08] Well, I have to leave this problem until tomorrow. Thanks for the help so far though. [02:09] Jordan_U: I think I would have done exactly what you did, but only way slower, because I don't know apache very well; I always found nginx easier to configure [03:53] not sure if i'm on the right channel if, not pls tell me where to go. BUT Nicely Pls [03:53] broke my usb port on my printer. not wifi compatiable. only option is ethernet. [03:54] don't know how to configure. I'm not a techie [08:17] ThiagoCMC: nacc: hi, I've seen the change you are facing in libvirt [08:17] ThiagoCMC: nacc: Newer libvirt needs you to specify the page size [08:17] ThiagoCMC: that is not a "bug" in the to-be-fixed sense [08:17] ThiagoCMC: and the doc is for 16.04 still :-/ [08:17] ThiagoCMC: in the past I already made FYI updates there for newer openvswitch versions that changed [08:18] ThiagoCMC: I'll do so again, for this, but doc releases take time [08:18] ThiagoCMC: until then a change like following will fix it for you [08:18] ThiagoCMC: https://git.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-server/ubuntu/+source/dpdk-testing/commit/?id=8289749a59b79567fb7c0b94054571be8f6efdcc === JanC is now known as Guest5212 === JanC_ is now known as JanC === miczac_ is now known as miczac === Piper-Off is now known as Monthrect === jelly-home is now known as jelly [11:38] hello. If I use `ssh-copy-id user@server.net` and I have root (password) access to that server, can I complete the task using that password, or does it not work because user isn't root? === JanC_ is now known as JanC [14:24] adrian_1908: you need that user's password, or you can login as root and put the key there manually. [14:31] ducasse: yeah, thanks. I recall having used the command with success but not how exactly I did it. So I would simply invoke `ssh-copy-id user@server`, enter the system password of user and it should work? [14:31] adrian_1908: yep. [14:32] thanks! [15:45] so I've started install of ubuntu on a machine a couple times now to play with configuration, the network interface list seems kind of strange. I've got my cable plugged into nic0, initially the list shows enO0 and rename[123], then it showed eno1 with rename[123], now its showing eno1 with rename[345] [15:46] and I'm having to guess which rename is actually eno0 [15:54] jiffe: whats this "rename[123]" and "rename[345]"? [15:54] rather than typing rename1, rename2 etc I combined them [15:54] that's the name of the devices in the list [15:55] you are aware of this right? https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/PredictableNetworkInterfaceNames/ [15:55] about interface names and enumeration in general [15:56] this seems very unpredictable as it keeps changing [15:56] well it should not be changing afaik [15:56] then I think we need another round of QA :) [15:57] i still don'T get what the rename1 ... is [15:57] I'll likely be going through this again so I can take a screenshot here in a bit [15:57] are you saying these are kernel processes renaming the network interfaces? [15:59] I don't know whats doing the renaming, when I load the ubuntu install disk and it gets to the point of listing network interfaces, those are the names of the interfaces (eno1, rename3, rename4, rename5), there are 4 interfaces [16:00] oh, well i've never come across network interfaces called "rename*" [16:01] I don't know why it would name one accordingly and label the rest rename* either [16:02] whats this hardware + driver? [16:03] Intel® i350 Gigabit Ethernet https://www.supermicro.com/products/system/2u/6027/ssg-6027r-e1r12n.cfm [16:03] and which command returns the 'rename*' interfaces? [16:04] I'm not issues commands, this is on the install screen [16:04] hmm, well yes do show screenies then [16:06] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/biosdevname/+bug/1284043 seems related [16:06] Launchpad bug 1284043 in biosdevname (Ubuntu) "udev renaming the same hardware network i/f to different name, breaks networking and firewall" [High,Confirmed] [16:06] jiffe: which version are you installing there, 14.04? [16:07] 16.04.1 [16:07] oh, i hadn't expected it to happen there [16:08] note comment #4 [16:09] so this is clearly a hardware / driver specific issue [16:12] one thing I'm noticing now that I'm watching this is the detecting network hardware screen is taking a long time [16:14] http://nsab.us/public/nethw.jpg [16:26] so here's another question, is it possible to install ubuntu 16.04 server on a zfs mirror so that it is completely redundant including boot information? [16:27] the alternative I think is to use software raid1 for / and GPT and zfs for the remainder [16:34] should be able to, but I use zfs for storage, and a small ssd to boot from. makes maintence easier === miczac_ is now known as miczac [18:12] hello all... [18:13] I can't get LVM working in automatic installation... [18:14] the instructions are simply ignored, the installer creates "root" volume and "swap_1" though I name them differently and even removealtogether the swap partition but it ignores my instructions... === Agent_ is now known as Agent