[02:06] how to disable/blacklist a package to be installed permanently? [02:10] pinning [03:03] hello all [03:17] fishcooker: https://askubuntu.com/questions/75895/how-to-forbid-a-specific-package-to-be-installed [04:13] good morning === xnox_ is now known as xnox [08:55] morning cpaelzer [08:58] hi jamespage [08:58] jamespage: as much as I like a greeting I'm afraid there is more coming - is it? [08:58] jamespage: and a good morning to you as well [09:38] nope just good morning ;) [10:00] noted dpb1, thanks [10:35] hm. not having much luck in getting Network Manager to push actual upstream dns servers to resolvconf after 17.04. /run/resolvconf/interfaces/NetworkManager is only getting 127.0.1.1 [10:36] borking the unbound integration. [10:59] dns=unbound in NetworkManager.conf + dnssec-trigger seems to work better. hmm. === JanC_ is now known as JanC === med_ is now known as Guest45512 [12:03] jamespage: coreycb: if one could check if you have seen bug 1583009 that would be kind [12:03] bug 1583009 in Ubuntu Cloud Archive "Error starting domain since update" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1583009 [12:05] zioproto: you had an update to this bug recently ^^ [12:05] zioproto: was your update Trusty+UCA-Mitaka -> Xenial (no UCA) ? [12:24] cpaelzer, i've not seen that one [12:25] cpaelzer, that's the release where group name etc were changed i think [12:25] coreycb: thanks for checking [12:25] coreycb: and yes it is the libvirt->libvirtd switch [12:25] cpaelzer, seems suspicious that this started to occur in 1.3.4 and 1.3.3 changed the group [12:26] but still why only in some cases [12:27] actually no, xenial already was the one changing IIRC [12:27] checking [12:27] cpaelzer, i'd guess a race [12:29] the last report of zioproto was T->X which is to 1.3.1 [12:29] which was prior to the rename [12:30] cpaelzer, oh ok. any log messages? seems like init fails the first time around for libvirtd and virtlogd, but starting them again works. [12:30] coreycb: I haven't seen more than what is in the bug [12:30] coreycb: I mainly wanted to do a check if this showed up with you [12:31] The more related changes are more likely all the renamings of libvirt services in 1.3.1, but then without any better repro or data it can't be debugged for now [12:40] cpaelzer, it looks like a fix may have been provided to yakkety but not yet backported to xenial for upstart and sysvinit [12:41] cpaelzer, maybe not a race but depends on upstart vs systemd? just guessing. [12:41] I wish hallyn would still be around as he was already context switched into this [12:42] maybe he is atm [12:42] cpaelzer: sorry I am in a meeting. Yes I have seen 1583009 [12:42] zioproto: the question was more on the exact versions you upgraded from/to - but take your time ro report after the meeting is over [13:16] cpaelzer: version that works for me is qemu-system-x86_2.5+dfsg-5ubuntu10.11_amd64.deb and qemu-block-extra_2.5+dfsg-5ubuntu10.11_amd64.deb [13:25] Hey all, I logged into my server this morning and it says my boot partition (300 mb) is at 89%. Not sure why or what to do with it [13:28] xpistos, there is a script to clean up the older kernels. If you install "byobu", you can then "sudo purge-old-kernels". More at http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2016/05/remove-old-kernels-ubuntu-16-04/ [13:34] simosx: Thanks. That worked like a charm! Book marking it now. [13:54] cpaelzer: i'm afraid i'm not context switched into anything :) bug#? === Guest45512 is now known as med_ [14:36] hallyn: bug 1583009 [14:36] bug 1583009 in Ubuntu Cloud Archive "Error starting domain since update" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1583009 [15:55] how to let mongodb automatically start if my server reboots (Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS 64bit Server) [17:54] How to let mongodb automatically start if my server reboots (Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS 64bit Server)? === CodeMouse92 is now known as CodeMouse92__ [18:26] c0mrade: if you don't already have a systemd unit file or sysv-init script for your mongodb then you should write one [18:32] There are examples on the net all over [20:56] how do I find duplicate in sources.list [20:56] vi [20:56] how would there be duplicates in there? [20:56] patdk-lp: i know .. sort | uniq did not find duplicates/// [20:57] patdk-lp: previous guy.. :-) [20:57] sort | uniq will NOT find duplicates [20:57] patdk-lp: I had to stop him for a sec.. [20:57] pasting it.. [20:57] axisys: did you get a message printed at apt-get update? [20:58] http://dpaste.com/399TSGB [20:58] dpb1: yep [20:58] axisys: paste that please? [20:58] line 21, remove main [20:58] with the message http://dpaste.com/07CBN6Q [20:58] patdk-lp: ah [20:59] only thing I see [20:59] universe in there too [20:59] duplicated [20:59] where? [20:59] oh, line 21 is just a whole dup [20:59] remove line 21 [20:59] right [21:00] fixed.. thank you guys.. [21:00] mutliple pair of eyes :-) [21:02] W: There is no public key available for the following key IDs: [21:02] 3B4FE6ACC0B21F32 [21:02] showing 4 times.. [21:02] no external repo.. just ubuntu [21:02] * axisys looking for the previous guys [21:02] heh [21:03] I provide free hosting on my home server :P full root account, up to 2GBs of RAM and 200GB of HDD. [21:03] c0mrade, why do we care? [21:04] patdk-lp: I don't know. [21:04] !ot | c0mrade [21:04] c0mrade: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [21:04] well, for #ubuntu-server, i guess :) [21:04] and !spam [21:04] !spam [21:04] Please don't spam [21:06] axisys: basically this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/235880/how-to-fix-gpg-in-updater [21:07] dpb1: yes I know the answer.. thanks anyways [21:45] trying to ssh from mac mini ==> ubuntu server; seeing; What does untrusted X11 forwarding setup failed: xauth key data not generated .... i have xquartz set up; what do? delete ~/.xauthority? [21:45] arooni: did you ssh -X [21:47] dpb1: sure did [21:49] arooni: try -Y ? [23:29] so i have a scrip (letsencrypt cert renewal) that apparently first searches via apt-get update then upgrades itself before it runs. i'd like to invoke via cron; but if i do that; i'm not going to be around to manually hit the 'YES' when prompted. is there a way to run the script that will auto answer y for me in my absence? [23:32] the yes(1) tool can emit an endless stream of 'y\n' [23:32] this might be enough for the script in question [23:48] you probably dont want it to be an endless stream