[05:15] <cpaelzer> good morning
[06:12] <cpaelzer> jamespage: of course openvswitch 2.7 atm FTBFS in artful for something around python
[06:12] <cpaelzer> jamespage: I'll open a bug and work on it, I'll let you know if I need anything
[06:12] <cpaelzer> jamespage: but take a look and let me know if this looks like a known issue - IIRC you had python issues around pike last week?
[07:08] <jamespage> cpaelzer: hmm odd - obs did not see that when I did the ovs 2.7.0 uploads a few weeks back
[07:08] <jamespage> the C extension thing is a know problem - there is a bug report for that
[07:09] <jamespage> I did spend some time trying to fix that but did not get to a resolution
[07:20] <jamespage> mwhahaha: its an installability problem due to new sqla
[07:20] <jamespage> python-sahara : Depends: python-sqlalchemy (< 1.1.0) but 1.1.9+ds1-0ubuntu2~cloud0 is to be installed
[07:20] <jamespage> fixing that this morning
[07:58] <zetheroo> yesterday I setup this server with Raid1 and something I noticed is that it's very very slow
[07:59] <zetheroo> disk activity LED is constantly lit up
[08:03] <bhuddah> is it still syncing, zetheroo ?
[08:03] <zetheroo> top shows md1_resync at the top
[08:03] <zetheroo> under that is md1_raid
[08:04] <bhuddah> zetheroo: "cat /proc/mdstat" for the status of the sync
[08:04] <zetheroo> bhuddah: ah ok ... resync at 10.1%
[08:05] <bhuddah> zetheroo: you can change the speed of the resync or you can just simply wait until it's done. performance will be back to normal then.
[08:06] <zetheroo> ok, thanks .. I'll just wait
[08:06] <zetheroo> it's still usable .. just a bit sluggish
[09:23] <fishcooker> is ubuntu have list like this https://packages.debian.org/stable/
[09:27] <hateball> !packages | fishcooker
[09:42] <fishcooker> should we service cron reload/restart after editing the executable file of the cronjob?
[12:10] <zetheroo> is there a nifty command which could accomplish the following?
[12:10] <zetheroo> remotely (via ssh) change a line of text in a specific file on multiple hosts
[12:15] <andol> zetheroo: The lightweight solution: for nodename in hostname1 hostname2 hostname3; do ssh $nodename "sed -e '....' -i /path/to/file"; done
[12:16] <andol> zetheroo: Or if you want to put a bit more investment into, familiar yourself with a tool like Ansible.
[12:16] <zetheroo> andol: ok thanks!
[12:16] <zetheroo> we are actually in the process of getting things setup with Ansible ... but just not quite there yet ;)
[12:21] <kaushal> Hi
[12:21] <andol> zetheroo: A piece of advice is to start small, and be satisfied with Ansible initially just being used for something minor. That way you get a feel for the tool, making it easier to take the next step.
[12:21] <kaushal> I am unable to start mysql on Ubuntu 15.10 server
[12:22] <kaushal> pastebin here -> https://paste.ubuntu.com/24598515/
[12:23] <smoser> nacc, here now. sorry.
[12:23] <andol> kaushal: Doesn't look like a fresh install? So, what did you change which broke it?
[12:24] <andol> kaushal: Kind of looks like you already have an instance running, trying to start a new mysqld on top of it?
[12:25] <kaushal> andol: ok
[12:25] <andol> ..which doesn't have to be the case, but it's an easy thing for check for.
[14:39] <nacc> smoser: np, was going to be about your lp-user stuff, but i think i had a reasonable workaround
[14:39] <nacc> smoser: and the bikeshedding will resolve it
[14:55] <smoser> nacc, other than it always being a bad idea to drop code that *I* wrote, i think its ok :)
[14:56] <smoser> nacc, i think there is a fair amount of things that fit into a 'git lp' subcommand.
[14:57] <dpb1> :)
[14:57] <smoser> like my add-remote-user, and also i have a 'git-lp-url'
[14:57] <smoser> $ git-lp-url
[14:57] <smoser> https://code.launchpad.net/~smoser/cloud-init/+git/cloud-init/+ref/bug/1683038-ec2-no-warn-on-explicit
[14:57] <nacc> smoser: yeah, i was thinking about that too in the end
[14:57] <nacc> smoser: just didnt' have time before EOD to implement :)
[16:39] <carpenike> Is it possible for JuJu to ignore the IPv6 check at bootstrap? I have an unmanaged network and not able to bootstrap JuJu as a result. IPv6 has been disabled on the parent interface.
[17:59] <dpb1> carpenike: don't know.  might want to ask in #juju
[18:07] <carpenike> dpb1: Thanks.
[18:34] <Pici> 21
[18:34] <Pici> 21
[19:41] <pmatulis> 22
[19:42] <mason> 6060842
[19:42] <sarnold> leave 22 alone those poor guys have too much to do already
[21:01] <hallyn> user alice?  unknown  user amber?  unknown.  user amy?   unknown  user anatoly?  unknown user ....
[21:03] <mason> sarnold: Traffic in Some Other Channel makes me curious... What's a sane way to understand what's been backported to the ZFS bits Canonical ships?
[21:04] <sarnold> mason: I'm not sure that we do
[21:04] <nacc> apt changelog zfsutils-linux ?
[21:04] <nacc> not sure if that's everything, though
[21:04] <mason> sarnold: I thought you did. Hrm. nacc: ty, checking
[21:06] <mason> sarnold: Yar, nacc's advice is good. Numbered series starting at 0.6.5.6-0ubuntu1 and working up.
[21:07] <sarnold> but that only grabs what touches the utils packge; things that affected only linux won't show up there
[21:08] <mason> Shouldn't be anything baked into Linux, just spl and zfs modules.
[21:08] <nacc> smoser: yeah that was the part i wasn't sure about
[21:09] <mason> oh, hrm
[21:10] <mason> Oh.
[21:10] <mason> Yeah. Alright. /lib/modules/4.4.0-78-generic/kernel/zfs/zfs/zfs.ko ships in linux-image.
[21:11] <nacc> so then you'd also need to check `apt changelog linux-image-generic-4.10.0-21-generic, e.g.
[21:11] <mason> yeah
[21:11] <nacc> and look for zfs or spl, i think
[21:12] <mason> You're not running Xenial there, it seems...? Or just a customer kernel?
[21:12] <nacc> mason: yeah i'm on 17.04
[21:20] <nacc> smoser: around?
[21:23] <mason> nacc: Looks like zfsutils-linux's changelog encompasses kernel changes, as the kernel package changelog only notes imports of Ubuntu ZFS build versions.
[21:24] <nacc> mason: ok, you might also ask the developer(s) that contribute if there is a better way to know, as i'm not one of them :)
[21:25] <mason> I'm pretty happy with apt changelog now that I've looked at it.