[01:16] i'm trying to use lxc and i set a lxc.rootfs = overlayfs:.....:.... but when i try to start the container it says file not found? [05:53] Good morning [06:42] can i install the e1000e 3.3.5.3 driver on a 3.16 kernel verison? [06:44] im seeing errors in dmesg: e1000 0000:00:05.0 eth0: Detected Tx Unit Hang [06:45] the e1000 driver is version version: 2.3.2-k [07:16] 5344 6625464 mms what is the "mms" process? its causing alot of ram usage it semes [07:36] good morning [07:40] o/ [11:47] Am I correct to assume Samba CVE-2017-7494 has been patched in 4.3.11+dfsg-0ubuntu0.16.04.7? [11:48] Reason for asking: https://www.samba.org/samba/security/CVE-2017-7494.html seems to address slightly different things than https://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-3296-1/ and https://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-3296-2/ [12:21] Hey folks, where is the best place for a nooby to ask questions bout setting up a linode ? [12:24] Hey Munt. It's pretty quiet here right now. But this seems to be the right place [12:24] What's your question? [12:25] I've got so many right now that my heads swimming a little. I'm gonna have to sit and actually figure that out :p [12:25] good luck :) [12:26] thank you Pha4drus [12:30] When going through their securing your server page they suggest adding a limited user account. https://www.linode.com/docs/security/securing-your-server#add-a-limited-user-account When I did this before I found myself having to jump through a lot of hoops in order to upload to the apache www directory (it wants the files as root and i'm uploading them as new-limited-user) So I had to upload them as new-limited-user and [12:30] then via ssh chmod all the files in the directory to root. I'm doing it wrong I can tell :p What's the standard way to upload a website usinga limited user account ? [12:36] it does NOT want the files as root [12:37] patdk-lap : That's good to know. I've had problems in the past of the webserver not being able to access the files and having to mess with the ownership [12:39] well you have to give the webserver permission to access it [12:39] that has nothing to do with ownership [12:40] ok, I'll go do some testing and get back to you with some more sanity-checked questions :D [12:43] Munt, webserver group is www-data [12:43] I mean, webserver apache writes and reads as user www-data [12:45] I've /encountered/ this before. Does that mean I have to manually change the owner to www-data after every upload ? [12:53] Hello I am trying to build a pxe boot ubuntu desktop livecd. The issue here is where do I specify squashfs. I do *NOT* want to use a nfs server as the root for livecd [12:54] I have reach 100 different web pages and it seems like you can place squashfs inside your initrd. Does anyone here know how to do that? [12:56] Munt, there is a way to have SSH write files forcing a default group other than your own. I'll be back in a bit with the details [12:57] I have a full disk but no file or directory that even get's close to the disk size... What can that be? I tried to locate it with du command but there is nothing big enough :( I'm confused [12:57] coreycb: I am having some trouble rebuilding horizon with the xstatic stuff. I am working on stable/newton. Did something change from usual ? [12:57] the problem is [12:57] Thanks Pha4drus. I'm currently locked in a cycle of setting up the server , wrecking it and re-imaging it >,< [12:57] I do the collect static and compress steps [12:57] but I never get the right css files in place [12:58] I end up with horizon that points to css files that dont exist [12:58] Munt: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3106005/how-to-set-default-group-permissions-for-sftp-uploads [12:58] Scroll down a bit to the short post [12:58] Sweet, thanks a lot sir! [12:59] zioproto: nothing has changed that i know of. for stable releases I don't regenerate xstatic files. [12:59] so you dont do ./debian/rules refresh-xstatic [12:59] The only thing that du cannot access are /proc//task directories but can they eat 200GB? [13:00] zioproto: not for stable releases [13:00] talking about git://git.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-server-dev/ubuntu/+source/horizon [13:00] anyway if I do [13:00] ./debian/rules refresh-xstatic [13:00] in git status [13:00] It looks like nothing has really changed [13:01] or there are hidden changes in .gitignore ? [13:02] sorry my question made no sense [13:03] I mean, how do I get the original horizon_10.0.3.orig-xstatic.tar.gz to build horizon then ? [13:03] in the pristine-tar branch I dont have this [13:07] zioproto: you can pull it from https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/horizon and rename it [13:10] ok, lets try this [13:11] if this work, we shoud document it for who tries to rebuild the stable release [13:23] coreycb: it works, hold on, I tell you what I did [13:30] coreycb: https://github.com/zioproto/ubuntu-cloud-archive-vagrant-vm/blob/newton/Readme.md [13:30] looks at the section Special case of building Horizon [13:30] coreycb: basically the Readme says to generate the orig-xstatic.tar.gz [13:31] I have always done like that in the past [13:31] and then you end up with horizon without CSS [13:43] zioproto: ok i updated https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OpenStack/CorePackages as well [13:46] thanks [14:57] ahasenack: nice work on the samba backlog :) [15:10] nacc: still ongoing :) [16:58] hello, on my 16.10 Desktop I have the file `/lib/systemd/system/php7.0-fpm.service` that contains data. I cannot find such a file on my 16.04 cloud image (also running PHP7-fpm), any idea where it would be? [17:00] I have an empty one at `/var/lib/systemd/deb-systemd-helper-enabled/multi-user.target.wants/php7.0-fpm.service` but that's probably not serving the same role. [17:03] Ah silly me, I had temporarily disabled the php service and that removed the file apparently, problem solved :) [17:28] hey folks I have my url pointing to my linode server, it loads /var/www/ , when trying to use webmin to set the virtual server I get the error "Failed to create virtual server : 'thedomainname.site' is not a valid address" [17:29] any ideas what I'm doing wrong ? [17:30] there's not really enough there to troubleshoot with, can you post a screenshot of the window you're seeing? [17:35] Poster : http://picpaste.com/pics/yUuZhYzA.1495820076.png http://picpaste.com/pics/MXMAhRf0.1495820108.png [18:56] Munt: please be careful with webmin and similar tools; they're one of the top vectors for remote breakins; firewall the thing to listen to only a few IPs if you must use it. [18:58] oh! ... I guess I'm feeling a little overwhelmed as I cannot get my server operational. Currently formatting the VM and trying again. This time I'll omit the webmin [18:58] I like that better :) it may be more work to get going initially but in the long run you'll get more done without it [19:02] sarnold: Is zentyal or whatever the recommended choice these days? [19:02] genii: I think I've heard good things about that from channel regulars but I've never read the code.. [19:03] * genii makes more coffee [22:27] On Ubuntu, PHP7 appears to just use symlinks to enable modules, i.e. the `extension=module.so` lines are included into `php.ini` by importing `conf.d/*` right? [22:35] adrian_1908: php cli? apache? [22:36] nacc: php cli/fpm. I saw instructions to uncomment `;extension=module.so` on a CMS website, but it seems that isn't how it's done in modern PHP anymore. [22:38] Just wanted to make sure I understand right what I see. There's a conf.d/ folder full of symlinks that point to a `mods-available/` directory where each module has a file containing the line to include/load the module. [22:39] adrian_1908: yeah, there's phpenmod/phpdismod to wrap that [22:40] neat, i'll readup on those commands, thanks. [22:44] adrian_1908: np [22:44] adrian_1908: sorry for being slow to respond/terse -- nearing EOD/EOW [22:46] all good man, have a good weekend. [22:47] adrian_1908: you too