[00:01] oki [00:01] * hehehe take a sit, takes some lsd [00:01] * hehehe kisses a naked girl [00:01] mmmm [02:02] hehehe: try asking in #ovh [03:37] I'm running 16.04 inside lxd and I'm trying to mount an nfs mount and I keep getting operation not permitted [03:37] it works in a 14.04 VM [03:39] doubt nfs is properly namespaced so to do that security it would have to be done on the host and mount it into the container fs somehow. [03:39] securily even. [03:40] I have not used lxc/lxd in many years though so no idea how that would look nowadays. [03:41] maybe mount it on the outside, and have a bind mount into the container, which is probably supported in the configs. [03:42] ah, weak. [03:49] there is some work upstream to allow namespaces to mount blockdevs and such themselfes, but it is very experimental and I just know a crapton of CVEs will fall out of it :p [03:49] not seen anything on nfs yet === frediz_ is now known as frediz [08:45] my soundcard doesnt work with ubuntu server, its a Realtek-AC97 on a Medion pc MT7 [08:45] someone? [08:46] its working with gdm3 but then again i can't use enlightenment instead of that [08:47] doesnt complete mixersettings [09:50] Hi [09:50] I'm wanting to use MinOZW, but i can't find what package its in http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/zesty/en/man1/MinOZW.1.html [10:25] my soundcard doesnt work with ubuntu server, its a Realtek-AC97 on a Medion pc MT7 [10:25] someone? [10:25] its working with gdm3 but then again i can't use enlightenment instead of that [10:25] doesnt complete mixersettings === fallentr1e is now known as fallentree [12:53] Hello, i'm looking for good tutorial / article / doc about kvm clustering, any advices? thanks [13:00] most guides i've seen so far are specific to a certain cloud / cluster management software. [13:01] tomreyn, absolutely the most good one i found is https://alteeve.com/w/2-Node_Red_Hat_KVM_Cluster_Tutorial but it using red hat [13:01] you could start by putting together a list of requirements, then check http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Management_Tools (and elsewhere, since it's not complete) for a mathing management solution and then read up on that [13:03] thanks tomreyn [13:03] hmm yes https://alteeve.com/w/AN!Cluster_Tutorial_2 looks good if you want to do it manually [13:03] i guess much of it is probably not redhat specific. [13:05] actually yes its really good tutorial however there are missing pieces when building it manually [13:05] be sure to take a look at at least openstack before you decide to do it manually [13:05] like corosync.conf [13:05] ok thanks tomreyn [13:06] welcome, good luck [15:13] well I feel stupid today [15:14] i finally realized why my iptables SNAT/DNAT rules for 1:1 NAT between host IPs and containers weren't working - i forgot to add accept rules for the FORWARD rules. I feel stupid now, [15:14] i finally realized why my iptables SNAT/DNAT rules for 1:1 NAT between host IPs and containers weren't working - i forgot to add accept rules for the FORWARD rules. I feel stupid now. [15:17] oops, double post? [15:18] also I feel *really* freaking old... [15:18] i have a 12.04 server I forgot about lol [15:21] how do i recover a mysql backup with rsnapshop? [15:22] is it just copy ? [15:47] its a innodb.. figured it out i believe [15:48] but that database is 2TB big, need to add another drive.. [16:02] hi [16:02] hello [17:28] this'll sound like a stupid question but is IPv6 1:1 NAT in iptables the same as IPv4 1:1 NAT? [17:59] hello, im on 16.04.2 LTS. i've installed postfix like i've done on earlier versions. i need to see the logs for postfix, however, i've searched my whole system (especially /var/log) for the usuals and things like mail.log don't even exist. googling around didn't help much. any ideas? [18:02] <_KaszpiR_> probably protfix manual ;) [18:03] <_KaszpiR_> *postfix [18:03] <_KaszpiR_> manual and config file [18:03] why postfix? [18:03] postfix does nothing with logs [18:03] consult your syslog program [18:03] <_KaszpiR_> or see systemd settings [18:03] these days, systemd is the syslog program [18:04] that then hands it off to rsyslog [18:04] <_KaszpiR_> well it can be [18:04] <_KaszpiR_> ;D [18:04] <_KaszpiR_> but you're right [18:04] <_KaszpiR_> now systemd is more than you'd expect [18:20] journalctl -xef | grep -e postfix -e mail -e spam -e clam is givin me what i was lookin for, just wanted to post a solution (good enough for now) [18:38] Fieldy: If you don't want to do as much grep:ing, try adding "-u postfix" to journalctl. [19:08] andol: ah i did not know about that. thank you. almost got it all going, getting some very long spamc / spamd processing but it does complete. will figure that out later [19:09] just happy i got everything migrated from the old server. [19:09] the secondary MXs can deal with the fallout and hang onto stuff that gets goofed up :P till it's 100% [19:11] lmao i love my buddy who is hosting one of the secondary MXs... saw stuff piling up and sent me a text to check my server. gotta love eagle eye admins [19:15] ...and then i knock my ethernet adapter out of my laptop. yay === JanC is now known as Guest7480 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [20:35] Guides on removing an mdadm array says first to do --stop then --remove on the device, but after --stop the device is gone. Is that ok? [20:36] Can I just remove it from /etc/fstab and /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf and carry on? === chmurifree is now known as chmuri [22:03] anyone pro at LXD networking in here? [22:03] or even bridging, because I've got a weird IPv6 issue here [22:04] trying to get a bridge to do IPv6 only, but I can't make that bridge without torching IPv4 routing, any ideas how to fix it? [22:12] heh? doesn't take a pro [22:12] a bridge has nothing to do with either [22:12] so something else your doing is the issue [22:31] patdk-lap: well... [22:31] 1:1 IPv6 wasn't working [22:31] probably because no IPv6 NAT heh [22:31] nat? [22:31] i'm better with IPv4 networking than Ipv6 [22:31] why would you nat ipv6? [22:32] patdk-lap: do you know a way to get IPv6 routes working proper to LXD containers? Or a better way to do it than trying to bridge interfaces (whcih doesn't work since the host's uplink won't accept multiple MACs apparently)? [22:32] your talking about proxyarp and proxynd [22:33] well, no need for proxyarp on ipv4 if your stuck with only a single ip [22:33] but do you have a single ipv6? or a proper /64? [22:35] patdk-lap: well [22:35] I have a /64 currently. [22:35] four IPs in that range are currently set up to be routed to the host (VPS) [22:35] i have a single container I want to have 3 of those IPs [22:35] hence why i'm confused [22:35] proxynd would be the simple way [22:35] though, I will say, I haven't done proxynd for many years [22:36] you will setup proxynd then just assign the ipv6 address to your lxd guest [22:36] patdk-lap: if I had my way and the hosting company providing the VPS were less stringent on MAC addresses and crap, I"d be able to just have a direct bridge, and then direct-assign things. [22:36] ok. [22:37] proxynd, says to respond to nd requests on behalf of xxxx (normally put the ip here) === hehehe is now known as Guest55102 [22:43] linux is calling it proxy_ndp [22:43] most of this isn't relevent, but the neighbour discovery section is [22:43] http://www.geeklab.info/2013/05/ipv6-neighbour-proxy/ [23:40] patdk-lap: hrm, that doesn't seem to work... blurgh. [23:40] oh well [23:40] it's not being kind :) === Guest55102 is now known as hehehe