=== Raboo_ is now known as Raboo === genpaku_ is now known as genpaku === LaserAllan is now known as Guest44099 === oerheks_ is now known as oerheks === bradm_ is now known as bradm === rypervenche_ is now known as rypervenche === jelly-home is now known as jelly === pleia2_ is now known as pleia2 === frickler_ is now known as frickler === fnordahl_ is now known as fnordahl [06:58] help,how can i install irc-server on ubuntu16.04 [07:41] Good morning === masACC is now known as maswan === caribou_ is now known as Caribou === Caribou is now known as Guest43750 === Guest43750 is now known as caribou [08:58] rbasak: are you around so you could kick a import of ntp so that it picks up 1:4.2.8p10+dfsg-4 ? [08:59] drab: what are you using kickstart/preseed for? [08:59] i mean, there are lots of other options out there [09:33] rbasak: I filed a bug about various broken history in ntp bug 1699079 [09:33] rbasak: if anything of that comes up on the re-import you might add that there [09:33] rbasak: e.g. if the push would cause conflicts === ikonia_ is now known as ikonia [10:18] o/ [10:22] I've got a problem with AJAX requests [401] on Ubuntu apache2, everything is on Symfony and jquery ajax request + JWT auth and bearer. This is really odd, because everything works as charm on Windows xampp, but on Linux not. Someone something? I suppose its problem with rights or apache config. Idk really what is it and moreover backend guy too. Everything with auth is ok, url ok, i've jwt token which [10:22] is need to make request by ajax. Help guys :) [10:26] Its look like a problem with auth, but everything looks OK. GET requests works good. [10:39] c4f: do you get any errors in /var/log/apache/error.log? i hope i got the file name right [10:40] gheorghe_: hmm.. I think not, but Ill check again, wait please ;) [10:41] c4f: you can follow the error file with "tail -f" and retry the token request, to see if any error appears [10:42] c4f: the fille location is /var/log/apache2/error.log [10:43] gheorghe_: yeeaa, ok, i got it :) w8 ive got to turn on appache server and etc. [10:44] gheorghe_: and.. nothing.. 401, to confirm that, symfony toolbar shows info about that. P.S Sorry for my english, I know its suck :) [10:46] gheorghe_: Log is clear, not any warrning, errors, fails and etc. [10:46] gheorghe_: https://pastebin.com/m5H6jCsi with tail -f [10:47] gheorghe_: making requests, a lot of requests [10:53] you placed symphony in /var/www/html? [10:53] if you did, did you also change the user that owns the files? [10:58] gheorghe_: ofc i have in /var/www/html [10:59] gheorghe_: I use commands from ubuntu apache page to recursive changing owner and group for this files [11:00] gheorghe_: but hmm.. on the first symfony throw me up some notices [errors] about unwriteable cache folder, but i change it. Can you give me some confirmed commands for that? === pesari_ is now known as pesari [11:03] if you are using ubuntu-server? if yes, the user should be www-data [11:04] try with chown -r www-data:www-data /path/to/cache/folder [11:05] also check if the owner has write rights [11:05] hmm cache wroks well, everything works well, but request put, post, delete not. [11:06] is delete not blocked by symphony acl? [11:06] I changed rights and owner for cache immediately as symfony threw me up this error [11:06] gheorghe_: No. :) It isnt. [11:07] gheorghe_: Every requests works well on Windows XAMPP, immediately after installing the project [if all is clean] [11:08] gheorghe_: Im confused. [11:09] gheorghe_: ive got an idea. I check not on localhost but on 127.0.0.1 I know is equivalent but maybe, who knows. [11:13] gheorghe_: tail -f on access.log file show notices about 402 error - payment required?! [what?! We don't use that now], but I think it isnt important. Now I start symfony server, maybe with that will work [11:20] gheorghe_: Ouu ;( On symfony server, took me notice about rights for /var/session/etc.. [11:21] gheorghe_: Could you give commands to change rights to /var/www/html [11:21] ? [11:23] gheorghe_: oo f*ck im angry about that. I think i need to makes rights from the begin on main html folder and inner. Help me please :D [11:36] gheorghe_: Hurraay! It works :D I remove /var/sessions and cache folder, made rights from begin with ubuntu page and i open symfony server aaaanddd its works! :D [11:36] gheorghe_: but know idk what helped :) [11:43] gheorghe_: yeaa, that was symfony server. And works well :) [11:51] gheorghe_: Thank you so much for you time and involve in solving my problem:) [11:52] gheorghe_: Ive got it go :) 2pm end of job time ;) [11:52] gheorghe_: thanks again and bye! :D [11:53] keep in mind that if www-data has write access to its own files, as in scripts, php etc, things can get rather nasty if a security bug appears [11:54] c4f: to change rights for /var/www/html, use chown [11:54] c4f: sorry for being afk, i had something to do [11:58] (s)he left === maxb_ is now known as maxb === RoyK^_ is now known as RoyK [12:04] rbasak: hi, good morning/afternoon, I have a question [12:04] about https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sssd/+bug/1689387 [12:05] ahasenack: o/ [12:05] rbasak: \o [12:05] also reading that bug :-) [12:06] rbasak: I think that guy put the apparmor profile in enforcing mode. That's not how we ship it in X as far as I can tell [12:06] if that's the case, it's still a bug, but then I don't think it's "high" [12:07] ahasenack: agreed, though we should still prioritise it as an active contributor [12:07] (so still server-next IMHO) [12:07] no doubt about that [12:08] I found other missing configs in that profile once I enabled it in enforcing mode [12:09] I'm grabbing sssd bugs now [12:09] It also is high because it essentially would be a update-regression of 1566508 [12:09] one that would have set it to enforce and had it working would fail after this bug update as I ready the case [12:09] one thing to check is if it switched between enforcing and complaining in this update [12:10] it did not [12:10] ok === Guest44099 is now known as LaserAllan === LaserAllan is now known as Guest32700 [12:13] cpaelzer: about opevpn, I'm thinking [12:13] cpaelzer: not all bug fixes lead to an sru [12:13] cpaelzer: so I'm inclined to track the sru as separate work [12:14] even though it's the same bug number [12:14] but I'm not sure [12:14] RoyK^_ i like talking alone ^^ [12:14] I dislike cards going "backwards" [12:19] ahasenack: yeah I'm totally fine with that [12:19] ok, let's experiment [12:19] ahasenack: I handle most that would go back + span more than a week with multiple cards [12:19] ahasenack: yet give the card in done a matching title [12:19] ahasenack: like "artful" [12:19] right [12:19] ahasenack: and the new one a "SRU" [12:19] move the label too [12:19] ahasenack: that way tracking and reports do not seem too silly [12:19] ack [12:20] rbasak: could you accept the trusty task of 1593907 for me? [12:21] it seems my upload permissions do only cover bug tasks >=xenial for some packages [12:22] Oh I see in this case ubuntu-server-dev upload permissions got only added >= xenial [12:22] that is why I can't ack the trusty task [12:22] that will also stop me from the upload then, good to check that in advance [12:35] cpaelzer: done. [12:35] thanks rbasak, if you or nacc later find some time to check and sponsor the trusty upload that would be nice [12:36] as outlined before the teams upload permission only is >=xenial [12:36] nacc in case you are, that is bug 1593907 === jdstrand_ is now known as jdstrand [12:50] cpaelzer: new samba dep8 tests running, yay [12:50] cpaelzer: http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/proposed-migration/artful/update_excuses.html search for 2:4.5.8+dfsg-2ubuntu2 [12:55] ahasenack: yeah I see them, also the skip due to lacking machine level isolation on s390 worke [12:56] cpaelzer: what do we have in s390, just lxd? [12:56] ahasenack: my usual search on -excuses is "packagename (" that way you always find the actual upload and no other reverese deps [12:56] ahasenack: yeah only containers, on armhf as well IIRC [12:56] I started like that, but there are still some tests on 2ubuntu1, the previous upload [12:56] cpaelzer: ok, then we only lose one test, the cifs one [12:56] ahasenack: s390 scalingstack is on the way to become reality, but that it is for quite a while [12:57] ahasenack: exactly that is what I wanted to check [12:57] looking good [12:57] nice [13:15] rbasak: could you import openvpn-auth-ldap please? [13:17] ack [13:18] thx [13:18] Running. It'll take a while I think. [13:19] ok [13:19] is the import "atomic"? [13:19] i.e., once I can git ubuntu clone it, it's done? Or will I get bits and pieces? [13:22] ahasenack: you can clone now and git fetch later [13:22] to get the latest bits [13:23] ahasenack: so if you have something that you can prep now and rebase to the new import alter you are good [13:23] ahasenack: or is that not yet importet at all? [13:23] it didn't exist at all [13:24] ahasenack: you can set up a loop that clones and once it worked once wait a bit and then fetch [13:25] ahasenack: not sure if the push the importer does will lock you in an atomic way [13:25] but poll until some clone is there + fetch should be good [13:31] rbasak: can you accept my nominations in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openvpn-auth-ldap/+bug/1602813 please? [13:31] Launchpad bug 1602813 in openvpn-auth-ldap (Debian) "openvpn-auth-ldap causing segfault on network timeout" [Unknown,New] [13:33] ahasenack: done. Also, if you hadn't noticed, the import finished. [13:33] great² [13:33] just in time :) [13:34] 1,2M openvpn-auth-ldap/ [13:34] there weren't many releases === hehehe_off is now known as hehehe [14:49] gheorghe_: just using preseed, no kickstart, that's why I was asking. to install all my servers and desktops, what else could be done with it? [14:49] all the basic provisioning of baremetal and kvm is done with preseed, then ansible to finish it off [14:57] drab: AFAIK, MAAS can do a good job at that [15:35] jamespage, coreycb : when do you plan to update openstack packages to m2 in pike? [16:04] EmilienM: m2 is in -proposed; needs testing so probably this week I should think [16:04] k [16:05] jamespage: don't you have a staging system where you move stuffs only when passing jobs, etc? [16:05] in RDO, we promote if jobs pass the tests, to make ci/cd [16:05] EmilienM: yes thats where it is atm === Guest32700 is now known as LaserAllan [16:06] not promoted yet as its not passing testing :-) === dames is now known as thedac [16:06] ok [16:07] some new packaged had to go through the ubuntu archive review process - that completed am this morning, everything should now be built and testing === roaksoax_ is now known as roaksoax === Epx998- is now known as Epx998 [18:48] how do you find out why a server is saying: *** System restart required *** [18:49] kernel update most likely [18:50] DammitJim: USUALLY it's a kernel update. Try this command including the semicolon and the second command: echo "Packages causing reboot:"; cat /var/run/reboot-required.pkgs [18:50] I see in /var/run/reboot-required.pkgs that it has: libc6, libssl1.0.0 and dbus [18:50] usually for libssl it makes you reboot [18:50] well sometimes* [18:50] but I just ran dist-upgrade and autoremove like 4 hours ago [18:50] and rebooted the system [18:51] I thought I had disabled all automatic updates [18:51] so, I'm a little lost as to what happened [18:51] especially because I'm about to roll out up to date patches on 100 servers [18:51] and I was assuming that a reboot at the end was going to do it [18:51] but apparently not :( [18:52] not 100% sure but those updates could have landed between your dist-upgrade and now [18:52] tru [18:52] but I didn't run updates after the reboot [18:53] you may consider a local mirror if you need updates to be frozen at a certain time [18:53] which if you have 100 systems might be a good idea anyway [18:53] just stop syncing it when it's where you want it to be [18:53] yeah, that's a plan for a project we have [18:53] Poster, that's what is driving me nuts [18:54] I don't have anything set up where automatic updates happen [18:54] my 50unattended-upgrades is basically empty [18:54] with the exception of the line: Unattended-Upgrade::Remove-Unused-Dependencies "true"; [18:54] not real sure what to suggest on that one, I've kept mine enabled in just about all cases [18:54] Poster, we defined that to be a policy at our office [18:55] no automatic updates [18:55] besides, the /boot partition gets full pretty fast [18:55] yeah I get it [18:55] but then, it only has like 100M allocated to our servers [18:55] my / usually fills up with kernel modules [18:55] DammitJim: why do you even have a /boot partition? [18:55] nacc: because they wanted one heh [18:55] DammitJim: and that small is a bad choice anyways, that barely holds two kernels and initrds [18:56] DammitJim: so won't let autoremove do its job [18:56] honestly, I don't know why it's that small [18:56] actually, it's 236M [18:56] just looked it up [18:57] I just let Ubuntu set that automatically from what I remember when I set up the partitions [18:57] DammitJim: ah ok that's fine [18:57] DammitJim: 100M would almost always be an issue [18:58] Yeah, I could see that... [20:08] Hi [20:09] I changed mobo, how can I "reset" ethernet device? [20:11] miceiken: erm, what do you mean "reset"? [20:11] Well, I no longer have internet access, which I guess is because as network card is in the new mobo, I assume it needs to be installed somehow [20:12] miceiken: 16.04? [20:12] 17.04 [20:12] close enough, predictive interface naming is in play [20:12] miceiken: do you have physical access to the machine? [20:12] yes [20:12] ifconfig -a [20:12] get the name of your ethernet card from it [20:12] then adjust /etc/network/interfaces accordingly [20:13] to update the name of the adapter to autoconfigure and set up [20:13] alternatively use network manager and nmcli, but i prefer the old-school /etc/network/interfaces solution except for wifi things [20:13] (servers included) [20:14] thanks, now it works techmagus [20:14] teward* [20:15] quick follow up, if you dont mind. can I ask the machine to lease a certain ip? [20:15] dhcp router [20:15] or would you do that in the router directly? [20:16] miceiken: depends. Usually I reserve the IP in the DHCP server (router, etc.) for that MAC address, *and* set it as a static IP on the machine i'm configuring. [20:16] that way there's nothing that can just 'get' the address. [20:16] Though, in my case, *most* of my network segments are small enough I can just static IP everything [20:16] or they're containers on a specific host system and have 1:1 NAT'd IPs. [20:18] so the host node just is static IP'd for all the IPs, and reserved in DHCP as well. [20:18] or, outside the DHCP range, that is. [20:18] it really depends on your environment or setup. [20:19] thanks, ill just configure it in the router [20:36] miceiken: sounds good, enjoy :) [21:32] Ubuntu OS sees my 6TB raid drive has 600GB - sweet [21:33] Epx998: not the best. [21:33] dpb1: yeah it's to be expected though. [21:34] interesting i am not seeing megaraid loaded [22:01] hmm keeps coming up as 600gb === sarnold_ is now known as sarnold === jerichowasahoax` is now known as jerichowasahoax === keithzg_ is now known as keithzg === Epx998_ is now known as Epx998 === help is now known as Guest65463 [23:41] hello, I am unable to install any packages, I tried install openssh-server and got the following: [23:41] Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages. [23:42] even after running [23:42] sudo apt-get autoclean $$ apt-get clear cache [23:42] running update and upgrade did nothing to solve the problem, and nothing was upgraded, no error mesages [23:43] Guest65463: please pastebin the entire output and consider also using -o Debug::pkgProblemResolver=yes for more info [23:44] how do I use the -o? [23:45] https://thepasteb.in/p/j2hlN95AjG9hP [23:45] apt-get -o Debug::pkgProblemResolver=yes install openssh-server [23:48] https://thepasteb.in/p/j2hlN95AjG9hP [23:48] tarpman: ^^ [23:49] WTF [23:49] that is not it [23:49] :) [23:49] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24912520/ [23:50] try full-upgrade too, i think there are packages held back [23:50] well, not my apt I was just able to install hexchat via apt install hexchat [23:51] https://thepasteb.in/p/98hR713PKMqfk [23:51] nada [23:52] I'm attempting to set up vnc through ssh [23:53] not quite understanding what I'm reading here. it's an amd64 system, but you have openssh-client:i386 installed? am I reading that correctly? [23:53] what do you have installed right now as far as libc6 and openssh packages? [23:54] This *was a clean install of server with vmware and virtuabox and unity added [23:55] how do I tell which libc [23:55] dpkg-query -W libc6 openssh-client [23:55] also: unity? on a server? [23:56] libc6:amd64 2.23-0ubuntu7 [23:56] openssh-client 1:7.2p2-4ubuntu2.1 [23:56] tarpman, yeah, cause it's not really a "server" I'm using it to run a number of VM's reallyh [23:56] Suppose I should have done gnome [23:56] or lxfce [23:57] I am not skilled enough at reading pkgProblemResolver output unfortunately [23:57] shall I try removing openssh-client? [23:57] might be worth a try. as long as it doesn't take important things with it [23:58] annoying that dpkg-query didn't say which arch is installed of that [23:58] could ask it explicitly: dpkg-query openssh-client:i386 [23:58] removed tried to do full-upgrade, nothing installed [23:59] tarpman: now install openssh-server just fine ;-/ [23:59] so I guess I was right