=== Guest92598 is now known as lordievader [08:07] coreycb: unblocked pike-staging - needed newer python-idna to resolve crypto installability [12:17] jamespage: thanks. i've been moving forward with b3 without bumping deps for the following: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25212923/ [12:17] jamespage: the new versions should be coming soon [13:09] Hey, party people. I realised I still own ~ubuntu-virt on Launchpad. That seems... anachronistic. Is there an heir apparent? [13:09] soren: o/ [13:09] soren: is that team actually used for anything? [13:10] soren: cpaelzer is probably the obvious heir. But perhaps it should be something more generic like ~ubuntu-server-dev? [13:10] It's racb on Launchpad? [13:10] I'm racb, yes. [13:10] Oh, you weren't volunteering? [13:11] No, I'm volunteering ~ubuntu-server-dev :-) [13:11] Careful raising your hand like that. :) [13:11] * rbasak was waving hello! [13:11] I'm not sure if ubuntu-virt membership grants any upload rights in addition to what ubuntu-server-dev provides. [13:11] I hope it doesn't. [13:12] But by making it owned by ~ubuntu-server-dev, you make sure that the set of people who can manage it includes a current ubuntu-server packageset uploader as approved by the DMB. So it shouldn't get stale. [13:12] (and the Ubuntu project can trust all of those people) [13:13] That makes sense. [13:13] My only concern is that I realised that I owned it because I started getting build failure e-mails. [13:13] And as team owner, you can't opt out of those, apparently. [13:13] (from the virt-daily-upstream ppa) [13:13] You're both the owner and a member. [13:14] I suspect the notification goes to members? [13:14] "You are receiving this email because your team Ubuntu Virtualisation [13:14] team is the owner of this archive." [13:14] It's possible to deactivate the owner from being a member. [13:14] (as just discovered by ahasenack as it happens) [13:14] It's been half a decade since I used Launchpad for anything serious. I honestly don't recall all the details of when what gets e-mailed to whom. [13:15] soren: if you like, just switch the owner to me and I'll sort it out :) [13:15] rbasak: That's the spirit! [13:15] soren: I think you need to leave the team if you want to stop receiving the emails. I can do that for you if you like. [13:16] rbasak: Congrats. You now own ubuntu-virt. [13:16] Thanks. I think :) [13:17] Wow. Certainly the end of an era. Leaving the team now. [13:18] soren: looks like there's also https://launchpad.net/~openstack-ubuntu-packagers that you own [13:19] Do you want that one, too? [13:19] If you like. I'll do the same thing and hand it over to a team. [13:19] Done. [13:19] Thanks! [13:23] soren: you want out of that team too? [13:27] Oh. Yeah, I should. [13:28] Done. [13:28] rbasak: Thanks! === disposable3 is now known as disposable2 === Guest84864 is now known as lordievader [16:07] hi; i'm exploring lvm raid1. so far it seems pretty good, seems to work well. one weirdness, though: [16:09] by default, lvcreate will try to synchronise the two volumes. for large volumes, this can take a lot of time to synchronise nothing at all, especially when you're about to mkfs it. you can add the --nosync to lvcreate, but then the type flag in 'lvs' indicates 'raid without initial sync'. [16:09] i'm wondering how to get rid of this or whether i even need to. === ogra_ is now known as ogra === RoyK is now known as Guest42512 === RoyK^ is now known as RoyK === JanC is now known as Guest68181 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [19:30] how do i update (or remove) a snap? --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/25215218/ [19:49] disregard, i tore down the system and started again [19:50] Anyone know why the CUPS web interface crashes half of the time when doing admin operations? My /var/log/cups/error_log shows cupsdStopSelect() [19:51] what application comes already installed that uses the gui? [19:52] I'm trying to test launching a GUI app through ssh -X [19:52] the server install may not have any, since that'd requir linking against x libs, which drags in huge amounts of x libs :) [19:52] oh man [19:52] gvim or xterm or xeyes come to mind [19:52] yeah, it says 42 for xterm [19:53] lstopo is actually kind of useful on servers [19:54] lstopo? hhmmmm [19:57] ok, so xterm did the job [19:57] thanks === keithzg_ is now known as keithzg === Annak is now known as Diemuzi [21:25] nacc: around? Could you check libvirt in ~usd-importer-team for xenial-devel? I think it's behind the archive [21:25] ubuntu/xenial-devel has 1.3.1-1ubuntu10.8 [21:25] rmadison shows 1.3.1-1ubuntu10.11 for xenial-updates, and 10.12 in xenial-proposed [21:26] ahasenack: let me look [21:39] ahasenack: i think because smb and cpaelzer maintain libvirt in their own repo, I was not importing it [21:39] ahasenack: i'll refresh the repo now, but you may want to consult with them [21:39] nacc: why does it matter where they maintain it? Doesn't it end up in the archive eventually? [21:40] ahasenack: yes, but they stage changes, etc. [21:40] nacc: are you going to refresh from the archive now? [21:40] ahasenack: i am, but you should still coordinate with them [21:41] ok [21:41] thx [21:43] ahasenack: also, libvirt is large and a bit slow to import :) [21:45] Hey guys, I have a bunch of VMs encrypted, I want to set them up so I can enter the phrase during boot remotely, is that possible and how would I do that? [22:22] docmur: maybe not very useful as I looked at this for LUKS about 5yrs ago, but back then you had to create a custom initrd image that allowed you to insert the pwd [22:22] so yes it was possible and that's how you did it (in a very very short pinch) [22:22] the principle still seems to be valid tho, initrd is what is loaded before the actual kernel/OS [22:22] so if the OS is on encrypted root to have that functionality in initrd makes sense to me [22:30] docmur: this seems to be what you're after and jives with what I remember: https://askubuntu.com/questions/59487/how-to-configure-lvm-luks-to-autodecrypt-partition [22:31] with the nice plus of also shwoing how to use a keyfile on a thumbdrive [22:33] http://www.pavelkogan.com/2014/05/23/luks-full-disk-encryption/ [22:33] justging from that "more recent" post it seems that now asking for pwd is [22:33] default and just works, but haven't tried