[00:03] jak2020 sudo -i [01:01] done [01:01] ddellav thanks [01:02] ddellav why amazon not offer debian servers? or other distros? [01:04] jak2020 amazon will let you install almost any operating system provided you have a valid AMI. In their official library they only offer a handful of supported operating system, but you can look in the community aMI library and find almost anything [01:05] oo market place.. [01:06] know about tunkey? [01:06] can i pm you? [01:09] you can but anything you ask might be helpful to others in this channel [01:09] yes, i know about turn key [01:10] be careful when choosing options from the marketplace, they often have costs associated [01:19] by sample: Kali linux: $0.00/hr for software + AWS usage fees [01:19] no cost right? [01:19] $0.004 to $3.33/hr for software + AWS usage fees smartAmi Linux this have cost [01:20] i talk about pm you because is general the conversation (not ubuntu)... [01:20] yes, if it says 0.00/hr then you're good [01:20] and if you use the AWS free tier, then it's 0 total [01:27] ddellav please talk about tier please [01:27] jak2020 for new AWS accounts you get 1 year of free tier access which grants you a bunch of stuff for free, you'll have to google for specifics [01:27] but you get like 1 micro instance for free for a year [01:28] ahh ok, other question give me only 8gb of storage? [01:29] i think it's 30gb of instance storage but like i said, you'll want to google for specific [01:29] i haven't been in the free tier for a long time [01:29] ok. thanks [01:29] is expensive after 1 year? [01:29] depends on what you pick :) [01:29] it could be $12 a month or $1239109210941904041 a month [01:30] mmmm depend of traffic? [01:30] or? [01:30] well that yes, but also depends on what kind of instances you pick [01:30] they have many and they all cost different amounts [01:30] as well as how drive space you use, everything is monetized [01:31] ok reading more specifications. [01:31] thanks for you advices and time [01:31] np [01:34] oo other dude: [01:35] for point my domain: www.mydomain.com to my ec2 instance? (need install a DNS) ? [01:40] and how to enable for my server ec2 answer ping [01:44] done the ping... [03:06] ddellav? === Guest25102 is now known as lordievader [05:06] good morning === lfrlucas_ is now known as lfrlucas === RoyK^ is now known as RoyK [07:19] Good morning [07:20] hi lordievader [07:25] Hey cpaelzer, how are you doing? [07:30] lordievader: I can only tell you after I'm through all my mails and that seems to need a while today [07:30] so I feel "undefined" for now :-) [07:30] Check [07:30] Good luck [07:30] * lordievader slides cpaelzer a cup of coffee [07:31] thanks, I hope you are fine too === apw_ is now known as apw === fnordahl_ is now known as fnordahl [10:05] how can I disable MIR? I tried to do some X forwarding but I always get the message "Failed to connect to Mir: Failed to connect to server socket". But I don't want to use MIR [10:34] Aison: that doesn't sound like a server question, so it seems less likely that people in this channel will know. Try #ubuntu. [10:48] rbasak, I connected from my desktop (gentoo) with ssh -X to my ubuntu server and started an x-application on my server. Then I get this error. [11:04] cpaelzer: welcome back! [11:04] cpaelzer: bug 1706818 might be one you're interested in [11:04] bug 1706818 in ntp (Ubuntu Xenial) "mismatched file locking since 1:4.2.8p4+dfsg-3ubuntu1 causes race leaving ntp dead on reboot" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1706818 === zerocool is now known as Guest83027 === ogra_ is now known as ogra [11:46] rbasak: I'm on that already [11:46] and good to see you again [11:47] rbasak: reading details to be sure [11:48] yeah synchronizing those locks was part of my uploads [11:48] but I'm not enough through my pile of mails to be at those uploads [11:56] nacc: should --expected-distribution also influence pull_orig()? Right now it doesn't. [11:57] I suspect it should? [11:58] But right now pull_orig() uses --for-merge to decide where to look first, whereas pristine_tar_orig() uses --expected-distribution AFAICT. [11:59] Maybe --for-merge should be an alias for --expected-distribution=debian? [12:25] rbasak: I discussed with Paul in the past, he will use ntpdate as "remote ntp scanner" (if that is a good name) [12:25] rbasak: I'll update the bug to make it clear [12:25] I'll also ask the bug reporter to check his scenario with the most recent SRU [12:25] I'd hope that he is good as well, but want to be sure [12:29] cpaelzer: thanks! === freyes__ is now known as freyes === zerocool is now known as Guest40692 === jelly-home is now known as jelly === marcoceppi_ is now known as marcoceppi === fginther` is now known as fginther [14:50] jamespage: does bug 1626972 miss an "released to mitaka" update? [14:50] bug 1626972 in Ubuntu Cloud Archive mitaka "QEMU memfd_create fallback mechanism change for security drivers" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1626972 [14:50] It is still on fix committed, but you referred to it as released in bug 1706875 [14:50] bug 1706875 in libvirt (Ubuntu) "libvirt's apparmor profile denies access to /tmp and snapshots failed" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1706875 [14:51] cpaelzer: yeah oddity of how we do updates - the promotion of that fix to -updates was bundled with a later change so the bugref was missing [14:51] done manually [14:52] jamespage: perfect, just wanted to be sure as I closed another one with "just fixed see here" [14:52] jamespage: lucky with OVS 2-8 ? [14:53] cpaelzer: getting there - dpdk unit tests are failing on some archs, the the libopenvswitch stuff is a mess (so dropping that) [14:53] hmm the tests worked in the past IIRC [14:54] too bad they fail now, generally not working or only specific subtests? [14:54] meaning are these the unit tests or already full grown tests later on like the dep8 mininet thing? [14:54] just digging into that now [14:54] cpaelzer: no unit tests as part of package build [14:54] ok, leaving you to that [15:02] cpaelzer: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25263463/ [15:02] amd64 failures (one passed on recheck) [15:22] rbasak: yeah that's a good idea [15:34] rbasak: could you hop back into HO? [15:34] ack [16:18] nacc: not needed right now, but we'll need better names for --source and --mechanism. [16:18] "Authority" and "Provenance" come to mind for --source. [17:14] coreycb: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ceph/12.1.2-0ubuntu1 32 bit failures [17:14] I need to look yet [17:14] 64 bit will be ok [17:15] jamespage: ack [17:53] if I use livepatch, how can I get apt to stop bugging me about kernel updates? [17:56] runelind_q: note that the livepatches only address a few issues; you still want to install and reboot into new kernels from time to time [17:56] got it. [18:00] rbasak: yeah, i like 'authority' -- provenance is pretty fancy :) [18:04] smoser: around? === JanC__ is now known as JanC [19:13] teward: fyi, just uploaded jgrimm's fix to xenial for postfix [20:31] What are you up to? [20:32] I am checking the charset code out. [20:32] Can you post a screenshot? [20:33] these00: wrong channel? [20:33] Screenshot of another channel, asking here. [20:34] There were more irc nets with specific character sets. [20:34] Freenode has it's. [20:34] these00: still don't know what you're asking about, or why you're asking in the Ubuntu server channel? [20:38] it looks like there are a couple or more characters misshowing. [20:38] the machine used to look is ubuntu, hence asking here nacc [20:39] terminal character encoding can be tedious [20:45] nacc is there a dvd encoding package? [20:46] not something usually free [20:46] yet nearly ubiquitouos