=== studentloans is now known as dax === phunyghost is now known as phunyguy === davidbowlby is now known as davidbowlby-afk === dax is now known as rokosbasilisk === rokosbasilisk is now known as dax === strawfeminist is now known as el [07:13] Good morning [07:21] .o/ [07:22] a clear sign I should be asleep... [07:23] Well... are you? [07:23] unfortunately I am... trying to get a migration done while everybody else is asleep [07:24] * drab is waiting on an rsync to finish [08:05] I might actually be done and without any apparent disaster... good stuff [08:05] have a good day europe folks [08:09] Same to you, drab === [plutey0105] is now known as plut [11:10] coreycb: looking at my zesty issue - the neutron-gateway unit is loading very heavily with rootwrap calls [11:10] not sure tbh [11:10] top - 11:10:21 up 1:18, 1 user, load average: 9.18, 5.87, 5.53 [11:12] calls just seem to be taking along time [11:26] coreycb: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/neutron/+bug/1729274 [11:26] Launchpad bug 1729274 in neutron (Ubuntu) "sudo/rootwrap calls consuming large amounts of CPU" [Undecided,New] [11:26] Hello if on my ubuntu 16.04 lts server, apache breaks down - could this resolve to a ssh access fail to that server ? [12:32] hm, is there a way to have a wireless on a vm? [12:32] with kvm? [12:33] sorry, I dropped briefly from the network, if someone replied please tell me again === ZarroBoogs is now known as Pici [12:45] andreas: Are you asking if you can have a wireless nic in a vm? [12:45] yes [12:45] without passthrough [12:45] a simulated one, of course [12:46] not connecting to a real wireless network [12:59] A simulated one? No, I don't think that exists. [12:59] Passthrough is the only option I can think of. [13:25] jamespage: interesting, i wonder if that's the case in artful+ [13:57] hey, packaging question regarding dependencies [13:57] I'm triaging a bug (#1729064) [13:57] where when you install bacula-director-pgsql, that pulls in postgresql server via recommends [13:58] problem is, the bacula postinst expects a working database, but postgresql isn't fully installed yet. There isn't even a postgres user yet [13:58] so bacula-director-pgsql fails [13:58] it also can't just depend on postgresql server, because the server might be remote and not localhost [13:59] it does depend on the postgresql client bits [13:59] and it does have a recommends for the postgresql server, which gets pulled in by default if you just apt install bacula-director-pgsql [14:10] andreas: we had a similar situation with openstack packages [14:11] andreas: basically we used to have the package install with an sqlite db to get the services running by default [14:11] andreas: for example, postinst script updating the sqlite db: https://git.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-server-dev/ubuntu/+source/keystone/tree/debian/keystone.postinst?h=stable/ocata [14:12] yeah, but in this case it's a pgsql-specific package that is being installed [14:12] andreas: we've since dropped use of the sqlite db though since it's more problem than it's worth [14:12] not a generic one that can use 3 different db backends [14:12] I remember the issues we had with the sqlite db in openstack [14:12] services would start with that, then the relation with mysql would show up, and you would have to migrate from sqlite to mysql [14:12] andreas: hmm, yeah. i guess you could assess whether the postinst db commands are really needed. [14:13] debconf asks if you want to use a localhost or a remote db [14:13] if you choose localhost, kabum, because postgresql isn't configured yet [14:13] is there a way in d/control to fix that? Tell it that postgresql should be ready to use? [14:13] but still be a recommends? [14:14] or just via some postinst voodoo? [14:14] andreas: i don't know, sorry [14:14] np [14:17] andreas: that does seem a bit odd though, that postgresql doesn't get fully installed [14:18] I checked dpkg -l while the debconf question from bacula was up showing an error [14:18] postgresql was U [14:18] not even the postgres user existed [14:18] one of the debconf options was to abort, which I selected, then the rest continued [14:18] and all I had to do to "fix" it was "apt install --reinstall bacula-director-pgsql" [14:18] maybe a --configure would have been enough [14:19] andreas: sounds like a bug somewhere. maybe try on an older release? [14:19] I'm going over the changelog [14:19] going to try debian too, since it's a sync [14:23] need some python experience for system administration jobs. which last script did you write? :) [14:25] coreycb: it worked in artful, which has a newer version. I have something to check now [14:26] as long as it's not a dpkg change, or something else core :) [14:26] andreas: ok good! [14:44] i am trying to set my luks to automount from key file in /boot, but need to set a fallback to ass for pass if key not found, all the scripts i found are for Plymouth, what do i use instead for my script in server (non-gui) ? [15:56] .o/ [16:21] woke up in the morning and stuff is still working... gotta be a good day [16:22] sruli: could you just write a straightforward keyscript? See crypttab(5). === rfleming is now known as rflem^ng === rflem^ng is now known as rfleming === jancoow_ is now known as jancoow [18:16] can anyone recommend an interface where i can let users create websites and administrate them on a shared webserver. I have looked at the webmin/virtualmin/usermin, but its way too sophisticated to what i am looking for. A simple interface that allow users to configure a virtual nginx, ftp and mysql. [18:17] prefer support for 1-button installs for wordpress and possibly a few other CMSs [18:19] albech, I would like to recommend you VestaCP but at the moment it doesn't have 1-button install :P [18:19] albech, It'll have Softaculous in next relase though [18:22] i have looked at http://www.hostingadvice.com/blog/cpanel-vs-plesk-vs-webpanel but most of these provide much more than i need. I dont need mail, dns and all those other things they provide. i see VestaCP is there too, maybe ill try an install to check it out. [18:27] ok albech [18:39] albech: please firewall the hell out of it, only allow trusted people to use it from specific IP ranges or something similar. those kinds of tools are usually rubbish code quality. [18:39] sarnold: yeah. the ones using it are all on vpn, so it should be fairly simple to keep it tight. [19:48] arunpyasi: froxlor seems to be exactly what i was looking for.. thanks for the suggestion though. [21:53] lol froxlor, great name choice :)