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keithzgsarnold: Hah, yeah I had pondered whether this would all just be handled by the intel microcode, but as far as I understand the Intel ME doesn't necessarily run via that; hell, it has its own x86 processor! Running Minix, apparently!00:01
cyphermoxpowersj: thar, email sent.00:02
sarnoldkeithzg: hehe yeah, I thought that was pretty cool :) I wish I knew _what_ those microcode updates fixed. :(00:02
powersjcyphermox: what list did you send it to?00:05
cyphermoxubuntu-server00:06
jncunhaI just installed pfsense in a vm in proxmox and my 200 mbps internet connection is now testing at around 120 mbps. my upload speed was also affected. any idea of what is causing this?02:56
sarnolddid you set up passthrough for your NIC to the VM?02:57
jncunhasry I'm just starting... how exactly do I do that? :)02:59
sarnoldsweet, they've got a nice little wiki page about it! :) https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Pci_passthrough03:00
jncunhathank you! I'll do some reading.03:01
ShellcatZeroI have an ubuntu live cd that I would like to install to a host but I can't run an installer. If it's possible to just copy root to the disk from the live cd, what else needs to be modified?04:39
cpaelzergood morning06:41
lordievaderGood morning07:14
cpaelzerhiho lordievader07:44
cpaelzerhope you have a good morning as well07:45
lordievaderJup, doing good here :)07:45
necrophcodrIs it possible to either forward or BCC all emails sent by MAILER-DAEMON to a specific adress?09:53
necrophcodrSo for instance if a user is sending emails to a user on a server that doesn't exist, they'll get a MAILER-DAEMON email back. I'd like for that server to also send the same message BCC or forwarded to a specific address.09:54
necrophcodrMessage being the MAILER-DAEMON message09:55
cpaelzernecrophcodr: https://www.howtoforge.com/configure-custom-postfix-bounce-messages09:59
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cpaelzernecrophcodr: TL;DR it seems you can edit the template being used09:59
cpaelzernecrophcodr: try adding a BCC there09:59
necrophcodrcpaelzer, that's actually a pretty good idea, i'll give that a shot09:59
cpaelzerassume this is passed to something sendmail compatible09:59
cpaelzerso it might catch and follow the bcc statement09:59
cpaelzernecrophcodr: good luck09:59
necrophcodrthanks!10:00
rbasakahasenack, cpaelzer: looks like the git importer had hung.10:32
rbasakI've also found the fix for the applied branches not working and have an MP up for it.10:32
rbasakhttps://code.launchpad.net/~racb/usd-importer/+git/usd-importer/+merge/33413110:32
rbasakI'd like to avoid restarting the importer pending the landing of that fix10:32
rbasakThen we won't end up with broken applied imports10:33
cpaelzerrbasak: sounds reasonable10:33
rbasakIt fairly simple10:33
rbasak(the MP)10:33
cpaelzeralready looking10:33
rbasakThanks!10:33
cpaelzerrbasak: it is quite a while since I imported from git instead of from snap - is there anywhere a "watch out for this" doc or something?10:33
cpaelzerwell I can do things in a container10:34
cpaelzerthe snap won't interfre there10:34
rbasakThat's what I've been doing.10:34
rbasakIn a container.10:34
rbasakAn artful container specifically.10:34
cpaelzerto have the same deps as intended for the snap I guess?10:35
rbasakI can give you the list of deps10:35
rbasakYeah one moment10:35
rbasakcpaelzer: http://paste.ubuntu.com/26026686/ is my container setup10:35
rbasakIncludes all deps I have needed so far.10:36
rbasakIn addition you'll need "git config --global user.name" and email.10:36
rbasakAnd on first run the importer will prompt you for you LP username. But it won't require Launchpad auth unless you try to push.10:36
rbasakThat should be all.10:36
cpaelzerjust need to clear a few other things, thenn will try to review asap10:37
rbasakThanks!10:37
cpaelzerslashd: I looked slightly deeper at PCP for the questionyou adde dyesterday10:37
rbasakcpaelzer: FYI, I'm not blocked.10:37
rbasakThis is just to restart the importer.10:38
cpaelzerwhich blocks a lot of us atm :-)10:38
cpaelzerslashd: my personal TL;DR is this: run away10:38
cpaelzerslashd: modd wise I'm short of filing an archive removal, I just don't have enough hard facts (and hate doesn't count)10:38
cpaelzers/modd/mood/10:39
* cpaelzer does a mood reset before checking rbasak's MP10:39
cpaelzerommmm10:39
cpaelzerrbasak: I replied on the MP from a code review POV10:57
cpaelzerI start testing now, but if you think you want to follow my suggestion let me know and I stop testing until you implemented so10:57
rbasakAh thanks. I wasn't aware of that wrapper. I'll look now.10:58
rbasakcpaelzer: I think you're right. There are things covered there that I didn't cover, such as debian.patches. I should refactor and alter that method as needed.11:00
cpaelzerok ping me again when I shall fetch to check again rbasak11:08
rbasakack11:08
xnoxcpaelzer, about dpdk, how come it's not built for armhf? it seems like it's supported there no?11:28
xnoxcpaelzer, also you don't use $ update-maintainer? =)11:32
rbasakcpaelzer: can I run a revised plan by you first before implementation and test please?11:33
rbasakI'd like to change quilt_env to take a treeish instead of a commit hash.11:33
rbasakInstead of extracting to a temporary worktree, I'll examine the tree object directly using the existing follow_symlinks_to_blob function.11:33
rbasakThat should raise a KeyError (I'll check) if not found, or a blob object otherwise.11:34
rbasakSo I can use that for the os.path.exists tests for the rest of quilt_env, and then it won't need a commit any more.11:34
rbasakThen in import_patches_applied_tree, after dropping my previous change, I'll wrap quilt calls in repo.quilt_env.11:35
rbasakThe required treeish will be the previous treeish from the previous loop iteration.11:35
rbasakFor the first loop iteration, I'll have to generate a treeish in the case that the .pc handling above didn't do it.11:35
rbasakrepo.dir_to_tree exists.11:37
rbasakI think this code predates it.11:37
rbasakSo I may switch to using that instead.11:37
rbasakEOD11:37
rbasakHow does that sound?11:37
rbasakSeparately, I'm thinking about restarting the importer now, before landing this.11:38
rbasakAs it'll take a while to do it right.11:38
rbasakThe applied branches will continue to be broken for a while.11:39
rbasakBut that has already regressed, and we will have to reimport the world anyway.11:39
cpaelzerxnox: I'm the deb maintainer together with bluca so - yes I might have forgotten an update maintainer but it is only formally incorrect12:07
cpaelzerxnox: also it is mostly in sync now - working on the next in debian to be syncable again12:08
cpaelzerxnox: and finally - the only real question/issue I think - armhf I have no-one to test/work on it at all12:08
cpaelzerxnox: for arm64 I had linaro folks with me and tested myself on cavium systemd12:08
cpaelzerbut armhf I have neither peers to run it nor HW to test12:08
cpaelzerxnox: and from every other arch the lessons learned was that it fails initially12:09
xnoxright, ack.12:09
cpaelzerxnox: does that make sense or would you want me to enable it untested?12:09
cpaelzerxnox: on which release did I miss the maintainer so that I can fix it on (if) I upload for it next time?12:10
xnoxcpaelzer, no, i was mostly poking it to see if s390x is supported or not =) and noticed that there is armhf and x32, and got curious why they were not explicitely enabled vs explicitely disabled.12:10
xnoxartful & bionic, but fixed now.12:10
xnoxin bionic that is12:10
cpaelzerthanks12:10
xnoxpatch submitted to debian too12:11
cpaelzerxnox: thanks - I'll convert the debian bug to a fix in our repo then12:12
cpaelzerhmm12:14
cpaelzerwe already did that12:14
cpaelzeroh I see, the one test misses the arch qualifier12:14
xnoxwell, it was not in debian sid / ubuntu bionic; for the last test case; was in for the other test cases.12:14
cpaelzerxnox: I have put it onto the gerrit, it will be in any 17.11.x later on then12:18
cpaelzerrbasak: now I'm back with you12:18
cpaelzerrbasak: sorry thursday is my alternating short/long lunch break12:18
cpaelzerrbasak: the suggested approach seems sound to me12:20
cpaelzerrbasak: and I ack on restartig the importer12:20
cpaelzerrbasak: applied branches are the less important things, so I think we are ok for now12:20
cpaelzergiven we know we reimport the world at some point soon12:20
rbasakcpaelzer: OK. Thanks!12:34
cpaelzerjamespage: might I ask you on your OVS plans for bionic - especially in regard to bug 1733325?13:13
ubottubug 1733325 in openvswitch (Ubuntu) "Update in Bionic to match DPDK 17.11" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/173332513:13
arunpyasiHi guys, I have an issue, I get 530 login auth failed, where do I see error log for pure-ftpd ?13:15
cpaelzerarunpyasi: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man8/pure-ftpd.8.html13:29
cpaelzerarunpyasi: by default it seems to go to journal I'd think13:29
cpaelzerarunpyasi: but there are plenty of options to increase verbosity and set an explicit log file13:30
arunpyasicpaelzer, I get this error :http://dpaste.com/1WV31PG does this mean it doesn't recognize the username of ftp ?13:37
cpaelzerarunpyasi: sorry I don't know but thtowing that error in a search engine give plenty of hints13:40
cpaelzerarunpyasi: I'd assume if you rfollow the first few you will find a resolution13:40
arunpyasicpaelzer, yeah, doing so.13:40
cpaelzertoo bad it is a calculation error, dpdk just got me 291.43Pb/s on one case13:53
rizonzhi gusy13:54
rizonzhow to remove a route like this ? 172.16.2.0      *               255.255.255.0   U     0      0        0 ens313:54
cpaelzerrizonz: list it with ip route13:55
cpaelzerrizonz: and you can delete it more or less with "ip route del <the line you want to to remove>13:56
rizonzcpaelzer: https://pastebin.com/ERK9eqkv13:56
rizonzcpaelzer: yeah I know but those wildcard GW's are never nice13:56
arunpyasicpaelzer, is there any channel were I would get support for pure-ftpd ?14:07
arunpyasiit seems weird issue14:07
arunpyasiit was working just before I created new user :P lol14:08
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cpaelzerit is a community thing - around here you are good, but usually rely on somebody having the experience on a particular program14:12
cpaelzermaybe they have an own channel somewhere14:12
arunpyasicpaelzer, didn't get it :P14:14
arunpyasicpaelzer, there is no channel for it I guess :P14:14
cpaelzernot according to their webpage14:14
arunpyasiSo, I will need you guys help.14:14
cpaelzerwhich means one around here that uses it more often14:15
cpaelzerarunpyasi: people are generally willing to help, but in this case if you happen to create clean steps to reproduce the issue that might help14:15
cpaelzerarunpyasi: you'd need to for a bug report to ubunut as well - as given the case as I see it that is most likely the first question14:15
cpaelzerarunpyasi: especially since my search check before brought zillions of links about broken config causing such an issue14:16
arunpyasicpaelzer, yes there are but they didn't work.14:16
cpaelzerarunpyasi: so get a container and try to simplify to the smallest number of steps to recreate the issue14:16
arunpyasicpaelzer, I think I need to switch for vsftpd or proftpd14:16
cpaelzerif that's an option - sure14:16
arunpyasicpaelzer, which one would you suggest ? :P14:17
arunpyasiI am always confused with vsftpd or proftpd14:17
cpaelzervsftp14:17
cpaelzerbased on having uses one but not the other14:17
arunpyasicpaelzer, Ok thanks for your suggestion14:18
arunpyasiI have a file named --help no idea how I got it created and now it wont remove :P I get --help for every command I entere :P lol haha14:20
mgolischrm ./--help ?14:47
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tafa2anyone got a recent tutorial on how to setup a stupid fast LEMP stack?18:02
oerheksrecent for LTS https://www.unixmen.com/how-to-install-lemp-stack-on-ubuntu-16-x/18:06
jncunhahas anyone had any success changing the fans on a proliant se316m1 g6 (I believe its the same as the dl160 g6)? I've seen some fan mods that involve some electronic skills but I was looking for a plug and play solution.19:20
ahasenackhi guys, I'm checking the existence of the landscape-client package (-client, -common: 2 binary packages) in the server installer iso20:15
ahasenackI thought it had been removed because it's py220:15
ahasenackyet if I mount the artful server iso, I can find it in the image: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/26030067/20:15
ahasenackeven python2.7 is in there20:16
ahasenacklooks like I'm mistaken in my assumption, but maybe someone here remembers the story in more detail?20:16
ahasenackhm, maybe it was just about cloud images? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/landscape-client/+bug/142727520:17
ubottuLaunchpad bug 1427275 in cloud-utils (Ubuntu Vivid) "clean cloud images of python2" [High,Fix released]20:17
PCatineanhey guys, can anyone help, i'm doing scp -r /big/file user@server.com:/bla and at some point I get No such device or address, what's going on?23:35
geniiWhy -r with a file?23:42
PCatineangenii, it's a directory sorry23:51
PCatineanand it's a big one23:51

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