[01:02] Razor-qt openssh ask password interface [04:01] put on the boot boot. [04:04] evil trash hole chat. [04:41] OpenSSH [05:23] OpenSSH is OpenBSD's version of the last free version of SSH [05:33] What is better to install gsi-openssh-serve or just plain openssh-serve? [06:43] configuration editor for OpenSsh [06:45] run SSH jobs in parallel [06:46] collection of compatibility modules for Net::OpenSSH [06:46] configuration editor for OpenSsh [06:46] configuration editor for OpenSsh [06:57] intresting it seems that OpenBSD is big into the rpms. [07:01] Good morning [07:01] I fond a portable version of OpenSSH in as a Deb file [07:02] ello Vader [07:03] Hey KingParrot [07:03] how ya doin? [07:03] Doing allright here. How are you? [07:07] I am good [07:10] I just fond me self a Deb copy of openssh-server 7.2p2 to test install [07:10] it is portable [07:11] it seems that most of the BSD if not all of them of OpenSSH are portble [07:11] I seen a huge list of rpm portoble [07:14] Why would you want a portable version? [07:24] portable is awsum [07:24] often apt purge don't work [07:25] nice thing about portable is you can put it any place. [07:25] if a person wants to be funny they could hide the program in a var file. [07:26] it takes more effort to make a sort cut and put it someplace on linux unlike windows short cuts are easy. [07:31] In some countries it may be illegal to use any encryption at all without a special permit. sshd replaces the insecure rshd program, which is obsolete for most purposes. [08:09] FileZilla - The free FTP solution [08:12] filezilla - Full-featured graphical FTP/FTPS/SFTP client [08:20] * Available in more than 40 languages [08:39] It would be nice if Peppermint had a irc === led2 is now known as led1 [10:55] You can do something boring [11:08] how to ping out on win xp to another pc [11:12] tobasco: ok so its is a little more involved than I anticipated [11:12] (gnocchi py2 pkgs) [11:15] espacaily so depending on the aplication [11:16] I tried to exstrace tabaso with Winrar once boy oh boy did Bill Gates get mad. [11:16] In Samba I changed my workgroup name to the exact same name as the WinXP [11:20] That openSSH looks like some powerful stuff. [11:21] Its sort of strange that the PinkPanther is a male cat [11:22] He is a nice cat. [11:42] SSH is quite powerfull. [11:43] Especially if you learn about it's proxy command feature. [11:46] does ipconfig ping in linux? [11:46] woof woof [11:49] There is no 'ipconfig' command. The closest to that is 'ifconfig' which has been replaced by 'ip' from iproute2. [11:50] moew [11:50] must be some sort of command to find out the IP [11:50] Not really sure what you mean with 'ping' here... [11:50] Yeah, 'ip address show'. [11:51] It is sort crazy concept to ping thee self. [11:52] Actually the loopback interface is used quite a lot. [11:52] do u use it your self? [11:57] I hope my server does. [11:58] wow both of you [11:58] I know there are web sites for finding I{ [11:58] but ipconfig don't work in linux [12:02] yes she is sorta weird and crys to much. [12:04] Ask Ubuntu normaly is sorta a good web site. [12:20] Finding external IP without relying on external services [12:51] coreycb: I think we should do the python-sphinx -> python3-sphinx switch this milestone - what do you think? [12:53] coreycb: ok going todo the neutron-* while I wait for lunch to cook :-) [12:53] jamespage: sure, why not [12:53] jamespage: ok :) I'll get started shortly as well. [13:08] jamespage: aight, anything blocking a revert/fix for pushing py2 back? [13:08] tobasco: no working it through now - just needed to add py2 support to a dependency as well [13:10] tobasco: also needed to let people know it was coming back - its kinda counter intuitive for the py3 transition goals in distro [13:10] anyway no blockers from a process perspective [13:11] She is a winny twit I hope she get speeding ticket. [13:13] dev is a boring chat room [13:19] jamespage: ok cool, i totally agree but it's hard to transition only some and not everything like this time when some dependencies cannot co-exist [13:20] super thanks for the help :) [13:30] jamespage: i'm going to start working on oslo and client updates for queens [13:32] is that in C++? [13:35] tracert www.yahoo.com [13:57] The cops think it was a dog that pissed on the tires. And not a large yellow bird man that eats sesamie seeds. [15:57] o.O [16:19] coreycb: are there any plans to update libvirt/qemu for trusty/mitaka in UCA? [16:28] mgagne: yes it needs to get backported. i'll msg you when it's done. [16:29] coreycb: I'm subscribed to email notification so that's fine. Just wanted to make sure I'm not waiting for something that won't happen. thanks =) [16:29] mgagne: ok sounds good [17:11] coreycb: bah another circular dependency between bgpvpn and bagpipe [17:12] jamespage: oh fun [17:30] coreycb: ok I think blacklisting the bagpipe tests in bgpvpn is sufficient [17:30] coreycb: have most of networking-* done [17:33] jamespage: ok great [18:02] coreycb: ok neutron-* and networking-* uploaded alongside gnocchi with tobasco's restored py2 package [18:02] thats me done for today... [18:02] jamespage: ack thanks [18:04] nacc: o/ [18:04] nacc: got some MPs for you please [18:04] https://code.launchpad.net/~racb/usd-importer/+git/usd-importer/+merge/337564 first - that's rather large but fairly straightforward no-functional-change refactoring [18:05] rbasak: yep, on my plate after i catch up on php [18:05] Then https://code.launchpad.net/~racb/usd-importer/+git/usd-importer/+merge/337577 and https://code.launchpad.net/~racb/usd-importer/+git/usd-importer/+merge/337280 please, for bug 1745197 [18:05] bug 1745197 in usd-importer "tests/repo_builder: needs the ability to create mulltiple commits with graph information" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1745197 [18:06] nacc: sure. While we're on the subject of PHP, it's the only thing holding up mysql-5.7 from migrating now I think. [18:07] rbasak: ok, i think it's probably wedged with php-horde-test [18:07] i need to unblock phpunit first anyways [21:23] nacc: apparently I sponsored php-sabredav way back when and that's showing up in grep-merges now. Fancy merging it while you're looking at PHP stuff? [21:24] powersj: fancy merging or syncing etckeeper as appropriate? You touched it last, sponsored by me it seems :) [21:25] rbasak: hmm wasn't planning on it :) but I think I could [21:25] only one delta we keep, and would be good for me to refresh myself on merge process as it has been almost a year [22:14] jamespage, coreycb is there something that shows what Openstack version corresponds to which release? I was looking at this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OpenStack but need info on the version in the current dev release as well. [22:19] what dya'll use for server monitoring? (taking an informal poll) [22:36] bladernr: try here https://www.ubuntu.com/info/release-end-of-life [22:37] bladernr: I'm in mobile so it displays differently bit I think that'll tell you [22:37] yes, perfect, thanks coreycb that's exactly what I had in mind. [22:40] the good thing being that ubuntu-support-status now actually works again - if you're fully updated. ;-) [23:21] rbasak: ok [23:21] rbasak: can you file a bug and assign me?