[02:33] any hints other than the stupid obvious ones online for speeding up initialization on an mdadm array? [03:11] Hi need help please. I installed a package (apt-get install go-server) then I remove it (apt-get purge go-server). Then after I reinstalled it some of the file from the installed pages are missing, how could I recover please? [03:20] rostam: what files are missing. [03:21] DirtyCajun: never looked into it [03:21] dpb1, im probably just being impatient. Its chugging along pretty nicely i just want to increase it more haha [03:23] on a lark I googled, and I was shocked to find... [03:23] dev.raid.speed_limit_max = 200000 [03:23] dev.raid.speed_limit_min = 1000 [03:23] wow [03:23] never knew that one [03:23] but those are probably the "stupid obvious" ones. :) [03:23] yep [03:23] dpb1, files in /var/lib/go-server and /var/go directory. [03:24] i have them at 200000 and 500000 respectively [03:24] rostam: so [03:25] dpb1, the files are missing in /var/lib/go-server and /var/go directory does not get created ... [03:25] please help [03:25] rostam: just testing [03:26] rostam: what version of ubuntu? I don't see a go-server [03:26] dph1 I did install and reinsall the package afew times, and all the sudden then this issue happened. [03:26] I am using 16.04 LTS update 3 [03:27] rostam: can you do apt-cache policy go-server and pastebin the results? [03:27] !pastebin [03:27] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [03:30] dpb1, here it is https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Md5MB3bJJV/ [03:31] rostam: so, here is my fear [03:31] rostam: I take it that the data in /var/lib/go-server and /var/go was created by you and you want it back? [03:32] dpb1 yes I did copy some files in those directories and then remove them manually. [03:33] rostam: ah, ok, so just a matter of the package not *creating* directories and files when it's installed? [03:35] yes I copied some files and directories inside those direcory and then remove them manually. [03:35] Yes it does not created those files inside the directories. [03:35] ok [03:35] please help I need this working [03:35] so, idk then, /var is a directory used for "variable" data. data created by the application [03:36] you'd be best to check with the application itself, support forums, irc channels, etc. [03:36] so you do not think this is ubuntu specifc issue? [03:37] no. the package you are installing is even from a 3rd-party repository from the project itself. [03:38] rostam: see the 'https://download.gocd.org' lines in that pastebin you sent me? [03:38] I'd go to gocd.org, they are likely who made the packaging. [03:38] okay thanks so much. [07:04] Good morning [09:04] powersj, nacc: some help with git-ubuntu CI please? I don't understand the failures or the current status in Jenkins [09:18] Anyone willing to help me understand ubuntu kernel release schedule? [09:21] Are you looking for https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/StableReleaseCadence ? [09:21] Also try the kernel team in #ubuntu-kernel [09:24] rbasak: ubuntu-kernel sounds very good [09:24] rbasak: and for the cadence, I will take a look at it now [09:24] thanks [10:17] coreycb: ok telemetry bits all uploaded (ceilometer, aodh, panko) + cinder [11:10] coreycb: nova done - moving onto glance [11:39] coreycb: glance done [11:43] coreycb: doing keystone but... [11:43] msgpack-python -> msgpack is confusing things [12:17] Hey, I have a service I have replaced the sysvinit script into a Systemd script. However this is going to cause me problems in the future if that package updates for example [12:18] Is there any clean way of dealing with this? [12:24] boxrick: we generally avoid doing that in the lifetime of a stable release. [12:25] We might do it in a new release, but it'd go in /lib/systemd/system/ [12:25] If you put the same name in /etc/systemd/system/, your file will always override one provided by packaging. [12:25] Oh ok, previously I simply removed the old service [12:25] IE actually deleted the file [12:26] So perhaps just leave it in replace then add the systemd file instead. [12:28] I'm not sure, but I believe systemd will ignore the init.d script if there is a systemd service unit defined of the same name. [13:07] jamespage: that's too bad, i was hoping the msgpack transition would just work for debs [13:09] jamespage: i didn't get as far as I wanted on rc1 yesterday. going to get started shortly and will be poking at qemu for ocata in the background. [13:39] jamespage: i'm going to focus on the rest of the clients and any other dependencies [13:43] coreycb: well if I just bump to the newer version it will just work [14:39] coreycb: I need to test with all rbd's to de-risk - doing that now [15:32] coreycb: not sure which way to jump on this one [15:32] jamespage: what's that? [15:33] coreycb: msgpack-python vs msgpack [15:34] jamespage: new version not working out? [15:38] coreycb: kinda - have a plan - testing it now [15:39] jamespage: ok. i'll be done with the clients once I figure test failures with neutronclient and cinderclient. [15:40] coreycb: \o/ [15:58] office hours starts.... now [16:15] rbasak: i belileve i saw earlier that jenkins was out of disk === nacc_ is now known as nacc [16:18] should be operational now [16:52] rbasak: re-kicked CI on your merges [16:53] Thanks! [17:21] I need to use zfsutils-linux 0.7.5 on 17.10. What would be the recommended procedure, can I use the one in bionic-proposed? Or maybe I should use zfsutils-linux srcdeb, repatch for 0.7.5 and build that on Artful? [17:31] blackflow: why do you "need" to do this? [17:34] nacc: because 0.6.x has a bug with zfs send | receive from a pool of different version (even though features are not enabled). I cannot send from a pool craeted in FreeBSD, to a pool created in Artful, due to that. [17:34] blackflow: did you file a bug in Ubuntu? [17:34] the bug is filed somewhere in ZoL github, I've hit it before. [17:34] blackflow: if it's an actual bug, we can SRU the fix in [17:34] lemme find it [17:35] blackflow: but someone has to file it for that to happen (generally) [17:35] I believe this was it: https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/issues/5699 [17:36] I know last time I temporarily installed gentoo, compiled newer ZoL and it worked just fine. Now I need that kind of solution on Artful. [17:37] blackflow: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/zfs-linux/+bug/1733230 ? [17:37] Launchpad bug 1733230 in zfs-linux (Ubuntu) "'zfs recv' hangs when receiving from a FreeBSD zfs" [Undecided,New] [17:39] nacc: oh yes, that's it. subscribed. thanks. [17:40] meanwhile... I guess I can't use bionic (built against newer kernel I suppose), so I'll try rebuilding on artful from source debs [17:41] blackflow: https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/pull/6602 and others, are a bit hard for me to parse right now [17:41] blackflow: it would help if in the ubuntu bug you can do an executive summary, and perhaps some testing? [17:42] executive summary? [17:42] blackflow: what the actual fix is? [17:42] blackflow: it's not 100% clear and I don't have time to figure it out right now :) [17:43] well the fix I did was on gentoo, I just upgraded from 0.6.x to 0.7.x can't remembre which x it was at the time [17:44] I have no idea if it's something that could be backported. but anyway, I'm willing to help out, right now I have to migrate some large swaths of data and I'd like to avoid temporary installing gentoo somewhere :) [17:49] nacc: if I'm not mistaken, this is the pull request fix? https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/pull/6616 [17:52] blackflow: right, but the other is the backport, upstrteam [18:36] blackflow: please forgive me if you already know this, but you can't mix-and-match the zfs utilities with the kernel module -- there's no versioning in the interface, so your utils need to match your module [18:54] sarnold: I'm rebuilding entire zfsutils-linux package and will install it and all the deps produced [18:54] infact, I already did. rebooted, pools imported, but zfs send is segfaulting. gotta figure out why now... [19:02] I can successfully ping my Ubuntu 16.04 LTS VM but all I see is a black screen. [19:03] Prior to the black screen I got the normal ubuntu load screen but then it said "fsckd-calced-msg: press ctrl-c to cancel filesystem checks in progress" [19:04] anyone have diagnostic ideas? [19:06] blackflow: Just skimming, but is your send/recv issue feature-related? [19:07] also I have ssh access to the vm still, not sure how [19:07] mason: nah. sarnold hinted at it. the kernel module is not installed with zfsutils-linux packages. this is not dkms... it's part of linux-image package. so yes, I was building and installing new userland, but the kernel module is still 0.6.x [19:07] I have to pull in zfs-dkms and spl-dkms from bionic and build those too [19:07] ah, ah [19:07] Shunning the shiny FTW [19:08] mason: ordinarily I wouldn't do it, but I have a problem with a bug in zfs 0.6.x where you can't zfs send from a pool of different version, even if newer features are NOT enabled [19:08] mason: 'zis: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/zfs-linux/+bug/1733230 [19:08] Launchpad bug 1733230 in zfs-linux (Ubuntu) "'zfs recv' hangs when receiving from a FreeBSD zfs" [Undecided,Confirmed] [19:09] Hrm. I'll have to reproduce it later. I'm mostly rsyncing between FreeBSD and Ubuntu based on the nature of what I move. [19:09] blackflow: ty [19:09] mason: yah but I've got snapshots I want to preserve :) [19:09] otherwise i'd rsync it and call it a day. [19:09] mason: and btw this is exactly a problem with moving from FreeBSD-created pool to Ubuntu-created pool. [19:10] blackflow: I don't see you explicitly not creating features with your pool creation, and FreeBSD makes features that don't exist in Ubuntu. [19:10] If you create the pool with -d do you see the same thing? [19:10] In a meeting so I haven't dug in enough - sorry if your bug answers that. [19:10] mason: I've hit this exact problem few months ago. it's reported on ZoL github. upgrading to 0.7.x fixes it. [19:11] Right. Just curious. [19:11] but last time I used gentoo to build the newer version and move snapshots. [19:18] huh. Two more yaks appeared waiting to be shaved, lol. Arg, I might just as well upgrade to bionic. :) [19:18] * mason makes ch-ch-ch-ch-ch noise. [19:23] jamespage: that took some digging. finally found out why cinderclient tests were failing. exception=The 'msgpack>=0.4.0' distribution was not found and is required by oslo.serialization. [19:40] coreycb: I'm working a fix for that one [19:40] jamespage: ok. wasn't sure if that was dh-python or just need to add to pydist-overrides. but maybe something else. [19:40] jamespage: i'll hold off [19:40] coreycb: no I'm trying to get msgpack-python to provide msgpack-python and msgpack [19:41] coreycb: https://launchpad.net/~ci-train-ppa-service/+archive/ubuntu/3142/+packages [19:41] jamespage: got it, sound good [19:45] for anyone who may be interested in what I did to fix my blackscreen: I SSHed in and ran the vboxguest additions uninstall script at /opt/vboxguestaddition-[...]/uninstall.sh [19:45] nshire: wow. I *NEVER* would have come up with that. :) [19:45] I'm so glad you appreciate my attempt to help people who may have run into the same issue [19:46] I wasn't able to bring up a terminal on the vm itself, it wasn't clear if it had booted at all [19:55] nshire: yeah, who knows, this little tidbit might save someone else the same grief in the future. thanks for reporting back :) [20:28] coreycb: hmm yeah but its not working === strive is now known as transcend