=== chamar is now known as Guest60087 === JanC is now known as Guest69049 === JanC_ is now known as JanC === ec0 is now known as jhebden [04:52] good morning === mgagne is now known as Guest16323 === Guest68883 is now known as devil__ === devil__ is now known as devil_ [14:09] Hello all. I was looking for some help. I have a script that runs a report and sends it to me over sftp, but I am not sure how to test if sftp is enabled on the local machine or if it is blocked. Any ideas on how to test for that? [14:12] Xpistos, check /etc/ssh/sshd_config - usually there's a line something like "Subsystem sftp /some/path" near the end [14:13] is there a standard tool to detect if I'm im some kind of virtual machine or container? [14:13] waveform: I will look [14:16] systemd-detect-virt herhaps [14:45] ahasenack: https://www.ostechnix.com/check-linux-system-physical-virtual-machine/ has some tips on how to figure this out [14:45] If hardware passthrough is being used it gets somewhat more difficult [15:16] rbasak: (since i gather you're on the umb :) do you know the right person to contact about @ubuntu.com mail fwds? [15:16] hallyn: I think it's done automatically through Launchpad. But #canonical-sysadmin I imagine for any issues or support with it. [15:17] (or RT) [15:18] oh i thought that was on the internal irc server - thx [19:33] could the Server Team look into bug 1630946 ? is there a team I should subscribe to bugs like that? [19:33] bug 1630946 in ubuntu-meta (Ubuntu) "ubuntu-server depends on open-iscsi and runs iscsid" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1630946 [19:34] oh it's an old bug. I noticed because someone edited the bug today [19:37] jbicha: looking [19:37] we looked into this. [19:38] it's a messy relationship between maas and early boot that led that to be put in there I think [19:39] I understand that sometimes Depends are necessary. My ping was more of a request for the Team to make a decision on the request :) [19:40] yes, I know [19:41] I added to our backlog, thanks [20:23] https://dpaste.de/vObR <- any ideas why I would see this? df reporting the drive is 94% full but du only seeing 19G of usage? [20:24] check lsof or fuser to see if there's a bunch of files deleted but still in use [20:24] I rebooted to ensure nothing was in use and that du output is run as root so lost+found would be checked too [20:27] v0lksman: is anything eclipsing /media/sites? [20:27] like /media/sites/submount [20:30] ah, another good tip... mount -o bind /media/sites /mnt/foobar, then du -ms /mnt/foobar [20:35] hey all, I have a vm that's throwing fits, can someone make heads or tails of this? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/gsY7WFV8c5/ [20:37] gartral: wow that looks pretty creepy [20:37] dpb1: yeah that's what it was...gah [20:39] sarnold: creepy how? because the NX bit tripping? [20:40] gartral: yeah .. and the dropped caches .. [20:43] sarnold: I think I know *why* it's crashing, there's nothing directly malicious going on, there is however a substantially deficient daemon running that talks to another vm for command and control of my game servers on the crashing vm, I think that's my problem [20:44] even if it were malicious, the attacker ain't getting anything except a bunch game stuff