[02:38] SynfulAck: yup, you got it. -host was just an example of course. === allquixotic_ is now known as allquixotic === Guest74988 is now known as jaskal_ [08:30] are there ways to check what cpu we have on pc ? [08:30] ubuntu server 14.04 [08:31] cat /proc/cpuinfo [08:31] TY :) [09:21] Blueking: or lscpu [12:32] hmm, using hp with hardware raid. I should have ~9Tb disk created, but the fdisk shows only 1.1Tb. Any tips what to look for [12:33] Mava: what does the hp raid management utility show? [12:35] the one you can load from the firmware, and the one you can load from linux (hpssacli, hpacucli) [12:35] if both show the full site, see lsblk output, too. [12:36] the lsblk says 1.1T [12:36] hmm,, ssacli says "this controller has an incompatible driver" [12:36] can't be o.0 [12:38] which server and raid array controller is it? [12:38] and which ubuntu version? [12:39] 1604lts, hp 380g10 with with.. [12:39] !hwe [12:39] The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [12:39] try this [12:40] tomreyn: definitely [12:40] https://community.hpe.com/t5/ProLiant-Servers-ML-DL-SL/P816i-a-Smart-Array-logical-drives-not-presented-to-OS/td-p/7004208 [12:43] tomreyn: seems the controller is HPE Smart Array P408i-a SR [12:46] Mava: note the sattement "(My guess is that the E208i and P408i controllers behave the same way. )" in the linked post [12:47] so just try the hwe kernel [12:47] tomreyn: definitely hits this case [12:48] tomreyn: quite funny though since I worked with this matter in somewhere in march / april and this thread has been posted 3 weeks ago =) [12:48] tomreyn: yup, and works [12:48] tomreyn: so thanks! [12:49] nice, that's what hwe is for, supporting new hardware [12:49] in the end it was (surprise) my fault by messing the installation [12:49] and the hwe seems to work well [12:50] make sure you're well aware of hwe support cycles. [12:50] but you'll want to upgrade the kernel regularly anyways, i guess ;) [12:51] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Support?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=16.04.x+Ubuntu+Kernel+Support+Schedule.svg [13:02] tomreyn: that i wasnt aware of, thanks for pointing out as well [13:02] probably the box will be upgrade to 18 at some point in next autumn [13:40] good planning :) === lypsis is now known as lypsis|awy [15:24] ahasenack: sorry, looks like I missed your email on this again [15:25] I wonder if it's my phone marking it as read [15:25] I swear I haven't seen it [15:25] hehe [15:27] ahasenack: looks good [15:29] ahasenack: I'm happy to upload the trees at the current state of both clean-changelog-for-upload branches. Just to confirm that's what you're happy for me to sponsor and upload now? === lypsis|awy is now known as lypsis === lypsis is now known as lypsis|awy [16:29] rbasak: so git-ubuntu CI is back to green, right? [16:33] hi, who know how to create torrent files? [16:34] I created one, and it doesn't load on my virtual machine, [16:34] Who can try to load my file http://kselax.ru/wordpress.torrent [16:34] how many there seeds/ [16:34] ? [16:34] do you see one seeder? [16:34] I open this file on my local computer and seeding now [16:34] I simply interesting why I can't load from VM, there trackers shows none of seeds [16:36] @neo4: one seed, one peer [16:37] swebb: and load is going on? [16:37] Looks like it's downloading [16:37] run in cient [16:37] 100KB/sec [16:37] swebb: try there not harm files [16:37] really? [16:37] try get files [16:38] It's downloading. I'd rather not actually open the files since I'm downloading random files off the internet from a stranger. :) [16:39] killed it [16:39] swebb: oh, I'm not a stranger [16:39] ok, there pdf books [16:39] swebb: see my peers https://ibb.co/cnBqD8 [16:39] Neo4: oh yea? What kind of dog do I have? :) [16:39] 0 seeds [16:39] swebb: what does it mean? [16:39] I don't know your dog... [16:40] Then you're a stranger. :) [16:41] swebb: you can download, why you scare? [16:41] just don't run them, [16:41] files can harm computer only when you run them [16:41] I killed the download. The test worked. [16:41] Your torrent works. [16:41] swebb: Thanks [16:41] I don't want/need your actual files. [16:42] swebb: Ok, I did it behalf test, One and put books, before I put one picture and guy said it might not have downloaded because little size :) [16:42] with books more size [16:43] swebb: for your own torrent site we need set up your own torrent tracker? [16:43] No, you can use any open tracker [16:44] swebb: and they are enough reliable? [16:44] I thought suddenly they are disappeared or works badly [16:44] sure [16:44] ok [16:44] bittornado is still in main. just saying. [16:44] anyway for a while use open trakers, and we can in any time set up your own or change trackers for any files [16:45] Nafallo: I read this trackers closed now, under low it seems like illegal? [16:45] pirate bay was closed [16:45] and others trackers [16:46] have a think about content first please. [16:47] in Ukraine it's legal, here I haven't heard about blocking some sites, besides russians [16:47] that discussion is sort of off-topic here. [16:48] I'm just saying you have a good client/tracker/whatever for torrents in Ubuntu main. I believe you asked about that. [16:48] Nafallo: theoretically content could be any. it's not importent. For example books, I frequently seek in google books [16:48] Nafallo: ok [16:49] Nafallo: see If I use seed on the same computer and on virtual machine I want to donload I can't why? [16:50] it might on the same computer we can't use the same torrent [16:50] strange behavior [16:50] all my computers have the same outside IP [16:51] tracker site might think that this is one computer [16:51] or I don't know [16:51] I never said I was an expert in torrenting. please don't hilight about issues with regards to the little knowledge I was able to share. [16:52] rbasak: yes, please upload from the clean-changelog-for-upload branch, thanks [17:27] * dpb1 gets goosebumps [17:35] /win 10 [17:51] I have two hdd's purpose are for media.. one for kids and one for grown up .. I have used up space on grown up hdd.. and I want to split kids hdd in two and add it to grown up hdd look like one hdd how ? [17:56] best is to start over with openzfs; take a look at this series of blog posts + [17:56] https://pthree.org/2012/12/04/zfs-administration-part-i-vdevs/ [17:59] Neo4, seems like you really want people to run your files. [17:59] jon_: no, only test [18:00] jon_: If I wanted to do some hurt I would placed my file on torrent sites [18:01] jon_: it works, Torrent might not work if you have 2 peers on the same IP and one peer seed other leech, it might tracker can't recognize both peers [18:01] for test we need somebody download file. it's the easiest way to test torrent [18:04] Yea, just /ignore him. [18:05] Neo4: I was able to connect and download a megabyte or two no trouble [18:05] right, it's work [18:07] Neo4: your virtual machine is probably behind a NAT; then you need to forward a port to it... [18:08] in my modem? [18:08] in the virtualisation software [18:08] vmware? [18:08] if you use vmware, then in vmware, yes [18:09] either that or don't use NAT in vmware [18:09] What does it mean? [18:09] what kind of vmware? ESXi or Workstaton or whatev? [18:11] JanC: see https://ibb.co/i5YCAo [18:11] Shall I off NAT [18:11] It will be at your modem/firewall as well. [18:12] ok, I'll try off and test, right now [18:12] the real modem/router probably has UPNP enabled to configure port forwarding [18:13] yes, without UPnP it doesnt open income port in Transmission [18:13] UPnP was off in modem, I on it [18:14] I'm too paranoid for that. [18:14] you can also manually forward ports and then Transmission would work too [18:15] provided you tell Transmission (or whatever torrent client you use) the exact port [18:16] and yes, you probably want to use bridging instead of NAT for the VM [18:19] JanC: with this https://ibb.co/hsdb38 [18:19] internet doesn't work [18:19] will try bridge [18:20] I don't understand what is nat, bridge and privet [18:21] it's out of my scope :) [18:21] bridge is like plugging your vm into your modem [18:25] So I've got a broken package that's in limbo (upgrading mariadb-server). It can't install, and I can't remove it because " package is in a very bad inconsistent state; you should [18:25] reinstall it before attempting a removal" [18:26] Need to completely remove it so I can get it back to a not broken state [18:28] apt-get install -f may help [18:29] The problem is the install post script expects a service file to exist that doesn't [18:29] So it will always fail [18:30] I've tried -f, and --reinstall [18:30] with bridge Internet works, but download can't. On #transmission guy said it's difficult to test on vmware, better give file somebody [18:31] ProCycle: you may need to resort to manual dpkg commands... apt dumps the packages into /var/cache/apt/archives [18:32] or apt-get autoremove or autoclean [18:33] neither of those is likely to help this situation [18:36] Neo4, the port could be blocked at your modem. [18:39] I can remove the actual packages with "sudo dpkg --force-all -r mariadb-server-core-10.2" [18:40] But the meta-package still remains [18:40] And still cannot be removed === Guest74322 is now known as mgagne [18:42] ProCycle: dependances? What the metapackages? use apt-get autoremove its remove all not needed dependencies [18:43] jon_: can't help, I'd better stop try. Need two computers in network. with different IP [18:44] tracker determine peers by IP, they see my two peers seeder and leacher and don't allow leeching [18:45] How tracker will distinguish peers on the same IP? [18:45] trackers cannot [18:45] torrents don't work well across NAT routers [18:46] ProCycle: can you not do the same with the metapackage? [18:48] dpkg doesn't see it [18:48] I've tried [18:48] but apt still acts like it's installed [18:52] ProCycle: try reboot comp, it sometimes help [18:53] reboot comp and then again repeat remove commands [18:55] nacc: thank you for the MP over the weekend. As it passed I landed it this morning and restarted the bastion against it. [18:55] nacc: it seems that it's broken on the bastion though :( [18:55] The self test fails there too. [18:55] I've reverted the bastion for now and waiting for it to restart [18:55] I'll look deeper tomorrow. [18:58] After doing "sudo apt-get -f install" to "fix" any dependences I was able to do "sudo dpkg -r mariadb-server-10.2" [19:06] *rage* install script is still broken [19:07] I wonder maybe I should just make a fake service file that does nothing but makes the script happy [19:09] Well this is strange, there's actually a mysqld.service file in /etc/systemd/system/ but I can't start it [19:10] Just says it can't find the unit when I do sudo systemctl start mysqld.service [19:10] Ubuntu has never shipped MariaDB 10.2 [19:14] ProCycle: systemctl start mysql.service without ld [19:14] Tried that too [19:15] and? [19:15] works? [19:16] ProCycle: install mysql instead mariadb [19:16] No it also does not exist [19:16] sudo apt-get install mysql-service [19:16] The service files actually do exist though [19:16] So I'm not sure why systemd insists they don't exist [19:16] because you didn't install [19:17] how to monitor cpu load ? [19:17] oh server [19:18] ProCycle: [19:18] sudo apt-get -y install mysql-server [19:18] ProCycle: not mysql-service mysql-server I confused [19:19] ah forget question.. got munin installed on server [19:44] ProCycle: you can always cheat and edit the post-install (or whatever) script [19:45] Do I need to do that inside the deb file? Because I tried editing it in the /var/lib/dpkg/info/ directory and it ignored my changes [19:46] well, maybe more useful when you try to remove it (the removal scripts should come from there) === XternGhost2 is now known as Xtern [19:47] or when just configuring it [19:47] if you re-install it would likely overwrite... [19:49] how to see how many core's and threads mine xeon cpu has ? [19:50] ok 2 core 4 threads.. [19:50] Blueking, Should be able to see that with cat /proc/cpuinfo [19:50] just wonder why intel says 4 core 8 threads on xeon E3 v3 1230L [19:51] model name : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1230L v3 @ 1.80GHz [19:53] Blueking: top or htop [19:54] try type top command [19:57] Blueking: https://ark.intel.com/products/75053/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E3-1230L-v3-8M-Cache-1_80-GHz [19:57] my linux reports 2 cpu 2 threads per core [19:58] rbasak: I've got phpmyadmin asking for mysql's root password, but that's no longer used, right? [20:00] ahasenack: it seems phpmyadmin only asking about phpmyadmin password [20:00] I will try again on a fresh container, as I was looking for something else, but I think it asked for the phpmyadmin password, and mysql's root password [20:00] ahasenack: you shouldn't need one to authenticate as root against the local instance if you are root. [20:00] even though I told it to use the unix socket [20:00] It might ask anyway [20:01] it didn't like a blank answer [20:01] (phpmyadmin, that is) [20:01] You can still set a MySQL root password if you have to [20:01] You can do it if you reconfigure mysql-server-5.7 with a lower debconf priority [20:01] (or by hand using the client) [20:03] ahasenack: I just remove and installed and it asked only once for phpmyadmin [20:03] it's something else here. "apt install phpmyadmin" doesn't pull in mysql-server, which makes sense, but it asks for the password and tries to connect to a mysql srever on localhost anyway [20:04] ok, so it's a 3 step process [20:04] ahasenack: and after root password it ask about phpmyadmin? [20:04] apt install phpmyadmin <-- fails, abort [20:04] apt install mysql <-- works for mysql, but then phpmyadmin tries again, it also fails because mysql isn't running yet [20:04] apt -f install <-- now phpmyadmin can talk to mysql and is happy [20:04] might your php can't create database, root misql need for to reach mysql database and create there something [20:05] ahasenack: I use for mysql , apt-get mysql-service , it seems there not exists mysql [20:05] mysql-server, sorry [20:05] (in my second line of the 3 steps) [20:05] ok [20:06] I wrote shell script that install remove mysql phpmyadmin, only once ask [20:06] and mysql you can't remove simply purge mysql* [20:06] so the right order would be "apt install mysql-server; apt install phpmyadmin" [20:06] that should work [20:06] can't install them at the same time [20:07] if you use only purge mysql* and then will use pat-get install mysql-server it won't ask you about root [20:07] yes [20:07] mysql at first [20:07] then phpmyadmin will create your own database in mysql [20:07] you can't install phpmyadmin without mysql and if you remove mysql with database you phpmyadmin will broken [20:08] you can't remove mysql and left phpmyadmin to be properly work without reinstall [20:14] rbasak: can you peek at bug 1324062 and determine if the latest status and assignment changes were malicious / accidental / vandalism / stupidity? [20:14] bug 1324062 in nginx (Ubuntu) "No lua 5.2 support" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1324062 [20:15] before I go with the proverbial hammer into #Launchpad and ask the guy doing those changes they did (twice in the past 24 hours) get squished / prohibited from accessing things [20:16] teward: I've seen that person make a ton of unexplained metadata changes in the last day or so. [20:16] * rbasak looks [20:16] Well by ton I mean four [20:16] In two other bugs: [20:16] bug 1077434 and bug 1232469 [20:16] bug 1077434 in apache2 (Ubuntu) "Apache 2.2.14 Server Status no longer available" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1077434 [20:16] bug 1232469 in apache2 (Ubuntu) "Apache coredump when started with dbd and php5 enabled" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1232469 [20:16] And your one [20:17] That's of the bugs I'm subscribed to [20:17] rbasak: hrm, if you can pastebin the errors on the bastion, I can try and help [20:18] teward: https://bugs.launchpad.net/~farhn shows some more [20:18] nacc: thanks, though I'm leaving it until tomorrow now. I reverted already, so I'll try to reproduce first. [20:20] rbasak: I'll poke #launchpad then and ask for a blanket squish. [20:20] that way they can't do much [20:20] Thanks [20:21] rbasak: ah i wonder if the snapcraft being used in CI is a different version than the snapcraft being used by LP [20:21] nacc: I wondered that. [20:21] nacc: I noticed that the CI is using the deb [20:22] With cleanbuild. [20:22] is LP using the snap? [20:22] I haven't looked yet [20:24] rbasak: the error was the pygit2 import error (i'm seeing that on edge still) [20:24] Yeah that sounds familiar [20:24] ok, i'm looking, this was someting (I thought) we had fixed alrady in snapcraft [20:25] rbasak: oh you meant you reverted in the store? or in master? [20:25] rbasak: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/669500 for tracking [20:25] I reverted on the bastion only [20:25] rbasak: oh locally, ok [20:25] since #launchpad is dead [20:26] I didn't see any way to revert in the store [20:26] And I didn't think it deserved a revert in master as CI was broken before anyway [20:26] And without knowing what broke it, it wasn't clear to me that reverting could fix it (eg. build environment change) [20:26] rbasak: you have to use snapcraft to do it, iirc [20:26] s/could/would/ [20:27] yeah i'm going to see if one thing i had done before fixes it [20:27] nacc: thanks [20:28] rbasak: your revert of 3294bc6d6c93c8c76f953266f9665ede78c5937d was incomplete i think [20:28] rbasak: so there's an ordering issue now [20:29] My revert? [20:29] rbasak: speifically http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/T3nSB98vt5/ [20:34] rbasak: yeah, from 48249b21607fdfbb80af9d53e8d0b1375d8778c1 [20:35] rbasak: ok, i think i see the issue -- the _pygit2.so in the snap is linked to the core snap's libgpg-error [20:35] libgpg-error.so.0 => /snap/core/current/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgpg-error.so.0 (0x00007f4630755000) [20:35] we definitely want that to be the one in the snap, as otherwise we'll get weird issues like this :) [20:36] i'll see if the ordering helps [20:41] rbasak: oh, this just started happening [20:41] $ git ubuntu clone unbound [20:41] ERROR:root:Is python3-pygit2 installed? [20:41] I did a clone not long ago, today [20:41] I got r428 [20:41] yep, it updated about 10min ago [20:42] ahasenack: see above. "snap revert" for now please. nacc is already investigating. I'll also take a look tomorrow. [20:42] and I do have python3-pygit2 installed, fwiw [20:42] ah, cool [20:52] How do I kill a running process if Ctrl+C doesn't work? [20:57] hi guys, Should be very easy question for you guys. What are the main differences between Ubuntu server 18.04 “live” and “alternative”? Do they have different purposes? [20:59] live == new fast image based installer. alternative is the d-i based installer that has many more options [21:00] tl;dr is, if you need raid, lvm *on your root disk*, or bonding, bridging, vlans *during installation*, you need the alternate installer [21:06] What is the cloud-init for? [21:18] what lan card ESX 6.5 drivers would be best fit with new ubuntu server? [21:18] Does the default not work? [21:21] ProCycle: in command line kill id_of_process [21:28] ... yee__ ok, are you mistaking irc with google? [21:28] :) === mikal_ is now known as mikal [21:39] rbasak: confirmed, the order fix does let self-test pass in a build i did locally, i'll submit an MP [21:40] [21:47] rbasak: bah, well that was still on my old branch, verifying against master and will send an MP if it passes [22:41] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/gKc9Y7Y6x4/ intel ARK says mine cpu are 4 core.. seemingly I have only had 2 core since I bought mobo + cpu [22:48] rbasak: https://code.launchpad.net/~nacc/usd-importer/+git/usd-importer/+merge/346428 that passed against master here too [22:48] and ldd indicates the libgpg-error is the one we built, correctly [22:56] CPU(s): 2 [22:56] Thread(s) per core: 2 [22:57] I wonder what this tool means by 'threads'.. [22:58] i think that's `lscpu` [22:58] # logical CPUs = # sockets X cores per socket X threads per core [23:01] what's /proc/cpuinfo say on this machine? I'm familiar with that one and expect results I can relate to :) [23:02] having just learned about it, `lstopo`/`hwloc` may give a better idea of what's going on and if your particular chip has disabled cores [23:03] hah yes lstopo is good stuff