[01:18] hello , i have a question related to my vps, for which i choose for ubuntu server 14.04. i run 4 wordpress websites, for one i want to install a ham radio logbook plugin. I want to use a terminal based logbook, but i dont know where to put it: on my vps, or on my desktop pc? you can only add records to the logbook using the terminal. then the log file can be uploaded to the related wp plugin, so that the [01:18] logbook eventually will show on my website. [01:20] do i need to use my vps? [01:21] probably you could run the software locally and copy just the data over to the vps [01:22] ah [01:22] what i thought but then i run into stuff like no mysql installed [01:23] does that mean i need to create mysql database for my desktop pc? [01:24] Requirements [01:24] Perl, including Switch, DBI and DBD::MySQL [01:24] MySQL server (3.23.23 or higher) and client [01:24] these are the requirements for the software [01:24] woah [01:25] mysql 3.23... just how long ago was this last updated? [01:25] i have no idea [01:25] lol [01:25] I'd be hesitant to stick it on the public internet [01:25] ok that's clear [01:25] it won't be on a site google can find [01:26] well at least that's whaty i hope [01:26] you know what ill send your remarks to the ham who created this maybe he has an explanation [01:26] it's shodan you have to worry about :) [01:26] shodan? [01:27] i dont know shodan [01:27] im just a beginner [01:27] it says 'or higher' [01:27] so higher won't hurt [01:27] higher never hurt :p [01:28] 3.23 or higher [01:28] well here's some windows screenshots showing how to install mysql 3.23 on windows, maybe that will suggest the vintage software .. :) http://carme.cs.trinity.edu/thicks/Tutorials/MySQL-Install-Community-Server-3.23/MySQL-Install-3.23.html [01:28] cute. http:\\www.mysql.com... [01:29] so ugly put that away [01:29] * spicey burns the page [01:30] is that mysql on windows... how weird [01:31] it makes me wanna puke [01:31] * spicey feels nauseous now [01:33] CLog is developed and tested on CentOS 7, with the included Switch, Perl, perl-DBI, perl-DBD-MySQL and MySQL. However, it should run on most UNIX/linux platforms. In some occasions you may have to change the perl path on the first line of the 'clog' file. [01:34] wtf i have to "change the perl path" [01:34] spicey: oh good [01:34] really? [01:35] yeah if the author runs it on something as recent as centos 7 then it's way less terrifying than I was envisioning ten minutes ago [01:35] ah okay haha [01:35] the copyright on that page is from 2003.. and we have rather higher security expectations these days than we did back then [01:36] so there is hope? [01:36] yeah [01:37] ok that's good [01:37] maybe i best send the ham who created the thing a mail [03:20] Disclaimer: I'm not currently diagnosing this. Just wondering if anyone has run into it. Was trying to setup zfs on an ubuntu server install (16.04-3) in raidz with 5 disks. Kept getting 2 disks saying they were busy, one at a time. [03:20] Was always /dev/sdg or /dev/sdf for some reason, never the other 3 [06:14] Good morning [07:51] Good evening. I'm having an issue getting a raid to re-mount after a power outage. Mount is saying it's unable to read the superblock. I was able to fix this before by stopping/restarting the raid with mdadm but that isn't working this time. Is anyone able to offer any suggestions? Please and thanks :) [08:30] Xandrov: This might help you https://linuxexpresso.wordpress.com/2010/03/31/repair-a-broken-ext4-superblock-in-ubuntu/ [08:41] ahasenack: imported. They won't auto-update until I next upload to edge and restart he importer. [08:41] (actually to beta) [10:00] how do enable SSH on Ubuntu in Docker... systemctl start ssh -> system has not been booted with systemd as init system (PID 1). Can't operate. [10:04] ujjain: docker is designed for single (master) process applications as PID 1, not really a VM-like env you can ssh into. [10:05] Yeah I understand, but I am just trying to example a jenkins pipeline with ansible etc. [10:05] then you'll have to run a process manager as pid 1, which can start sshd and whatever else, contrary to what it's designed to do. [10:05] and I have no ability to create VM's, so figured to use a container. Normally we would manage VM's with it. [10:05] why no ability to create VMs? [10:06] there's also vagrant if you need to abstract VM creation for testing purposes [10:06] because it would have to be done manually... more difficult during training. [10:06] Yeah, but not everybody has vagrant installed here [10:06] everybody does have docker... so me creating a dockerfile would be quickest [10:06] it's just anotehr tool like docker is [10:06] y'all are using it wrong tho [10:06] but it's for a 1 hour training [10:06] not for production use. [10:07] then like I said, the docker would need to start a process manager as pid 1, with which you can start other services in that container. or just run sshd directly if that's the only thing you need? [10:07] ujjain: which btw is not really ubuntu specific, and you'll find fare more help with it in #docker. [10:07] *far more [10:07] service ssh start is already working, but systemctl isn't ... [10:07] it's an ubuntu image though. [10:08] the problem is not ubuntu specific. [10:09] how would I even autostart apache in an Ubuntu container? that'd be the same issue. [10:09] apt-get install apache2, service apache2 start does work [10:09] but no autostart [10:10] "ubuntu container"? that's vague. which container tech? LXC, LXD, docker? [10:12] ujjain: note also that systemd itself can containerize services that are locally installed, including using a chroot, or even with nspawn. [10:13] CMD ["/usr/sbin/sshd", "-D"] looks to be a fine solution [12:23] rbasak: thanks [12:24] rbasak: just curious, they won't auto-update because they need to be added to the white list, and that means a commit and snap update, is that it? [12:25] ahasenack: right. I've done the commit, but the pipeline to get it to the auto importer machine as asnap [12:25] as a snap involves manual steps [12:25] ok [12:26] rbasak: would you have some moments today to look at my outstanding MPs? [12:26] Sure [12:27] maybe the sssd one first, since it's a fix for a ftbfs [12:27] thanks [12:28] OK [12:41] ahasenack: +1. Shall I push the upload tag? [12:41] rbasak: yes please [12:41] rbasak: I can dput [12:42] ahasenack: pushed [12:42] thanks [12:47] ahasenack: did you already ask me to push the upload tag for https://code.launchpad.net/~ahasenack/ubuntu/+source/libapache2-mod-perl2/+git/libapache2-mod-perl2/+merge/348780? [12:48] rbasak: I think I pinged after your EOD [12:48] and realizing that, added a comment to the mp [13:10] is lp timing out for somebody else? [13:11] ahasenack: WorksForMe(tm) [13:24] ahasenack: +1 for clamav. Shall I push that upload tag too? [13:25] rbasak: yes please [13:25] rbasak: let me check if I can upload, just a moment [13:26] rbasak: I can, so just the tag please [13:26] ahasenack: tag pushed, thanks [13:26] cheers [13:27] jamespage: i think conflicts might be too strict. murano-dashboard needs both python(3)-heat-dashboard installed as BDs to run unit tests. [13:34] working around that with a heat-dashboard-common package [13:55] rbasak: I shouldn't mark https://code.launchpad.net/~ahasenack/ubuntu/+source/libapache2-mod-perl2/+git/libapache2-mod-perl2/+merge/348780 as merged until it lands in proposed, right? It's an SRU [13:56] ahasenack: I agree. It's a mess whatever we do though since I have to push the upload tag. [13:56] assuming the answer is "yes", any ideas to get it off the list at https://code.launchpad.net/~canonical-server/+activereviews ? [13:56] We could mark it as Approved perhaps? [13:56] works for me, could you please do that? [13:56] Done [13:56] thx === niedbalski_ is now known as niedbalski [19:58] hey guys [19:58] i need some help committing dns servers to resolv.conf via /etc/networking/interfaces [19:59] https://ptpb.pw/rrVf ;; i have this static conf in the interfaces file and the 'dns-nameservers' does not output to resolv.conf [20:00] kaleidoscope: what version? [20:00] and what *is* in /etc/resolv.conf currently? [20:02] teward: ubuntu 18.04 and currently resolv is using the systemd-resolve stub address (127.0.0.53), though that does work (pinging google outputs temp. resolv error) [20:03] kaleidoscope: /etc/network/interfaces isn't used by default, netplan is. are you sure you're configuring your networking in the right location? [20:05] teward: i believe so, i at least have static networking working as per my configuration [20:05] teward: if that's the case, i will move on to netplan as well [20:08] ah i see [20:08] it seems ubuntu does not use ifupdown anymore [20:09] kaleidoscope: no, Netplan has taken its place [20:09] we use systemd for things now [20:09] so ifupdown has no more usefulness by default [20:10] gotcha, then i'll use netplan and hopefully that will resolve my dns issue. also, it's safe to disable the 'networking' interface, yes? then enable 'systemd-networkd' because netplan uses it as a renderer [20:17] I don't know what you mean by the "networking" interface in this context [20:17] teward: ah sorry, i meant the 'networking' service, the one that utilizes ifupdown for connections [20:42] kaleidoscope: not sure if it's safe or not, sorry I don't have all the info available [20:46] teward: it's okay, i went ahead and disabled 'networking.service' netplan is working perfectly with the same configuration. [20:47] glad to hear it [20:47] but i now am running into another problem. it seems netplan is ignoring sysctl and assigning ipv6 to my NIC. [20:47] i can run sysctl -p to disable it, but i assumed this was done at boottime [20:48] is there any method to disable ipv6 via netplan? i run a vpn that only supports ipv4 and ipv6 opens a leak [20:49] sysctl.conf includes the following : https://ptpb.pw/ScDi : and is respected only when manually running sysctl -p [20:49] you sure it's a publicly addressable v6? it might just be a link-local address, and I don't think there's a way around that *currently* [20:50] but don't quote me, I just disable all outgoing v6 via ip6tables (ip6tables -A OUTPUT -j DROP) [20:50] (it's probably not the safest way to do that thonugh) [20:59] teward: i did some testing and yes, it can retrieve webpages via 'curl -6'. i believe link-local address starts with "fe80" and my main ipv6 addresses has my ISP's prefix. but thank you for the tip [20:59] kaleidoscope: i'd just turn off v6 dhcp, and leave it as a link-local address then [21:00] i think there's a way to do that but I don't remember it, I have it on my computer but not here (I'm on my phone here right now) [21:00] teward: see, that's what i saw as well, but does that only work for dhcpv6? i only use radvd for my gateway [21:01] kaleidoscope: accept-ra: no [21:04] cyphermox: awesome, that works perfectly, thank you [21:05] kaleidoscope: np [21:09] perfect [21:10] netplan is working and dns is working again (using resolved stub) [21:10] thank you teward for your help :) [21:16] kaleidoscope: great [21:16] kaleidoscope: if you have questions don't hesitate on #netplan too [21:17] cyphermox: ah, didn't know there was a netplan channel! thank you for that, i'll ask questions there if i run into networking problems again === not_phunyguy is now known as Guest44273