[12:56] <coreycb> jamespage: fyi we can drop the --no-py36 change I made to openstack-pkg-tools on the next sync
[12:56] <coreycb> jamespage: it's not used now that python3.6 is not supported in disco
[13:40] <DK2> is apt-get -f install safe to do?
[13:41] <DK2> i have a broken package with now unmet depencdies and it recommends me to do -f install, however the package is rather critical
[13:47] <rbasak> DK2: use --dry-run
[13:47] <rbasak> DK2: and then you can decide for yourself based on what it proposes to do.
[13:59] <RoyK> it's usually quite safe
[13:59] <RoyK> it'll prompt you before doing anything bad
[14:07] <rbasak> I think it'll attempt to rerun postinsts ("configure" unconfigured packages) without warning though.
[14:07] <rbasak> That is usually safe, but perhaps there's a reason the system is broken in the first place which makes it unsafe in this particular case?
[14:18] <Mr_Pan> hello i would like run a Backup Server on ubuntu 18.04 server... i have 5 PCs in network ..  suggest?
[14:32] <vlt> Mr_Pan: What should this server do?
[14:32] <Mr_Pan> vlt, backup server for network's machine (ubuntu)
[14:33] <Mr_Pan> i would like something with web gui
[14:33] <sdeziel> Mr_Pan: backuppc works quite well but the web ui is ... let's say dated ;)
[14:33] <sdeziel> Mr_Pan: backuppc is in main which is always nice
[14:34] <Mr_Pan> ok
[14:51] <DK2> rbasak: well the package is dovecot-core so it should be to ok to even reconfigure it afterwards
[15:51] <ahasenack> stgraber: hi, is "lxc stop -f" the equivalent of pulling the power cord? Or more like kill -TERM?
[15:51] <jlacroix> Yesterday I asked about accessing idrac module in Ubuntu, it was suggested to use HTML5. It looks like my idrac6 is too old for HTML5 support unless I'm mistaken. Is there another way to access this console?
[16:14] <stgraber> ahasenack: it's SIGKILL to all processes, which is a bit better than pulling the cord because the kernel is still doing its job of flushing/syncing data to disk
[16:14] <ahasenack> stgraber: ok, thx
[18:01] <jayjo> I can't `scp` from a server of mine because I'm getting a permission denied error (not due to the public key). I've attached the `namei` output here: https://bpaste.net/show/b2add2acef5c do I need to own all of the directories to scp?
[18:06] <sdeziel> jayjo: I have to run, but you need "x" on all the dirs of the hierarchy so you are missing "x" on backups/
[18:07] <jayjo> ok, thank you for your help, I'll adjust it now