[00:16] is there an equivalent to htop but for say storage and high level dashboard of server status/health [00:16] not necessarily every process thats running [00:16] just important metrics? [00:18] almost too many [00:19] arooni: atop is popular, pcp atop is popular; running stats collection tools and feeding into grafana or observium is popular [00:22] thanks for the overview :) [01:54] anyone interested to hear that the issue was ? i figured it out (localhost going to an adjacent server on the network) [01:54] wow, that's a pretty good trick, how'd you do that? :) [01:56] HTTP_PROXY was set [01:56] 127.0.0.1 and localhost traffic was sent to it, and then it returned localhost from that machine [01:56] so it should have shown up in pcaps [01:56] that garbage stole 8 hours of my life [01:57] what tipped me off was curling to a dead port brought back a squid error [01:57] and then telnet to same port was refused [01:58] heh, I've had those surprise squid errors before.. [01:58] thanks for the reminder to swap back to my home archive [02:00] tomreyn: pcaps were hard because the port was different than one might expect [02:00] was connecting to 9080, but no traffic out of 9080 [02:01] i ended up putting a guid in the header, and grepping that instead of filtering on port [02:01] hays: i see. debugging such things can be tricky, glad you worked it out. [06:18] im getting curtain command install preparing for installation configuring storage running 'curtain block-meta custom' curtain command block-meta removing previous storage device [06:19] when installing ubuntu server/desktop on raid 1 drive [06:20] ubuntu shows 2 drives instead of 1 . Also before, the os in the server is Centos7 which I also installed only shows 1 drive (hardware raid 1) [06:22] ubuntu server 18.10 [06:23] I tried now ubuntu 16.04 it works no issue shows only 1 drive [07:15] Good morning === elsheepo is now known as beatzz [11:00] good morning === TheHonorableKitt is now known as ThKitten === TheHonorableKitt is now known as ThKitten [14:28] cpaelzer: https://code.launchpad.net/~smoser/ubuntu/+source/grub-legacy-ec2/+git/grub-legacy-ec2/+merge/360897 if you had some time, your thoughts there are appreciated. [15:29] rbasak: not sure if I need a review, but it doesn't hurt. Two no-change rebuilds due to bind9 new sonames. Bind9 is uploaded already, currently running tests in proposed [15:29] rbasak: https://code.launchpad.net/~ahasenack/ubuntu/+source/bind-dyndb-ldap/+git/bind-dyndb-ldap/+merge/360934 [15:29] rbasak: https://code.launchpad.net/~ahasenack/ubuntu/+source/debian-installer/+git/debian-installer/+merge/360936 [15:47] ahasenack: a no-chnage rebuild should just be a changelog entry, right? I'd say you don't need a review for that :) [15:47] yeah [15:47] but... :) [15:48] we have standup in a few, I can wait until then [15:48] heh [16:12] arooni: glances [16:12] imho [17:03] if RemoveIPC is commented out in /etc/systemd/logind.conf, what is the default setting? [19:10] Hi all. I recently used certbot to get certificate for my ubuntu server. Ever since, clicking on a link to an image file from an index page leads to a 403 forbidden. But when you enter the URL for the image manually, it works [19:11] How did you install certbot? [19:11] hm, let me check, hang on [19:12] certbot does have a command to roll back configuration changes it performed. [19:12] rbasak, I installed via apt [19:12] I forget the name of the command [19:12] "certbot help" should tell you [19:12] But certbot did give me a certificate and I want that [20:17] cyberspectre: do the index pages link to the images using HTTP or using HTTPS? [20:18] JanC, http://nutrigold.info/productimages/ [20:18] I'm not sure. Their hrefs are relative [20:19] yeah, so that's not the problem [20:21] try checking the server logs if there are error messages explaining why it forbids access [20:23] it seems as if it does the opposite of a "direct linking protection"... [20:27] or "hotlinking protection" or whatever else it's being named [20:27] so I wonder if something like that is misconfigured... [20:50] JanC, I will check the logs [21:04] say, does anyone here know anything about the "dialog.so" plugin on ubuntu server? [21:10] Gorian: there are several packages that have such; which do you mean? [21:59] TJ-: Sorry, mariadb [22:58] So how in the world does one get the information on the state of an APC UPS unit from Ubuntu? I have a unit that's chirping away when the alarm isn't silenced, and apcupsd is running and it does at least send broadcast messages to my local shell sessions, but running `sudo apcaccess` doesn't return any fields that actually report anything being wrong as far as I can tell. [23:05] anyway, to answer my question: you have to install "libmariadbclient18" as "dialog.so" is not installed by either "mariadb-server" or "mariadb-client"