[01:08] is there a default password to the 'ubuntu-server' user you get ttyed to from ubiquity? [01:18] hmm, what install media did you use? I don't recall seeing 'ubuntu-server' as the user account before [01:18] 'ubuntu' is sometimes the password === Napsterbater is now known as Guest65493 === Napsterbater_ is now known as Napsterbater [07:07] Good morning [08:30] HI, I just deleted rm -rf /usr/lib/systemd/ by mistake .. can i go back or reinstall ubuntu ? [08:31] did nothing after that.. just now deleted before a minute. :)) [08:46] You might be fine after copying this folder from a live-cd. Though there may be missing services. Depending on what you have installed. [11:09] jamespage: I've updated https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openvswitch/+bug/1839592 with my findings. Is there a chance to update to a new minor release of glibc in bionic-updates? I would want to avoid the task of having to find the relevant subset of patches for backporting [11:09] Launchpad bug 1839592 in glibc (Ubuntu) "Open vSwitch (Version 2.9.2) goes into deadlocked state" [Undecided,Confirmed] [14:17] sarnold: sorry just saw this [14:17] I did try ubuntu I think to no avail [14:17] i suspect there is no password since I get thrown straight in [14:17] maybe I could set one up though [14:17] since sudo just works [14:31] powersj, rcj, philroche i'm going to let my simplestreams membership expire unless someone objects. [14:38] I have no objection to being in it, but don't really intend to look at reviews or do any work on it unless someone prompts me to. [14:50] dabukalam: the original account you create is a regular user who is in sudo users group. sudo makes you root for that command session. you can create a root account that can login, but it is not what most ubuntu users do. [14:50] smoser, thanks for the heads up [15:51] smoser: ack and thank you === vlm_ is now known as vlm === vlm_ is now known as vlm [23:26] using uvt-kvm create --user-data filename and, while the vm is created, none of what I've specified in the user data file is being applied. I have tried including debug: verbose: true (properly formatted of course) and nothing at all is output to stderr or stdout. [23:27] ubuntu 18.04, guest ubuntu 16.04 [23:30] dennis38, have you look at the cloud-init logs in /var/log? [23:32] I have just now noticed, at your prompting, that there are such files on the guest. I would have expected to find them on the host. [23:33] Thanks, now I have something to work with