[02:10] Hey guys, is there a way to fix a "grub_calloc not found" error without running a live iso? [02:10] Mostly because this server is running in a VPS [02:12] locknet: there's some instructions for aws on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/KnowledgeBase/GRUB2SecureBootBypass#Cloud_instances_.28e.g._AWS_EC2.29 [02:15] yeah, but I do not have AWS :( [02:16] there's links there for google compute environment and azure on detaching and attaching volumes for a rescue instance === vlm_ is now known as vlm === tds9 is now known as tds === oer is now known as oerheks [16:32] coreycb: I think there is an issue with python3-cinderclient in the bionic train repo. https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/GDqpMwQkjF/ [16:34] line 20 worries me; 138 not upgraded? [16:35] coreycb: Looks like removing python-cinderclient before installing python3-cinderclient works [16:35] oerheks: 138 not upgraded because when I added the train repo and did an apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade it failed on python3-cinderclient [16:35] im re-running dist-upgrade again [16:35] now that I resolved python3-cinderclient [16:49] coreycb: looks like python{,3}-cinderclient has a conflict in that both are attempting to write to the same tabcompletions file [16:50] coreycb: so either a "conflicts" on one or the other (so they aren't coinstallable) or a separate -common for the tabcompletion to be installed as a dependency for one or the other might solve it [16:50] cc shubjero [16:50] teward: yep, and first thing i tried was to remove the tabcompletion file and then re-run the apt install python3-cinderclient but it still didnt like that. My solution was to first uninstall python-cinderclient [16:51] shubjero: that's normal because dpkg has independent ways to track if two packages touch the same file [16:51] whether the file exists or not [16:51] Understood [16:51] Anyways I'm doing a stein to train upgrade in my lab and making notes for when I do this in prod. Yes, im one of the few who still has an .deb install of openstack in production :) [16:51] hence why i said eitehr "Conflicts" between the two python packages or a separate -common pulled in as a dep for both python packages to do the tabcomplete or smth. (Something I'll leave in coreycb or oerheks's hands :P) [16:52] shubjero: tahnks for the msg, did you happen to open a bug yet? [16:52] Switching away is too much work and personally I've done around a dozen openstack upgrades without much headache thanks to the ubuntu teams hard work :) [16:52] coreycb: no, i havent [16:53] coreycb: I can take a few minutes to open a bug if you would like [16:53] shubjero: let's use https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-cinderclient/+bug/1841516 [16:53] Launchpad bug 1841516 in python-cinderclient (Ubuntu) "dpkg installation fails due to file conflict between python-cinderclient and python3-cinderclient" [Critical,Incomplete] [16:54] Oh nice, already reported [16:54] shubjero: thanks. I'll get it on our radar and triage it. [16:55] coreycb: I marked the bug as it affects me, thanks again! === ijohnson is now known as ijohnson|lunch [17:44] coreycb: Does neutron require any db sync/upgrade commands? I don't see any mentions in documentation of 'neutron-db-manage' like in previous upgrades. === ijohnson|lunch is now known as ijohnson [17:45] shubjero: I would think so, yes [17:47] shubjero: I'd recommend checking the upstream docs though, there won't be anything different in distro [23:17] I am trying to virtualize my pfsense deployment alongside ubuntu in order to also run some other services on the same hardware. I have experience with qemu + kvm for running VM's in ubuntu, but I haven't done anything like forwarding NICs before. I'm willing to put in more research if there's a better way to do it. Is there a recommendation for virtualizing alongside another Ubuntu VM? [23:26] I don't have experience with Proxmox, but it comes up a lot in "KVM vs ..." searches.