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[00:34] <[Solaris]> question about a dhcp server, does the server need to be "inline" (eg external --dhcp server --internal) or can the dhcp server exsist anywhere in the network |
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[00:34] <[Solaris]> i.e. internet connected to the router (currently running dhcp) and 4 computers connected to the router... I want to mvoe the DHCP to one of the servers |
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[00:45] <stainer> Solaris: Thats how we have it set up at work, with a windows server handing out addresses |
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[00:46] <[Solaris]> which way |
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[00:47] <[Solaris]> the first way "inline" or the second "in the cluster" |
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[00:49] <stainer> in the cluster |
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[00:49] <stainer> I was just looking at my linksys router and I can do it that way here at home |
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[00:50] <stainer> just disble dhcp and the other server will hand out the addy,s |
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[00:50] <stainer> Keep the default, Enable, to enable the Router' DHCP server option. If you already have a DHCP server on your network or you do not want a DHCP server, then select Disable. |
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[00:51] <[Solaris]> I want to activate the servers DHCPd and turn off the routers |
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[00:51] <[Solaris]> but maintain the current dhcp settings |
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[00:52] <[Solaris]> but then would i have to tell the server DHCP to redirect traffic to router |
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[00:52] <[Solaris]> since the router will no longer be the defualt gateway |
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[00:52] <stainer> no, thats not the way I understand it |
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[00:53] <stainer> the router will still do what it does, but the dhcp service will just be handled on another box |
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[00:53] <stainer> its just a service like httpd or sshs |
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[00:53] <stainer> err sshd |
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[00:54] <[Solaris]> erm i don't think my router has an interal dhcp request, and it will need to be hardcoded anyways |
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[00:55] <[Solaris]> right now the router is .1 server is .3 other boxes are .2 .4 .5 etc |
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[00:55] <stainer> when a computer needs an addy it just sends out a request, and as long as you have the port open through your router it will get the dhcp server. I would put a static on the router of 192.168.1.1 or simaliar and keep it as a gateway |
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[00:56] <[Solaris]> erm |
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[00:56] <[Solaris]> if that option worked that be great |
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[00:57] <[Solaris]> won't have to change anything really then |
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[00:57] <stainer> http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch08_:_Configuring_the_DHCP_Server |
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[00:58] <stainer> a router/switch is idependant of dhcpd, the dhcp is an added feature of a router |
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[01:02] <[Solaris]> stainer kewl beans |
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[01:04] <stainer> you could go modem/linux box/router/network and have the linux box handle the netork AND dhcp, but that is above my skill set... I think there is a distro that will do that though |
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[01:04] <[Solaris]> erm so i have to write my very own dhcpd.conf ... joys |
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[01:04] <[Solaris]> thats the way I used to do it |
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[01:05] <[Solaris]> but this server doesn't have two nics |
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[01:05] <[Solaris]> and its a internal fileserver and don't want it on the outside really |
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[01:05] <stainer> gotcha |
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[01:06] <stainer> maybe you can help me now... I have 2 cpu's in my server. How do I know if the cpu #2 is getting used? |
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[01:08] <[Solaris]> i use conky to monitor loads on my cpu and other stuff |
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[01:08] <[Solaris]> but you have to have X installed |
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[01:08] <stainer> I googled it |
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[01:08] <stainer> systat |
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[01:09] <stainer> mpstat -P ALL show everything |
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[01:09] <[Solaris]> systat doesn't exsist on ym server |
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[01:10] <stainer> sorry sysstat |
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[01:10] <stainer> extra s |
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[01:13] <[Solaris]> heh still don't ahve that cmd |
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[01:14] <[Solaris]> heh there used to be a online place to generate dhcpd.conf files |
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[01:15] <stainer> mpstat is the command, but the package is sysstat |
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[01:23] <[Solaris]> ahh |
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[04:27] <KrystallKitt> How busy is it in here? |
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[04:28] <ScottK> This time of day, not very. |
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[04:28] <KrystallKitt> Okay thats good |
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[04:28] <ScottK> Much busier during the US/European working day. |
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[04:28] <KrystallKitt> heh |
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[04:29] <KrystallKitt> Well I kinda need help with my audio drivers i think |
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[04:29] <ScottK> Audio and Server don't generally go together. |
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[04:29] <KrystallKitt> >.< |
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[04:30] <KrystallKitt> Well i've been having trouble with installing a game "Frets On Fire" |
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[04:30] <KrystallKitt> and honestly i know I'm never going to get help in a room with 1200 people in it.. |
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[04:32] <ScottK> I can understand that, but it doesn't make this the right place to get support. |
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[04:32] <ScottK> Not a huge deal this time of day, but it's also unlikely anyone here can help. |
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[04:33] <KrystallKitt> Ah, mmk, thanks anyhow |
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[04:43] <lukehasnoname> haha |
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[04:46] <ScottK> What? |
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[05:05] <lukehasnoname> The guy looking for FoF help here |
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[05:20] <lukehasnoname> who else here buys linux magazines monthly? |
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[05:23] <[Solars]> havden't for a long time |
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[05:25] <rebel_kid> does the ubuntu server have trouble in virtbox? |
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[05:31] <SteckelBud> wow--udev 117-8 is killing my system. Anytime I try to copy files it fills up to 100% and I can't do anything--ideas!? |
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[05:34] <[Solars]> rebel_kid dunno why you would run server inside of VBox but the people in #vbox can help |
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[05:36] <rebel_kid> to run the server on my desktop (lightweight development server) |
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[05:36] <rebel_kid> so if i f*** everything up (which i definatly will at least once) it only effects the virt box lol |
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[06:37] <lukehasnoname> Why would finch require sound |
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[06:37] <lukehasnoname> it's a console IM client, right? |
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[07:46] <uvirtbot> New bug: #278610 in shadow (main) "login crashed with SIGSEGV in dump_core() (dup-of: 260687)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/278610 |
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[08:36] <uvirtbot> New bug: #278933 in samba (main) "Guest samba share stops working when winbind is installed" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/278933 |
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[08:37] <ivoks> oh, i can confirm this bug |
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[08:46] <kraut> moin |
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[09:19] <[Solars]> ivoks can you look over my dhcpd.conf to see if i miss anything i need to fix |
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[09:20] <[Solars]> http://pastebin.com/m411cf711 |
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[13:01] <uvirtbot> New bug: #279022 in samba (main) "Problems with trusted domains" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/279022 |
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[13:45] <bogey-> Does anyone have a problem with Ubuntu on VMware that involves not being able to log in after the server has been online for a couple of hours? |
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[13:47] <brousch> bogey- i have several servers running on vmware with no problems. can you be more specific about your ubuntu and vmware versions? |
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[13:47] <bogey-> Ubuntu 8.04.1 on Vmware 1.07 |
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[13:48] <bogey-> I am using Squid 2 and it seems that after a few hours the server stops responding |
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[13:57] <bogey-> Now thats over |
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[13:57] <bogey-> Does anyone have a problem with Ubuntu on VMware that involves not being able to log in after the server has been online for a couple of hours? I am using Ubuntu 8.04.1 server, text only mode. I am using VMWare 1.07. I am using the server primarliy for Squid 2 from the ubuntu repo. The server seems to freeze or unable to respond to requests from any service. No logins, No squid, No www, etc..... |
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[13:58] <ivoks_> bogey-: i do |
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[13:58] <ivoks_> bogey-: but i figured out that's cause of dlink router/switch |
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[13:58] <bogey-> ivoks_: have you been able to figure this out? |
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[13:58] <bogey-> oh, nm :( |
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[13:58] <bogey-> it doesnt even respond through the vmware console |
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[13:59] <ivoks_> right |
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[13:59] <bogey-> Lets you put in a user/pass and just stops |
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[13:59] <ivoks_> but it is working |
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[13:59] <bogey-> ivoks_: naw, it just stops after you put in a password. |
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[13:59] <ivoks_> but once you plug in keyboard and log in, run some network tools (like apt-get update), it's available from network again |
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[14:00] <ivoks_> bogey-: server is working, but my router doesn't allow connections to it |
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[14:00] <ivoks_> bogey-: i guess it's puzzeld by different MAC's on same port |
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[14:00] <bogey-> ivoks_: thats what i was just about to say |
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[14:01] <bogey-> ivoks_: dont use bridged networking, use NAT and those cheap store and forwards start working right. |
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[14:01] <ivoks_> that's my plan, but i needed bridge at this point |
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[14:02] <bogey-> brb, coffee time |
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[14:11] <ivoks_> zul: ping |
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[14:11] <zul> ivoks: yo |
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[14:11] <ivoks> he's alive! :) |
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[14:11] <ivoks> i've fixed that drbd thing |
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[14:11] <zul> yeah its monday morning but barely ;) |
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[14:11] <zul> yeah I saw |
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[14:11] <ivoks> could you review the package? |
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[14:11] <zul> sure |
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[14:12] <ivoks> you could just grab it from my ppa and remove last changelog entry |
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[14:12] <ivoks> it was there cause ppa doesn't accept same version upload |
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[14:12] <zul> was the fix in the kernel source or in drbd? |
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[14:12] <ivoks> drbd |
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[14:12] <zul> coolio |
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[14:12] <ivoks> one liner :) |
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[14:12] <zul> you serious? |
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[14:12] <ivoks> yes |
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[14:12] <ivoks> you'll see changelog :) |
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[14:12] <zul> meh... |
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[14:13] <zul> ill get an ffe for it as well |
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[14:13] <ivoks> zul: current status is unusable and dangerous |
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[14:13] <zul> huh? |
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[14:13] <zul> oh the one we have in the archive :) |
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[14:13] <ivoks> right |
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[14:14] <ivoks> cause it's gogin to try communicating with vesa driver, not drbd :) |
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[14:14] <ivoks> going ... s/vesa/some frame buffer module/ |
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[14:14] <zul> heh |
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[14:17] <ivoks> i've actually sent the patch to upstream |
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[14:17] <ivoks> they were shocked :D |
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[14:18] <zul> good job! |
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[14:24] <bogey-> Does anyone have a problem with Ubuntu on VMware that involves not being able to log in after the server has been online for a couple of hours? I am using Ubuntu 8.04.1 server, text only mode. I am using VMWare 1.07. I am using the server primarliy for Squid 2 from the ubuntu repo. The server seems to freeze or unable to respond to requests from any service. No logins, No squid, No www, etc..... |
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[15:13] <luckyone> hello everyone |
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[15:13] <luckyone> would someone mind talking with me about partitions and lvm |
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[15:17] <ivoks> shoot |
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[15:21] <luckyone> ivoks: I am just trying to make sure that I know what I am doing... because I run ubuntu at home, I am the 'linux expert' at work by default |
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[15:22] <luckyone> essentially, we have a linux server and we need to add some disk space |
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[15:22] <luckyone> so we had our IT staff allocate some additional space to the virtual machine |
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[15:22] <luckyone> I need to get that additional space added to the logical volume |
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[15:23] <luckyone> my thoughts are that I first need to extend the partition with something like ext2online |
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[15:24] <ivoks> you have to add pv first |
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[15:24] <ivoks> then extend volume group |
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[15:24] <ivoks> and then logic volume |
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[15:24] <ivoks> after that you can extend ext2 |
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[15:24] <ivoks> or ext3 |
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[15:24] <ivoks> or xfs :) |
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[15:24] <luckyone> I *think* the pv is already there |
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[15:24] <luckyone> /dev/sda |
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[15:25] <ivoks> you already have LVM set up, right? |
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[15:25] <luckyone> it is a vm, so they just said, instead of 15GB, here is 18 |
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[15:25] <luckyone> ivoks: yes |
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[15:25] <ivoks> luckyone: so, it's not additional disk, but you've expanded virtual disk? |
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[15:26] <luckyone> ivoks: correc |
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[15:27] <luckyone> ivoks: still just /dev/sda |
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[15:27] <ivoks> luckyone: run pvdisplay |
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[15:27] <ivoks> luckyone: there should be only /dev/sdaX |
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[15:28] <ivoks> or whole /dev/sda |
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[15:28] <luckyone> shows /dev/sda2 |
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[15:28] <ivoks> and it's size? |
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[15:28] <luckyone> 14.9GB |
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[15:29] <ivoks> this is not expanded size, right? |
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[15:29] <luckyone> correct |
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[15:29] <ivoks> fdisk -l /dev/sda |
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[15:30] <ivoks> does it show additional space at the end? |
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[15:30] <luckyone> no |
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[15:30] <ivoks> hm... |
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[15:30] <luckyone> maybe |
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[15:30] <luckyone> /dev/sda1 1 - 13 |
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[15:30] <luckyone> /dev/sda2 14 - 1958 |
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[15:31] <luckyone> it shows /dev/sda as being 19.3 GB though |
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[15:32] <ivoks> pvresize should be your friend |
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[15:32] <ivoks> umount partition first |
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[15:32] <ivoks> backup all data :D |
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[15:34] <luckyone> so if I unmount and pvresize, it will automatically extend the pv and add it to the lv? |
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[15:34] <ivoks> no |
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[15:34] <ivoks> it will just expand pv |
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[15:34] <ivoks> then you have to expand vg |
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[15:34] <ivoks> and after that lv |
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[15:34] <luckyone> I guess can you explain the process, I am opening man pages now |
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[15:35] <ivoks> at the end, you have to extend filesystem |
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[15:35] <ivoks> lv is part of vg, while vg is on top of pv |
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[15:36] <luckyone> pvresize says you currently see this physical volume as 15GB, it is actually 18GB |
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[15:36] <ivoks> then resize it to 18G |
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[15:36] <ivoks> backup data first! |
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[15:36] <luckyone> hehe, we had them take a snapshot |
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[15:37] <ivoks> expanding isn't that painfull... a week ago i resized 120Gb to 20GB :) |
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[15:37] <luckyone> yikes! |
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[15:37] <luckyone> I am not going to do it until 1) I understand it or 2) after 11:00 CDT, whichever is later |
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[15:38] <luckyone> but the process is 1) run pvresize to tell the physical volume how big it is |
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[15:38] <ivoks> well, which part you don't understand now? |
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[15:38] <luckyone> 2) add the additional space to the vg? |
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[15:39] <luckyone> 3) extend the partition? |
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[15:39] <ivoks> vgextend |
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[15:39] <luckyone> is that right at a high level? |
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[15:39] <ivoks> that's bellow logic volume |
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[15:39] <ivoks> and bellow volume group is physical volume |
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[15:40] <ivoks> on top of logic volume is filesystem |
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[15:40] <ivoks> so, if you are exanding: |
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[15:40] <ivoks> pv -> vg -> lv -> fs |
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[15:40] <ivoks> if you are reducing: |
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[15:40] <ivoks> fs -> lv -> vg -> pv |
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[15:42] <ivoks> filesystem can be only on one logic volume |
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[15:42] <ivoks> logic volume can be only from one logic group |
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[15:42] <ivoks> logic group can be on multiple physical volumes |
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[15:43] <ivoks> there can be multiple logic volumes in volume group and there can be multiple volume groups on physical volumes |
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[15:43] <luckyone> gotcha |
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[15:43] <ivoks> so, it's quite easy |
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[15:43] <luckyone> so, it doesn't make sense to try and run ext2online on something that doesn't even 'belong' to the pv yet |
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[15:45] <ivoks> correct |
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[15:45] <ivoks> you can't extend filesystem if lv isn't bigger |
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[15:45] <ivoks> you have to extend lv before that |
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[15:45] <luckyone> ok, resize the pv, extend the lv, extend partition |
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[15:46] <ivoks> and before extending lv, there needs to be room in vg |
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[15:46] <ivoks> to get room in vg, extend pv first, and then vg |
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[15:46] <ivoks> pv vg lv |
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[15:46] <luckyone> pvresize, vgextend, lvextend, ext2online (or fdisk) |
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[15:46] <ivoks> right |
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[15:47] <ivoks> just go for it |
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[15:48] <luckyone> haha, what could I possibly screw up? |
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[15:48] <luckyone> I have a backup! |
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[15:48] <ivoks> right |
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[15:49] <luckyone> ivoks: thanks for the help |
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[15:49] <ivoks> np |
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[15:49] <luckyone> ivoks: if you are still on when I do this in an hour or two, I may ping you... |
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[15:50] <luckyone> :) |
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[15:50] <ivoks> do it now |
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[15:50] <luckyone> not now, one of my associates is using that box for a demo |
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[15:50] <ivoks> who cares |
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[15:50] <ivoks> now! :D |
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[15:50] <luckyone> it is one of our peoplesoft demo boxes |
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[15:51] <ivoks> ah... marketing... kills all the fun in software |
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[15:51] <luckyone> lol |
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[16:02] <frame45> does anyone know if you can put Ubuntu on a LaCie ethernet disk, like you can the Linksys NSLU2 (slug) |
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[16:10] <zul> mathiaz: ping |
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[16:10] <mathiaz> zul: ouch |
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[16:11] <zul> mathiaz: slangasek refreshed the patches Ill try to work in samba-3.2.4 this week |
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[16:11] <mathiaz> zul: great |
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[16:17] <Koon> zul: about samba, any success in reproducing bug 260687 ? |
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[16:17] <uvirtbot> Launchpad bug 260687 in samba "pam_smbpass.so segfaults" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/260687 |
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[16:18] <zul> Koon: not yet |
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[16:21] <Koon> zul: also about bug 277447, let me know what option we should pursue : try to get rc11-1 in or prepare a fix for just the issue. My guess is that there are plenty of useful fixes for bugs we'll hit anyway... but changes in rc10 are quite extensive |
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[16:21] <uvirtbot> Launchpad bug 277447 in openvpn "script failed: could not execute external program " [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/277447 |
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[16:26] <mathiaz> Koon: are there new features in rc10 ? |
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[16:27] <mathiaz> Koon: if they're mainly bug fixes we don't necessarly require a FFexception. |
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[16:27] <Koon> mathiaz: there are new configuration options |
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[16:27] <Koon> mostly driven as bug fix complements |
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[16:28] <Koon> mathiaz: check out http://openvpn.net/index.php/documentation/change-log/changelog-21.html |
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[17:36] <monteslu> anyone have luck with a "RAID bus controller: Dell PowerEdge Expandable RAID controller 5" ? |
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[17:59] <[Solars]> where should i start looking for an answer for this |
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[18:00] <[Solars]> Oct 6 07:45:08 hel dhclient: DHCPREQUEST of <null address> on eth0 to 192.168.2.3 port 67 |
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[18:00] <[Solars]> Oct 6 07:45:46 hel last message repeated 3 times |
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[18:00] <[Solars]> Oct 6 07:46:59 hel last message repeated 6 times |
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[18:00] <[Solars]> got a ton of entries like |
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[18:00] <[Solars]> lots of repeats |
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[18:01] <[Solars]> thats in the syslog file |
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[18:02] <[Solars]> i am unable to ping 192.168.2.3 |
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[18:03] <[Solars]> nothing shows drake@hel:/srv/media$ nano /var/lib/dhcp3/dhcpd.leases |
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[18:03] <[Solars]> for that address |
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[18:04] <[Solars]> i physically check each network device and find nothing |
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[18:05] <Fenix|work> Greetings... |
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[18:05] <Fenix|work> I'm having some difficulties with sarg-reports on my server |
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[18:05] <[Solars]> thik its a bootp device? in my dhcpd.config file i have it to deny bootp devices |
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[18:06] <Fenix|work> sarg-reports today works like a champ, but sarg-reports daily (or weekly and monthly) exit fine, but don't actually generate reports of any kind |
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[18:08] <stainer> Solars: I read something about maybe an extra step for Windows devices... something about a WINS server, or something |
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[18:10] <[Solars]> erm i don't have another server here |
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[18:11] <Fenix|work> [Solars], what's the problem? I only caught the very tail-end of your info |
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[18:11] <[Solars]> it has litereally fills up the entire syslog (many hours) |
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[18:11] <[Solars]> i got soemthing on my network thats |
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[18:11] <[Solars]> repeating |
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[18:11] <[Solars]> Oct 6 08:00:20 hel dhclient: DHCPREQUEST of <null address> on eth0 to 192.168.2.3 port 67 |
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[18:12] <[Solars]> multiple times per sec |
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[18:12] <[Solars]> (its not doing it right now it appears) |
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[18:12] <[Solars]> but no address exsist on the network |
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[18:12] <[Solars]> nothing in dhcpd.leases |
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[18:12] <[Solars]> can't ping it |
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[18:12] <[Solars]> and can't account for that address |
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[18:13] <[Solars]> but is in the dhcpd pool |
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[18:13] <brousch> could be a virtual machine on NAT? |
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[18:13] <[Solars]> NAT is taken care by the router |
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[18:13] <[Solars]> from the isp |
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[18:14] <[Solars]> and no virtual machines running |
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[18:14] <Fenix|work> and we're talking about dhclient.leases right? |
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[18:14] <[Solars]> heh yea |
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[18:14] <[Solars]> sorry about that |
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[18:14] <[Solars]> trying to find whats flooding the dhcpd |
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[18:15] <[Solars]> for a request |
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[18:15] <Fenix|work> [Solars], hehe... I believe it's a bug in DHCP3 |
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[18:16] <[Solars]> is there a work around/fix for that |
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[18:16] <Fenix|work> when you see DHCPREQUEST of <null address> what you're actually seeing is a client renewing it's IP address. you only see an IP where null address when it's a new client looking for a new IP |
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[18:17] <Fenix|work> It's not really a bug per-se ... |
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[18:17] <Fenix|work> ... turn down debugging logging for dhclient |
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[18:18] <[Solars]> strange |
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[18:18] <[Solars]> i only have 4 computers online last night |
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[18:18] <[Solars]> and i was getting hundred if not thousands of requests |
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[18:18] <Fenix|work> what's the default lease time? |
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[18:19] <[Solars]> 12 hours and 24 hours |
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[18:19] <[Solars]> 12 hour min 24 hours max |
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[18:19] <Fenix|work> you know how dhcp renewals work? |
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[18:20] <[Solars]> computer sends request to network (broadcast), the server responds I am here (handshakes), etc etc |
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[18:20] <Fenix|work> each client trys to renew it's lease halfway through it's lease period |
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[18:20] <Fenix|work> so yours is 12 hours lease |
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[18:20] <Fenix|work> so every six hours it requests to re-lease the address |
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[18:21] <[Solars]> erm when i had the lease times lwoer |
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[18:21] <[Solars]> to like 5 mins (when i was setting up) |
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[18:21] <Fenix|work> if it doesn't get a response it tries again in 3 hours, then 1.5 hours, then in .75 hours, and so on and so forth... until it gets small and the lease expires. |
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[18:21] <[Solars]> it did not show "DHCPREQUEST of <null address>" |
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[18:21] <[Solars]> no lease renewed |
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[18:22] <[Solars]> no devices on my network as that ipaddress either |
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[18:22] <Fenix|work> wierd |
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[18:23] <[Solars]> i been tail -f the syslog all night |
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[18:23] <[Solars]> and i have a ton of requests |
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[18:24] <luckyone> i am about to attempt to add disk space to a logical volume, can anyone help me? |
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[18:25] <[Solars]> also have a ton of these |
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[18:25] <[Solars]> Oct 6 11:30:53 hel dhclient: DHCPREQUEST of <null address> on eth0 to 255.255.255.255 port 67 |
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[18:25] <[Solars]> Oct 6 11:30:53 hel dhcpd: DHCPREQUEST for 192.168.2.2 from 00:1a:4d:45:a6:7f via eth0 |
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[18:25] <[Solars]> bah i need to start using pastebin |
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[18:25] <luckyone> the process I discussed earlier was using pvresize, vgextend, lvextend, and ext2online |
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[18:25] <[Solars]> raid or no raid? |
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[18:25] <luckyone> non-raid |
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[18:26] <[Solars]> can't help you on that subject, sorry |
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[18:33] <[Solars]> erm i think i found the problem but not sure how to fix it |
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[18:34] <[Solars]> in the dhcpd.conf i setup so the server itself will get a static address, when request it self for a ip address....(not sure if thats a good or soso idea) |
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[18:34] <[Solars]> but anyways i restarted dhcpd3 |
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[18:34] <[Solars]> now i am getting flooded with acks and requests |
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[18:35] <[Solars]> from the server ip address |
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[18:37] <[Solars]> so i am going to try and just restart the /etc/init.d/network |
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[18:39] <Fenix|work> is there any way to have logrotate exclude a set of logs? |
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[18:39] <Fenix|work> or have a different schedule for a different set of logs? |
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[18:40] <[Solars]> yea |
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[18:40] <[Solars]> there are some examples in 'man logrotate |
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[18:40] <[Solars]> ' |
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[18:40] <trashguy> YEEEEOOOW |
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[18:41] <[Solars]> trashguy! |
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[18:41] <trashguy> what up |
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[18:42] <Fenix|work> ok... I now know fully what's going on |
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[18:43] <Fenix|work> Any devs here attached to the sarg package? |
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[18:43] <Fenix|work> or maintainers :) |
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[18:44] <Fenix|work> or squid people :) |
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[18:49] <Fenix|work> [Solars], if I want to concatenate the log files together |
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[18:49] <Fenix|work> .log.2 is the oldest, followed by .log.1 then .log correct ? |
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[18:49] <trashguy> i dont typically do that |
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[18:50] <trashguy> because there is a reaosn they are broken down |
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[18:50] <trashguy> they get to big |
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[18:50] <trashguy> and searching is a pain in the ass |
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[18:50] <Fenix|work> trashguy, I agree, they do get big |
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[18:50] <luckyone> can anyone in here help me add disk space to my lvm? |
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[18:50] <trashguy> my webserver logs get in to the gigs |
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[18:50] <Fenix|work> but when logrotate runs daily and I need to generate montly reports on a set of logs, I can't get monthly reports cus a month doesn't exist :) |
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[18:51] <luckyone> I have a vm that our IT staff added disk space to, but i don't know how to make that usable (add it to the lvm) |
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[18:51] <luckyone> I tried to run pvresize to add the additional space to the physical volume, but it didn't do anything |
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[18:53] <[Solars]> Fenix|work then why not just do a monthly rotate? |
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[18:53] <Fenix|work> I am |
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[18:53] <[Solars]> if thats what you need |
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[18:53] <Fenix|work> There's a misconfiguration in the logrotate.d/squid file |
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[18:53] <Fenix|work> and I need to find out more how sarg-report works |
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[18:54] <[Solars]> erm okay dunno what to say then sorry |
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[18:55] <Fenix|work> more specifically sarg, since it appears sarg-reports is a kind of wrapper that simplifies running reports with sarg |
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[18:56] <rrittenhouse> I just updated my feisty (desktop) server last week and now i'm having problems with the networking. If i SSH and port forward I can't connect to "Remote Desktop" (VNC). Is this a known problem? It also seems that I can't VNC into it at all. |
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[18:56] <rrittenhouse> I was using firestarter to block connections to all but SSH before this happened but I have to start firestarter up everytime i want it |
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[18:57] <r00tintheb0x> hello all. |
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[18:57] <r00tintheb0x> Im trying to set up a BIND server... for internal use. |
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[18:58] <r00tintheb0x> I had to move our domain controller from our DC here to a co-lo during hurricane ike. |
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[18:58] <r00tintheb0x> Big pain, DHCP relay isnt working over a VPN tunnel between the two locations. |
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[18:58] <r00tintheb0x> So im trying to relay get dhcp to work on this new ubuntu server i put up and get all my internal names off the old win2k3 ad server. |
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[18:58] <r00tintheb0x> Any magic commands? |
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[19:23] <cyris|> hey everyone. every time i sudo apt-get install package i get the following error. sudo: unable to resolve host s142-179-206-147.ab.hsia.telus.net. this is what my /etc/hosts file looks like. Any ideas ? thanks http://rafb.net/p/Lo4foa84.html |
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[19:25] <ivoks> and what's your hostname? |
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[19:25] <cyris|> s142-179-206-147.ab.hsia.telus.net |
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[19:25] <ivoks> that's your hostname? :) |
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[19:25] <ivoks> is that dynamic or static ip? |
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[19:26] <cyris|> static, but my isp doesn't support hardcoding of ips so i have to use dhcp to grab it. |
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[19:26] <r00tintheb0x> I got it. |
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[19:26] <ivoks> what does this return: |
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[19:27] <r00tintheb0x> My problem at least. |
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[19:27] <ivoks> nslookup s142-179-206-147.ab.hsia.telus.net |
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[19:27] <ivoks> is it resolvable? |
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[19:27] <r00tintheb0x> Hey guys, how can I reconfigure my network via dpkg ? |
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[19:27] <r00tintheb0x> dpkg-reconfigure networking isnt working |
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[19:27] <r00tintheb0x> heh |
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[19:27] <ivoks> r00tintheb0x: dpkg can't configure your network |
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[19:28] <cyris|> ivoks: doesn't seem to :/ user@s142-179-206-147:~$ nslookup s142-179-206-147.ab.hsia.telus.net |
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[19:28] <cyris|> Server: 75.154.132.68 |
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[19:28] <cyris|> Address: 75.154.132.68#53 |
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[19:28] <cyris|> ** server can't find s142-179-206-147.ab.hsia.telus.net: NXDOMAIN |
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[19:28] <cyris|> opps |
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[19:28] <cyris|> my bad im sorry |
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[19:28] <ivoks> cyris|: no need to paste |
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[19:28] <cyris|> http://rafb.net/p/RfUixx31.html |
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[19:28] <ivoks> cyris|: well, that's your problem |
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[19:29] <ivoks> your DNS doesn't know anything about that hostname |
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[19:29] <ivoks> cyris|: why don't you use some normal names like 'mysuperserver' |
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[19:29] <ivoks> ? |
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[19:30] <cyris|> this particular box is using my ISP's dns servers |
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[19:30] <ivoks> cyris|: so what... |
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[19:31] <ivoks> cyris|: you could call your server 'twingo' |
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[19:31] <ivoks> cyris|: and add twingo in hosts, as an alias for 127.0.0.1 |
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[19:32] <r00tintheb0x> Okay, ivoks should I just manually edit /etc/network* to reflect the changes I want? |
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[19:32] <ivoks> r00tintheb0x: after you edit it, restart networking /etc/init.d/networking restart |
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[19:33] <r00tintheb0x> Okay, thanks. |
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[19:33] <ivoks> r00tintheb0x: be sure not to make any mistakes :) |
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[19:33] <r00tintheb0x> hehe, yeah. the server is local so it wont be too bad. |
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[19:34] <ivoks> r00tintheb0x: if you fsck up, use ipmi to fix it :) |
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[19:34] <r00tintheb0x> ipmi? |
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[19:34] <ivoks> if your server supports it, of course |
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[19:34] <ivoks> lots of servers support ipmi, and their owners don't know that |
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[19:34] <ivoks> and that thing makes live so much easier :) |
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[19:35] <ivoks> life |
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[19:35] <r00tintheb0x> I see. |
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[19:40] <Fenix|work> How do I go about verifying a bug in launchpad? |
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[19:40] <ivoks> click on 'New' and select 'Confirmed' |
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[19:49] <webtech_m33> hello.. i am looking for a how to, to rebuild a .deb package |
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[19:50] <webtech_m33> i dpkg-buildpackage and created a new .deb file |
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[19:50] <ivoks> webtech_m33: #ubuntu-motu would be a better place for those kind of questions |
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[19:50] <webtech_m33> mmk |
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[20:11] <cyris|> ivoks: sorry i had to jet their for a sec. my only problem is that I need to use a hostname for this machine thats resolvable publicly. |
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[20:11] <ivoks> i don't see why you should have to do that |
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[20:14] <cyris|> ivoks: maybe i dont :/ zimbra is complaining that my hostname isn't resolvable with my dns servers. i'm gonna just alias a hostname like you said and see what happens |
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[20:15] <ivoks> cyris|: set up nice, normal hostname |
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[20:15] <ivoks> cyris|: add that hostname as an alias for 127.0.0.1 and problem sloved |
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[20:15] <cyris|> so i added an entry into /etc/hosts with 127.0.0.1 london and edited /etc/hostname with london. |
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[20:16] <cyris|> ivoks: is that correct? |
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[20:16] <ivoks> yes |
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[20:17] <[Solars]> ivoks by chance you ever get a chance to look at my dhcpd3.config file> |
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[20:17] <ivoks> i'm not the only one around here :D |
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[20:17] <[Solars]> but your the most spoken one :P |
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[20:18] <ivoks> [Solars]: iirc, it looked ok |
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[20:19] <[Solars]> erm how to restart python or kill python threads |
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[20:19] <[Solars]> ivoks thats good to hear |
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[20:20] <[Solars]> first time in years i made one of those config's |
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[20:20] <cyris|> ivoks: I must be setting up my /etc/hosts file incorrectly, or zimbra's installer is picky. check this out. http://rafb.net/p/X4HsNt33.html |
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[20:22] <ivoks> cyris|: like this: |
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[20:22] <ivoks> 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost london |
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[20:22] <ivoks> one line |
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[20:22] <cyris|> ivoks: err sorry! |
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[20:25] <[Solars]> erm whats the command to list current threads/ |
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[20:27] <cyris|> ivoks: ah ok i gotcha. i question tho. is that 2 alias's then ? it was my impression that the order was IP,hostname,alias |
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[20:27] <cyris|> a question* |
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[20:27] <ivoks> cyris|: you can have numerus aliases |
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[20:27] <cyris|> ivoks: ok |
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[20:37] <RediXe> sudo setfacl -dm g:mygroup:rwx /mnt/common/ permission denied any idea's? |
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[20:39] <ivoks> mounted with acl? |
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[20:40] <ivoks> i would really love to see 9.04 with acl by default |
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[20:43] <RediXe> ivoks: sshfs#steven@10.10.3.10:/home/common/ /mnt/colossus/common/ fuse,acl user 0 0 is in my fstab |
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[20:44] <RediXe> Not sure if the acl is supposed to be there or after user |
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[20:44] <ivoks> sshfs supports acl? |
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[20:44] <ivoks> i kind of doubt that |
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[20:45] <RediXe> No idea |
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[20:45] <ivoks> well, you'll need server supporting acl if you want to set up acl on it's directory |
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[20:46] <RediXe> sshfs is the way we are mounting network drive for the users and we are running into the issue of when a new file is created on the directory they permissions are wrong and we are running chown and chmod to get them working again |
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[20:47] <RediXe> That's getting to be a pain to do everytime |
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[20:47] <ivoks> i know |
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[20:47] <ivoks> that's why i said; ACL would be great by default |
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[20:47] <RediXe> ivoks: :P This is the first time I have ever used it |
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[20:47] <ivoks> if you want to use it now, you'll have to setup ACL on the server's filesystem, not on the client |
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[20:48] <RediXe> well I have ACL installed on the server I just don't have anything set up on it |
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[20:48] <ivoks> you are mounting server's directory, which is probably on a filesystem that isn't mounted with acl |
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[20:48] <ivoks> RediXe: check the mounted filesystem |
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[20:48] <RediXe> Ahhh |
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[20:49] <RediXe> ivoks: There an easy to see them or just look to see what fstab is mounting? |
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[20:50] <ivoks> mount [mount point] -o remount,acl |
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[20:50] <ivoks> ah... to see |
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[20:50] <ivoks> run 'mount' |
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[20:50] <ivoks> that will give you an answer |
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[20:50] <RediXe> nothing with acl |
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[20:51] <ivoks> there you go, that's the problem |
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[20:51] <RediXe> so would I set the acl on the ext3 fs? |
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[20:51] <RediXe> guided - entire disk |
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[20:51] <RediXe> no special partition done |
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[20:52] <ivoks> if you want, go ahead |
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[20:52] <RediXe> well I'm assuming the ext3 is where all the home directories are stored |
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[20:52] <ivoks> ext3 is filesystem |
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[20:53] <ivoks> partition is where your home directories are |
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[20:53] <ivoks> partition can be ext2, ext3, xfs, jfs, reiser... |
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[20:54] <RediXe> mount /dev/sda1 -o remount,acl will add the option to the list I assume? |
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[20:54] <ivoks> it won't add it to fstab, just to current situation |
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[20:54] <RediXe> Cool |
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[20:54] <ivoks> you'll have to edit fstab if you want preserve that during reboots |
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[20:55] <ivoks> not /dev/sda1 |
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[20:55] <ivoks> mount point |
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[20:55] <ivoks> like - / |
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[20:55] <cyris|> ivoks: thank you very much for helping me with my hostname problems. everything seems to be working. |
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[20:55] <ivoks> cyris|: np |
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[21:18] <RediXe> ivoks: Thanks! It seems to be working except for the client I was testing with. It is showing d??????????? ? ? ? ? ? common and same for finance directory. These are the mount points for sshfs. Any idea's? I tried to chmod them with sudo but permission denied still |
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[21:19] <ivoks> i didn't understand those ????? |
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[21:19] <ivoks> common and finance are dirs? |
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[21:20] <RediXe> yes |
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[21:20] <RediXe> on the clients machine I do ls -l and i see "d????????? ? ? ? ? ? common" and the same for the finance |
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[21:21] <ivoks> it can't read permissions for some reason |
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[21:21] <RediXe> I tried to run the setfacl -b /mnt/colossus/common but I get permission denied |
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[21:23] <ivoks> RediXe: i never used sshfs, so i don't know what could've happend |
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[21:24] <RediXe> ivoks: Anyway to force remove the directories and I can just recreate them? They're just mount points? ... let me try to umount them and see if that helps (not even sure if they are mounted cuz I can cd into them and forgot to check mount) :P |
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[21:24] <RediXe> ivoks: Yeah, they're mounted so that might be why I'm having some trouble. |
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[21:32] <RediXe> ivoks: Alright, I think we're good on that issue. Do you know if ACL can auto set the new files and directories to 770 and to a specific group? |
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[21:32] <ivoks> i think it's -R |
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[21:32] <ivoks> or -d |
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[21:32] <ivoks> default |
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[21:34] <RediXe> sudo setfacl -dm g:finance:rwx /home/finance ..... this is what I have ran but when they create a new directory the group is not being set to finance |
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[22:16] <uvirtbot> New bug: #279316 in bind9 (main) "SRU for bind9 to 9.4.2.dfsg.P2 on hardy" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/279316 |
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[22:26] <jdstrand> lamont: I finally did the SRU for bug #279316 |
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[22:26] <uvirtbot> Launchpad bug 279316 in bind9 "SRU for bind9 to 9.4.2.dfsg.P2 on hardy" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/279316 |
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[22:26] <jdstrand> lamont: hi btw :) |
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[22:27] <jdstrand> lamont: can you comment on its regression potential (the P2 part, not the sgchase or apparmor parts) |
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[22:27] <jdstrand> ? |
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[22:28] <jdstrand> lamont: also, I noticed that we went from libisc32 to libisc35, but it looks like only bind9 binaries use it-- can you mention that as well? |
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[22:35] <lamont> jdstrand: will do so in a bit. |
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[22:36] <jdstrand> lamont: thanks-- I took the liberty of subscribing you and dejeuren as well |
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[23:12] <[Solars]> holy cow, |
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[23:14] <[Solars]> now it seems i have another problem |
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[23:14] <uvirtbot> New bug: #279127 in debian-installer (main) "Corrupted screen in Intrepid server installer (dup-of: 277153)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/279127 |
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[23:15] <[Solars]> gettting "Connection Interrupted" while trying to surf the web |
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[23:16] <[Solars]> it looks up the address, then says "waiting for website.url.com" |
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[23:17] <[Solars]> i can ping said servers |
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[23:18] <[Solars]> just seems as if http is being blocked |
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[23:19] <[Solars]> no clue if its my server causing the problem or my isp |
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[23:21] <[Solars]> any idea what files/logs i should check on my server? |
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[23:22] <[Solars]> i can access internal http pages |
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[23:27] <[Solars]> nslookup works |
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[23:28] <trashguy> ? |
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[23:28] <trashguy> whats going on [Solars] |
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[23:28] <[Solars]> its strangs |
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[23:28] <[Solars]> I can't access 'outside' internet |
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[23:29] <[Solars]> while intranet works |
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[23:29] <[Solars]> i can ping the outside, i use the DNS from the outside |
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[23:29] <[Solars]> but when 'surfing' i get interrupt page |
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[23:45] <trashguy> stop hitting esc kep |
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