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[00:05] <eolo999> other topic that annoys me is preseeding... compared to kickstart it seems a mess.... |
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[00:14] <eolo999> thanks to all. |
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[00:24] <Swiateckix> Can anyone find the error http://www.swiatechs.com/dmesg2.txt ? :) |
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[04:52] <ad|rig> install issue: after a botched Knoppix HD install, I decided to install Ubuntu as a server...now, I am at the Ubuntu install disk format where it has been at 100% for at least 45 minutes now |
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[05:43] <twb> On my Debian servers, I can cherry-pick safely from stable+1 adding the following line to /etc/apt/apt.conf: |
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[05:43] <twb> APT::Default-Release "testing"; |
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[05:43] <twb> Ubuntu doesn't have stable/testing/unstable aliases. Will this DTRT if I set it to "hardy" ? |
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[05:55] <twb> Hmm, http://elliotli.blogspot.com/2008/11/dont-use-aptdefault-release-in-ubuntu.html |
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[09:22] <uvirtbot> New bug: #310845 in php5 (main) "php5 serialize() function corrupt strings" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/310845 |
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[10:30] <Gargoyle> mornin' |
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[12:09] <eolo999> hi, i'm trying to create a preseed config file but i'd like to use apt-cacher-ng to serve packages...someone can give me an example config? |
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[12:13] <eolo999> i use an 'ubuntu-minimal' CdRom so I download all the packages from the network and apt-cacher is a must... |
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[12:17] <_ruben> if apt-cacher-ng publishes its cache using nfs/http/ftp then you can point to its url in the preseed file just fine |
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[12:17] <_ruben> never used such methods though, got my own full local mirror (full, as in all the archs/dists i need) |
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[12:34] <eolo999> _ruben: so d-i mirror/http/proxy string 192.168.1.10:3142 should be enough? |
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[14:09] <Celephais> Hi, how can i decide which name assign to network interface? |
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[14:11] <Gargoyle> Celephais: Start with eth0 and count upwards |
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[14:12] <Celephais> Gargoyle, sorry for my poor english, i mean how can i decide which net interface is eth0, which is eth1, ecc |
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[14:13] <Gargoyle> Celephais: You mean physically? |
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[14:13] <Celephais> Gargoyle, yes, as an example i hace a 3com 100Mbit which now is eth1, put i want to nome it eth0 |
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[14:13] <maswan> Celephais: /etc/iftab perhaps? |
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[14:14] <Celephais> maswan, the file doesnt exists |
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[14:15] <Celephais> ops sorry fro grammatical error |
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[14:15] <Celephais> for |
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[14:15] <Celephais> i mean i have a 3com 100Mbit which is eth1 and i want to name it eth0 |
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[14:17] <maswan> ah, iftab used to be how you did it. these days it is some kind of arcane stuff in /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules |
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[14:17] <Celephais> ok thanks |
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[14:32] <Faust-C> morning |
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[14:40] <ghaleb_> hello, I'm trying to configure libnss-ldap to authenticate via ldap, I apt-get install libnss-ldap but can't find /etc/libnss-ldap.conf !! |
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[14:40] <Faust-C> ghaleb_: probably have to manually create it |
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[14:41] <Faust-C> ghaleb_: if in doubt do 'dpkg -L <pkg name> | more' and look for it |
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[14:41] <ghaleb_> Faust-C, thanks |
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[14:41] <Faust-C> yw |
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[14:42] <ghaleb_> Faust-C, it's not listed |
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[14:44] <Faust-C> ghaleb_: looks like youll have to manually configure it |
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[14:44] <ghaleb_> Faust-C, aha .. thanks very much .. I will look for template |
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[14:45] <ghaleb_> example* |
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[14:45] <Faust-C> heh yw, and good luck |
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[14:46] <ghaleb_> Faust-C, is it that simple!! http://home.subnet.at/~max/ldap/libnss-ldap.conf_no-ssl |
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[14:47] <Faust-C> ghaleb_: yeah but idk if i would not use ssl for ldap |
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[14:47] <Faust-C> but thats just me |
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[14:48] <ghaleb_> yeah .. I don't want ssl for now |
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[14:48] <Faust-C> well then go for it! |
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[14:48] <ghaleb_> okay thanks again |
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[14:59] <mhz> moin all |
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[15:00] <mhz> I have been googling around for a couple of minutes (about 15 minutes) and still can't find good info. |
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[15:00] <mhz> I need to install ubuntu server on a Itanium 64 bit box |
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[15:00] <mhz> I am not sure just about which flavour to download |
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[15:01] <mhz> 64-bit specific |
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[15:01] <mhz> generic x86 |
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[15:01] <mhz> this will be not a testing server but a stable one |
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[15:01] <mhz> for production purposes |
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[15:01] <mhz> Any hints? |
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[15:01] <mhz> (things I should know about, risks, pros, cons, etc) |
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[15:04] <geekboxjockey> Howdy |
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[15:05] <geekboxjockey> I am having an issue with Ubuntu 8.04 domUs running on an 8.04 dom0 in Xen, does anyone have experience in this department? |
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[15:07] <Faust-C> geekboxjockey: you have to be more verbose on your problem |
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[15:08] <ghaleb_> Faust-C, it's not working, i tried smbldap-usershow <user> it showed, but using 'id <user>' it's not working, I guess something wrong in nsswitch |
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[15:08] <geekboxjockey> Ok, well I am experiencing locked file issues on group and password files when I try adduser as root on a new domU |
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[15:09] <geekboxjockey> IE I go to add a user and I cant, sometimes rebooting the VM fixes it but its a consistent problem on new VMs |
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[15:40] <agampher> alright, so... ive done the hands-on thing with a bunch of different linux distros. ive got somewhat of a grasp on linux and the file structure, how it works, etc. if i wanted to really start delving into how linux works (processes, security, networking, etc), what resource would you consider the best? |
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[15:41] <agampher> books, sites, whatever, doesnt matter |
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[15:52] <geekboxjockey> gentoo |
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[15:53] <geekboxjockey> and setup a toy server and learn to admin that |
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[15:53] <geekboxjockey> filesharing etc |
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[16:39] <jmarsden> agampher: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Reading-List-HOWTO/ |
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[16:42] <agampher> jmarsden: thanks, just what i was looking for. most of the books on that list are fairly old, no issues in that regard? |
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[16:43] <jmarsden> Not really; maybe in security, but I'm not sure what else I'd recommend. Check for newer editions for some of the books... these combined with google are a very solid background IMO. |
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[16:44] <uvirtbot> New bug: #310941 in samba (main) "Samba crash, no /etc/samba directory, happened without reason, all of sudden, purge / reinstall doesnt work" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/310941 |
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[16:44] <jmarsden> The book on the kernel is probably too old now, since I think it deal with 2.4. |
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[16:45] <agampher> jmarsden: ok, thanks. sometimes googling linux terms is a bit overwhelming :) |
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[16:46] <jmarsden> Understood. Running Linux and the online guides in the HOWTO should help you quite a bit with that. |
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[16:46] <yann2> is there any supported tool that allows to create a local apt repository? |
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[16:46] <yann2> ie an apt-proxy like that would be in main? |
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[16:46] <agampher> jmarsden: thanks again |
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[16:47] <jmarsden> No problem |
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[16:48] <jmarsden> yann2: apt-proxy is in Universe and therefore supported by the MOTUs .. why shun Universe? |
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[16:51] <yann2> jmarsden > I reporte thjis this morning.. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt-mirror/+bug/310861 .. shouldnt have happened really :/ |
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[16:51] <uvirtbot> Launchpad bug 310861 in apt-mirror "APT-proxy fails on single download error" [Undecided,New] |
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[16:55] <jmarsden> yann2: OK, so the issue is not supportedness, but one particular issue; I'd say fix apt-proxy or wait for others to look at the bug report and (hopefully) fix it, if you are unable to do that. apt-proxy is in Python and is fairly small, so it is probably relatively accessible/readable code. |
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[16:55] <yann2> jmarsden > so basically I got an apache support case open, but am running an old version of apache for hardy... because I am affected by a bug in a universe package on a separate vm |
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[16:57] <yann2> jmarsden > well I've had people investigating a bug which in the end may not have been soved because of a bug in universe, on a different server... i would feel better if that error would have come from main :P |
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[16:59] <yann2> jmarsden > but surely there is something in main that does the same? I mean, its quite a small tool, and probably widely used in enterprise |
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[17:00] <jmarsden> I think that's not a helpful distinction to make; if you don't trust Universe to be usable, Ubuntu as a whole is IMO pretty limited. I doubt there would be something in main that does that, but I don't have encyclopediac knowledge of main :) |
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[17:01] <yann2> jmarsden > I am a ubuntu support customer.. I don't want to drop it off completely :) what I need should be in main or have an alternative in main (if I understand the idea correctly) |
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[17:02] <jmarsden> Then maybe ask Canonical what they recommend for this task? |
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[17:03] <yann2> yes I thought I would ask here first :P |
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[17:04] <jmarsden> Here I think most people use Universe when it has what they need in it...? apt-cache search proxy might reveal something you can use? |
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[17:06] <zicada> greg kroa hartman demands to inform the world that cannical does not give back to the community in that google techtalk on the kernel |
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[17:06] <zicada> sort of a letdown honestly |
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[17:07] <zicada> mayhap things have changed since then tho, havent seen any stats |
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[17:42] <uvirtbot> New bug: #305264 in openldap "gnutls regression: failure in certificate chain validation" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/305264 |
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[17:44] <jdstrand> uvirtbot: that is hardly new... |
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[17:44] <uvirtbot> jdstrand: Error: "that" is not a valid command. |
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[17:44] <jdstrand> uvirtbot: :P |
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[17:44] <uvirtbot> jdstrand: Error: ":P" is not a valid command. |
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[19:17] <famio> someone with experience mounting samba shares from active directory? i'm having problems regarding uids/gids mapping |
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[19:39] <agampher> quick question... any caveats with using likewise open? its in the ubuntu server documentation and seems super easy to use. |
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[19:40] <agampher> like, i joined the domain and authenticated in like 2 minutes |
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[19:40] <agampher> and mounted a share |
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[20:52] <uvirtbot> New bug: #311005 in samba (main) "package samba 2:3.2.3-1ubuntu3.3 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 102" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/311005 |
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[20:57] <frippz> has anyone else experienced a similar problem to this one (http://pastebin.com/m11e37b8f) when you're trying to create a vm using vmbuilder? |
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[20:58] <frippz> I'm not really sure what the problem is... |
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[21:02] <donspaulding> I've just taken the hard drives out of a server that was running 8.10 and put them into an identical machine. Everything booted up fine but it says it doesn't recognize eth0. |
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[21:03] <donspaulding> is there some script I can run to redetect all the hardware? |
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[21:05] <jmedina_grinch> donspaulding: look at your /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net |
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[21:05] <jmedina_grinch> and remove the previous entry from the old adapter |
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[21:05] <jmedina_grinch> and restart |
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[21:06] <donspaulding> jmedina_grinch: thanks. would there be other udev files I'd need to remove? or is this typically just an issue with ethernet? |
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[21:06] <jmedina_grinch> only that |
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[21:06] <jmedina_grinch> yesterday I changed my hard disck |
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[21:06] <jmedina_grinch> only removed the line and restarted, and everything is normal |
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[21:06] <donspaulding> jmedina_grinch: ok, thanks. |
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[21:07] <jmedina_grinch> is the third time I change the HD |
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[21:12] <frippz> no one who knows why this is happening? http://pastebin.com/m11e37b8f |
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[21:13] <frippz> or if someone might be able to help me decipher the error :) |
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[21:15] <Faust-C_> is this correct |
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[21:15] <Faust-C_> sec |
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[21:17] <Faust-C> find . -type file -iname "*.jpg" -exec scp <im lost right here> {} \; -print |
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[21:17] <Faust-C> i want to find all the jpg's then scp or mv them somewhere else |
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[21:27] <Faust-C> find . -name "*.jpg" -exec mv {} ../../itdata/lastchance \; -print |
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[21:27] <Faust-C> maybe that will work |
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[23:12] <N6REJ> hey guys i got a question... i'm trying to upload a svn to my lan server from my vista box directly onto /var/www even though i told samba to share it its not letting me do that |
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[23:15] <jmedina> N6REJ: and how did you tell that to samba? |
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[23:16] <agampher> lots of yelling and shaking of fists |
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[23:16] <N6REJ> through smb.conf |
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[23:16] <N6REJ> lol yeah really |
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[23:16] <N6REJ> told it to make it a guest ok directory |
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[23:16] <jmedina> and the share block is like? |
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[23:16] <agampher> vista doesnt really play well with my samba install either |
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[23:17] <N6REJ> jmedina: want me to pastebin it or paste it here? |
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[23:17] <jmedina> N6REJ: if you want |
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[23:17] <N6REJ> [apache] |
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[23:17] <N6REJ> path = /var/www/ |
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[23:17] <N6REJ> browseable = yes |
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[23:17] <N6REJ> read only = no |
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[23:17] <N6REJ> guest ok = yes |
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[23:17] <N6REJ> create mask = 0775 |
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[23:17] <N6REJ> directory mask = 0755 |
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[23:17] <jmedina> but one thing, I never used vista |
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[23:18] <jmedina> and what about the /var/www permissions? |
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[23:18] <N6REJ> vista can see it and read |
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[23:18] <jmedina> samba can't override File system control access |
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[23:18] <N6REJ> drwxrwsr-x |
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[23:18] <jmedina> N6REJ: ls -ld /var/www |
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[23:18] <jmedina> I guess you are connecting as guest (without password) |
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[23:18] <N6REJ> yeah |
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[23:19] <jmedina> well the guess (nobody) can't write in /var/www/ |
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[23:19] <N6REJ> and the user troy can't write in that folder eirther |
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[23:19] <N6REJ> idk how to change it though |
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[23:19] <N6REJ> least not properly |
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[23:19] <jmedina> when you give guest ok access to a share, samba maps the guest account to nobody by default |
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[23:19] <N6REJ> jmedina: i told it to use troy as the guest account |
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[23:20] <agampher> for me, vista put the domain/workgroup in no matter what |
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[23:20] <N6REJ> agampher: yeah same there |
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[23:20] <N6REJ> here |
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[23:20] <N6REJ> well domain anyway |
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[23:20] <jmedina> N6REJ: well you can change the access mod to the dir /var/www |
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[23:20] <N6REJ> not workgroup |
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[23:20] <N6REJ> jmedina: how? |
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[23:21] <agampher> vista just doesnt play well with samba, i believe i had to use webmin to navigate the samba configuration to get my head around it, i think i finally got it to work, but it was a pain |
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[23:21] <N6REJ> agampher: was easy for me.. took my drives with no problem what so ever... this is first time i've had an issue |
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[23:21] <N6REJ> anything in /home i can share easily |
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[23:22] <N6REJ> don't matter if its my mac, vista, xp *nix they all play nice together |
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[23:22] <agampher> how did you get vista to stop with the workgroup/domain nonsense? |
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[23:22] <N6REJ> got 6 shared folders right now |
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[23:22] <agampher> for the other shares |
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[23:22] <N6REJ> oh let me post my conf |
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[23:22] <agampher> pastebin if you will |
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[23:23] <agampher> that way i can just copy the whole of it :) |
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[23:27] <JuleTecki> Hi th/j qemu |
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[23:27] <N6REJ> agampher: http://pastebin.ca/1292665 |
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[23:28] <agampher> N6REJ: thanks man |
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[23:28] <N6REJ> agampher: np |
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[23:28] <N6REJ> works fantastic |
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[23:28] <N6REJ> i even access my srever via hallhome.lan :D |
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[23:28] <agampher> never could get vista to play nice |
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[23:29] <agampher> all purdy and everything, were you planning on distributing this? ;) |
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[23:31] <N6REJ> lol no, but ny network is stealthed so hopefully it wont' be too bad lol |
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[23:31] <N6REJ> forgot about the date |
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[23:31] <N6REJ> till i hit send |
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[23:32] <N6REJ> oh sweet! i can delete the post :D |
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[23:32] <jmedina> for those who have problems with samba and vista take a look |
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[23:32] <jmedina> http://www.wikipeando.com/index.php/archives/183 |
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[23:32] <N6REJ> all gone :D |
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[23:32] <jmedina> there are some configs |
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[23:32] <agampher> jmedina: thanks |
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[23:33] <agampher> or should i say: gracias |
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[23:33] <jmedina> in english: |
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[23:33] <jmedina> http://www.builderau.com.au/blogs/codemonkeybusiness/viewblogpost.htm?p=339270746 |
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[23:33] <jmedina> :D |
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[23:33] <agampher> haha |
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[23:34] <akaritakai> Does anyone have any experience w/ samba on Ubuntu server? |
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[23:34] <agampher> akaritakai: welcome to the conversation, we were just talking about it |
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[23:34] <akaritakai> o_O |
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[23:34] <akaritakai> How likely is that? o_O |
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[23:34] <agampher> :) |
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[23:35] <agampher> http://www.builderau.com.au/blogs/codemonkeybusiness/viewblogpost.htm?p=339270746 |
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[23:35] <agampher> was just posted |
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[23:35] <agampher> i apologize if you already have that link, i have entry/exit notifications suppressed |
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[23:35] <akaritakai> Oh, God...I thought I was just missing something simple... |
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[23:35] <N6REJ> lol |
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[23:36] <N6REJ> akaritakai: actually it was |
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[23:36] <akaritakai> I meant on the Linux end :P |
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[23:36] <N6REJ> no seriously i forget how i set it up |
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[23:36] <agampher> haha |
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[23:36] <N6REJ> but it was quite simple |
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[23:37] <N6REJ> agampher: anyway whats the problem? |
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[23:37] <N6REJ> ah akaritakai i meant |
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[23:37] <N6REJ> lol |
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[23:38] <N6REJ> sorry |
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[23:38] <agampher> i was trying to think of one |
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[23:38] <agampher> i have to work late |
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[23:38] <N6REJ> jmedina: can you tell me how to change the permissions to the proper level like you said? |
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[23:38] <N6REJ> agampher: lol |
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[23:38] <N6REJ> i'm logging soon my new pc just arrived :D MERRY XMAS TO ME |
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[23:38] <jmedina> N6REJ: chgrp troy /var/www/ |
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[23:39] <N6REJ> jmedina: won't that mean troy won't own /home/troy anymore? |
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[23:39] <jmedina> N6REJ: nop |
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[23:39] <jmedina> chgrp change the group ownership to /var/www |
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[23:40] <N6REJ> AH! |
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[23:40] <N6REJ> kk |
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[23:40] <N6REJ> SWEET! |
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[23:41] <N6REJ> jmedina: u rock :D |
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[23:41] <N6REJ> jmedina: you do any dev work? |
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[23:43] <N6REJ> wahooooooooo its working now :D |
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[23:44] <N6REJ> svn checkout of j! underway :D |
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[23:44] <JuleTecki> Hi there, any one know why i cant shutdown virtual machines(qemu)? i can pause them and halt then if i logon to them, but not through virsh |
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[23:49] <jmedina> N6REJ: nop, I do admin |
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[23:50] <N6REJ> jmedina: ok np, i figured it out anyway :D thanks for your help |
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[23:50] <N6REJ> ciao |
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