User1: and I presume that you need it before you go?
User2: Of course
User2: Which I suppose it the main reason why I'm still awake.
User2: The internet is an odd, odd place.
User2: I ask google what it knows about: scanjet 3300c linux black
User2: The first hit has the correct scanner in the title, but it's in Czech and the bit that google shows me that contains the word "black" is "blahblahblh Black Plague blahblahblha"
User3: lol. sounds par for the course
User2: http://people.ubuntu.com/~soren/foo.ppm  <--- Not entirely black, as it turns out.
 * soren goes to sleep
User2: G'night, guys.
User4: anyone in here?
User5: not usually
User4: well, I have a question about 6.10
User4: I show 3 users logged in with a w or a who command
User4: and only one is connected via ssh
User4: are the other two system users doing cron commands?
User4: or should I be worried
User5: what tty
User4: pts/0
User4: is the only one showing up unless I do a who -a
User5: each program you run interactively opens up a pseudoterminal
User4: so it could be a service like a dns multicaster
User4: access.log looks clean
User4: sorry, auth.log
User6: i cannot get webcalendar to successfully launch, getting access denied, but when i use 'test connection' it works just fine. mysql settings seem to be correct, help?
User7: moin
User8: moin
User9: mornin
User9: crap .. i guess i disabled ipv6 the wrong way .. now when i try to do apt-get update it complains it cant access the ipv6 ip addresses of the repo's
User9: what the hell .. my 70-persistent-net-rules got altered .. it swapped my interface names
User9: got 6 interfaces, using 2 at the moment, 1's still ok, the other got swapped with one of the other 4
User9: never mind .. some1 pulling a network cable by accident got me confused
User10: Anyone have experience getting gutsy to install on sun sparc t1000? I've hit a port unreachable wall after it starts getting the file from tftp.
User11: User10 are you doing a net install?
User10: yep.
User11: User10 ah, sorry I've only done installs from CD on sparc
User11: User10 the tftp part starts though?
User10: After rarpd assigns the ip address, and it goes to tftp the file(I have the name right) it starts d/ling the file then kicks off trying to hit a high udp port looking for something.. yes it starts the tfp session
User10: er tftp
User10: Other people have run into this - as I've found people asking about it via google.  I'm just not seeing a solution.  I'm guessing I'm missing something right in front of me..  you know.. a D'OH moment.
User11: User10 not sure if this will help but, there are some instructions in this post: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-185136.html
User10: Thanks.. I've not tried the preseed trick yet.. But everything else I've done.  There's actually a post in that link where someone mentions the port unreachable issue.. then a couple posts later says he's booting properly now.. But nothing as to what the issue was..    I'll try the preseed trick - maybe that will make it stop looking for a port on my boot server that's not open.
User11: User10 cool, good luck
User10: thanks
User12: Trying to install apache2 on Gutsy and it appears I can't install mod_auth_ldap - which wants 'apache-common' which apparantly no longer exists. Am I stuck with a source install ?
User12: libapache-mod-ldap: Depends: apache-common but it is not installable
User11: User12 try apache2.2-common
User12: tried - it's installed but no go :-(.
User12: just found this https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/universe-bugs/2007-September/017302.html
User13: http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/web/libapache-mod-ldap
User13: hrm
User13: yes, that probably needs to be fixed
User12: ah well :)
User13: User12 you may want to open an additional bug or append to that bug that libapache-mod-ldap also fits that bug
User12: If I had half a brain I'd have found this first https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/universe-bugs/2007-September/017341.html
User12: so looks like reported and confirmed.
User14: Hello everyone. I'm trying to setup an LDAP server for use as a single sign-on solution and for sharing contacts in  evolution. Can someone point me to a good guide on the subject?
User11: User14 here's a link for feisty: https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/server/C/openldap-server.html
User11: also the community docs have this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenLDAPServer
User14: sommer, yes, I've read that, but I didn't understand anything in the last part, about using it for authentication.
User11: User14 do you have a specific question?  is your plan to authenticate Linux systems to LDAP?  if so check out the ldap-auth-config package.
User14: yes, I was hoping to let the users have one systems for all services on all servers.
User11: User14 cool, from my experience with LDAP each service/application has a different way to be configured for LDAP.
User11: the ldap-auth-config tool will help you configure Linux workstations to authenticate to LDAP.
User11: you'll need to have your users setup in LDAP with the correct attributes first though.
User14: heh, how do I do that?
User11: setup users in LDAP?
User14: yes.
User11: if you're just staring out the easiest way is to import an LDIF file.
User11: That's covered in the guide under Populating  the LDAP Tree
User14: but I don't have to manually create that for each user, or..?
User14: I was hoping I could use the same tools as normal to create users, change passwords, etc?
User11: User14 as far as I know those tools are used to manage the local user database not an LDAP server.
User11: There are some gui style LDAP tools: http://phpldapadmin.sourceforge.net/ and http://luma.sourceforge.net/ are two that I use
User11: I don't use them to add users though!
User11: they don't work for me that way, because I retreive some user attributes from our main database application.
User11: they may work fine for your setup.
User14: thanks :)
User11: User14 sure, np
User15: i just had quite some troubles activating a raid1 lvm2 volume
User15: and was wondering if i should switch to hardware-raid
User16: I can report another Fiesty --> Gutsy server upgrade with no ldouglas@example.org.
User11: User16 out of curiosity what services were upgraded?
User11: I think I'm going to upgrade a web/print server next week.
User16: It's a mail server, so Postfix, Clamav, SASL, DKIM-Milter and all the other bits that go with it.
User11: ah, cool
User16: I didn't do it the official way.  I just apt-get dist-upgraded.
User11: really... did it ask you about merging configs if you do dist-upgrade ?
User16: Yes.
User11: cool, wasn't sure if that was a do-release-upgrade thing.
User16: ntp.conf is the only one I had.  That's a function of dpkg, so it doesn't matter which
User17: is there a wiki page for info on upgrading for ubuntu servers ?
User18: sudo apt-get update
User18: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
User18: then.
User18: do-release-upgrade
User16: User18 I saw in a bug report that the Feisty clamav (not the backports one) is no longer getting database updates.  Would you look into it and see if we can fix it so it will?
User18: User17 http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading  the last part
User17: User18 cool
User18: User16  ok
User17: User18 yup, there it is.  i was still doing dist-upgrade
User16: User18 Thanks.  I think it qualifies as a security issue.
User18: User16  booting  feisty server ..
User18: User16 freschlam updated  fine here    looking for that report ..
User16: User18 It's marked incomplete and was filed in the last few days
User16: User18 Did you have the regular clamav or the backports one installed?
User18: 0.91.2-3ubuntu1
User18: it was a backport done by me
User18: User16 let me install feisty
User18: clamav
User17: User18 too late, I already tried to upgrade to gutsy with  dist-upgrade, and now I have  29 not fully installed packages.  Any idea how I fix ?
User18: apt-get -f install ?
User18: User16  too often connections with outdated version
User18: User16  then  drops  the connection and tries another server  with same  response
User16: User18 Can you look into can we do something to avoid that?
User18: User16 looks like it's de  "outdated"  version .. let me check
User16: Considering we've added the security fixes for the later version, I don't think it would be wrong to say it was the later version ...
User18: User16 it was with  feisty's 0.90.2-0ubuntu1.4   version
User18: let me test  the backported
User16: Backported is fine leonel.
User18: User16 ok
User18: let me check with clamav.net to see what can be done ..
 * ScottK would say just make freshcalm lie about it's version.
User18: dapper's version works fine    and  in clamav  they suggest to remove the mirrors.db  from the clamav db  dir
User18: User16 let me test that in feisty ..
User16: Cool
User18: User16  WORKED
User18: just removed  /var/lib/clamav/mirrors.dat
User16: User18 Would you please comment that in the bug.
User16: User18 Would you also talk to keescook about would he take that for a security update?
User18: sure but what bug ??
User18: is it reported on launchpad ??
User18: didn't find it
User16: User18 It's buried in Bug #157154
User19: Launchpad bug 157154 in clamav "clamav-daemon eats 100% CPU forever on feisty server" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/157154
User18: or should we  do an  security update  to remove  the mirrors.dat ?
User16: I was thinking that if keescook agrees, file a separate bug on the updates issue and fix it in security.
User18: just looked to the   titles  ..
User18: User16 ok
User16: Normally that's OK.
User18: User16  made a  new fresh install  for clamav  ( rm /var/lib/clamav )   and there's no  mirrors.dat  after install     and freshclam works   when  finish  there's a new  mirrors.dat
User18: User16   after the  first freshclam run theres a mirrors.dat    then    run again freshclan and  the same errors  came back
User18: removed  the mirrors.dat     and the error came back
User16: Maybe needs a deeper fix then.
User18: User16  can this be a  good chance to  push  the new clamav  when there are updates ??
User16: User18 Not unless there is just no other way.
User18: User16 then keep with backports ..
User16: User18 We will, but we also need to try and keep the regular one working too.
User18: User16 yes we must
User18: User16 works if I remove  all the contents in  /var/lib/clamav
User18: User16 but then fails again even when only  the mirrors.dat is removed
User16: I'd look into claiming to be a later version.
User17: help
User17: Setting up openssh-server (1:4.6p1-5build1) ...
User17: Segmentation fault
User17: is there a bug in gutsy that causes apt-get or dpkg to give faults?
User20: User17 i'm not aware of such a bug
User15: hello, as stated earlier i would to switch from software-raid to hardware-raid (raid1)
User20: User17 segmentation fault looks very strange to me
User20: User17 maybe check your ram
User15: but when I try to use the motherboard raid   (ati sb600) the ubuntu-server-live-cd doesn't respect the raid1 "property"
User15: how do I find out if it is possible to use hardware-raid with this motherboard?
User20: User15 why do you want hardware raid?
User20: i think. with softwareraid you are much more flexible
User15: i had software-raid with raid1 and lvm2 (which IMO was a big mistake)
User15: and had big problems mounting those drives in a live-cd
User15: I also would like to be able to just replace a broken drive, without partitioning...
User21: User15 not if you would have installed the proper tools to mount them
User17: User20 i get it on every system that wasn't setup with the cd installer. They were setup with debootstrap
User21: User15 any yea, that's what raid1 is there for.
User21: User15 and regarding your hw-raid, are you sure it's not dmraid?
User15: User21 i will look into dmraid
User20: with hardware raid, your data is gone if your hardwareraid controller fails
User15: User21 would there be an option in the ubuntu-server cd for installing it with dmraid?
User21: User15 dunno
User20: with software raid you can switch your disks to an other computer and it just works
User17: User20 http://dpaste.com/23469/
User15: do I understand you correctly, that I cannot move raid-disks between different motherboards?
User21: User15 no. raid-controllers :_)
User21: :-)
User15: I hoped that with raid1 I could just take the disk, put it into another mb and maybe "reconfigure" raid1
User15: if not, at least get the data
User21: User15 sounds like mdraid ;-)
User15: if i use software-raid (raid 1) , could I take one disk, put it into another machine and access the content without any special modules?
User17: I can't get gutsy to work if I install it with debootstrap. I end up with a system that has a broken apt-get.
User18: User17  apt-get -f install ?
User17: User18 gives same error.
User17: User18 im really stuck.
User18: User17 where did you get that  ssh  ?
User17: User18 this is a fresh gutsy install (from debootstrap). Im just doing  apt-get install ssh
User17: User18 I dont think its as much about the package...it think apt is giving this error for lots of packages.
User18: ssh ??
User18: openssh-client  openssh-server ..
User17: just ssh, which is a meta-package for both of those.
User18: never used it ..
User17: User18 here it is with the client package.  http://dpaste.com/23474/
User17: how come my gutsy install has no eth0, but has a eth2?
User17: is there a way to disable rules.d/75-persistent-net-generator.rules  so that it stops doing that.
User16: It would be nice if the full content of the server-packages-review spec were public so that community members could actually read it before the meeting ...
User17: how can I discover what compilation flags a pkg was created with ?
User17: how come there is a freetds-dev  pkg, but no  freetds package?  lame.
User11: User17 you're probably looking for tdsodbc
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