[02:56] <pi3_> good day, HAppy Friday !!!
[02:57] <pi3_> anyone eating Raspberry Pi tonight?
[02:58] <pi3_> everyone ready for the Superbowl ?
[03:00] <pi3_> In any event, I have been using Ubuntu Mate on the Pie Cubed (it is what I called this Thing) Pi3 is just too basic, Tey should have named this Pi, Pi Squared, Pi Cubed, then OctoPi ...
[03:01] <pi3_> So, this Freenode Chatting Program shows 80 pluus people supposedly, Are you all Live?
[03:01] <pi3_> tough room . . .
[03:58] <g2u_world> hello
[08:42] <WGRM> I want to change the attribute "enable-tree-lines" from "caja" permanently, but can not find any clue. It is not possible via css nor via gtk3 options. Can anybody help?
[08:51] <alkisg> I don't see "enable-tree-lines" anywhere in the caja source code
[08:51] <alkisg> Is that the exact name?
[08:52] <WGRM> Yes
[08:52] <alkisg> grep -r enable-tree-lines . => nothing
[08:52] <alkisg> Try it yourself, apt source caja and grep through it
[08:54] <WGRM> https://imgur.com/a/NRXWb
[08:54] <alkisg> If you mean that you want to add code to caja so that it does something special with treelines, then you need just that, to get the source, add what you want, and compile it
[08:54] <WGRM> Nono, thats exactly what i am trying to avoid. 
[08:55] <alkisg> GtkTreeViews have a lot of properties, sure. But caja doesn't set them, so you need code for that.
[08:55] <alkisg> If caja had code to set them, then you'd be able to configure it
[08:57] <WGRM> Just want to activate the tree lines like in this screen shot: https://imgur.com/a/bon5r
[08:59] <alkisg> Yes I got it, afaik you need to add code for that
[09:00] <WGRM> Isn't there a kind of "assertion" via command or environment variable, which normally is used as debugging?
[09:00] <WGRM> Some tool which can set properties on windows? 
[09:01] <WGRM> Just like some video players can draw on a given window handle.
[09:02] <alkisg> That's xembed
[09:02] <alkisg> Sure I guess it'll be possible to configure other running windows
[09:02] <alkisg> I don't know of any tool that does that by providing it some configuration
[09:03] <alkisg> You can also ask in #mate-dev, maybe someone knows some css trick or something
[09:08] <WGRM> Well, mate-dev might be in another time zone, pretty dead now. I'll be patient. Thanks anyway.
[09:08] <alkisg> np
[09:09] <alkisg> It's weekend, try Europe timezone weekdays
[09:10] <WGRM> 
[10:12]  * WGRM went tired searching for the solution of his problem. I'm off for now.
[10:56] <joe90> anybody there?
[10:57] <diogenes_> 85 people total
[10:58] <joe90> anybody in stoke
[10:59] <diogenes_> !ask
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[11:41] <calfret> Good morning folks!
[11:47] <calfret> Anyone out there use a HOTAS joystick setup?
[16:35] <lostMeUbuntu> hi all. so..  if you installed ubuntu with btrfs and /home on a separate partition.. how you gonna get to your /data in home if that peticular install won't boot no more?
[16:39] <lostMeUbuntu> i can read the root partition files, which is btrfs. but looks like the /home partition acts as if it is encrypted.
[16:40] <diogenes_> lostMeUbuntu, I'd not advice you to create /home on a separate HDD
[16:41] <lostMeUbuntu> diogenes_: its on the same HDD. just another partition.  and its been done. salvaging right now.
[16:42] <diogenes_> well if it's on the same HDD then it's ok, you can get to your data via live usb session
[16:43] <lostMeUbuntu> should that be the same version of uMate?
[16:44] <diogenes_> of course not, it can be even linux mint, ubuntu, xubuntu, lubuntu, manjara and pretty much any distro that has live sesssion
[16:47] <lostMeUbuntu> well. i was installing 17.10 from live usb on another usb drive when things broke down for the previous version install on HDD. grub troubles. i think i tried to access the /home partition then with that live usb.. not sure. will try again.
[16:48] <diogenes_> it should work
[16:49] <lostMeUbuntu> reassuring  :)
[17:01] <alkisg> lostMeUbuntu: if it's encrypted, it might be faster to fix grub and boot from the normal installation
[17:03] <lostMeUbuntu> alkisg: it is encrypted i learned just now.  "aha, then they're encrypted with ecryptfs."
[17:03] <alkisg> lostMeUbuntu: and the problem is just a broken grub?
[17:03] <lostMeUbuntu> yes.  thats causing it.
[17:04] <alkisg> Are you booted from a live cd?
[17:04] <lostMeUbuntu> i was trying to get that fixed a few days ago.
[17:05] <lostMeUbuntu> right now?  no. i booted from another install on same hdd.  mint
[17:05] <alkisg> lostMeUbuntu: Are you booted from a live cd currently?
[17:06] <alkisg> Eh wait if you have grub in another installation,it should be seeing the mate installation
[17:06] <alkisg> So it's not a grub problem then
[17:06] <lostMeUbuntu> yes.  holding on to logic it's not.
[17:07] <lostMeUbuntu> but i ve been probing in grub cli with  cat .... /etc/issue
[17:08] <alkisg> Do you want to fix it or just get the data now?
[17:08] <lostMeUbuntu> and it wont return any linux info from the /root partition of the lost uMate.
[17:09] <lostMeUbuntu> get the data. at least.  but i understand that since it's encrypted, booting into the lost uMate would be the best option.
[17:10] <alkisg> lostMeUbuntu: I have a few minutes to help you via VNC if you like, so that it's done quickly instead of wasting hours in irc...
[17:11] <lostMeUbuntu> would it only take minutes even in VNC then?
[17:12] <alkisg> I believe so, yes
[17:12] <alkisg> If it's a grub or similar issue. If it's more... dunno.
[17:13] <lostMeUbuntu> alkisg:  tnx for the offer, but i pass.
[17:14] <alkisg> np
[17:57] <diogenes_> mate|piterke, hey
[18:50] <mate|12823> yes!
[21:15] <mayank> hey guys can anyone help me setup my unifi controller on this OS please?
[21:17] <mayank> anyone?
[21:18] <chargerplus1> hi
[21:18] <mayank> hi
[22:46] <lostMeUbuntu> can you have a 17.10 btrfs install in a 10GB partition?
[22:46] <diogenes_> lostMeUbuntu, if you don't use snapshots
[22:48] <lostMeUbuntu> it's just to be able to work with the grub problems for now.
[22:48] <diogenes_> why btrfs?
[22:50] <lostMeUbuntu> since the 'lost' 17.04 install is btrfs too.  in #grub i heard i should work fixing grub from a another btrfs install as well then.
[22:53] <diogenes_> lostMeUbuntu, well, a fresh install of the OS should not take more than 7 GB even with all the updates and the software, it doesn't usually go beyond 9 GB


[00:11] <jtmoney> hey guys, for some reason i cannot log in to my box... either from ssh or from the console... when i type my login/password (which are correct), it doesn't log me in or give me an error message... it just displays the "Ubunutu 8.10 tty1" login screen again... i cannot log in from root because this is disabled
[00:11] <jtmoney> (for root, it says "Login incorrect")
[00:27] <jtmoney> ahh, here we are
[00:28] <jtmoney> segault at 0 ... error 4 in pam_smbpass.so[7fe9b2219000+149000]
[00:29] <hads> I recall seeing a bug for that.
[00:33] <dou213> to completely uninstall apache+php+mysql(lamp-server)? 'sudo apt-get remove --purge apache2 php5 libapache2-mod-php5 php5-mysql php5-cgi php5-gd php5-mcrypt mysql-server phpmyadmin' ? how does it sound?
[00:37] <jtmoney> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+bug/278617
[00:37] <jtmoney> that's what i had
[00:37] <uvirtbot`> Launchpad bug 278617 in samba "login crashed with SIGSEGV in dump_core() (dup-of: 260687)" [Undecided,New]
[00:37] <uvirtbot`> Launchpad bug 260687 in samba "Purging samba breaks login (pam_smbpass.so segfaults)" [High,Fix released]
[00:37] <jtmoney> dou213: that sounds about right
[00:37] <jtmoney> is there no metapackage that you could remove --purge and then autoremove --purge?
[00:40] <dou213> jtmoney, sry i don't understand ur question... metapackage is apache2 php5 and mysql-server i think, or not?
[00:57] <arooni-mobile> i'm getting connetion refused on port 24000 (when i try to ssh) even though i've opened up the port on my router, and enabled port forwarding...... what gives?
[01:02] <dou213> arooni-mobile, on port 24000 is running med-ltp
[01:02] <dou213> define another port and try it again
[01:02] <dou213> like port 24007
[01:03] <dou213> be sure to port-forward the right port in ur router's cfg
[01:29] <Nat_RH> Using an openvz VPS, anyone help me with a UFW issue?
[01:29] <Nat_RH> "Problem running init script"
[01:29] <Nat_RH> looks like maybe a IPv6 module issue or something
[02:08] <faith> I have a ubuntu box with virtualbox(2.1.2) installed and I have a ubuntu-server image that running on virtualbox Is there a way to reach virtual machine's apache test page from the host machine
[02:13] <captbaritone> ls
[02:15] <faith> how?
[05:40] <iverson0881> hello
[05:56] <iverson0881> anyone talking here?
[05:59] <ropetin> Nope
[05:59] <Samma3l> im here, but I dont think ill be much use
[06:06] <iverson0881> oh wanted to get some help with something server related
[06:07] <Samma3l> I can try maybe, some help is better than no help
[06:10] <ropetin> :)
[06:11] <ScottK> iverson0881: You are more likely to get actual help if you ask an actual question.
[06:11] <iverson0881> are there any good guides related to setting up openLDAP on ubuntu 8.04
[06:12] <ScottK> Did you look at the Ubuntu Server Guide?
[06:14] <ropetin> HowToForge usually has something you can work from
[06:14] <ropetin> Although it's always a good idea to take it with a pinch of salt, and try on a test system first :)
[06:15] <iverson0881> hmm I checked it out, but it would be very helpful if there was a way to manage all this throug some web gui
[06:16] <ropetin> Webmin doesn't help?
[06:17] <iverson0881> Is webmin compatible with Ubuntu's configuration files?
[06:17] <Samma3l> when I run apt-get update, does that just update the package list or does it also check for updates for installed packages
[06:17] <ropetin> Good question, no idea :)
[06:18] <ropetin> Samma3l: aren't they they same thing?
[06:18] <iverson0881> Samma3l: apt-get update would download the package list while apt-get upgrade will try to figure out what needs to be upgraded.
[06:18] <ropetin> It doesn't tell you updates are available from the CLI, if that's what you mean
[06:18] <Samma3l> ah thanks
[06:19] <stiv2k> hello what packages are these in?
[06:19] <stiv2k> You will need to ensure that Pear (http://pear.php.net) is installed on the machine that you are developing on, and that you have installed the MDB2 (http://pear.php.net/package/MDB2) Pear package.
[06:26] <ScottK> iverson0881: ebox is the web gui for servers that Ubuntu supports.
[06:26] <ScottK> !ebox
[06:27] <Samma3l> I thought ebox was broken for 8.10?
[06:27] <iverson0881> I'm using ubuntu 8.04 right now. As for ebox I'll check it out, i'm assuming it's modular, correct? I don't need a lot of the features it has.
[06:28] <ScottK> It is modular.  I don't recall which ones got into 8.04.
[06:28]  * ScottK finds vim is all the gui he needs for server admin.
[06:30] <iverson0881> anyone here ever use YUI Compressor?
[06:30] <stiv2k> what
[06:31] <iverson0881> the Yahoo javascript,css compressor
[06:32] <iverson0881> I noticed that jquery project just started using it for minifying and I have js files that need to be minified.
[10:22]  * delcoyote hola
[11:39] <Zerqent> I am having problem setting up libapache2-mod-auth-kerb in Hardy, the module works for authentication but causes apache2 to crash - tried it with basic auth and this does not happen) - (running a djangosite with mod_python, and apache2-mpm-worker if that mathers).
[11:41] <Zerqent> apache2 doesnt crash, but it's children segfaults in what seems a random behavior
[11:52] <simplexio> fun fun.. is it normal that rsync over nfsss4 mount causes huge load
[11:53] <simplexio> load average: 22.39, 24.00, 23.57
[11:54] <simplexio> not that i complain.. desktop is still responsive.. moust of time
[12:13] <Zerqent> aha, not to recomend using libapach2-mod-auth-kerb with the mpm-worker
[12:40] <Dark_Fire> Hello. Im trying to set up a PC that will share internet. I want a cache server. be able to block certain addresses, give limited Band Width to every account. Suspend accounts etc
[12:40] <Dark_Fire> I was wondering if there is a program that I could use to monitor all internet activity etc.
[12:43] <Dark_Fire> I want to set up a wireless network to cover quite a big distance. So I need it to be secure. Everyone in that area would buy internet from me with a certain bw. When that bw is exceeded the internet should be cut off until the next month.
[12:48] <Deeeps> !router
[12:49] <Deeeps> !nat
[12:49] <Deeeps> Dark_Fire: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Router
[12:49] <Dark_Fire> o ok, thanks :)
[12:50] <Deeeps> Dark_Fire: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SquidGuard
[12:50] <Deeeps> iftop, iptraf may also be of interest
[12:50] <Deeeps> secure your wireless using WPA(2) with an additional layer of clients needing to VPN
[12:51] <Deeeps> additoinally, canonical provide commercial support
[12:55] <Dark_Fire> thanks
[12:56] <Dark_Fire> Should I use Ubuntu Server for this small task or is there another operating system that would be better?
[13:01] <Dark_Fire> hwhats iftop and iptraf?
[13:03] <Deeeps> apt-cache show <package> gives you information about a package
[13:03] <Deeeps> as does packages.ubuntu.com
[13:03] <Deeeps> as does www.google.com
[13:03] <Deeeps> (in the event that a given application isn't in a package with it's same name, google's very useful!)
[13:05] <Dark_Fire> hehe thanks
[13:05] <Dark_Fire> Should I use Ubuntu Server for this small task or is there another operating system that would be better?
[13:05] <Dark_Fire> Like normal Ubuntu or something?
[13:05] <Deeeps> if you're only using a single server for all of this, ubuntu's a good option as most of the applicaitons you need are already compiled and packaged for the system
[13:07] <Dark_Fire> ubuntu or ubuntu server
[13:07] <Dark_Fire> ?
[13:07] <Deeeps> same thing, essentially
[13:07] <Deeeps> ubuntu desktop installs a gui that you shouldn't need, and a slightly different kernel
[13:08] <Deeeps> ubuntu server doesnt install a gui, opting for more command line tools instead, and a slightly different kernel
[13:08] <Deeeps> the rest of the packages are all the same
[13:08] <Dark_Fire> o ok
[13:09] <Dark_Fire> If I would have about 20-50 accounts what sort of computer would be sufficient?
[13:09] <Dark_Fire> sorry for all the stupid questions :/
[13:10] <Deeeps> try and see with what you've got
[13:10] <Deeeps> see how it performs
[13:11] <Dark_Fire> ok thanks :)
[13:30] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #323918 in php5 (main) "php5 crashed with SIGSEGV in curl_global_cleanup()" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/323918
[13:32] <jdbrowne> Hello, reading various documentation, it seems that the way to create virtual machine under intrepid is to use vmbuilder from the package ubuntu-vm-buildeR
[13:33] <jdbrowne> vmbuilder has an option '-c' for a config file and I am trying to guess the format of the file. Is there examples of such configuration file on the web?
[14:31] <barduck> I need to create a user to run a daemon (doesn't need to have shell or login). Is there any special setting that I need to do or I just add the user with adduser and that's all ?
[14:36] <aruetten> if you want that the user has no shell, can specify as shell with useradd /bin/false. this will prevent anybody to login and get a shell with this user
[14:47] <barduck> thanks
[14:47] <shally87> Hi...
[14:48] <shally87> need help in installing LAMP server in ubuntu 8.10
[14:48] <shally87> i use this command ; sudo apt-get install lamp-server^
[14:49] <shally87> and i get this error
[14:49] <shally87> dpkg: ../../src/packages.c:221: process_queue: Assertion `dependtry <= 4' failed.
[14:49] <shally87> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg exited unexpectedly
[14:53] <dayo__> shally87: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[14:53] <shally87> i get this for that
[14:53] <shally87> dpkg: ../../src/packages.c:221: process_queue: Assertion `dependtry <= 4' failed.
[14:53] <shally87> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg exited unexpectedly
[14:54] <shally87> sorry
[14:54] <shally87> this one
[14:54] <shally87> dpkg: ../../src/packages.c:221: process_queue: Assertion `dependtry <= 4' failed.
[14:54] <shally87> Aborted
[14:54] <dayo__> shally87: try this: sudo tasksel
[14:54] <dayo__> and then choose LAMP
[14:54] <shally87> ok
[14:55] <shally87> tasksel: aptitude failed (100)
[14:55] <shally87> do i need to reinstall my linux
[14:55] <dayo__> shally87: damn that sounds bad. hang on.
[14:57] <shally87> ok
[14:57] <dayo__> shally87: can you paste the full error message to http://paste.ubuntu.com
[14:57] <dayo__> and then post the link in here
[14:58] <shally87> ok
[14:59] <shally87> http://paste.ubuntu.com/112454/
[15:05] <dayo__> just a minute
[15:06] <shally87> ok
[15:09] <dayo__> ok try this: sudo dpkg -r mysql-common libnet-daemon-perl libplrpc-perl libdbi-perl libmysqlclient15off libdbd-mysql-perl mysql-client-5.0 mysql-common mysql-server-5.0 libapr1 apache2-utils apache2.2-common apache2-mpm-prefork apache2 php5-common libapache2-mod-php5 mysql-server php5-mysql
[15:09] <shally87> ok
[15:09] <dayo__> shally87: and after that do this: sudo aptitude reinstall
[15:09] <shally87> ok
[15:11] <shally87> i get thi
[15:11] <shally87> this*
[15:11] <shally87> http://paste.ubuntu.com/112458/
[15:23] <shally87> i guess i have to reformat to hardy 8.04 and install lamp again
[15:23] <shally87> does this thing occur again?
[15:34] <shally87> I'll be afk now..
[15:34] <shally87> thanks
[15:42] <dayo__> shally87: sorry about that. i was called away
[15:42] <dayo__> try this again: sudo tasksel
[15:42] <dayo__> shally87: and then choose LAMP
[16:31] <shally87> ok
[16:32] <shally87> all functioning now..
[16:32] <shally87> thanks dayo_
[16:32] <shally87> i'll continue tomorro
[16:33] <shally87> need to sleep
[16:33] <shally87> thanks a lot
[18:55] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #324029 in openldap (main) "package libldap-2.4-2 2.4.11-0ubuntu6.1 failed to install/upgrade: package libldap-2.4-2 is already installed and configured" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/324029
[19:24] <redLAW> hello to all
[20:16] <uvirtbot`> New bug: #319553 in network-manager (main) "No Wired Internet Connection in 8.10 (dup-of: 274069)" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/319553
[21:44] <Victor_Petrescu> hello
[21:45] <Victor_Petrescu> I was forwarded here from an Ubuntu Doc.
[21:45] <andol> Victor_Petrescu: I assume you have a question then? :)
[21:46] <Victor_Petrescu> yes, I was waiting for you to say something ..
[21:46] <Victor_Petrescu> basically I want to use the mail() function on PHP
[21:46] <Victor_Petrescu> but I installed the server and ... ooops .. it doesn't work
[21:47] <Victor_Petrescu> I've installed Postfix
[21:47] <Victor_Petrescu> but .. nothing
[21:47] <andol> Victor_Petrescu: I was just about to point out that you need a MTA like Postfix :)
[21:47] <andol> Have you tried using Postfix directly?
[21:47] <Victor_Petrescu> not sure how to do that
[21:47] <andol> Victor_Petrescu: An easy method is to install the package mailx
[21:47] <Victor_Petrescu> basically I need to read more
[21:48] <Victor_Petrescu> mailx
[21:48] <andol> Victor_Petrescu: That will provide the command "mail" which enables you to send an email directly from the cli on the server. Perfect when it comes to testing
[21:48] <Victor_Petrescu> so basically from my shell I cannot send mail right now?
[21:48] <Victor_Petrescu> it says now : No mail for victor.
[21:49] <andol> That means that you dodn't have any incoming mail in your mbox.
[21:49] <Victor_Petrescu> and I need to install mailx now
[21:49] <Victor_Petrescu> yeah
[21:49] <andol> When you have mailx install, try this command
[21:49] <Victor_Petrescu> I tried sending email from my Yahoo
[21:49] <Victor_Petrescu> still no email.
[21:50] <andol> echo "Hello world" | mail -s "testing"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[21:50] <andol> Victor_Petrescu: incoming mail is a slightly diffrent matter :)
[21:50] <Victor_Petrescu> geez
[21:50] <Victor_Petrescu> pop3 or something?
[21:51] <andol> Victor_Petrescu: Actually postfix takes care of the recieving part. Just that it might need to be configured a bit diffrently, to listen on external ports.
[21:51] <andol> Victor_Petrescu: but let us take this one step at the time :) The first step should be to get postfix sending mail, right?
[21:51] <Victor_Petrescu> yes
[21:52] <Victor_Petrescu> mailx<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[21:52] <Victor_Petrescu> Subject ..
[21:52] <Victor_Petrescu> how to change from subject to body?
[21:53] <andol> by pressing return :)
[21:53] <Victor_Petrescu> oh..
[21:53] <andol> when you'r done writing, you finnish it of by pressing ctrl+D
[21:54] <Victor_Petrescu> Null message body; hope that's ok
[21:55] <andol> Now take a look in /var/log/mail.log
[21:56] <andol> Victor_Petrescu: I would do something like: tail -fn 40 /var/log/mail.log
[21:56] <Victor_Petrescu> I didn't receive the email
[21:57] <andol> Then what does /var/log/mail.log say?
[21:58] <Victor_Petrescu> Feb  1 16:55:55 ubuntu postfix/smtpd[5544]: fatal: parameter "smtpd_recipient_restrictions": specify at least one working instance of: check_relay_domains, reject_unauth_destination, reject, defer or defer_if_permit
[22:00] <andol> Victor_Petrescu: How did you install postfix? Been modifying /etc/postfix/main.cf anything?
[22:01] <Victor_Petrescu> well..
[22:01] <Victor_Petrescu> can I uninstall it? I think it will uninstall mysql also
[22:01] <andol> Just uninstall postfix shouldn't remove mysql.
[22:02] <andol> Anyhow, you can always try and apt-get remove --purge postfix. Before it actually does the remove it will ask you if you really waaant to remove the packages it lists
[22:02] <andol> Victor_Petrescu: Yes, if you want to reinstall clean you want to use the --purge, to get rid of the old configuration files.
[22:03] <Victor_Petrescu> yeah, only I have more than 1 websites running mysql on it
[22:04] <andol> Victor_Petrescu: Then do your experiments on another, less critical, computer.
[22:05] <andol> Victor_Petrescu: If you want something to play around with I guess you could always set up a virtual server on your desktop computer?
[22:05] <Victor_Petrescu> well .. can't really emulate the conditions
[22:05] <Victor_Petrescu> I need to emulate the UBUNTU server, the DNS forwarding, everything
[22:06] <Deeps> you can, there are p2v tools you can use to copy a physical machine into a vm container
[22:11] <Victor_Petrescu> wow
[22:11] <Victor_Petrescu> ok, hold on
[22:11] <Victor_Petrescu> this server is hosted in another country
[22:11] <Victor_Petrescu> I cannot copy everything in a decent amount of time
[22:12] <Victor_Petrescu> and redirect the email dns etc
[22:14]  * Deeeps reads up
[22:14] <Deeeps> ah, if you're scared, do apt-get -s remove postfix
[22:14] <Deeeps> -s means simulation
[22:15] <Deeps> it'll tell you what packages will be removed, postfix should have absolutely no connection to mysql
[22:15] <Deeps> ..but not actually do anything
[22:16] <Deeps> remove never actually removes anything by default, always prompts you first with a list of all packages that will be removed
[22:18] <Victor_Petrescu> what is postfix-mysql
[22:18] <Deeps> apt-cache show postfix-mysql
[22:18] <Deeps> will give you a package description
[22:19] <Deeps> at a guess, it's mysql support for postfix
[22:19] <Victor_Petrescu> yes, it is
[22:19] <Victor_Petrescu> done
[22:19] <Victor_Petrescu> no harm done
[22:19] <Victor_Petrescu> websites running smooth
[22:19] <Victor_Petrescu> still no mail function
[22:19] <Victor_Petrescu> now ..
[22:19] <Victor_Petrescu> install the default postfix?
[22:20] <Victor_Petrescu> I mean .. done with remove --purge
[22:20] <Deeps> if you didnt use --purge, the config files and such will still remain
[22:20] <Deeps> ok
[22:20] <Deeps> apt-get install postfix
[22:21] <Victor_Petrescu> ok ..
[22:21] <Victor_Petrescu> done
[22:22] <Victor_Petrescu> now?
[22:23] <Deeps> you also need php-mail i think
[22:24] <hads> And probably some minimal configuration of postfix.
[22:24] <garu> hi everyone
[22:24] <Victor_Petrescu> hi
[22:24] <Victor_Petrescu> installed
[22:25] <Deeps> try calling mail() now, and then check your mail.log
[22:25] <Victor_Petrescu> ok
[22:25] <Victor_Petrescu> the tutorial said something
[22:25] <Victor_Petrescu> about ..
[22:25] <Victor_Petrescu> sudo dpkg-reconfigure postfix
[22:26] <Victor_Petrescu> did the mail, not sending
[22:26] <garu> can someone help me out here.I'm trying to setup a dhcp server on a virtual machine, and I have another server with ldap/kerberos servers on another virtual machine. I'm trying to install the dhcp server so that I can have the ldap/kerberos use it.
[22:27] <Deeeps> Victor_Petrescu: sudo dpkg-reconfigure postfix; you want cofiguration type: internet site
[22:27] <garu> would appreciate any insitghts on the matter or a good how to/tutorial!
[22:28] <Victor_Petrescu> Feb  1 17:25:12 ubuntu postfix/smtp[6389]: 1907A22A48<EMAIL_ADDRESS>                                                                              relay=f.mx.mail.yahoo.com[<IP_ADDRESS>]:25, delay=0.68, delays=0.27/0.01/0.15/                                                                              0.26, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (250 ok dirdel)
[22:28] <Victor_Petrescu> but didn't receive it
[22:28] <hads> It's all up to Yahoo
[22:28] <hads> (who are terrible with mail)
[22:29] <Victor_Petrescu> you mean it's working now?
[22:29] <Deeps> on your server, yep
[22:29] <hads> Yes, "status=sent (250 ok" shows you it's working
[22:30] <Victor_Petrescu> yes..
[22:30] <Victor_Petrescu> also shows something else ..
[22:30] <Victor_Petrescu> :(
[22:30] <Deeps> Victor_Petrescu: looks like it was sent from your box, so no problem there then. either yahoo's being slow, or it's in your junk because you've failed to do the mail headers correctly
[22:30] <Victor_Petrescu> Feb  1 17:26:14 ubuntu postfix/smtp[6389]: 2869A22A4C: host a.mx.mail.yahoo.com[                                                                              <IP_ADDRESS>] refused to talk to me: 421 Message from (<IP_ADDRESS>) temporaril                                                                              y deferred - 4.16.50. Please refer to http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/defer/d
[22:30] <Victor_Petrescu>                                                                           efer-06.html
[22:31] <Deeps> http://se.php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php
[22:31] <Deeps> ah, there you go then
[22:31] <Victor_Petrescu> I didn't do the headers
[22:31] <Victor_Petrescu> I used a Wordpress plugin ..
[22:31] <Deeps> read the url
[22:31] <Deeps> explains the issue
[22:31] <hads> Yahoo isn't fun to deal wuth.
[22:31] <Victor_Petrescu>    1. the message you attempted to send exhibited characteristics indicative of spam,and/or
[22:31] <Victor_Petrescu>    2. emails from your network have been generating complaints from Yahoo! Mail users.
[22:31] <hads> No need to paste it here.
[22:32] <Victor_Petrescu> I've sent 1 phrase.
[22:32] <Victor_Petrescu> new domain..
[22:32] <Victor_Petrescu> what spam?
[22:32] <Deeps> ask yahoo
[22:32] <Deeps> it's their mailserver policy you're battling against now
[22:33] <Victor_Petrescu> gmail works fine
[22:33] <Deeps> good luck!
[22:33] <Victor_Petrescu> I guess drinks are in order
[22:33] <Victor_Petrescu> thank you, I believe you'll be seeing a lot of me around here
[22:34] <Victor_Petrescu> 1st day, 1st problem, 1st solution :)
[22:34] <Victor_Petrescu> security question
[22:34] <Victor_Petrescu> I only have postfix installed
[22:35] <Victor_Petrescu> nobody but localhost should be able to use my server, right?
[22:36] <Deeeps> yep
[22:36] <Victor_Petrescu> ok..
[22:36] <Victor_Petrescu> now
[22:36] <Deeeps> except for mail thats being delivered to your box's domain
[22:36] <Victor_Petrescu> any simple way to forward all incoming email to my gmail?
[22:36] <Deeeps> dunno
[22:37] <Victor_Petrescu> ok, how do I read my email than?
[22:37] <Victor_Petrescu> all email on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[22:37] <Deeeps> it'll end up in /var/mail for valid users on the defined domain
[22:37] <garu> I didnt even know I needed a dhcp server and a dns server.then I saw on a guide that I needed one. I wanted to have 1 debian server with everything on it.(1 ldap server, 1 kerberos kdc, 1 dhcp server and 1 dns server), and I'd have 2 other virtual machines, 1 with windows and another with linux
[22:38] <Victor_Petrescu> ok, and anyone else?
[22:38] <Deeeps> Victor_Petrescu: there are guides and howtos on the internet for how to setup and configure a mailserver, including on the ubuntu server guide
[22:38] <Deeeps> !serverguide | Victor_Petrescu
[22:38] <Victor_Petrescu> great, thank you
[22:38] <Victor_Petrescu> the thing is, I've been reading from more than 1 source
[22:39] <Deeeps> where possible, stick to the ubuntu documentation
[22:39] <Victor_Petrescu> and expected it to work but I guess I didn't need all the bling bling
[22:39] <Victor_Petrescu> will do


[08:47] <LocutusOfBorg> please NBS-proposed cleanup libgdal33
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[11:58] <vorlon> tsimonq2: lubuntu/jammy size limit bumped by 300MB, as discussed
[12:05] <guiverc> thanks vorlon
[20:48] <tsimonq2> vorlon: Thank you for that!
[20:48] <tsimonq2> vorlon: Any news on getting Colin off the daily checklist, perhaps pointing to the release team mailing list instead?
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