[22:41] <cryptic> Netbus: I suppose I'll try. I just fried my windows 7 install, anyway, so I'll need a livecd now
[22:41] <Netbus> cryptic: timing is everything.
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> Netbus: from the IBM linux advert?
[22:41] <rumblebumble> jhutchins_wk, thanks, I thought that was all figured out
[22:42] <Netbus> cryptic: If ubuntu doesn't work out with the monitors, i'd give fedora a shot.
[22:42] <Netbus> best of luck.
[22:42] <jhutchins_wk> rumblebumble: iirc Red Hat paid Microsoft or Intel to get a secureboot signature.  I don't know whether Canonical did.
[22:42] <trijntje> jhutchins_wk: so if I would learn bash better I will learn the 'sh' part and some extra stuf, and then I would be able to properly read /bin/sh scripts?
[22:43] <jhutchins_wk> trijntje: Yes.
[22:43] <F3Speech> Ive got a strange problem with my apache2 setup. I have 2 websites on the server /var/www/site1/ and /var/www/site2/ when i goto http://serverip/ i get site1, when i goto http://serverip/site1/ i get 404 and when i goto http://serverip/site2/ i get 404. Anyone point me in the direction of the config that sorts all this?
[22:43] <jhutchins_wk> trijntje: Mostly stuff that won't work in sh will be noted as such.
[22:44] <jhutchins_wk> F3Speech: /var/log/apach2/errors.log
[22:44] <jrib> F3Speech: also you should pastebin the relevant configuration files...
[22:44] <F3Speech> jhutchins_wk:  nothing in there buy some mysql connection errors
[22:45] <jhutchins_wk> F3Speech: If you're getting 404's those should be logged.
[22:45] <jhutchins_wk> F3Speech: You could look at access.log, but it shouldn't show the 404s.
[22:45] <Mrokii> kunji: I will, thanks.
[22:46] <trijntje> jhutchins_wk: cool, thanks a lot!
[22:47] <F3Speech> jhutchins_wk: access.log is empty
[22:49] <ActionParsnip> F3Speech: i'd ask in #httpd too :)
[22:50] <jhutchins_wk> F3Speech: We start to suspect that you have deviated from the stock configuration.
[22:51] <F3Speech> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1514752/
[22:51] <djshotglass> are there user repositories?
[22:51] <djshotglass> like AUR for arch linux
[22:51] <djshotglass> i want to install aircrack
[22:52] <F3Speech> quite possible, i know nothing at all about apache :/ any idiot could setup and use iis ive never had the plesure of working with apache in my work
[22:52] <djshotglass> (and for those of you about to say build it from source, i might as well be on gentoo if i have to do that for everything)
[22:54] <F3Speech> ActionParsnip: thank ill take a look if jhutchins_wk cant dig me out :)
[22:55] <F3Speech> jhutchins_wk: it like there a sitewise redirect to /site1/ but where would that be configured?
[22:55] <F3Speech> sitewide*
[22:59] <F3Speech> jhutchins_wk: any ideas or should I hop over to #httpd as ActionParsnip suggested
[23:03] <kunji> djshotglass: Hmm, well if you're looking for the builtin aircrack setup you should look at Backtrack Linux instead of Ubuntu.  I really have no idea what it's status is with regard to Ubuntu.
[23:05] <mladoux> if you want to remain closer to ubuntu, I'd go with backbox as an alternative
[23:05] <mladoux> backtrack does a lot of modifications
[23:05] <mladoux> backbox is pretty much pentesting utils packaged for ubuntu LTS
[23:05] <djshotglass> your solution to installing aircrack is to use another operating system?
[23:06] <djshotglass> really? lol
[23:06] <mladoux> djshotglass if your using Ubuntu 12.04, you can add the backbox repo
[23:06] <mladoux> http://wiki.backbox.org/index.php/Repositories_for_Debian/Ubuntu
[23:07] <djshotglass> nice
[23:07] <djshotglass> thank you
[23:07] <kunji> djshotglass: You're funny man, why should you assume I'm an expert on aircrack, I've heard of it, but never messed with it, what you're saying suggests that it's not in the repos and you haven't found a ppa, and you don't want to build from source, so there's not much left.
[23:07] <mladoux> aircrack is in that repo, along with metasploit and a bunch of other tools
[23:08] <mladoux> but it's for 12.04, there are not quantal packages in it yet.
[23:09] <djshotglass> 12.04 is LTS right?
[23:09] <djshotglass> pretty sure thats what im on
[23:09] <bekks> Yes.
[23:09] <mladoux> Yeah
[23:09] <mladoux> you can check, are you using precise?
[23:09] <bekks> djshotglass: You can check it using "lsb_release -sd"
[23:09] <mladoux> what bekks said
[23:09] <mladoux> lol
[23:09] <djshotglass> Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS
[23:09] <mladoux> yeah
[23:09] <djshotglass> :) ty all
[23:10] <MK`> What is the name of the laptop battery applet in 11.10 for gnome fallback? Mine crashed, want to reenable it.
[23:10] <mladoux> Don't upgrade to 12.10 unless you know what your doing, that is if you want to use those tools without recompiling.
[23:10] <djshotglass> i dont upgrade unless i have to for something
[23:10] <djshotglass> dont fix what isnt broken iv learned with linux
[23:10] <mladoux> pretty much.
[23:11] <mladoux> LTS is still supported
[23:11] <mladoux> they'll upgrade eventually. but i think they just upgrade with LTS versions
[23:11] <Ben64> 12.04 will be supported until April 2017
[23:11] <mladoux> also, their packages are optimized for XFCE, just keep that in mind
[23:12] <mladoux> you should still be able to use them with any GUI, but they might not look right visually
[23:12] <mladoux> if you care about that sort of thing
[23:13] <mladoux> backbox does have more tools, but they really modify the base Ubuntu distro.
[23:13] <mladoux> sorry
[23:13] <mladoux> backtrack, not backbox*
[23:15] <JonEdney> I don't know how I feel about Known_problems joining the channel.  Wouldn't that indicate that problems are now present? :)
[23:16] <smith_> could someone advice a commandline tool to convert lit format to txt?
[23:17] <Glacer232> heya, why is ubuntu 32 bit the recommended over 64 bit?
[23:17] <Ben64> Glacer232: not everyone has 64 bit
[23:19] <wdp> Ben64, thats the most weird reason i ever heard for why something/someone recommends to  use a 32bit version of something.
[23:19] <mladoux> JonEdney, which would you rather have, problems that you know about and can work around, or problems that are hidden from you catching you by surprise?
[23:19] <JonEdney> Wise words.
[23:19] <JonEdney> Where is none of the above? :)
[23:19] <Ben64> wdp: 32 bit works on 32 and 64
[23:19] <Ben64> 64 only works on 64
[23:19] <hexstatik> when i was installing ubuntu and i was editing the partition on my SSD, it dissapeared and now linux nor windows can see the SSD, can anyone advise?
[23:20] <mladoux> Glacer232, 32-bit has been around longer, and tends to have less issues when it counts.
[23:20] <mladoux> most people won't even notice the difference.
[23:20] <iceroot> Glacer232: its recommend because amd64 does not run on every system, 32bit does
[23:20] <Glacer232> Ah I see, thanks
[23:21] <mladoux> iceroot: don't forget sparc and arm, lol 32 bit runs on 2 different types of systems, not every system.
[23:21] <iceroot> Glacer232: but when the hardware supports amd64, this is the recommend version
[23:21] <iceroot> mladoux: s/32bit/x86 :)
[23:21] <mladoux> yeah, exactly
[23:21] <iceroot> mladoux: and sparc is always 64bit
[23:21] <iceroot> imo
[23:21] <mladoux> iceroot that is not true either
[23:21] <mladoux> I've got an old 32-bit sparc system lying around, but I don't think any modern linux will run on it.
[23:22] <DangerRoss> amd64 sucks
[23:22] <wdp> Ben64, just saying, if i have to choose between 32 and 64bit - and i know i've got a 64bit system, why should i care about that 64bit might not run everywhere? I have a 64bit system, so it WILL run here. which is why your explaination (as well as the explaination of iceroot) is pretty weird.
[23:22] <iceroot> mladoux: must be a very old system, the sparc systems we have are all 64bit
[23:22] <Ben64> wdp: if you know you have a 64 bit system, then you get 64 bit, its not rocket surgery
[23:22] <mladoux> iceroot it is very old, it's from the 80's
[23:22] <mladoux> or early 90s possibly
[23:22] <kunji> ... waiting for some 128 bit distros...
[23:23] <iceroot> wdp: what if you dont know what amd64 is and your system is x86 and the installer does not start? because of that x86 is recommend on the website
[23:23] <Ben64> DangerRoss: no
[23:23] <mladoux> kunji you might need to wait a while, we're still at the beginning of 64-bit
[23:23] <iceroot> mladoux: all the 199x systems are 64bit imo
[23:23] <DangerRoss> amd is for girls
[23:23] <bekks> iceroot: Thats wrong.
[23:23] <iceroot> mladoux: even the 200mhz sparc systems
[23:24] <kunji> mladoux: I know, though some specialized systems have been doing 128 it will be years before it become anywhere near normal
[23:24] <iceroot> bekks: sparc, not x86
[23:24] <blahblahblahblah> what is the best way to upgrade from 10.10 to 12.04 LTS?
[23:24] <kunji> *becomes
[23:24] <iceroot> !eol | blahblahblahblah
[23:24] <iceroot> blahblahblahblah: see the last link
[23:24] <bekks> blahblahblahblah: The only way is to update to 11.04 -> 11.10 -> 12.04
[23:24] <iceroot> blahblahblahblah: you have to go to 11.04, 11.0, 12.04
[23:24] <mladoux> meh, they weren't 64-bit till 1995 i think, with the sparc64
[23:24] <blahblahblahblah> thanks for the link.. will check it out
[23:25] <wdp> iceroot, well, then the reason why 32bit is recommended is because the guys who recommended it assumed that the average user does not know about 32/64bit and hence should use 32bit as it's know to run everywhere? :) I don't want to start offtopic here, though. I was just curious myself why 32bit is recommended (like.. does the 64bit variant has any bugs? is it's development not as good as the 32bit one? is 32bit more tested? <- that'd be actually good re
[23:25] <wdp> asons why something is recommended over something else)
[23:25] <iceroot> mladoux: i will do a research later, i thought since 199x all the systems were sparc64
[23:25] <mladoux> anyway, we're off topic now
[23:25] <Ben64> wdp: you've been answered multiple times now
[23:25] <mladoux> iceroot, lol, it's okay, I'm not sure on the exact year of the switch either.
[23:25] <iceroot> mladoux: :)
[23:25] <mladoux> I got the machine second hand, I don't know when it was built
[23:26] <mladoux> it's a sun 4, i think
[23:26] <mladoux> I'm not digging it out
[23:26] <iceroot> mladoux: but of course you want to use solaris and other systems on that instead of GNU/Linux :)
[23:26] <iceroot> open-solaris, bsd and so on but we will start offtopic here :)
[23:26] <kunji> wdp: Yeah, pretty much just for people that don't know, though there are occasionally cases where the 32 bit works and the 64 doesn't for a driver or something...
[23:27] <wdp> yep, got it already .)
[23:27] <kunji> ^_^
[23:28] <hexstatik> when i was installing ubuntu and i was editing the partition on my SSD, it dissapeared and now linux nor windows can see the SSD, can anyone advise?
[23:28] <mladoux> my daughter is so cute, she was jumping in her jumper, and all the sudden she stopped, she tuckered her self out and passed out with a thumb in her mouth.
[23:28] <iceroot> wdp: for opensource software, there is no difference because you can rebuild the software for amd64, for closed source the vendor needs to provide a 64bit build, if he does not (skype for example, non-free drivers) then you may face issues bit normally amd64 is running fine like x86
[23:29] <kunji> hexstatik: Can you see it listed in linux with the command sudo fdisk -l      ?
[23:29] <mladoux> iceroot it's running sunos on it, it's pre-solaris, but yeah.
[23:29] <caiotarifa> Hey Guys, can anyone help me? http://serverfault.com/questions/464264/vsftpd-3-0-2-on-ubuntu-12-04-init-file/464282#comment513845_464282
[23:30] <hexstatik> yes i can kunji
[23:30] <iceroot> mladoux: and as it seems ubuntu stopped sparc support after 10.04.
[23:30] <mladoux> lol
[23:30] <iceroot> mladoux: but 8.04 was running fine on the old sparc systems
[23:31] <mladoux> there are custom offshoots. I could reminisce about this all day, lol
[23:31] <kunji> hexstatik: ok, so your drive probably isn't dead, it may need to be reformatted though.  Do you need to recover any data from it or would you be fine to open up gparted and reformat?
[23:31] <hexstatik> no
[23:31] <hexstatik> i was gonna install linux on it
[23:31] <hexstatik> sec
[23:31] <caiotarifa> Has anyone installed VSFTPd 3.0.2 on Ubuntu?
[23:31] <hexstatik> gparted doesnt see it
[23:32] <hexstatik> kunji
[23:32] <iceroot> !anyone | caiotarifa
[23:32] <hexstatik> nvm it does now
[23:32] <mladoux> Found it iceroot, 32-bit sparc was still being produced, but the first 64-bit sparc was released in 1993, per Wikipedia, so take it with a grain of salt. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPARC
[23:32] <kunji> Ah, good, I was gonna say, I've never had gparted fail to see something fdisk saw.
[23:33] <hexstatik> thats wierd it didnt work 2 days ago
[23:33] <hexstatik> now it sees it
[23:33] <hexstatik> its like when u take ur car to the mechanic scenario
[23:33] <iceroot> mladoux: thank you for the search, so i was wrong and it was a little bit later then i thought
[23:33] <Ben64> hexstatik: computers get scared when technicians are around, i see it happen all the time
[23:33] <kunji> Yeah, I know what you mean ^_^, well hopefully it stays reliably
[23:34] <caiotarifa> !details
[23:34] <mladoux> iceroot, you were close, i wasn't sure either, it was more for me than you, but I thought I'd share my research
[23:34] <hexstatik> hehe Ben64. Kunji ty for your help.
[23:34] <kunji> Anytime
[23:35] <iceroot> !msg ubottu compiz
[23:35] <caiotarifa> I have a problem to create a init.d for VSFTPd 3.0.2 on Ubuntu 12.04. There is an example of this file?
[23:35] <blahblahblahblah> ok.. so i put in the EOL sources list, do an update, then upgrade then do-release-upgrade?
[23:35] <blahblahblahblah> is it really that simply
[23:35] <blahblahblahblah> *simple
[23:36] <Ben64> blahblahblahblah: pretty much, but you have a lot of upgrades to go
[23:36] <iceroot> caiotarifa: ubuntu is using upstart
[23:36] <daftykins> upgrade huh? you're brave
[23:36] <iceroot> !upstart | caiotarifa
[23:36] <mladoux> blahblahblahblah, sometimes there are issues, but usually it's pretty smooth
[23:36] <blahblahblahblah> my server is a web/db server with minimal components installed
[23:36] <blahblahblahblah> apache/mysql etc
[23:36] <kunji> daftykins: Upgrades haven't given me any issues yet, except once with the bootloader, just needed to reinstall grub
[23:37] <mladoux> blahblahblahblah, you'll most likely be fine unless you have some exotic hardware.
[23:37] <daftykins> good for you :)
[23:37] <kunji> I think it was the grub to grub 2 switch...
[23:37] <caiotarifa> iceroot: cool, I didn't know! :)
[23:37] <blahblahblahblah> it's a vps hosted with an isp
[23:37] <blahblahblahblah> so hopefully not
[23:37] <mladoux> blahblahblahblah, probably not anything to worry about, I'd still backup
[23:37] <iceroot> caiotarifa: it should already have a file to start/stop, it will be triggered via "sudo service servicename start/stop"
[23:38] <blahblahblahblah> the vps is running parallels and i have taken a manual backup using the gui
[23:38] <mladoux> vps hardware tends to be pretty standard stuff blahblahblahblah
[23:38] <paco1> Anybody knows TSIG on DNS?
[23:38] <iceroot> !anyone | paco1
[23:38] <Perf> Awh, someone unbanned me :)
[23:38] <Perf> how sweet
[23:38] <hexstatik> kunji: one more question how do i make a live iso from the current ubuntu install?
[23:39] <hexstatik> including all the programs etc
[23:39] <mladoux> blahblahblahblah, you'll probably upgrade with out issue, you may have to update your apache configs, or your mysql databases depending on how far back your upgrading from.
[23:39] <k1l_> blahblahblahblah: better check with the hoster support. sometime they have special kernels or stuff.
[23:39] <iceroot> hexstatik: just clone the harddrive with the partitions you are using on the system
[23:39] <caiotarifa> iceroot: native upstart comes in 12.04?
[23:39] <mladoux> also, you'll also want to make sure that your php scripts will work with php5, also, check your host for any kernel customizations.
[23:39] <cmj141> question, I downloaded and installed Eclipse. I also download a SDK for it but dont know where to put the SDK folders... is there a main folder for Eclipse that i extract these to?
[23:39] <paco1> ubottu: i want to configure TSIG on my DNS
[23:40] <iceroot> caiotarifa: 11.04 imo
[23:40] <rock-star1> ....
[23:40] <paco1> i want to configure TSIG on my DNS
[23:41] <kunji> hexstatik: Hmm, I have no idea, if you have a hard drive around you could use dd-rescue to make a bit for bit copy, I think there's a way to write that as an iso to a cd, but I don't think it would work like a livecd, anyone else have any ideas?
[23:41] <hexstatik> i have a bigger problem now
[23:41] <caiotarifa> iceroot: thanks… and there is a library of scripts? In this case, vsftpd 3.0.2?
[23:41] <rock-star1> hey can someone give dic of wpa ??
[23:41] <rock-star1> hey can someone give dic of wpa ??
[23:41] <hexstatik> as i was formattingh the SSD gparted gave an error
[23:41] <hexstatik> an now i cant see the ssd even in fdisk
[23:42] <rock-star1> hey can someone give dic of wpa ??
[23:42] <Ben64> hexstatik: check/replace the ssd cables
[23:42] <Ben64> rock-star1: no
[23:42] <iceroot> caiotarifa: every program will bring its own upstart script like the did for the old sys v init
[23:42] <mladoux> paco1 -- Is this what you're looking to do -- http://www.garron.me/go2linux/how-setup-dns-server-master-slave-bind.html
[23:43] <hexstatik> ben64: im gonna do that, but any other ideas before i do that?
[23:43] <Ben64> hexstatik: not really. i've seen a ton of cable problems though
[23:43] <caiotarifa> iceroot: Can you tell me if vsftpd already have? Or u don't know?
[23:43] <hexstatik> well that was my first reaction to check the cable
[23:44] <Ben64> even on my own system, read and write speed would be erratic, turns out it was the cable
[23:44] <hexstatik> r u talking about SSD cables parcticulary?
[23:44] <hexstatik> i c
[23:44] <Ben64> sata
[23:44] <iceroot> caiotarifa: i dont use ftp-servers but i bet vsftpd has also a upstart script
[23:44] <cmj141> question, I downloaded and installed Eclipse. I also download a SDK for it but dont know where to put the SDK folders... is there a main folder for Eclipse that i extract these to?
[23:44] <iceroot> caiotarifa: sudo service vs and then press TAB twice should show you the script
[23:45] <Ben64> iceroot: that doesn't work
[23:45] <iceroot> cmj141: maybe have a look at #eclipse
[23:45] <iceroot> Ben64: no?
[23:45] <Ben64> nope :(
[23:45] <Ben64> could do a "service --status-all"
[23:45] <paco1> mladoux: thanks but this page give only the basic dns config
[23:45] <caiotarifa> iceroot: cool, even not installed by aptitude?
[23:46] <iceroot> Ben64: sudo service tab tab  is showing all installed upstart services (12.04)
[23:46] <Ben64> iceroot: that just shows me items in the current directory (12.04)
[23:47] <mladoux> paco1 http://books.google.com/books?id=St7ocuhPRKAC&pg=PT334&lpg=PT334&dq=TSIG+DNS+ubuntu&source=bl&ots=-uwXnAUU1x&sig=VNcyykbMKwvtmjlkv0VyK6EIQBs&hl=en&sa=X&ei=cgHuULe3CYTlqAHJlYGwBw&ved=0CFoQ6AEwAzgK
[23:48] <caiotarifa> iceroot: (you can look my idea, it's for a open source project. https://github.com/formaweb/katchum)
[23:48] <mladoux> oh, nvm
[23:48] <paco1> mladoux: thanks, config TSIG in ubuntu in plus ;)
[23:48] <mladoux> that's just a preview
[23:49] <iceroot> caiotarifa: sounds nice, just a question, why do "you" want the latest version of php and mysql instead of the versions which are coming with the repos and are getting a security review and security fixes
[23:49] <mladoux> paco1 I think this might be a better reference --> http://goodsarves.blogspot.com/2010/08/configure-tsig-between-dns-master-and.html
[23:49] <KxTwo> hey guys.  I wanted to try out some other desktops so I downloaded gnome and xfce.  I decided to stick with unity so I want to get rid of the other desktops and remove them from the log in options.  I was able to find gnome in the installed list and uninstalled it but its still there as an option at login?
[23:50] <mladoux> paco1 wish I knew more about it.
[23:50] <mladoux> anyway, good luck
[23:50] <kunji> The SSD issue could be related to the Bios couldn't it?  It would just be a shot in the dark, but maybe check that your bios is up to date.
[23:50] <iceroot> KxTwo: uninstalling gnome is a bad idea when you still want to use unity, because unity is gnome3 with a different user-interface (shell)
[23:51] <jrib> KxTwo: dpkg -S /usr/share/xsessions/FILL_THIS_PART_IN
[23:51] <KxTwo> well im running unity right now?
[23:51] <KxTwo> not sure what I uninstalled since I can also still login with gnome
[23:52] <kunji> You probably uninstalled a metapackage, I think uninstalling them will only uninstall the metapackage itself, but installing will pull down all the packages the metapackage specifies.
[23:53] <KxTwo> so anything I need to fix?
[23:53] <kunji> Not really
[23:53] <jrib> KxTwo: is anything broken?  What did you remove exactly?
[23:53] <caiotarifa> iceroot: In the future my idea is that this installer works for any distribution… You don't recommend installing the latest stable version?
[23:53] <KxTwo> ok im looking at my history
[23:54] <kunji> There's a command to see your command history... but I forget what it is
[23:54] <jrib> kunji: history :)
[23:54] <KxTwo> ok im just going to paste this hold on
[23:54] <kunji> jrib: lol, thanks
[23:54] <iceroot> caiotarifa: no
[23:54] <caiotarifa> iceroot: why? which version should I look?
[23:54] <iceroot> caiotarifa: because on webservers you want software which is really stable and long tested and not the newest version of a software
[23:55] <iceroot> caiotarifa: specially such insecure things like php
[23:55] <iceroot> caiotarifa: so normally you want the debian way, old but very stable and long time tested software like apache2, php5 and so on
[23:56] <KxTwo> ok guys here you go, these are the things that apparently uninstalled when I did it, looks like I did it wrong.
[23:56] <KxTwo> http://snag.gy/hJQty.jpg
[23:56] <iceroot> caiotarifa: but if there a cases you need the newest version because you need new features ir something like that, then your script is nice but on most webservers you want ultra stable software
[23:57] <iceroot> KxTwo: gnome-shell is what people call "gnome3" that can be removed if you dont want the real gnome3 interface anymore
[23:57] <toordog> the documentation of ubuntu ldap is really bad
[23:57] <KxTwo> iceroot, So that is what I installed when I instaleld gnome?  But if I uninstalled it why can I still log in with the gnome options?
[23:58] <iceroot> KxTwo: without gnome-shell you should not be able to log in a real gnome3 session
[23:58] <iceroot> KxTwo: you can still log in in unity, gnome fallback and so on but not the real gnome3
[23:59] <iceroot> !gnome-shell
[23:59] <iceroot> !gnome3
[23:59] <bentinata> !gnome-shell
[23:59] <KxTwo> iceroot, yah that was my original intention BUT I can still log in.  I wanted to try other Desktiops so downloaded a few.  I realized Ive grown to like unity so switched back and now cant get rid of the others.  Its not a big deal but I dont like the xubuntu screen.
[23:59] <bentinata> !gnome3
[23:59] <caiotarifa> iceroot: So… I'll install everything with aptitude to get the latest version?
[23:59] <kunji> Well, like I was saying, I can't say for sure off the top of my head, but I think they're meta packages and to actually remove gnome-shell you need to look at all the packages it installs and remove them each on their own.
[23:59] <goddard> !ubuntu
[23:59] <dem0n> hey guys i am having this problem with rubygems1.8 on ubuntu lucid and i have tried removing ruby1.8 and rubygems1.8 and reinstalling but i keep getting this same error over and over and i am not sure how to fix this or how to proceed, i was hoping someone here could take a look at this pastebin http://pastebin.com/kbcNCCVU and tell me what you think
[23:59] <dem0n> http://pastebin.com/kbcNCCVU
[23:59] <iceroot> caiotarifa: you will never get the latest version with aptitude/apt-get
[23:59] <dem0n> oops
[23:59] <caiotarifa> iceroot: sorry
[23:59] <iceroot> caiotarifa: not on ubuntu and not non debian (stable)


[09:43] <lordievader> Good morning
[11:32] <user|23> how do i get acces to lineageos chat
[11:57] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[18:43] <alucardromero-l1> :)
[18:45] <alucardromero-l1> Hello. :)
 Plasma 5.25 should be available with 22.04.1?
[23:14] <enigma9o7[m]> nah ubuntu wouldnt switch kde versions for a point release
[23:17] <enigma9o7[m]> and even kenetic is still at 5.24, but that could possibly change before october release.  but jammy isnt changing.


[17:00] <samppah> good evening
[17:03] <samppah> i'm testing cloud-init with oVirt 3.3 and centos 6.4 (cloud-init installed from epel).. it seems that oVirt is able to creat config-drive image and attach it to VM but for reason or another the VM seems to bypass it completely
[17:03] <samppah> any ideas what might be wrong? :)
[17:04] <samppah> mount LABEL=config-2 /media works fine inside VM


[00:25] <psidrum> test me
[01:22] <Flannel> IdleOne: That would probably have been better served as a talking-to instead of a removal.  Some people call ops far too prematurely.
[01:22] <Flannel> Although in this case, it does appear to be somewhat trollish
[01:23] <IdleOne> Flannel: agreed that a talking to would of been better but I banned because he posted the full link and not the abreviation
[01:24] <IdleOne> so it is posting links to jfgi and cursing
[01:24] <Flannel> Yeah, but you should rarely ban 'out of the blue'
[01:26] <Flannel> IdleOne: are you speaking to him in a query about it?
[01:27] <Flannel> Meh.  Now you've got me removing people that I should've just let drop ;)
[01:31] <IdleOne> Flannel: sorry not yet. Got dad asking me to teach him facebook :/
[01:31] <Flannel> Tell him it's a site that steals his privacy and sells it to companies and he should stay away.  Problem solved!
[01:35] <IdleOne> I won't even ask if that is true. it MUST be
[01:35] <IdleOne> I messaged and asked to join here if he would like to discuss the ban
[01:36] <IdleOne> Flannel: oh you mean Facebook
[01:36] <IdleOne> lol yeah I told him that already
[01:36] <Flannel> yeah, I meant facebook
[01:37] <IdleOne> he just uses it to play some game on there and has no personal info like real name or anything
[01:38] <Flannel> farmville or mafia wars?
[01:38] <IdleOne> world at war
[01:38] <IdleOne> but yeah same thing
 A better idea would be to install gentoo
[01:46] <bazhang> now in #k
[01:47] <IdleOne> yeah well he is now upset so he is going to troll everywhere
[01:47] <IdleOne> he did not respond to my PM either
[01:47] <bazhang> no, he did before the ban as well
[01:48] <IdleOne> why did ubottu ask me to comment on removal and also on ban?
[01:53] <Flannel> IdleOne: because you banned, and you also removed.
[01:53] <IdleOne> hmm I don't recall the bot asking for separate comments on same user but okie dokie
[01:53] <Flannel> IdleOne: (comment on the ban, not the kick/removal)
[01:53] <IdleOne> Flannel: well I did both now so no biggie
[01:55] <IdleOne> !yahoo
[01:56] <IdleOne> is this still valid?
[01:56] <IdleOne> ^^^
[10:06] <jussi> !women
[10:07] <jussi> she's dead jim...
[10:07] <gord> slooooow
[10:08] <jussi> yeah
[10:09] <jussi> gord: might be nice if you could join #ubuntu-bots-devel
[10:44] <elky> i fix0rd it
[11:25] <topyli> @mark oCean #ubuntu-offtopic chloroform quit message still intact
[14:13] <dabaR> hello.
[14:14] <dabaR> I recently started going to the drupal channels, and I noticed some interesting thing they do there, which might be a thought for the way the Ubuntu channel works.
[14:15] <dabaR> They basically move to the -support channel when someone takes on resolving the issue of a specific person
[14:15] <dabaR> So, in #ubuntu, basically support requests, and short responses. If it is a longer fix, you move to #ubuntu-support, to not make the future requests scroll off the screen
[14:15] <IdleOne> dabaR: Ubuntu does the same thing except we move the chat to -offtopic
[14:16] <dabaR> :-/
[14:16] <dabaR> I don't find that is done at all
[14:16] <dabaR> I am not there super often, but lately more again
[14:16] <IdleOne> separating a support convo to a different channel would make it difficult for others to follow even if they are not part of the convo
[14:16] <dabaR> I understand, that is the down-side
[14:17] <dabaR> But if there is an announcement of sort, people could follow it.
[14:17] <dabaR> Like !joinme
[14:17] <dabaR> Or rather !joinme | person
[14:17] <IdleOne> dabaR: Something to think about for sure
[14:18] <dabaR> Then ubottu says: dabaR is going to help you with your issue, person, type /j #ubuntu-support
[14:18] <dabaR> Ya, it is an interesting different approach
[14:18] <dabaR> And certainly #ubuntu is getting unmanageable, IMHO
[14:19] <dabaR> Or has been for a while, not sure
[14:20] <topyli> dabaR, let me find the bug you should add a comment on, just a sec
[14:20] <topyli> okay then :(
[14:20] <dabaR> heh
[14:21] <IdleOne> ahh there ya go
[14:21] <IdleOne> lol
[14:21] <topyli> dabaR, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-community/+bug/392799
[14:21] <dabaR> topyli: are you following this thread?
[14:21] <dabaR> the bug report thread
[14:21] <topyli> the comment thread is a (partly) good read too, to see what people think
[14:21] <topyli> dabaR, yes
[14:21] <dabaR> Noone mentioned that?
[14:22] <topyli> it's assigned to the ircc, i have no choice! :)
[14:22] <dabaR> Oh, you mean you have to follow it
[14:22] <topyli> yes
[14:22] <dabaR> Did anyone suggest such an idea like the drupal channels use?
[14:24] <topyli> most suggestions do seem to start from the premise that there are too many users and suggest various ways to get them off #ubuntu
[14:24] <dabaR> Well, that is what I suggest too
[14:24] <dabaR> I see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-community/+bug/392799/comments/37
[14:25] <dabaR> That one is similar, except not exactly
[14:26] <dabaR> OK, ctrl-f did not return anything that seems to be exactly what I propose
[14:26] <dabaR> So I will make a short comment
[14:26] <dabaR> Thus once again adding to the list of results on Google with my name
[14:27] <dabaR> I am even going to link to my site in the comment, to aid my SEO efforts
[14:27] <dabaR> Heh
[14:27] <topyli> my question was "how noisy is it, really" and i tried to find out (see comment 72). ljl suggested an actual approach of fixing it in 73. after that, the bug has been more quiet. please do chip in
[14:29] <dabaR> Well, 74 has an idea too
[14:29] <dabaR> Really a guided thing would help
[14:29] <dabaR> To present the options, too
[14:29] <dabaR> But there probably is some such thing on the Ubuntu sie
[14:29] <dabaR> Maybe not a client, but probably there is a list of channels
[14:31] <dabaR> topyli: I mean, you do read #ubuntu, eh?
[14:32] <dabaR> Just cause you were asking the question how busy it is
[14:51] <tsimpson> making a #ubuntu is our -support, creating -support would just create another noisy channel with no unique purpose
[15:08] <topyli> @mark oCean #ubuntu-offtopic quit message amicably changed
[15:08] <elky> yay
[15:08] <IdleOne> :)
[15:09] <topyli> apparently memoserv never delivered my memo to him, promised to change it when pm'd
[15:11] <elky> i'm glad you caught him. he doesn't do anything to be noticed until he quits
[15:12] <topyli> aye, all i've seen of him in the past week is quits :)
[16:01] <funkyHat> attention in #ubuntu please
[16:03] <funkyHat> ^ this
[16:06] <marienz> that was a lot of pinging.
[16:07] <elky> kikim, can we help you?
[16:12] <marienz> was AcePreshaw your recurring trigger spammer?
[17:23] <funkyHat> Would it be overstepping the mark to @mark something in a channel where I'm not an op?
[17:25] <ikonia> marienz: yes
[17:26] <marienz> ikonia: thanks. He was asking for a cloak. He's cloaked now, but I'm keeping an eye on him. Prod me if he misbehaves anywhere while cloaked I'm not in.
[17:29] <ikonia> no problem, thank you
[17:31] <funkyHat> I pulled up RoyK for swearing in -server but he refused to accept it was a problem
[18:32] <topyli> funkyHat, well it is. he will hear your advice or continue and find himself removed
[18:33] <funkyHat> topyli: that's why I was wondering about using @mark to make a note of it
[18:35] <topyli> funkyHat, i have no idea what the policy is. i would @mark liberally!
[18:38] <funkyHat> @mark RoyK #ubuntu-server circa 16:00 UTC refused to accept that swearing is not permitted in Ubuntu channels after it was pointed out to him
[18:39] <ikonia> funkyHat: then have him removed, talk to scottK - he's active
[18:39] <ikonia> funkyHat: if someone cant play by the rules, they don't get access
[18:41] <funkyHat> ikonia: ah, I assumed had ScottK had ops in -server he'd have removed him - he was there ⢁)
[18:42] <ikonia> if someone doesn't agree with the policy but follows it, fine, if someone refuses to accept it and is vocal about it, they don't need to be in the channel
[18:42] <ikonia> anyway, time to watch a film
[20:13] <Slart> we might need some help with user doofy in #ubuntu, check the lastlog for specifics
[20:13] <Flannel> Slart: I'd blame ActionParsnip as much as him
[20:28] <Flannel> Hmm, is that word what I think it is?
[20:29] <Flannel> What?
[21:32]  * ikonia returns
[21:43] <jpds> tsimpson: Is ubottu just overloaded with channels?
[21:44] <tsimpson> I think that's most of the problem
[21:44] <jpds> 2 and 4 aren't doing much load avg-wise.
[21:44] <ikonia> can you pull it out of some channels ?
[21:44] <ikonia> eg; I'd be happy to run "bugbot" in the devel/bugs channels ?
[21:45] <jpds> Well; that's what I'm asking for; I need channel names to chuck the others in.
[21:47] <ikonia> I guess #ubuntu-bugs and #ubuntu-devel and #kubuntu-devel would be a start ?
[21:47] <jpds> 4 is in -bugs.
[21:48] <tsimpson> we'll do something about it on monday
[21:51] <jpds> OK.
[21:52] <tsimpson> make sure you
[21:52] <tsimpson> *you're in #ubuntu-bots-team
[21:52] <tsimpson> that's where I plan to discuss it tomorrow
[21:52] <jpds> [195:Freenode/#ubuntu-bots-team:+Ccnt]
[21:52] <jpds> Yep.
[23:25] <bsmith093> is anyone actually human on this channel
[23:26] <bsmith093> !exploit
[23:26] <Flannel> bsmith093: Whats up?
[23:26] <bsmith093> could you test me please
[23:27] <bsmith093> i keep getting the buggy router error
[23:27] <Flannel> bsmith093: What channel are you banned from?
[23:27] <bsmith093> #ubuntu']
[23:28] <bsmith093> i changed the port from 6667 to 8001 and updated the router firmware (linksys wrt54g ver 6)
[23:28] <Flannel> bsmith093: alright, try again in -read-topic to get tested
[23:29] <bsmith093> so what does the test and the exploit actually do
[23:29] <Flannel> The exploit makes your router get paranoid, basically.
[23:29] <Flannel> bsmith093: Alright, you should be able to rejoin #ubuntu now
[23:29] <bsmith093> thanks


[00:10] <pmatulis> tor...
[00:34] <[Kid]> when i use Vsphere as a cloud provider, how can i specify which datastore the controller goes on when bootstrapping/
[01:19] <rsam> Hi!
[01:20] <rsam> Im following the tutorial from https://medium.com/intuitionmachine/kubernetes-gpus-tensorflow-8696232862ca, trying to set up a project for the first time, and I'm stuck deploying
[01:20] <rsam> for some reason flannel never finishes (remains in Blocked status), and I'm not sure how to debug it
[01:21] <rsam> could someone please help me debug what the issue is?
[01:22] <rsam> I have tried changing the configuration of the instances. Currently trying 1 gpu p2 instance. But still getting stuck
[01:22] <rsam> "(update-status) Missing flannel resource." might be the culprit
[02:21] <rsam> updating revisions for all charms worked for me
[03:24] <[Kid]> getting i/o timeout when setting up bootstrap in vmware
[03:25] <[Kid]> but it creates the VM and gets to the point of setting up machine config
[03:32] <[Kid]> are there any devs in here?
[11:01] <akshay__> Hi All, one of our charms uploaded on charms store is not getting listed  on the portal. We have uploaded total 6 charms and only 5 are getting listed. Having said that we can see the missing charm by exact url.
[11:01] <akshay__> Is it a know issue with jujucharms.com?
[11:03] <akshay__> List of the charms can be seen at: https://jujucharms.com/q/hyperscale
[11:07] <magicaltrout> akshay__: did you grant access etc?
[11:11] <akshay__> Yes it is for everyone
[11:12] <kjackal_> akshay__: can you share the link with the missing charm?
[11:13] <akshay__> Sure give me a minute please
[11:14] <akshay__> Here it is:
[11:14] <akshay__> https://jujucharms.com/u/vtas-hyperscale-ci/hyperscale-controller
[11:15] <akshay__> It shows version as 14...but from that onwards we have only released the charm on "edge" channel and hence the latest version can also be seen as #27
[11:24] <kjackal_> I am sorry akshay__ I do not see anything wrong with the charm. You might have more luck asking the gui team at #juju-gui or #juju-dev
[11:25] <magicaltrout> i blame the greeks
[11:30] <kjackal_> makes sence!
[11:31] <kjackal_> is it snowing over there magicaltrout?
[11:32] <akshay__> Thanks for the prompt responses @kjackal_ and @magicaltrout, I will follow this up on suggested channels. Cheers!
[11:40] <magicaltrout> has been kjackal_ mostly gone now, pretty icy this morning though
[12:49] <soumaya> Hi all ...
[12:50] <soumaya> We are integrating a vepc in opnfv and facing some issue regarding bootstrap ..
[12:51] <soumaya> We are bootstrapping on openstack using https identity service ...
[12:51] <soumaya> endpoint is https://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/v3
[12:52] <soumaya> but bootstrap is failing with following error ....
[12:52] <soumaya> 07:41:20 INFO  juju.provider.openstack provider.go:144 opening model "controller" 07:41:20 DEBUG juju.provider.openstack provider.go:798 authentication failed: authentication failed caused by: requesting token: failed executing the request https://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/v3/auth/tokens caused by: Post https://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/v3/auth/tokens: x509: cannot validate certificate for <IP_ADDRESS> because it doesn't contain any IP SANs ERRO
[12:52] <soumaya> anyone can help me regarding the same ...
[13:01] <zeestrat> soumaya: If you don't get any traction here, I suggest creating a bug over at https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju
[13:02] <soumaya> Thanks zeestrat
[14:59] <bdx> charm store borked for everyone?
[14:59] <bdx> search for "elasticsearch" in the search
[14:59] <bdx> or anything
[14:59] <bdx> but "elasticsearch" is triggering the error for me
[15:00] <bdx> I can't deploy charms from the charm store atm either
[15:00] <bdx> :( :(
[15:00] <bdx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/26170583/
[15:02] <gsamfira> bdx: store seems broken ATM. 500 errors on any charm
[15:02] <bdx> right, I'm seeing the same
[15:03] <gsamfira> they are probably working on it :).
[15:03] <bdx> heh
[15:03] <bdx> well lets be safe
[15:03] <bdx> rick_h: ^^^^^^
[15:03] <bdx> :)
[15:06] <gsamfira> (unrelated to the above): is there any ppa where I can still get juju 2.2.6 ?
[15:06] <gsamfira> version 2.3.1 seems to have issues with LXD containers :)
[15:10] <bdx> gsamfira: what are the issues with lxd you are experiencing ?
[15:11] <gsamfira> bdx: https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju/+bug/1737640
[15:11] <mup> Bug #1737640: /usr/sbin/fanctl: arithmetic expression: expecting primary | unconfigured interfaces cause ifup failures <cdo-qa> <cdo-qa-blocker> <cpe-onsite> <foundations-engine> <juju:Triaged> <ubuntu-fan (Ubuntu):Confirmed for smb> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1737640>
[15:11] <gsamfira> this one
[15:12] <gsamfira> http://paste.ubuntu.com/26170673/ <-- status from one of the containers
[15:13] <bdx> gsamfira: hell of a bug, wow
[15:13] <gsamfira> yup :). Version 2.2.6 works fine for my needs, and I would rather use a PPA than compile my own
[15:14] <gsamfira> unfortunately the stable PPA only has 2.3.1
[15:16] <bdx> gsamfira: darn, thanks for the heads up on this ... similar but different to one I'm hitting https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju/+bug/1736022
[15:16] <mup> Bug #1736022: failed to bridge devices: bridge activaction error: bridge activation failed: Killed old client process <juju> <juju:Incomplete> <MAAS:Incomplete> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1736022>
[15:25] <gsamfira> bdx: no worries. Just trying to work around this for the moment
[15:41] <bdx> gsamfira: the bug you hit/shared^ will bork a good number of my deployments out there that are running if upgraded to 2.3, really good information ... don't know how I missed that
[15:41] <gsamfira> make sure you don't upgrade until that is resolved :)
[15:42] <bdx> right
[15:42] <bdx> rahworkx:^^^^
[15:48] <narinder> charm pull of charms does not work facing issues mentioning invalid character
[15:48] <narinder> ERROR cannot get archive: cannot unmarshal error response "
503 Service Unavailable
\nNo server is available to handle this request.\n\n": invalid character '<' looking for beginning of value
[15:52] <skay> hmm, jujucharms.com is down, maybe there should be a 503 json response that charm can parse nicely
[15:53] <bdx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/26170903/
[15:53] <bdx> skay, narinder: ^
[15:53] <bdx> fatal: unable to access 'https://git.launchpad.net/layer-snap/': The requested URL returned error: 503
[15:53] <skay> bdx: git launchpad is also down
[15:53] <bdx> yeah
[15:53] <skay> arg /o\
[15:54] <skay> squirrel... I ran into that earlier and for a while thought I was mistyping my git command. I found out about git -c core.sshCommand="ssh -vvv"
[15:55] <skay> hopefully they are back up soon
[15:55] <skay> derp didn't see the topic update
[15:56] <bdx> the squirrels are real
[15:56] <narinder>  bdx ok thanks
[15:57] <bdx> I wonder if all this infra runs in the same opentstack/datacenter
[15:57] <narinder> bdx, is IS team working on fixing this issue?
[15:57] <bdx> narinder: looks like it
[15:58] <bdx> we should think about diverting traffic to a backup controller/charmstore hosted somewhere else when the primary is unreachable
[15:59] <narinder> bdx, thanks
[15:59] <bdx> there are ways to avoid this
[15:59] <bdx> narinder: np
[16:01] <bdx> seeing as JAAS is about to try and support uptime contracts and become a paid for service, possibly extra precautions should be taken to avoid this type of outage in the future
[16:02] <urulama> bdx: not just possibly, it's a must ... and sorry for outage, but the bad news is it looks like it'll take a while
[16:02] <bdx> having the capability to do something like ^^ would negate this type of liability for you guys once this all goes live and we have customers bitching etc etc
[16:02] <bdx> urulama: right, thanks
[16:03] <bdx> urulama: I've implemented a simple version of ^ with a nagios check and script that updates dns, I'm sure you guys can think of something more better though :)
[16:12] <urulama> bdx: dynamic dns balancing should in place and 2 regions, there's no question about it. it's not atm, and, well, it should be very soon for all the reasons you've mentioned
[16:16] <urulama> charmstore should be up
[16:16] <urulama> also JAAS models over CLI
[16:19] <bdx> urulama: back in business! many thanks for the quickness there
[16:19] <urulama> web pages still down :D
[16:21] <bdx> urulama: possibly just have to kick those web boxes
[16:22] <urulama> bdx: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9wsjroVlu8
[16:22] <bdx> :)
[16:39] <urulama> web kicked
[17:25] <bdx> urulama: niceeeeeee
[19:40] <jose-phillips> HI is possible from a juju charm set a few config on a container?
[19:40] <jose-phillips> also perform changes on another deployed computers/containers like run apt-get for get packages/
[19:41] <jose-phillips> ?
[19:46] <bdx> jose-phillips: use the layer-basic to define packages that you want apt installed
[19:46] <bdx> in your layer.yaml
[19:47] <jose-phillips> ok and what about to change the settings IF the package is deployed inside of a container
[20:21] <[Kid]> when i use Vsphere as a cloud provider, how can i specify which datastore the controller goes on when bootstrapping/
[20:21] <[Kid]> getting i/o timeout when setting up bootstrap in vmware also
[20:21] <[Kid]> getting i/o timeout when setting up bootstrap in vmware also
[20:21] <[Kid]> woops
[20:21] <[Kid]> the i/o timeout happens after it has already built the VM and copied it
[20:22] <[Kid]> it is when it is doing the startup script for the agent
[20:23] <[Kid]> http://paste.ubuntu.com/26172380/
[20:27] <zeestrat> [Kid]: If you don't get any action here, I suggest sending a mail to the mailing list (https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/juju) or create a bug over at https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju


[12:57] <BluesKaj> Hi folks
[14:44] <RikMills> 5.24 is in the beta ppa for impish and jammy, and also uploaded to jammy proposed
[14:44] <RikMills> you may find that discover crashes
[14:45] <RikMills> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=448460
[14:46] <mamarley> Everything is working fine here.  (I don't use Discover.)
[14:46] <mamarley> It has snazzy new animations for window (un)mapping.  I also need to try out Wayland again.
[14:52] <BluesKaj> discover is clunky anayay
[14:52] <BluesKaj> anyway
[21:45] <mparillo> I added the Beta PPA to II (and added a link to it on https://phabricator.kde.org/w/kubuntu/packaging/ppasfortesters/). No immediate breakage. System Settings, Dolphin, Discover, Kate, Konqueror, konsole, kate, kinfocenter appeared OK in a five minute test. I thought I saw that either Discover crashed immediately for some. Not for me.
[21:48] <mparillo> It looks to be landing in JJ without the PPA.
[21:57] <mparillo> But SDDM appeared to pass me to a black screen. I dropped to a TTY and systctl poweroff just fine. Tomorrow, I will try to update again from a TTY.


[07:23] <shnatsel> hello everyone
[07:26] <shnatsel> I'm elementary OS integrator, and I've been investigating creating large-scale Ubuntu derivatives
[07:27] <shnatsel> I've documented seeds based on the info I got from cjwatson
[07:28] <shnatsel> however, I still don't have enough info on building ISO images
[07:28] <shnatsel> here is the doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RPPF14h1Sw2gQjGTuZjUIlNHnGrafS8ekhFjJM9MT00/edit
[07:29] <shnatsel> Do you know anybody whom I can contact about it?
[07:29] <shnatsel> The derivatives team mailing list was nuked in 2008, CD image team has no mailing list
[08:14] <nuno_> Hello there, good morning/afternoon/evening/night to all


[18:10] <boredandblogging> Rinchen cody-somerville take a look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Fridge/Calendar
[18:10] <boredandblogging> is there anything missing from it?
[18:11] <cody-somerville> boredandblogging, instead of giving folks access to the calendar
[18:12] <cody-somerville> I recommend we give out the calendar's e-mail address
[18:12] <cody-somerville> and then to add to the calendar, they create the event on their calendar and invite our calendar
[18:13] <sladen> blink
[18:15] <boredandblogging> cody-somerville: does that work if they don't have a gmail address and just a regular email address to access google
[18:15] <cody-somerville> yup
[18:15] <cody-somerville> They just need a google account to access Google Calendar
[18:16] <boredandblogging> do we do have to do anything when they invite the calendar?
[18:18] <boredandblogging> cody-somerville: ^^
[18:18] <cody-somerville> boredandblogging, configurable
[18:20] <nizarus> can I request access for calendar in the name of ubuntu-tn LoCo ?
[18:25] <boredandblogging> cody-somerville: can you walk me through how to do the inviting?
[18:25] <boredandblogging> i'm logged into a different gmail account...
[18:25] <cody-somerville> Create an event
[18:25] <boredandblogging> I've added the fridge calendar
[18:25] <cody-somerville> no need to add the fridge calendar
[18:25] <cody-somerville> Invite a guest using this e-mail address:
[18:26] <cody-somerville><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[18:27] <boredandblogging> got it, ok cool
[18:27] <boredandblogging> cody-somerville: thanks, I'll change the instructions to reflect that
[18:42] <cody-somerville> boredandblogging, I get a text message everytime you add an event :)
[18:42] <boredandblogging> hah, yeah, just playing with it
[20:52] <cody-somerville> boredandblogging, I get permissioned denied when I try to edit the calendar page
[20:55] <boredandblogging> i'm logged out and can see it
[20:55] <boredandblogging> oh wait
[20:55] <boredandblogging> sorry
[20:55] <boredandblogging> read that wrong
[20:56] <boredandblogging> thats some weird bug
[20:56] <boredandblogging> cody-somerville: its a right issue
[20:57] <boredandblogging> Rinchen: ping
[20:57] <boredandblogging> bb, got a meeting
[21:03] <Rinchen> boredandblogging, /me on phone calls. Leave msg. Be back in 1 hour
[21:03] <boredandblogging> Rinchen: I edited fridge.ubuntu.com/calendar, cody-somerville can't edit it afterwards
[21:04] <cody-somerville> I couldn't edit it before hand either
[21:04] <Rinchen> read only for me as well
[21:04] <boredandblogging> cody-somerville: I probably edited it at some point
[21:04] <boredandblogging> I justed edited it
[21:05] <cody-somerville> I think it might have to do with openid
[21:44] <Rinchen> back.  boredandblogging, cody-somerville - sorted?
[21:45] <boredandblogging> Rinchen: no
[21:46] <Rinchen> ok, the Dr is in.  :-)
[21:46] <Rinchen> How can I replicate the issue?
[21:46] <boredandblogging> Rinchen: think if I edit something, no one else can afterwards
[21:46] <boredandblogging> I'm like kryptonite!
[21:47] <Rinchen> boredandblogging, well, I can't edit anything at all
[21:47] <Rinchen> boredandblogging, because I don't have auth
[21:47] <boredandblogging> hmmm
[21:47] <Rinchen> boredandblogging, I think you need to add the ID's on the sharing page of all the fridge editors' google accounts
[21:48] <Rinchen> there is an openid solution from a google partner but it costs $$$$$$$
[21:48] <boredandblogging> wait, you can't edit anything on the Fridge?
[21:49] <boredandblogging> or just the google calendar?
[21:49] <Rinchen> gcal
[21:49] <Rinchen> where you talking about fridge nodes?
[21:50] <Rinchen> s/where/were
[21:50] <boredandblogging> yeah, we had this issue before, where I would edit something, and no one could edit anything after me
[21:50] <boredandblogging> no one could edit whatever node I edited after me
[21:51] <Rinchen> boredandblogging, oh, ok.  Gimme a node that it's happening on
[21:51] <Rinchen> boredandblogging, I suspect it's the team code
[21:51] <Rinchen> boredandblogging, there was that little trick you and newz did which gave you special privs. that was supposed to have been fixed....
[21:52] <boredandblogging> the google calendar would be an example, because its just embedded html
[21:52] <Rinchen> so I found one that you did and I can edit it
[21:52] <Rinchen> I didn't actually try to submit
[21:52] <Rinchen> but it lets me edit
[21:52] <boredandblogging> try submitting
[21:53] <Rinchen> worked on http://fridge.ubuntu.com/node/1815
[21:59] <boredandblogging> hmmm
[21:59] <boredandblogging> then I have no clue
[22:02] <Rinchen> I *should* have exactly the same privs as everyone else. Newz is the only one who has admin rights