... and in my experience, this only happens with static IPs. Don't have them with DHCP, but with netplan and static IP configuration, the upgrade to 22.04 introduced this 15 secs of waiting during...
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... and in my experience, this only happens with static IPs. Don't have them with DHCP, but with netplan and static IP configuration, the upgrade to 22.04 introduced this 15 secs of waiting during...
Indeed, that's the option in the installer I used for installation, hoping for a minimal footprint...
Good for you. I had this issue with 2 freshly installed VMs with minimal server (first thing I did was to remove cloud-init), so thought pointing it out might help somebody.
This, I believe, can have unwanted consequences. My fresh installed minimal Ubuntu server with 22.04.1:
# apt purge cloud-init -yReading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done...
I've installed Ubuntu 20.04 Desktop onto an iodd device. For this purpose, I have created a virtual hard disk on the iodd and, after booting from an USB stick, installed Ubuntu onto that.
Thing...
Hi, I've setup fail2ban, and even though it says it's banning IPs, it is not.
Example from my mailserver:
fail2ban.log:
2019-03-07 15:44:22,917 fail2ban.filter [20513]: INFO ...
Hi!
Yes, I read the other threads on this topic, and think I have applied what was said there. But to no avail.
What I have: A VM (ubuntu 18.04.1 server) with a dhcp4 IP.
What I want: Add a...
Ok, so I returned the disk, got a new one elsewhere, and that other disk also immediately starts counting up Raw Read Error Rate and the other values.
I googled around and found, e.g., this:...
Could it also be that smartctl has just difficulties reading the SMART values from the disc?
SMART Status not supported: Incomplete response, ATA output registers missing
I'm just asking as...
Hi, I could use some help in understanding S.M.A.R.T. error messages and stats, please.
My syslog is showing:
Jan 8 08:14:43 radix smartd[2998]: Device: /dev/sdk [SAT], Failed SMART usage...
I wouldn't be too surprised about performance issues as long as it's not officially supported.
I just noticed, by the way, that prices for the Adaptec 1000-16i have gone up here. It's around 350...
As it turned out, I still had an udev rule 85-ifupdown.rules in /etc/udev/rules.d. Probably a leftover from some old Ubuntu version, this VM exists since 6.06. If I delete this rule, the network...
Thanks for looking into this. If the devices name has changed, why does a manual ifdown eth0 && ifup eth0 help?
In any case, these are the outputs immediately after a boot:
sudo lshw -class...
Hi, after upgrade from 14.04, my 16.04 virtual machine does not start it's network:
journalctl -b
shows on eth0
Jul 31 08:01:02 server systemd[1]: Started ifup for eth0.
Jul 31 08:01:02...
Isn't that the same controller mentioned above? Adaptec appears to be a Microsemi brand. In any case, I couldn't find a price point through a quick Google search for Microsemi HBA 1000.
Yes, the LSI is pricier (I paid a bit less than 450 €), which is why I looked at the Adaptec first. But I nevertheless ultimately went with the LSI, as I did not want to play the guinea pig with my...
Because of the lack of replies here and other findings, I decided against the Adaptec and in favor of a LSI 9300-16i. Works like a charm, with 14.04 and zfsonlinux. I will follow the official update...
The machine runs no applications as such. It serves as a host for VMs, and runs the data graves for the VMs (md raid for 2x boot SSDs, zfs across 8 HDDs).
apt-get install smartmontools...
Ok, that took a while. But finally I managed to install ubuntu onto a stick, and then managed to find a time slot where playing around with the server wouldn't annoy too many people. :D
ubuntu...
Ok, so I did a couple of tests after preparding a USB live medium (gparted for this purpose).
In gparted, setting the date without sudo yields the same behavior as under Ubuntu, i.e.
...
I became "root" using
sudo su, just for testing a few things. The root account is still locked here - and the problem remains the same if I issue the command as a normal user.
Ok, I feel embarrassed. I have setup a number of Ubuntu machines since Ubuntu 7.04, and never came across this problem.
I am trying to set time and date on an Ubuntu machine. I noticed there is an...
Yes, thanks. It appears that this was indeed related to virtualization. It didn't do that the last time I installed my virtualization host - but I have to admit, that was years ago. :D
Hi,
I'm playing around with hardware for a new server. I want to setup a new raid, and I need to be able to identify individual disks in the case, e.g. if they should fail.
For that purpose, I...
Hi,
I have a new Ubuntu install of 14.04.3 server on a Supermicro X10SRL-F board. I also have an Intel X540 T1 card in the system (which is the one to be used - onboard LAN is not needed for now)....