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[10:19:26]<realityloop>is there a way to provide the mysql password in the hostmaster-install command, and not promy for continuing install?
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[10:23:25]<realityloop>ok, fount the providing DB pass, but can't see a flag to proceed without prompt..
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[13:32:20]<jonpugh>bgm: I've had good experience with backup_migrate and the s3 plugin
[13:32:43]<jonpugh>You can send backups to s3 very easily, have the client own the bucket, and you're good to go.
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[21:07:02]<bgm>jonpugh: could be interesting when amazon open their data center in canada (soon-ish) :)
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[21:49:48]<a_ok>When I upgrade or verify the aegir frontend the owner and group of settings.php get set aegir. How is that supposed to work?
[21:53:57]<a_ok>I mean in that situation the website crashes because apache(e.g. the mod_php) can't read settings.php. Is www-data supposed to be in the aegir group or something?
[21:58:34]<ergonlogic>hefring: tell realityloop Let me know if you're still struggling with anything for the RHEL automated install.
[21:58:34]<hefring>ergonlogic: I'll pass that on when realityloop is around.
[22:00:44]<ergonlogic>a_ok: no, aegir ought to be in the www-data group though
[22:02:55]<a_ok>ergonlogic: In the documentation http://community.aegirproject.org/node/77/ I see that settings.php is supposed to be set to aegir:www-data. What did I do wrong?
[22:04:39]<ergonlogic>that's correct: aegir:www-data
[22:04:44]<ergonlogic>not sure
[22:04:52]<ergonlogic>is aegir in the www-data group?
[22:05:43]<ergonlogic>here's the updated docs, btw: http://docs.aegirproject.org/en/3.x/extend/architecture/#file-system-str...
[22:06:47]<ergonlogic>a_ok: Aegir ought to set that ownership as part of each verify task
[22:07:38]<ergonlogic>to fix it, you could chown it aegir:www-data yourself, then run another verify to ensure that it doesn't get reset
[22:08:15]<a_ok>ergonlogic: yes. groups aegir
[22:08:15]<a_ok> ->aegir : aegir www-data
[22:08:44]<ergonlogic>and mode 440?
[22:11:04]<a_ok>ergonlogic: yeah that seems to be correct.
[22:12:16]<a_ok>ergonlogic: I just did an update from 2.1 to 2.4 but we had this issue before. As soon as I have the ctools_css_cache table missing error fixed i'm going to upgrade to 3.4
[22:12:35]<ergonlogic>good idea
[22:13:34]<ergonlogic>a_ok: are you using the Debian packages?
[22:13:55]<a_ok>ergonlogic: No upgrade.sh
[22:13:55]<ergonlogic>of the upgrade script?
[22:13:58]<ergonlogic>ok
[22:14:47]<ergonlogic>let me know how it goes, and if you need any help
[22:25:58]<a_ok>ergonlogic: We have moved the database to our production database server. Hovever after the upgrate (hostmaster-migrate) it is back on localhost. Is there a way to permanently keep it on our production database server?
[22:27:29]<a_ok>ergonlogic: Performing a verify still messes up the permissions of settings.php.
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[22:39:26]<ergonlogic>huh
[22:39:47]<ergonlogic>a_ok: you should be able to specify a db host during the upgrade
[22:40:11]<ergonlogic>are you running any contrib extensions
[22:40:12]<ergonlogic>?
[22:40:19]<ergonlogic>perhaps one of them is messing with the perms
[22:40:57]<a_ok>ergonlogic: Sorry I guess I missed that option will look into it.
[22:41:07]<ergonlogic>alternatively, if the script/task is failing, it might be leaving the perms incorrect, because it isn't reaching the stage where it chowns/chmods them
[22:48:22]<a_ok>ergonlogic: No I don't see that happening and there are no contrib extensions. For now I will continue with the upgrade to 3.4 as I have fixed the other issues.
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[23:15:19]<a_ok>ergonlogic: I have performed the update to 3.4 however I still see the old drupal 6 frontend. How can I check if the backend was upgraded. Also what version of drush is required? It seems to have created the folder drush-8.0.0 but I am still running 5.10
[23:19:45]<ergonlogic>a_ok: try `drush @hm status`
[23:21:22]<ergonlogic>you'll need at least Drush 6+
[23:21:36]<ergonlogic>but 8.x.y is recommended
[23:22:12]<a_ok>ergonlogic: OK than the upgrade.sh script didn't do anything. Can I do subsequent runs or should I clean stuff up?
[23:22:48]<ergonlogic>you should be able to re-run it
[23:23:04]<ergonlogic>is it not providing any warnings/errors?
[23:23:08]<a_ok>ergonlogic: It did make a new hostmaster-7.x-3.4 platform and did half of the drush upgrade
[23:23:31]<a_ok>only an error that it could not create a backup.
[23:23:52]<a_ok>now it gives me a POE exceptions. probably because the database already exists
[23:24:26]<ergonlogic>could you pastebin the recent log output?
[23:27:28]<a_ok>ergonlogic: sure working on it
[23:49:07]<a_ok>ergonlogic: Unfortunatly the drush update seems to fail at the start. I will check if updating that helps
[23:51:26]<ergonlogic>a_ok: you may need to move the old Drush out of the way
[23:56:06]<a_ok>ergonlogic: It needs a composer install these day's. Fixed drush retrying.
[23:56:22]<ergonlogic>a_ok: you're better off using the phar install
[23:56:31]<ergonlogic>it's just download and symlink
[23:56:37]<ergonlogic>much simpler to maintain
[23:57:17]<a_ok>ergonlogic: thanks will replace that and put it in a decent directory. (it's now in bloody /usr/bin)
[00:07:31]<a_ok>ergonlogic: Still not working
[00:07:46]<ergonlogic>looking at the pastebin now
[00:08:05]<a_ok>It now only gives me an error that looks like cleanup required
[00:10:54]<ergonlogic>"You need to specify an alias or run this command within a drupal site. [error]" ?
[00:11:33]<ergonlogic>the pastbin looks incomplete
[00:11:38]<ergonlogic>did it restart apache?
[00:12:06]<ergonlogic>that might be all that's req'd unless it did a full rollback
[00:15:49]<a_ok>ergonlogic: nope that was the complete output. Will try to restart apache
[00:17:40]<a_ok>ergonlogic: didn't work.
[00:17:57]<ergonlogic>failed to restart?
[00:18:19]<ergonlogic>you upgraded provision?
[00:18:22]<a_ok>ergonlogic: Restarts fine. Still old version
[00:18:38]<a_ok>ergonlogic: how can I check?
[00:20:04]<a_ok>yep info file has 7.x.3.4
[00:20:32]<a_ok>seems the webinterface just isn't migrating
[00:21:11]<a_ok>ergonlogic: what files do I need to modify?
[00:21:38]<ergonlogic>you could try running hostmaster-migrate directly
[00:28:08]<a_ok>ergonlogic: has the exact same result: You need to specify an alias or run this command within a drupal site.
[00:28:35]<ergonlogic>ok, are you specifying @hostmaster?
[00:29:10]<ergonlogic>or running it within /var/aegir/hostmaster-6.x-2.4/sites/example.com?
[00:30:50]<a_ok>drush --makefile=/var/aegir/.drush/provision/aegir.make hostmaster-migrate aegir.example.com /var/aegir/hostmaster-7.x-3.4
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[00:35:45]<ergonlogic>you shouldn't have to specify a makefile, if the platform already exists
[00:36:14]<ergonlogic>and try adding @hostmaster
[00:38:16]<a_ok>Just did that. same result.
[00:39:12]<a_ok>im going to try and manualy change the vhost file
[00:51:07]<a_ok>ergonlogic: It is not going to work. hostmaster-migrate keeps telling me that it is creating database_1 but I never see it. It is possible that I do not see the roleback?
[00:53:50]<ergonlogic>I don't knwo why you wouldn't see it
[00:54:11]<ergonlogic>the database is on the remote db server?
[00:54:22]<ergonlogic>is there a local mysql-server?
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[01:06:03]<a_ok>ergonlogic: It clean's it up. I can see it when it is importing it.
[01:06:19]<a_ok>So it encounters an error and reverts
[01:06:38]<a_ok>I just have no clue where the error is comming from.
[01:08:13]<a_ok>Is there a way for me to install a clean version of provision (in /var/aegir/.drush)? If I only keep the alias files do I have a clean install?
[01:12:34]<ergonlogic>yes, that should work
[01:14:20]<ergonlogic>but if provision was already at 3.4, I'm not sure that another copy of it would make any difference
[01:15:04]<ergonlogic>perhaps, ensure that the alias for the db server is correct (i.e., has the proper credentials, etc.)
[01:15:27]<ergonlogic>and that the hostmaster alias, vhost and drushrc.php are also correct
[01:16:17]<ergonlogic>if there's a problem verifying the hostmaster site to begin with, whatever the root cause is, that's probably causing these issues
[01:18:18]<a_ok>ergonlogic: Well it definatly did :-) i'm seeing D7 database updates now
[01:18:40]<ergonlogic>huh, interesting
[01:19:03]<a_ok>there was probably some broken crap in there that created the error and the roleback
[01:24:09]<ergonlogic>wel, I'm glad you're making progress
[01:27:10]<a_ok>ergonlogic: Actually i'm done. Everything seems to be working now. Including the settings.php ownership.
[01:27:22]<ergonlogic>ok, great!
[01:27:33]<a_ok>Thank you for the support :-)
[01:28:17]<millenniumtree>I had a weird issue the other day. We use memcache, and have a snippet in config/includes/global.inc to add a site-specific key prefix...
[01:28:46]<a_ok>in global.inc?
[01:28:46]<millenniumtree>We created a site in our 'import' platform (one that closely matches our legacy platform), then migrated to a production platform with module upgrades...
[01:29:03]<millenniumtree>yeah, global.inc so it gets added to every settings.php file
[01:29:42]<millenniumtree>Then after the migration, we deleted the site and imported fresh again into the import platform (first time was a dry-run).
[01:30:10]<millenniumtree>But the second time failed miserably because memcache still had some stuff cached from the same site on the production platform.
[01:30:32]<millenniumtree>(the cache prefix is generated from the domain)
[01:31:38]<millenniumtree>So... Where could I place some code to execute on site deletion that would clear out the memcache with the given prefix?
[01:32:02]<millenniumtree>There's a snippet here to do what I want, but where do I put the code to run on site delete?
[01:32:04]<millenniumtree>http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10792338/how-to-delete-items-with-sam...
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[01:33:50]<millenniumtree>Here's the memcache snippet from global.inc, BTW. http://pastebin.com/hmftmwbV
[01:34:25]<millenniumtree>I suppose I could make the prefix unique based on other factors, like platform and database... That might solve this more easily.
[01:37:22]<millenniumtree>Although if you create a site, delete it, then create it again the same way, the platform and DB would be the same... It'd still be desirable to clear the memcache on delete.
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[01:43:12]<millenniumtree>Reviewing the task log for a site delete, I see "Invoking post_hosting_delete_task hooks"...
[01:43:19]<millenniumtree>Found this: https://www.mikestiv.com/blog/drush-commands-and-hooks
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[01:51:21]<millenniumtree>Is there a list somewhere of the hooks called by hosting operations?
[01:52:15]<millenniumtree>I'm having trouble understanding what to call a hook to run it on site delete...
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[01:52:30]<ergonlogic>millenniumtree: the hooks are automatically generated by Drush, based on the command that's being run
[01:52:57]<ergonlogic>post_hosting_delete_task would run after the front-end task
[01:53:21]<ergonlogic>you probably want drush_hook_post_provision_delete()
[01:53:43]<millenniumtree>"Calling hook drush_db_provision_delete_validate" ?
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[01:54:29]<ergonlogic>that'd be before the delete operation, but would presumably also work
[01:54:57]<ergonlogic>also, you might want to inject that into setting.php directly, for only the site(s) you want
[01:55:12]<ergonlogic>instead of across the board via global.inc
[01:55:58]<ergonlogic>this might help: http://api.aegirproject.org/api/Provision/7.x-3.x/search/hook
[01:56:08]<millenniumtree>I actually want it on all sites. The code does nothing if memcache isn't enabled.
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[01:57:18]<millenniumtree>I suppose when we add D8 sites, it'll need some tweaking to support that, but for D6/D7, that works nicely.
[01:59:05]<ergonlogic>ok, but you'd be able to hardcode the key (rather than use a regex) if you implement: http://api.aegirproject.org/api/Provision/provision.api.php/function/hoo...
[01:59:06]<millenniumtree>Bingo: http://api.aegirproject.org/api/Provision/db%21delete.provision.inc/func...
[02:01:23]<millenniumtree>I'd still need the regex to unique it to each site, but yeah, that hook looks cleaner than throwing it into the global.
[02:01:43]<millenniumtree>Although, changes to global.inc happen immediately. That's both good and bad. ;)
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[02:03:10]<millenniumtree>How would I print to the task log in one of these hooks, to make sure it's running?
[02:03:21]<ergonlogic>hook_provision_drupal_config passes in the URL and other context, so no, there wouldn't be a need to regex it
[02:03:27]<ergonlogic>drush_log()
[02:03:49]<millenniumtree>Ahh, super.
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[02:04:18]<ergonlogic>also, since you'll need a drush extension to keep you delete hook code, moving to hook_provision_drupal_config() would allow you to keep that config together
[02:05:54]<ergonlogic>also the dynamic regex may cause issues if you access a site via an alias, for example
[02:08:22]<millenniumtree>$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] is the default/primary domain. But yeah, I see what you mean. Far more elegant in the hook.
[02:09:36]<ergonlogic>right, I'm not suggesting that it wouldn't work, just that it'd potentially be more brittle
[02:12:13]<millenniumtree>I've been hacking on Drupal stuff for years, but just getting into aegir and drush hooks. This helps immensely.
[02:12:18]<ergonlogic>fwiw, I generally only use global.inc for setting things like php memory limits and such
[02:14:05]<ergonlogic>another nice thing about using drush hooks, is that Hosting Features can now ship with provision extensions, making it possible to update/deploy them via a makefile for the Aegir front-end
[02:14:19]<ergonlogic>that requires more boilerplate
[02:14:19]<millenniumtree>I set those in the php.inc. :P
[02:14:57]<ergonlogic>ok, then `@define('CIVICRM_GETTEXT_NATIVE', 1);` :p
[02:15:38]<millenniumtree>right on.
[02:15:47]<millenniumtree>(I hate Civi)
[02:17:57]<ergonlogic>fwiw, I've been working on improving our testing, so that we can eventually move to gitlab. The upshot of that will be that you could ship a small makefile that'd add a custom module that could contain any Aegir workflow customizations. And *that'd* then be easily testable too
[02:18:38]<ergonlogic>still a ways off, but the groundwork is coming along nicely
[02:19:43]<millenniumtree>I actually now think the memcache clear-on-site-delete isn't necessary. I can always restart memcache if it happens (might happen to us once a year)... But the hook for the memcache settings makes that way more easily deployable. w00t!
[02:21:00]<millenniumtree>Yeah, the automated testing platform is fabulous.
[02:22:01]<ergonlogic>I've been working on some Ansibl roles to support that: https://galaxy.ansible.com/ergonlogic/
[02:22:19]<ergonlogic>one challenge we've had is being able to effectively test multi-server scenarios
[02:22:50]<millenniumtree>JUST getting into ansible. No time to study it at the moment, but it could help us a lot as we get more servers.
[02:22:56]<ergonlogic>the cloud role should allow us to easily spin up a whole cluster of servers, and configure them all
[02:23:20]<millenniumtree>sounds epic
[02:23:22]<ergonlogic>so that we'd be able to test things like remote_import, web_clusters, etc.
[02:23:45]<ergonlogic>long road ahead, but I hope so
[02:23:56]<millenniumtree>Yeah, I initially thought creating a single hostmaster with spoke servers would be a good idea, but I put the hostmaster on smallish SSD.
[02:24:15]<millenniumtree>The backups and site files were all being stored on the hostmaster though...
[02:24:16]<ergonlogic>filled up with backups?
[02:24:23]<ergonlogic>right
[02:24:26]<millenniumtree>:)
[02:24:47]<millenniumtree>So now the SSD is just purely our database server, with other VPSs pointed to it.
[02:24:48]<ergonlogic>I hope to have some time to work on hosting_s3, to help resolve some of that
[02:25:34]<ergonlogic>one of the reasons for launching the Aegir Co-op is to help finance that kind of work
[02:25:39]<millenniumtree>And since I figured out remote import, multiple hostmasters isn't really a problem now.
[02:25:43]<ergonlogic>especially the testing/maintenance
[02:26:27]<millenniumtree>And memcache helps reduce DB cache traffic, so that's why it's enabled on every site. :)
[02:26:30]<ergonlogic>there's been a lot of work done on 'sync' tasks that could help in similar scenarios
[02:26:48]<millenniumtree>Yeah. Heard about those, but haven't gone in-depth yet.
[02:26:54]<ergonlogic>you might want to check out apdqc/mysqlnd too
[02:27:17]<ergonlogic>I've seen a huge performance boost from those
[02:27:22]<millenniumtree>using mariadb right now
[02:28:08]<ergonlogic>I'm pretty sure that mysqlnd works with mariadb
[02:28:36]<ergonlogic>or maybe you're already using it
[02:28:53]<millenniumtree>using php 5.4, so mysqlnd should be compiled in... Hmm
[02:28:58]<ergonlogic>in which case apdqc.module would be pretty easy to deploy
[02:29:40]<ergonlogic>I have seen some weirdness with the php opcache and mysqlnd though
[02:30:18]<ergonlogic>iirc, I had to disable the opcache, because it was throwing kernel panics
[02:30:19]<millenniumtree>we use apc and php5-fpm if that makes any difference
[02:30:25]<ergonlogic>still saw a performance boost
[02:30:59]<ergonlogic>I think apc was replaced with the native opcache in 5.5
[02:31:10]<millenniumtree>IC
[02:31:12]<ergonlogic>but I don't recall the details off-hand
[02:31:36]<millenniumtree>adding apc was night and day - dramatically faster.
[02:31:45]<millenniumtree>And the php realpath cache. :P
[02:32:44]<millenniumtree>Since we use memcache for pretty much everything, would apdqc help us much?
[02:34:02]<millenniumtree>Just checked because I was curious and our APC hit rate is 96.2%. :)
[02:38:48]<millenniumtree>Hmm... I'm curious how memcache compares to apdqc w/o memcache... The prefetching is interesting.
[02:39:12]<millenniumtree>We have dblog turned off on all our sites anyway to reduce DB writes (use syslog instead).
[02:39:49]<millenniumtree>Our largest platform is all D6, so it's a bit of a moot point there, but for our other server, it could be advantageous.
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[06:59:16]<ergonlogic>helmo colan fyi, Debian-package-only releases should be possible with the next release of Drush
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