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[16:03] <rbasak> RAOF: active? I'm looking at a couple of SRUs.
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[19:34] <cyphermox> can someone please reject shim-signed from unapproved from xenial and artful? Something is missing
[19:34] <dax> away
[19:34] <dax> (mistype)
[19:41] <infinity> cyphermox: shim and shim-signed, or just shim-signed?
[19:43] <infinity> cyphermox: Just rejected shim-signed, following the letter of your request.
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[20:28] <cyphermox> infinity: thanks, that's exactly what
[21:45] <RAOF> rbasak: Got an errand to run in a little bit, but what can I do for you?
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[22:13] <rbasak> RAOF: I just didn't want to clash/duplicate effort with you processing SRUs, that's all.
[22:13] <rbasak> RAOF: I'm done today. I'll continue my usual shift tomorrow.
[22:19] <RAOF> rbasak: cool, thanks.
[23:50] <tsimonq2> infinity, slangasek, cjwatson: Anyone up for an ubuntu-archive-tools MP review? :)
[23:50] <tsimonq2> https://code.launchpad.net/~tsimonq2/ubuntu-archive-tools/change-default-branch-when-branch-made-git/+merge/335863


[19:58] <ibeardslee> morning
[20:27] <mwhudson> morning
[20:30] <ajmitch> morning
[21:16] <olly> morning


[00:54] <fabrizio> is this the right distro for 2.0g 512rdram 40 hd-newbie
[00:55] <fabrizio> need interent word process and email not alot else
[01:00] <blkdg> hi, i have a PPC G3 iMac, and i installed Xubuntu 9.04 ALTERNATE on it. when it starts, i have to hold down ctrl, command and f1 for it to actually boot. i have to do this each time. when i looked around at my xorg.conf, i found it empty, how can i fill the xorg.conf file?
[01:01] <blkdg> i also added ide-disk to /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and ran sudo update-initramfs -u
[01:02] <blkdg> i also added append="quiet splash video=radeonfb:1024x768" to /etc/yaboot.conf and ran sudo ybin -v
[01:03] <blkdg> these were fixes in the faq
[01:04] <blkdg> and after each one, i tried to reboot, but had to hold down that key combo
[01:04] <blkdg> i read about that combo here http://www.yellowjug.com/how-to/xubuntu-linux-on-imac-g3/
[01:04] <blkdg> but i don't know what to do to fix my xorg.conf problem
[01:18] <blkdg> thanks anyhow
[01:49] <_Techie_> wow, arent we dead today
[01:49] <_Techie_> ECHO echo echo echo
[02:28] <eido> is anyone familiar with ftp?  i wanted to create a folder with sub folders for each user and give them full access to only their folder but do not see how to do this.
[02:28] <eido> i was hoping to have just one main folder instead of everyone being in their ~ directory
[05:33] <Balsaq> _Pete_ are you here
[06:08] <likemindead> HALP PLZ. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/292083/
[06:08] <likemindead> How do I turn my wireless back on? It broke after my wife accidentally hit suspend. 0__o
[06:14] <likemindead> Anyone?
[06:18] <_Pete_> Balsaq: sometimes?
[06:19] <Balsaq> available to answer a cfew questions Pete
[06:22] <Balsaq> _Pete_ i am going to try to load xubuntu on a computer this week was wondering if it loads like ubuntu did...which is my only experience with linux stuff. this puter will be 2.0gz 40 g hd 512 rdram
[06:23] <_Pete_> Balsaq: do you mean the computer currently have ubuntu installed?
[06:23] <Balsaq> wondering if after i load if everything works, meaning, sound, printer and internet connection, like i did with buntu
[06:24] <Balsaq> no they are giving me 6 tuesday or wed...wil be 5 dell dim 8250's and 1 8200
[06:24] <Balsaq> i printed the spec so i know what they will be now...prolly 2.0-3.0g 40hd and 512 rdram
[06:25] <Balsaq> o from2002 era i think
[06:25] <Balsaq> business towers
[06:25] <Balsaq> my really old 1998 dell has the ubuntu
[06:26] <Balsaq> technically thats the one that need xfce but until i grt better i will experiment with they big business things cause the 1998 dellruns ok
[06:27] <Balsaq> to me it sem slike the xubu should go in just the same right? as far as finding the net and all?
[06:27] <_Pete_> yes
[06:28] <Balsaq> how about sound and printer...basics? does it have the software ti find those things too on its own?
[06:29] <_Pete_> sound yes, printer dont know, never owner one
[06:31] <Balsaq> well this will be fun then because ive never run buntu in anything execpt the 400mgz dell and its gotta be up to its wazoo with a fullubuntu install on it
[06:31] <Balsaq> can wait to watch it go on 2 or ghz
[06:36] <Balsaq> no w isee the xubuntu disc i have is going to be outdated any day....no biggie
[08:05] <Ongavezir> Aloha bruderz
[08:05] <Ongavezir> Hozsanna dicsoseges testvereim
[09:55] <boscop> I can't find the global proxy settings dialog in my xfce menu :(
[09:55] <boscop> where is it?
[10:06] <ablomen> boscop, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=215627 << see the post of Noxide, maybe that works
[10:06] <boscop> thanks
[11:10] <lab> hi. I have installed xubuntu 9.04 on a AMD Sempron, All seems ok, but the screen resolution is unfortunately set to 640x480 and I can't change it. In addition: xorg.conf is empty. what should I do ?
[11:17] <sodium> hello
[11:17] <sodium> hello
[11:17] <sodium> :)
[11:17] <sodium> whats is fstab
[11:18] <sodium> i am  mounting my ntfs drives but i shows me warnings
[11:18] <sodium> :(
[11:18] <ablomen> sodium, fstab (/etc/fstab) is a file that contains what to do with internal/external media, where to mount drives etc
[11:18] <ablomen> !fstab
[11:19] <sodium> ok but how can i mountt drives
[11:19] <sodium> my disk mounter only mounts my flash drive
[11:20] <sodium> !diskmount
[11:20] <sodium> !mount
[11:23] <sodium> mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[11:23] <sodium> :((
[11:24] <sodium> lulz done
[11:24] <sodium> :))
[11:33] <AncientSocrates> hi
[11:33] <AncientSocrates> is xubuntu faster than freebsd?
[11:35] <_Pete_> doing what?
[11:36] <AncientSocrates> simple things
[11:36] <AncientSocrates> using the file manager
[11:36] <AncientSocrates> surfing the net
[11:36] <AncientSocrates> using multimedia
[11:37] <_Pete_> maybe these can give you some hints: http://www.google.fi/search?q=linux+vs+freebsd+benchmark
[11:38] <_Pete_> But doing those,I doubt if there is any difference it's small
[11:39] <_Pete_> http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=pcbsd_vs_kubuntu&num=1
[11:43] <AncientSocrates> ok
[11:43] <AncientSocrates> pete
[11:44] <AncientSocrates> a lot of people prefer debian
[11:44] <AncientSocrates> over *ubuntu
[11:44] <AncientSocrates> why?
[11:44] <_Pete_> it said to be more stable
[11:45] <nikolam> AncientSocrates, a lot software available, a lot of users > good community support
[11:45] <nikolam> for both ubuntu and debian
[11:45] <AncientSocrates> _Pete_ : by more stable you mean they use older software
[11:45] <nikolam> debian works on every thinkable cpu/hardware platform imaginable
[11:45] <AncientSocrates> thant ubuntu
[11:45] <nikolam> I prefer saying stable.
[11:46] <nikolam> ubuntu both have LTS (Like Debian releases) and newer stable releases
[11:46] <AncientSocrates> i am now usin xubuntu beta
[11:46] <nikolam> it depends what you need
[11:46] <AncientSocrates> i think they update and fix any bugs very fast
[11:46] <nikolam> beta is for testing etc
[11:47] <nikolam> but you can use it and upgrade to released version in fly
[11:47] <nikolam> when it is released
[11:47] <nikolam> I always suggest to new users, latest stable release
[11:48] <AncientSocrates> i used fedora in the pat
[11:48] <AncientSocrates> past
[11:48] <AncientSocrates> the beta
[11:48] <AncientSocrates> i had some problems
[11:48] <AncientSocrates> but not much
[11:49] <nikolam> AncientSocrates, what are your needs, what is that you need, will reflect what you should use
[11:49] <nikolam> I started with xubuntu on olda P3 machine 2 years ago. And I fall in love with Xfce and now running Xubuntu 64-bit
[11:50] <nikolam> also, after chaising multiple stable releases and upgrading,
[11:50] <AncientSocrates> cool
[11:50] <nikolam> i settled on latest LTS
[11:50] <nikolam> And I am waiting next LTS.
[11:51] <nikolam> And I install newest progrmas on LTS
[11:51] <AncientSocrates> actually i have an old pc
[11:51] <AncientSocrates> that i use rarely to store data
[11:51] <nikolam> but I say again, for new user, latest stable is what i recommend, since you can post bug reports then
[11:52] <nikolam> oh, what is conf. you are yusing now and what is conf of that old pc?
[11:52] <AncientSocrates> 48 giga hdd, nvidia 5200fx gpu, 512 sd ram, 2,3 ghz 1 core cpu
[11:52] <nikolam> that is nice machine
[11:53] <nikolam> seems that xubuntu flies on that
[11:53] <AncientSocrates> yes i use it rarely
[11:53] <AncientSocrates> to store stuff to my second hdd
[11:53] <AncientSocrates> or multimedia
[11:53] <AncientSocrates> or anyway something simple
[11:54] <nikolam> ok, I got to go to do some stuff, tak care!
[11:54] <AncientSocrates> and i want it to run fast]
[11:54] <AncientSocrates> use debian & icewm as window manager and stay cool
[11:54] <AncientSocrates> someone from ##linux told me to use that on it
[11:54] <AncientSocrates> would it be faster?
[11:54] <nikolam> AncientSocrates, also try lxde, it IS fast
[11:54] <nikolam> and low-memory footprint
[11:55] <nikolam> but with machine you have, all desktop env. will work just great
[11:55] <AncientSocrates> is lxde lighter than xfce?
[11:55] <nikolam> it is just my thinking that i like Xfce the best and also I can use Gnome applets for panels in it :)
[11:56] <nikolam> yes, lxde is like, for very small memory machines
[11:56] <AncientSocrates> ok thanks for the info
[11:56] <nikolam> I think there is even new ubuntu spin-off with lxde
[11:56] <nikolam> ok, buy
[12:26] <AncientSocrates> hi
[12:26] <AncientSocrates> i use xubuntu 9.10 beta
[12:26] <AncientSocrates> when i open a window
[12:26] <AncientSocrates> lets say my home folder
[12:26] <AncientSocrates> the window is stuck in the upper left corner
[12:27] <AncientSocrates> i cant move it and there is no X button
[12:27] <AncientSocrates> is this normal?
[12:28] <AncientSocrates> or a bug
[12:32] <ablomen> AncientSocrates, no windowmanager, press alt+f2 and type xfwm4
[12:38] <AncientSocrates> ok it worked
[12:38] <AncientSocrates> where can i find and mount my secondary ntfs hdd?
[12:40] <ablomen> AncientSocrates, run sudo fdisk -l
[12:42] <ablomen> see what device has ntfs as filesystem (need the /dev/sd* part), create a directory to mount it to (for example, sudo mkdir /media/windows) and then mount it (for example sudo mount -t ntfs /dev/sdb1 /media/windows)
[13:11] <AncientSocrates> so every time
[13:12] <AncientSocrates> i have to load xfwm4?
[13:12] <ablomen> ehm no you should not have to
[13:13] <ablomen> if you do, something is wrong with your session..
[13:23] <_Pete_> excellent, https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Kde3/Jaunty
[14:16] <AncientSocrates> ok
[14:16] <AncientSocrates> done
[14:16] <AncientSocrates> i have another problem with xubuntu 9.10\
[14:16] <AncientSocrates> when it boots up
[14:16] <AncientSocrates> it says
[14:16] <AncientSocrates> acpi resource error
[14:16] <AncientSocrates> conflicts with acpi rprg
[14:16] <AncientSocrates> something like that
[14:19] <AncientSocrates> any idea?
[14:25] <knome> AncientSocrates, xubuntu 9.10 is still under development, please file a bug
[14:25] <AncientSocrates> acpi
[14:25] <AncientSocrates> conflicts with acpi smrg
[14:25] <AncientSocrates> it says
[14:26] <AncientSocrates> but it loads ok
[14:26] <AncientSocrates> i can log in to the systme
[14:26] <knome> then no problem).
[14:26] <AncientSocrates> this message is before you see the [OK]s during boot
[14:26] <AncientSocrates> should i reinstall xubuntu?
[14:27] <knome> no, if it works
[14:44] <lab> hi, where can I find instruction for upgrading from 8.10 to 9.04 ?
[14:44] <lab> thanks
[14:45] <knome> !upgrade | lab
[14:51] <sodium> y0
[14:52] <sodium> hello
[14:59] <Pres-Gas> Good morning?
[15:01] <sodium> good morning for u good nite for me
[15:01] <sodium> lol
[15:01] <Pres-Gas> Yeah, note the question mark
[15:02] <sodium> i have question how can i mount ext3 drive
[15:02] <Pres-Gas> Perhaps my traditional "Good morrow" is more neutral
[15:02] <sodium> ;-)
[15:02] <Pres-Gas> sodium, in what os?
[15:02] <sodium> xubuntu 8.10
[15:03] <Pres-Gas> Is the drive external, usb, internal....give us details, sodium?
[15:04] <sodium> yes usb dirve  works fine
[15:04] <sodium> but i cant see my all partitions in os
[15:04] <Pres-Gas> ...and it is not getting automounted then.
[15:05] <Pres-Gas> Ahhh...so some of the partitions show up?
[15:05] <sodium> noooooooo
[15:05] <sodium> :((
[15:05] <sodium> i have 6 partitions but only sda6(xubuntu)is there
[15:06] <Pres-Gas> so, sodium, do the partitions internal show up or are some of them missing as well?
[15:08] <sodium> no
[15:08] <sodium> plzz tell me how to mount all my disk drives
[15:08] <sodium> :(( i wanna them
[15:09] <Pres-Gas> I think checking out the logs may help you out on this.  You may have a problem that is preventing them mounting.
[15:09] <sodium> where are the logs :P
[15:10] <Pres-Gas> Navigate to /var/log/ and look at the files called messages and messages.0, syslog and syslog.0 and see if they mention your drives at all.
[15:11] <Pres-Gas> Why don't you also give us the output of "mount | grep /dev".
[15:12] <Pres-Gas> ...that is from a terminal, sodium.  Sorry if that was not clear
[15:14] <sodium> thanks dear i mount it
[15:16] <Pres-Gas> Now, let's not get personal.  Calling me dear...    ;)
[15:16] <Pres-Gas> So, wait, sodium, you are now able to mount your partitions?
[15:23] <sodium> o
[15:23] <sodium> no
[15:23] <sodium> i can't mount becas i don't know how to mount
[15:24] <Pres-Gas> hmmmm...lessee what ubottu knows about mounting...
[15:24] <Pres-Gas> !mount
[15:25] <sodium> brb
[15:25] <Pres-Gas> sodium, read over that link as well as looking over your logs....were you ever able to see these partitions?  I have been approaching this as if you were once able to see them.
[16:20] <lab> hi. which is the best way to install ATI driver for ubuntu 9.04 ? I followed these instructions and they were a disaster: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI   . any suggestion? thanks
[16:21] <likemindead> !ATI
[16:22] <likemindead> Bummer.
[16:22] <lab> likemindead: this help is shitty
[16:22] <lab> it should be removed
[16:22] <lab> it corrupts installations
[16:23] <likemindead> http://lmgtfy.com/?q=jaunty+ATI
[16:24] <lab> likemindead: you are idiot, let me tell you
[16:26] <BaGy> i'm find this for ATI cards https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[16:28] <BaGy> this is vork for me http://tan-com.com/posts/technology/fix-ubuntu-904-ati-driver-issue
[16:28] <BaGy> i have ATI  Radeon 9550
[16:34] <Pres-Gas> I would not use the tan-com article, people...changing all the repos and THEN pinning?  Seems a bit ham fisted to me
[16:36] <likemindead> Selling the ATI card and buying an NVIDIA one is the best option...
[18:22] <likemindead> !LoCo
[18:32] <andreavicari> hi everyone
[18:34] <likemindead> !hi | andreavicari
[18:36] <andreavicari> I have some questions about my ibook conf, can anyone help me?
[18:37] <likemindead> !ask | andreavicari
[18:39] <andreavicari> I compiled the kernel to speed it up, but then the airport showed some problems: it connects to the router but no traffic is allowed
[19:05] <Balsaq> _Pete_ may i ask you if you will be on here thursday after midnight (usa eastern time) to assist me with a install of xubuntu
[19:05] <Balsaq> i will have 2 computers running one to chat on here and of course the one that is getting the xubuntu
[19:20] <andreavicari> any clue where to find a tutorial about the kernel .config file?
[19:31] <genii> !kernel
[19:39] <n2diy> if I disable a daemon do I need to shutdown to stop it, or would loging out and back in suffice?
[19:40] <BaGy> n2diy, just log out
[19:41] <n2diy> BaGy: ok, thanks.
[20:02] <andreavicari> ubottu: thank you
[20:04] <andreavicari> got it, bye
[20:07]  * genii sips
[20:27] <blkdg> hi is anyone here using xubuntu on a PPC ?
[20:29] <deadmike> how long is this channel logged for?
[20:31] <TheSheep> blkdg: you can try on #ubuntu-ppc
[20:34] <Pres-Gas> deadmike, seems to be from 2004.  http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/
[20:34] <Pres-Gas> I bet if you did a google search pointing the "site:" directive to that address, you may find what you are looking for, deadmike
[20:35] <blkdg> thanks so muck TheSheep i didn't know anout that!
[20:37] <blkdg> thanks again
[20:39] <deadmike> true
[20:39] <deadmike> thanks for answerin my question haha
[20:43] <deadmike> just stopped by to let y'all know that i am installing xubuntu tonight
[20:43] <deadmike> was considering giving pclinuxos a go....
[21:37] <yerbestfrend> in #hackers
[21:37] <yerbestfrend> what
[21:39] <Pres-Gas> *sigh*
[21:39] <Sysi> well, i get some weird spam to my status-window
[21:39] <cody-somerville> hes banned from the network now
[21:40] <Pres-Gas> Keeps assuming different names...is it ip/hosts too, cody-somerville?
[21:40]  * Pres-Gas reads logs
[21:40] <cody-somerville> Presumably.
[21:41] <Pres-Gas> hmmmmm, maybe it is the same...but too bad it is from an edu


[00:28] <tgm4883> duzi: the internet shouldn't come into play here.
[00:29] <tgm4883> duzi: as for server/desktop. All the server edition is is ubuntu without a desktop environment. Anything on that tutorial will apply
[00:30] <duzi> thanks got it
[00:42] <JohnSmall> How come windows 7 works faster and lighter than Ubuntu on a laptop? Is something wrong?
[00:43] <bazhang> JohnSmall, did you wish to get help with buntu being speedier
[00:45] <JohnSmall> bazhang: what do you mean?
[00:45] <bazhang> JohnSmall, this channel is for support, not supposition
[00:46] <bazhang> JohnSmall, if you wish to get support on getting your ubuntu installation speedier, then please ask
[00:47] <JohnSmall> bazhang: I just wondered if something is setted up wrong with my ubuntu cause my fan works after a couple of minutes when I am on ubuntu..
[00:49] <bazhang> JohnSmall, what have you tried, which version of ubuntu, what DE, ie unity, gnome-shell, kde, xfce, lxqt, how much ram
[00:50] <JohnSmall> Lastest one but have no clue with the rest.
[00:50] <JohnSmall> Anyway thanks
[00:50] <oerheks> JohnSmall, what laptop hardware exactly?
[00:50] <oerheks> oh
[00:50] <bazhang> left
[00:51] <random_numbers> How did one install android-studio via umake again?
[00:52] <oerheks> !info umake
[00:52] <random_numbers> That'd be "ubuntu-make"
[00:52] <random_numbers> Which packages the umake executable.
[00:53] <oerheks> never heard of that, andorid studio is not in our repos, see their site? https://developer.android.com/studio/install.html
[00:54] <random_numbers> oerheks: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-make Basically the point is to avoid having to manually deal with the hell that is setting up Oracle JDK.
[00:55] <oerheks> there is a ppa for the oracle blob.. ppa:webupd8team/java
[00:56] <oerheks> positive: you would get updates too
[00:56] <oerheks> !java
[00:56] <random_numbers> I might bother if I wasn't isolating this inside a VM.
[00:57] <random_numbers> But due to Oracle stuff being proprietary...
[00:57] <oerheks> .. do, or don't.
[01:02] <OnkelTem> Hi all
[01:03] <OnkelTem> Guys, I'm installing Ubuntu 16.04 for the first time, ran hdd paritioning in the Guided mode, then stopped the installtion to review which partitions have been created...
[01:03] <OnkelTem> and saw some EFI partition of 512Mb size
[01:04] <OnkelTem> What is that beast? Do I need it?
[01:05] <oerheks> OnkelTem, yes, if you want to use UEFI boot
[01:05] <OnkelTem> Is it a replacement for boot?
[01:05] <OnkelTem> I mean where is it supposed to be mounted, /boot?
[01:05] <oerheks> !uefi
[01:06] <OnkelTem> know a little about it
[01:06] <oerheks> You need it, if you want to boot 'the other OS"
[01:06] <OnkelTem> thanks for the info
[01:06] <OnkelTem> I don't need to boot other OSes from this SSD
[01:06] <OnkelTem> I'll get another SSD for that
[01:07] <OnkelTem> I just don't get: if it's a replacement for BIOS, then why does it need my HDD space?
[01:08] <OnkelTem> And if I have N HDDs, should I expect it to infect all of them?
[01:08] <AndrewGazelka> Anyone here know of a good VPN for security and which has fairly good DDoS mitigation?
[01:08] <oerheks> oke, but then you would have to switch UEFI/legacy when you do have that other OS ready
[01:08] <oerheks> thet 512 is needed to store some firmware
[01:09] <OnkelTem> But is it Ubuntu who install staff there?
[01:09] <OnkelTem> stuff*
[01:10] <OnkelTem> installs*
[01:10] <oerheks> OnkelTem, yes, and windows.
[01:11] <OnkelTem> But if I don't plan to install windows on THIS ssd, do I need that EFI partition? Look, I want those to OSes to be isolated. I want to be able to replace any of SSD and have the system rnning
[01:11] <OnkelTem> I mean, I don't want a system where HDD1 has something without which HDD2 wouldn't boot :)
[01:14] <oerheks> well, then disable UEFI in the bios, and reinstall.
[01:16] <OnkelTem> Ok, so my (temporary) conclusion: EFI is a crap which makes life difficult and it's better to disable it and I won't regret
[01:17] <strive> ^ I concur.
[01:20] <oerheks> well, legacy bios is more.. vulnerable
[01:20] <oerheks> UEFI is certainly not trouble-free
[01:30] <Pinkamena_D> I copied all of the files (and hidden ones) from my user on ubuntu 14.04 to ubuntu 17.04 . Many things seem to work, but one thing I am missing is the keyboard shortcuts. Any way I can copy all of the old custom keyboard shortcuts over?
[01:34] <AwesomeAsh> Jordan U
[01:34] <AwesomeAsh> Jordan U AwesomeAsh is back ...
[01:34] <AwesomeAsh> I had a sleep on my installation problem
[01:36] <AwesomeAsh> went into windows, changed the order of my boot drives (pen drive was already ahead of windows but i put the efi ahead of it too) and rebooted and it recognised i already had windows there so i have started installing ... i am desparately keen to prove to my skeptic girlfriend that my laptop is not going to turn into a brick as a consequence of installing ubuntu
[02:35] <OnkelTem> Guys, I have a question about using encypted homes
[02:36] <OnkelTem> Never used it before. If I create a bind mount from my home to a directory outside it (e.g. ~/project -> /var/projects), will the target be touched by the encryption? Or would I get some other problems with it?
[02:37] <OnkelTem> (I don't want to encrypt /var/projects and don't want to have a major performance impact when working)
[02:39] <OnkelTem> The same I'd like to do with other non-important stuff like Downloads, Photos, whatsoever...
[02:39] <OnkelTem> Would like to move them out from the encryption
[02:39] <OnkelTem> What do you think about this bind-mounts workaround?
[02:40] <OnkelTem> Wait... Why do I ask about bind-mounds? I can use just symlinks
[02:40] <OnkelTem> Damnit, it's too late
[02:57] <aloo_shu> I admit I am intelligent-guessing, but probably both with symlinks and bindmounts, all will get encrypted, OnkelTem
[03:00] <aloo_shu> why, OnkelTem , it's *folder* encryption. If you used a separate home *partition* and encrypted/decrypted that, it could give you what you want
[03:01] <aloo_shu> OnkelTem even your approach could work if you can assure that mounts/links be removed before encryption and put in place only after decryption
[03:12] <madmanonmeds> hi, I just tried to install a program, and now have this box on my launcher bar that says waiting to install, how do I get rid of it?
[03:18] <demophobia> I've just purchased a 2007 Dell laptop. Should I run lubuntu for best performance, or will ubuntu also work without problem?
[03:19] <Ben64> depends on the graphics card
[03:25] <demophobia> > 14.1-Inch Screen, Intel GMA 900 -- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001U5617K/
[03:25] <demophobia> * Dec 2008 first available on amazon
[03:27] <demophobia> i see "3D Acceleration Capable Videocard with at least 256 MB" at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements but i don't know whether ...
[03:27] <_live_session_us> WARNING UBUNTU HAS APPARENTLY BLOCKED ACCESS TO LATINVULGATE.COM
[03:27] <demophobia> i don't see mention of memory on the graphics card at https://www.intel.com/products/chipsets/gma900/index.htm
[03:28] <_live_session_us> If I boot from another livecd it works fine.
[03:28] <demophobia> oh: > Dynamic Video Memory Technology (DVMT) 3.0 supports up to 128MB of video memory;
[03:28] <demophobia> so i should use lubuntu rather than ubuntu, right Ben64?
[03:28] <demophobia> since they say "at least 256 MB" but this only has 128MB ...
[03:31] <Ben64> demophobia: well i wouldn't use unity if i were you
[03:33] <demophobia> https://unity3d.com ?
[03:33] <demophobia> no, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unity_%28user_interface%29
[03:34] <Ben64> thats the one
[03:34] <Ben64> unity3d works great in linux
[03:34] <demophobia> there's an alternative way to use the latest ubuntu install? or do you mean i should use kubuntu or xubuntu instead? (i forget the names)
[03:35] <Ben64> you could use any of the flavors, or ubuntu and install gnome fallback, or mini iso and do whatever you like
[03:35] <demophobia> i'm a noob and busy with school so i'm hesitant to start researching ubuntu alternative-options instead of lubuntu
[03:44] <_live_session_us> Hi Ben64 what is going on with you?
[03:45] <_live_session_us> demophobia: Are you in the right school?
[03:46] <_live_session_us> Is it Wisdom school?
[03:47] <demophobia> _live_session_us: shall we talk in #ubuntu-offtopic?
[03:48] <_live_session_us> demophobia: add the ? at the end of the channel and I'm there
[03:49] <_live_session_us> There is not a lot of currency fortune with Wisdom school.
[03:50] <_live_session_us> By the time you are a junior you may be required to pass up fortunes.
[03:52] <_live_session_us> OG don't be liking latinvulgate.com apparently.
[03:52] <_live_session_us> It says resource unavailable from ubuntu.
[03:52] <_live_session_us> From another live cd it works fine.
[03:53] <_live_session_us> Most of the world is running on inverse wisdom schema.
[03:54] <_live_session_us> They stare at a computer screen like a wheel of fortune waiting on credit rating reports.
[04:00] <thecha> does an encrypted installation take up twice the space?
[04:05] <jojoba> hey there
[04:05] <jojoba> how to change dconf profile on the fly?
[05:11] <bugaloo> hi all! I'm running Ubuntu 17.04 on my laptop and I'm trying to connect a TV via hdmi port, but I can't get it working. xrandr says hdmi is disconnected. I have another laptop working fine with same tv and same hdmi cable. Also, I used to have it working on debian 8 just a few days ago, when I changed from debian to ubuntu. Is there any chance this can be a software/conf problem?
[06:29] <karab44> hello
[06:30] <karab44> anyone using here chrome remote desktop?
[06:34] <hateball> karab44: it happens, why?
[06:34] <karab44> want to set it right
[06:34] <karab44> and google instructions are 8 years old
[06:44] <Asad2005> Is ubuntu+1 dead?
[06:45] <karab44> ok I figured it out
[06:45] <karab44> thanks for help!
[06:53] <tripelb> I want to install cinnamon and the place add line I have includes    ppa:-embrosyn  ERROR: '-embrosyn' user or team does not exist
[06:54] <tripelb> Not place, extra word
[06:56] <EriC^^> tripelb: what command are you running?
[06:57] <tripelb> Is there another way to get a ppa? ... Let me see EriC^^
[06:59] <tripelb> sudo add-apt-repository PPA:~embrosyn/Ubuntu/cinnamon
[06:59] <tripelb> Now I notice another page omits the ~   EriC^^
[07:00] <tripelb> Sorry.. I had no ~  that was in the ERROR
[07:04] <EriC^^> tripelb: aha
[07:15] <tripelb> So I made no error. Did up arrow and the same exact command again and.. it seems to work, EriC^^
[07:15] <tripelb> Go figure.
[07:16] <tripelb> Failed  Error: retrieving gpg key timed out.
[07:20] <tripelb> So EriC^^ this time it asks me to choose from three available PPAs:    (the use ~embrosyn has no place named  ubuntu/cinnamon
[07:24] <EriC^^> tripelb: try sudo add-apt-repository ppa:embrosyn/cinnamon
[07:25] <tripelb> That is exactly the command I have been doing. EriC^^
[07:26] <EriC^^> didn't you say embrosyn/ubuntu/cinnamon?
[07:46] <tripelb> EriC^^: works. The connect symbol stayed but the wifi connect had failed.. and there error message did not pertain
[07:47] <tripelb> Ubuntu -- 2 places to improve.
[07:47] <tripelb> Thank you!
[07:53] <lotuspsychje> good morning to all
[08:09] <EriC^^> tripelb: no problem
[08:09] <lotuspsychje> hey EriC^^
[08:09] <EriC^^> hey lotuspsychje
[08:16] <lotuspsychje> for those who are interested, the new dash to dock fork is now active by default on ubuntu 17.10 join #ubuntu+1 for more info
[08:22] <GuySoft> hey all, I have a really strange bug going across packages! After upgrading to Kubuntu 17.04 both dhcpd, mariadb/mysql and cups seem to segfault! I opened bugs in individual projects, but it seems not to be a good way to figure out where its coming from! I managed to get dhclient working by recompiling myself it and checkinstall . What should I do?
[08:23] <lotuspsychje> GuySoft, did you install your packages the ubuntu repo way, or added ppa's?
[08:24] <tomeaton17> I am having some problems with setting up my proxy server. I can see that an https service is running which is probably conflicted with the proxy because it runs on 443. How do I stop the service using https?
[08:24] <GuySoft> lotuspsychje, I ran do-dist-upgrade and it went smoothly.
[08:24] <GuySoft> lotuspsychje, I have some ppa, but nothing basic to hit all distos
[08:31] <lotuspsychje> GuySoft, one thing you could test is trying the same from 16.04 LTS to see if you can reproduce
[08:31] <lotuspsychje> GuySoft, any of your apps mariadb or mysql installed with ppa?
[08:40] <GuySoft> no, nether are cups and dhclient
[08:44] <GuySoft> the main question is - how can I bug report an error across multiple packages?
[08:54] <Tracker> hi, I have a problem with 4g usb dongle and raspberry pi 3 router with raspian strech.. 4g as ppp0 local lan eth0 everything works in normal ipv4 addresses routing iptables has nat on and fw rules for allowing packets and denying the rest but allowing multicast from all interfaces. i have igmpproxy on and it receives the multicast ip maddr show shows multicast addresses found eth0 and ppp0 but its not working for finnish watson iptv
[08:55] <Tracker> unicast works when using that same watson service..
[09:10]  * [Gollum] [gollum]
[09:19] <arunkumar413> is there a gui tool to verify the download
[09:19] <arunkumar413> on windows
[09:21] <garuda15> try idm
[09:34] <Antagonist> I've recently updated to nvidia-384 and I'm getting a login loop.  nvidia-381 works fine, is there a known issue with this?
[09:36] <Antagonist> cuda-runtime-8-0 insists on nvidia-384 so I'm a little stuck.
[10:03] <tomeaton17> I am having a problem with scaling on dual monitors. I have a 3840x2160 on my laptop and the external monitor is 1920x1080. I saw there was a way to fix it with xrandr but I didn't understand how to setup the frames with the right resolution. Please help
[10:14] <kosak> Hello guys
[10:14] <kosak> I have a problem with Ubuntu Gnome
[10:15] <kosak> with my NVIDIA OPTIMUS
[10:15] <kosak> i can only switch GPU if I logout and then reboot
[10:15] <kosak> if I log out and try to log in again I get ask for password endless times
[10:15] <kosak> :(
[10:15] <kosak> anything to be done here?
[10:16] <kosak> Also, my Wifi stops working after sleep
[10:16] <kosak> only works again if I turn airplane mode on and then off
[10:16] <kosak> I have switched to linux entirely
[10:16] <kosak> and if i could fix these annoyances
[10:16] <kosak> It would be perfect
[10:21] <tomeaton17> Does anyone have experience with xrandr? The scale option does not seem to be working for me
[10:33] <tomeaton17> I finally fixed the problem by changing to nouveau drivers
[10:33] <tomeaton17> damn nvidia
[10:36] <tomeaton17> I have a problem now tho, when the cursor is on the laptop screen it is really flickery
[10:48] <socomm> how do I set hostname in ubuntu 14? I run hostname -f and I get localhost
[10:53] <de-facto> sudo nano /etc/hostname /etc/hosts
[10:56] <socomm> thx
[11:01] <kosak> I would really appreciate some help with two very different issues, here are the links in the forum, so as to not spam the IRC
[11:01] <kosak> https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2369290
[11:01] <kosak> https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2369294
[11:02] <kosak> Thanks in advance
[11:03] <kosak> Noone???
[11:04] <oerheks> kosak, better put it on askubuntu
[11:08] <EriC^^> ... he expects an answer in less than a min
[11:08] <oerheks> jups, best chance on askubuntu, i guess.
[11:09] <oerheks> and for both i have no answer, ubuntu+sleep/hybernate can be terrible
[11:23] <BluesKaj> Howdy folks
[11:32] <jasonTR> Hi, I want to execute x times (1000+) the same command, and have the average execution time returned. How can I do this? I know there is 'time <command>', but that's just for one execution.
[11:32] <jasonTR> (without creating a script
[11:33] <ikonia> jasonTR: just use a while loop
[11:33] <akik> any ideas on how to paste into firefox always without formatting. i'm getting a headache of the different copy/paste shortcuts
[11:33] <ikonia> there isn't a command that would do it in one hit that I'm aware of
[11:33] <jasonTR> ikonia: ok, I hoped there was one :)
[11:33] <danslo> jasonTR: I'
[11:34] <ikonia> jasonTR: not that I'm aware of
[11:34] <danslo> jasonTR: I'd say just write a simple bash script that adds up the times and divides by 1000
[11:34] <danslo> would probably take like 4-5 lines of bash
[11:34] <jasonTR> ok, will do then
[11:34] <jasonTR> yeah, i know, but i wanted to avoid re-inventing the wheel
[11:34] <ikonia> jasonTR: nothing wrong with that
[11:35] <danslo> jasonTR: or any other programming language for that matter. here is something using python https://superuser.com/a/922808
[11:36] <jasonTR> danslo: ikonia: thanks
[11:36] <jasonTR> will make a script :)
[11:38] <geirha> jasonTR: time for i in {1..1000}; do  cmd-to-be-timed; done >/dev/null
[11:38] <geirha> time is part of bash's syntax, and can be put in front of any command, including compound commands like a for-loop
[11:39] <ikonia> geirha: thats an interesting idea, execute the 1000, and time the loop, rather than then commands
[11:39] <ikonia> good correction
[11:40] <jasonTR> great idea
[12:00] <thyriaen> I am looking to installed the AMDGPU-PRO Driver ( http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/AMDGPU-PRO-Driver-for-Linux-Release-Notes.aspx ) but as stated it needs the kernel provided in Ubuntu 16.04.3 - I got 16.04.2 though - How do i get the Ubuntu-Kernel to show up in ukuu ? [ I heard there are some kernel additions made to ubuntu ( so not just basic 4.10. )
[12:02] <leftyfb> thyriaen: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade
[12:03] <leftyfb> then reboot
[12:03] <ducasse> thyriaen: if you have 16.04.2 it should automagically upgrade to .3 on regular updates
[12:09] <macsnowball> Hello.  Just after a bit of advice.  We're having an issue where 16.04 servers on VMware are locking out ssh after a time.  Machines need to be rebooted.  It happens to all the servers, seemingly at the same time, with nothing other than normal background operations happening.  I'm fairly certain the issue isn't with Ubuntu, as the same doesn't happen locally in virtualbox - more likely to be vmware, or config.  However, if the problem t
[12:09] <macsnowball> urns out to be an issue with the interactions between Ubuntu and VMware, any ideas where the best place to report would be?  I've googled but not found mention of the issue.  Any tips appreciated.
[12:10] <ikonia> could you define "locking out ssh"
[12:12] <macsnowball> The machines become inaccessible remotely.  Giving "ssh_exchange_identification: red: Connection reset by peer" to any attempt to ssh.
[12:12] <thyriaen> ducasse: alright thanks
[12:13] <macsnowball> *read
[12:14] <macsnowball> In the logs auth logs, once the problem begins, one error and two warnings are repeated as the only items in the log until reboot.  Helpful if I post them here?
[12:15] <ikonia> macsnowball: what does the auth log show for the connection
[12:15] <macsnowball> sshd[30099]: error: rexec of /usr/sbin/sshd failed: Operation not permitted
[12:15] <macsnowball> sshd[30099]: warning: cannot open /etc/hosts.allow: Operation not permitted
[12:15] <macsnowball> sshd[30099]: warning: cannot open /etc/hosts.deny: Operation not permitted
[12:16] <ikonia> macsnowball: ok - so thats a pretty good hint about that's going on
[12:16] <ikonia> your file system is having a problem most likley
[12:19] <gabrielc> macsnowball: maybe the disks are lost ?
[12:21] <macsnowball> ikonia: Thanks.  That was our suspicion, so good to have that corroborated.  We've attempted to replicate locally by maxing out open files etc. but no luck;  and appears to occur randomly on the remote servers.  So I'm thinking something vmware side.
[12:21] <macsnowball> gabrielc: the gear is new; I'm pretty confident of its condition.  Unless by 'lost' you meant something I misunderstood?
[12:23] <gabrielc> macsnowball:
[12:23] <gabrielc> macsnowball: perhaps the physical disks are turned off or connectivity is lost if they are mounted by nfs or iscsi
[12:25] <gabrielc> macsnowball: i do not know. i'm saying problems i've seen
[12:25] <ikonia> macsnowball: you often see that sort of thing with guests moving between hosts and the disk not migrating with them
[12:25] <ikonia> macsnowball: there are many reasons it can happen like that
[12:30] <macsnowball> ikonia, gabrielc:  thanks for your help.  I realise from the information I've given it's a big ask to diagnose the problem but your comments have definitely helped me.  I'll look down that line in more detail.  Thanks again.
[12:35] <ioria> macsnowball,  what are the /etc permissions ?
[12:36] <macsnowball> ioria: drwxr-xr-x
[12:37] <ioria> macsnowball,  and /var/log ?
[12:37] <macsnowball> ioria: drwxrwxr-x.  Works fine for a day or two.  Then, often overnight, it will stop accepting ssh requests and start logging the errors as above.
[12:40] <ioria> macsnowball,  have you checked auth.log ?
[12:41] <macsnowball> ioria: yea, once the problem kicks in, the logs just repeat the following pattern until reboot
[12:41] <macsnowball> (13:15:49) macsnowball: sshd[30099]: error: rexec of /usr/sbin/sshd failed: Operation not permitted
[12:41] <macsnowball> (13:15:49) macsnowball: sshd[30099]: warning: cannot open /etc/hosts.allow: Operation not permitted
[12:41] <macsnowball> (13:15:49) macsnowball: sshd[30099]: warning: cannot open /etc/hosts.deny: Operation not permitted
[12:42] <macsnowball> Some other users here have suggested an issue with the filesystem, possibly the drives not moving with the host
[12:43] <ioria> macsnowball,  using keepalive ?
[12:43] <gabrielc> macsnowball: can you login locally when the problem is happening?
[12:46] <cbauer|2> I'm trying to use apt-get through a socks5 proxy which I created via an ssh tunnel, currently tring tsocks to proxy http requests to my socks5 proxy but not having much luck
[12:50] <grauzikas> Hello, with centos and kickstart i can use kernel arguments (--apend) and get them from /proc/cmdline to kickstart arguments
[12:50] <grauzikas> is there anything similar with debian/ubuntu with preseed ?
[12:54] <cbauer|2> apt-get doesn't seem to work through tsocks: https://pastebin.com/raw/C4qq5e5D
[12:58] <c06> hi all ubuntu server session getting logout automatically..?
[12:58] <c06> pam_unix(sshd:session): session closed for user ubuntu
[12:59] <c06> any suggestion.??
[13:07] <arunkumar413> hi team, just installed the ubuntu
[13:08] <arunkumar413> the app store isn't responding
[13:11] <arunkumar413> plz help
[13:11] <arunkumar413> I'm unable to install any software from app store
[13:16] <hateball> arunkumar413: Did you install 16.04 or 17.04?
[13:17] <arunkumar413> hateball: 16.04
[13:17] <hateball> arunkumar413: Can you make sure you're fully updated first? Run in a terminal: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade
[13:17] <arunkumar413> hateball: i did apt-get udpate
[13:18] <arunkumar413> I dont want 17.04
[13:18] <hateball> arunkumar413: "apt full-upgrade" only updates your packages within 16.04
[13:18] <BluesKaj> gotta run upgrade too, update just sets up the new changes
[13:18] <hateball> arunkumar413: "apt update" only looks if there's anything new, it doesnt upgrade packages
[13:19] <arunkumar413> hateball: won't it install the new 17.04 OS
[13:19] <hateball> arunkumar413: No, that would be "do-release-upgrade" command
[13:19] <arunkumar413> okay
[13:19] <arunkumar413> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[13:20] <hateball> Then you are fully updated, and something else is broken
[13:20] <arunkumar413> hateball:
[13:21] <hateball> arunkumar413: Can you launch the software center from a terminal and see if it gives you any feedback?
[13:21] <arunkumar413> hateball: how to launch
[13:21] <hateball> I dont use Unity/Gnome so I dont know what it's even called
[13:25] <arunkumar413> may be i should re install the ubuntu-software app
[13:27] <arunkumar413> hateball: I just ran the removed ubuntu-software and installed but cannot find the software app :(
[13:28] <hateball> arunkumar413: Like I said, I dont use it myself so I dont know what it would be called
[13:28] <hateball> arunkumar413: Be patient and someone else surely will know
[13:28] <arunkumar413> okay.
[13:29] <arunkumar413> I feel that we should change the support format for Ubuntu
[13:29] <arunkumar413> it should be like a ticket system
[13:29] <arunkumar413> not forum and chat.
[13:29] <scottjl> arunkumar413: there is a ticket system, if you pay for support
[13:30] <hateball> arunkumar413: You are aware that this is community support, right? Pay for support and you get it in ticket form
[13:30] <arunkumar413> hateball: how much is the pay
[13:30] <arunkumar413> even community support should be in ticket form for better support
[13:31] <scottjl> arunkumar413: you going to set up and manage the tickets?
[13:31] <arunkumar413> I'd be happy  to build one
[13:31] <arunkumar413> scottjl: what is the price of paid support
[13:32] <scottjl> arunkumar413: https://www.ubuntu.com/support/plans-and-pricing
[13:35] <arunkumar413> scottjl: 150 per year
[13:36] <arunkumar413> I want to build one per ticket basis not whole year
[13:39] <Joost> I read that Ubuntu 17.10 enables PIE; does that mean it's compiling all packages with -pie, or that it's setting --enable-default-pie for GCC systemwide?
[13:39] <Joost> the latter would mean breaking a lot of third party code.. and is what Arch Linux did last month https://joostrijneveld.nl/papers/ntrukem/20170628_ntrukem_auxmaterial.tar.gz
[13:39] <Joost> crap, wrong URL
[13:39] <Joost> https://git.archlinux.org/svntogit/packages.git/commit/trunk?h=packages/gcc&id=5936710c764016ce306f9cb975056e5b7605a65b
[13:43] <akik> Joost: what's pie?
[13:43] <Joost> position independent executables
[13:43] <akik> thanks
[14:01] <Joost> I just used the Artful daily to verify, and the behaviour is the same as Arch; enabled by default
[14:21] <arunangshu> i want to install elementory os desktop environment and also want to delete the same later on if i want without creating problem on my system. how can i do so??
[14:22] <ru_sco> https://askubuntu.com/questions/766673/how-do-you-install-pantheon-on-ubuntu-16-04
[14:22] <ru_sco> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:elementary-os/daily
[14:22] <ru_sco> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:elementary-os/os-patches
[14:22] <ru_sco> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:elementary-os/testing
[14:22] <ru_sco> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mpstark/elementary-tweaks-daily
[14:22] <ru_sco> sudo apt-get update
[14:22] <ru_sco> sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[14:22] <ru_sco> sudo apt-get install elementary-theme elementary-icon-theme elementary-default-settings elementary-desktop
[14:27] <ru_sco> is that what you're looking for arunangshu?
[14:30] <arunangshu> ru_sco : earlier i did the same but could'nt get it right so i tried to delete it but messed up my computer
[14:33] <ru_sco> any reason why you don't want to just install ElementaryOS?
[14:34] <ru_sco> it is based on Ubuntu
[14:36] <arunangshu> ru_sco: firstly  it is not as confortable as ubuntu is and it got very limited application also
[14:36] <arunangshu> and it consumes power a lot
[14:37] <leftyfb> it only has "limited applications" installed by default. It has just as many (if not more) applications available to install as stock Ubuntu
[14:37] <leftyfb> arunangshu: if you don't like it, then why bother installing it?
[14:38] <ru_sco> arunangshu you can always add the Ubuntu repo. The power usage is most likely from the Pantheon DE.
[14:38] <ru_sco> It's pretty resource heavy.
[14:41] <leftyfb> arunangshu: https://launchpad.net/~elementary-os/+archive/ubuntu/stable
[14:50] <timeless> hi, does anyone know if canonical has considered creating a zfs-root google-cloud-compute image?
[14:57] <Pinkamena_D> my clock has gone missing in an update to 17.04 and all the suggestions of ending the unity panel service do not work
[14:57] <Pinkamena_D> That just ends the service, all of the icons in the top panel vanish and do not come back
[14:58] <ru_sco> pkill -f indicator-datetime-service
[14:59] <Pinkamena_D> that does not seem to make any change at all, but thanks for the suggestion.
[14:59] <ru_sco> no problem. check this link out. https://askubuntu.com/questions/224400/unity-clock-missing
[14:59] <ru_sco> different version, but same circumstances.
[14:59] <Pinkamena_D> I notice that if I create a new user and log in as them, the panel and clock work fine, so it is some config I have in my profile
[14:59] <ru_sco> ah could be.
[15:02] <Pinkamena_D> Does anyone know in which if the ~/. folders the top panel / unity settings are stored?
[15:03] <EriC^^> Pinkamena_D: probably ~/.compiz
[15:03] <ru_sco> Pinkamena_D I'm not sure where they are located, but if you want to reset unity I think it's this command. unity --reset
[15:04] <Pinkamena_D> ok going to be logging out a lot, thanks for the suggestions...
[15:12] <nicomachus> I'm trying to generate an SSL certicate for apache2, and ran this command from the Ubuntu wiki to do so: sudo apache2-ssl-certificate-days 365
[15:13] <nicomachus> but I'm guessing there's a typo there, because it comes up as command not found.
[15:13] <timeless> nicomachus: any reason not to use letsencrypt instead?
[15:14] <nicomachus> timeless: just following the wiki's here.
[15:14] <timeless> https://www.vultr.com/docs/setup-lets-encrypt-with-apache-on-ubuntu-16-04
[15:15] <timeless> (actually, there's probably a better page than that)
[15:15] <timeless> https://certbot.eff.org/all-instructions/#ubuntu-16-10-yakkety-apache perhaps
[15:16] <ru_sco> nicomachus do you have a domain name?
[15:16] <ru_sco> if so just use certbot-auto
[15:16] <timeless> sorry, ru_sco started w/ the right question, i should have asked that first ...
[15:16] <ru_sco> you can download it from https://dl.eff.org/certbot-auto
[15:17] <ru_sco> chmod it to be executable.
[15:17] <ru_sco> and then run it    ./certbot-auto   . it will walk you through getting a Let's Encrypt cert.
[15:20] <ioria> nicomachus, forum/server/apache2/SSL (last edited 2009-04-30 22:06:17 by fooka)
[15:21] <ru_sco> nicomachus let us know how you work out.
[15:21] <ioria> nicomachus, i think it's a bit old
[15:21] <nicomachus> ru_sco: no, no domain. just using the address for now.
[15:22] <ru_sco> ah okay. yeah you'll want to generate a self signed cert (as you're already trying to do)
[15:22] <ru_sco> https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-create-a-self-signed-ssl-certificate-for-apache-in-ubuntu-16-04
[15:23] <timeless> nicomachus: any reason not to use a domain? it doesn't have to be a tld, you can assign a subdomain
[15:24] <timeless> web browsers really really don't like ip addresses / snake-oil-certificates, and the process for setting up decent certificates really has improved in the last 2 years
[15:24] <ru_sco> timeless he may be setting up a server on a LAN?
[15:24] <ru_sco> not sure though.
[15:24] <timeless> he said `for now` which argues against that :)
[15:25] <ru_sco> ah true. my bad.
[15:25] <nicomachus> timeless: I just haven't registered one yet.
[15:25] <ru_sco> namecheap has some for like 89 cents
[15:25] <nicomachus> but it is mostly just for my own use.
[15:25] <timeless> fwiw, even if you're setting up a server on a lan, as long as you have at least 1 public ip address w/ some dns control, you can use letsencrypt (certbot[-auto]) to provision the cert and then copy the cert over to the internal system
[15:25]  * timeless does that for a dozen or so systems
[15:26] <BluesKaj> ru_sco, you're not bad, just mistaken
[15:26] <ru_sco> happens to the best of us.
[15:26] <ru_sco> :p
[15:26]  * timeless isn't a member of `the best of us` and makes plenty of mistakes
[15:26] <BluesKaj> yup
[15:27] <ru_sco> we're all the best of us!
[15:27] <BluesKaj> heh, I sometimes wonder id readers can understand my posts, due to the number of typos
[15:28] <ru_sco> and timeless I wasn't aware you could do that. thanks for the knowledge!
[15:28] <BluesKaj> id=if ;_0
[15:28] <ru_sco> haha case in point!
[15:28] <timeless> :-)
[15:30] <BluesKaj> the typing teacher in 9th grade told me I would pass if i didn't elect to take her class the next yr :-)
[15:30] <ru_sco> hah!
[15:30] <BluesKaj> kmaybe I should have
[15:31] <xorpad> is there a way to make a user not named root have full root privileges?
[15:32] <ru_sco> yes
[15:32] <xorpad> or should I say, a simple way with ubunutu that doesn't require kernel hacking
[15:32] <ru_sco> you need to edit /etc/sudoers
[15:32] <BluesKaj> adduser newuser  sudo
[15:32] <xorpad> what do I put in it... right now I have at the bottom will ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
[15:32] <oerheks> "full root" is dangerous
[15:32] <ru_sco> or use usermod -aG sudo username
[15:32] <xorpad> BluesKaj: was that entire string the command I should use?
[15:33] <oerheks> programs will go bonkers, as they all need to be root too
[15:33] <ru_sco> xorpad use "usermod -aG sudo username"
[15:33] <xorpad> oerheks: I'm away, it's not for anything that would be risky, and it's less risky if the username isn't root where people know the username they need to use
[15:33] <xorpad> Like, I am aware of hacking and exploits and vulnerabilities and all the dangers
[15:34] <BluesKaj> xorpad, I think so, but ru_sco 's command might more official
[15:34] <xorpad> but I just can't adjust to haivng to use sudo after 6 months being root in a chroot
[15:34] <ru_sco> oh never mind for my command then
[15:34] <EriC^^> xorpad: just use "sudo -i" and then type away
[15:35] <xorpad> sudo -i?
[15:35] <xorpad> is that like sudo su?
[15:35] <AndrewGazelka> Is there any way to easily combine drivers? Synaptics works great for my touchpad -- except for my physical buttons which can be used to drag / select, but not to click. When using libinput, this issue is fixed, but the accuracy of the touchpad is horrible along with acceleration.
[15:35] <EriC^^> xorpad: basically, yeah
[15:35] <xorpad> is there any advantage of one over the other?
[15:35] <ioria> env rariables
[15:35] <EriC^^> yes, sudo -i gives a login shell and it's more 'proper'
[15:35] <ioria> *variables
[15:36] <xorpad> Okay, sudo -i will be my new sudo su
[15:36] <nicomachus> oooh I can get nicomach.us for $0.88, good lookin out ru_sco
[15:37] <octagon> i can get my domains free
[15:37] <xorpad> I really don't use this computer for anything online, there is 0 ports forwarded, only ssh running and only with public key auth with a 4096bit rsa key... so having root so easily accessable isn't an issue
[15:37] <octagon> but only if it ends in .tk, .ga, .ml or .gq
[15:37] <xorpad> if i was doing things on this perticular box that involved interacting outside my LAN i would care
[15:37] <ru_sco> no problem nicomachus
[15:37] <xorpad> anyways thanks for the advice guys
[15:38] <ru_sco> no problem xorpad
[15:38] <timeless> xorpad: fwiw, you can also add a /etc/passwd entry for another name that is uid=0/gid=0
[15:38] <octagon> that feeling when i use ubuntu MATE and its one of my favorites
[15:38] <timeless> the fact that the id=0 user is called root is merely a convention
[15:38] <timeless> some unixes have two id=0 users (root, toor)
[15:38] <xorpad> I'm gonna configure my system to sudo su at login
[15:38] <octagon> im actually one of those specimen that does not like ubuntu itself but some of the other flavors
[15:39] <ru_sco> very cool octagon... glad to know. :p
[15:39] <xorpad> with NOPASSWD in sudoers that should just escalate to a root prompt when I log in
[15:39] <EriC^^> xorpad: you could add to your ~/.bashrc   "sudo -i" at the bottom :D
[15:39] <xorpad> EriC^^: that's exactly what I was going to do when I said I'm gonna make it sudo su on login, except i forgot sudo -i is better
[15:40] <xorpad> works perfect:D
[15:40] <timeless> ... why?
[15:40] <xorpad> now I can be root. I'm going bare back boys wish me a good time
[15:40] <EriC^^> i wonder if the DE uses .bashrc somehow when logging in, ~/.profile is run when the DE logs in
[15:40] <timeless> why not just use toor or login as root?
[15:40] <xorpad> EriC^^: there is no DE
[15:40] <xorpad> it's a headless compiling box
[15:41] <EriC^^> xorpad: problem solved :D
[15:41] <xorpad> :D
[15:41] <xorpad> thanks again guys
[15:41] <xorpad> i know some of your suggestions didn't help but you lead me to the solution
[15:41] <BluesKaj> also bash_aliases is great for using shortened commands in the shell
[15:41] <xorpad> so thanks to all who tried to help
[15:41] <ru_sco> :)
[15:42] <octagon> why even install something to get root access? sudo -i and su do the trick
[15:42] <xorpad> i didn't install something
[15:42] <xorpad> I put sudo -i into my .bashrc
[15:42] <ru_sco> octagon this has been gone over already.
[15:42] <octagon> ok
[15:42] <xorpad> so at the end of the init phase of bash shell, it exectures sudo -i
[15:42] <xorpad> but thanks for trying to help:D
[15:43] <octagon> no problem
[15:43] <octagon> i had a mate use su -c to run commands as root
[15:44] <octagon> the one problem is if you run multiple commands you have to enter the root password every single time
[15:44] <xorpad> i have been in a chroot environment compiling packages for many months... I was root, so I got used to not needing sudo and now it's a PITA
[15:45] <timeless> xorpad: that part i understand, but what's wrong w/ ssh'ing directly to root?
[15:45] <timeless> (or to toor for that matter)
[15:45] <BluesKaj> octagon, not if you add 'User ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL' just below sudo line in the sudoers file
[15:46] <xorpad> timeless: Nothing... But not allowing root means the average skid attacker would assume they can't get root on that box and move on
[15:46] <octagon> well he try telling him that
[15:46] <timeless> xorpad: ok, so, `toor` then?
[15:46] <xorpad> timeless, no it's a alias i use for certain things
[15:46] <timeless> the point is just because a user isn't named `root` doesn't mean it can't be god
[15:46] <octagon> don't tell him what to do, its his installation so he does what he wants.
[15:47]  * timeless shrugs
[15:47] <octagon> if you did tell him what to do he would instant ignore you lol
[15:47] <xorpad> timeless, unless you know who I am,  which would require you to break though my cloak of anonymity, you won't know the username to try
[15:48] <xorpad> and also, ssh is only allowed on lan
[15:48] <EriC^^> you could use pub key authentication with root
[15:48] <xorpad> but if they get into my router or network another way they'll be mighty shut down when they keep trying to log in as root
[15:48] <timeless> anyway, the suggestion i'm trying to make is that instead of adding a sudo/su line to your login script, you can edit /etc/passwd to mark your user as uid=0/gid=0
[15:49] <xorpad> timeless, what does that do?
[15:49] <timeless> it simplifies how the system manages you, reducing layers of overhead
[15:49] <xorpad> I see...
[15:49] <ephesius> #python
[15:49] <timeless> it means that when someone authenticates as that user, they have uid=0/gid=0
[15:49] <timeless> i.e. they're god
[15:49] <xorpad> Well what I got works perfectly
[15:49] <timeless> that's the part of /etc/passwd that makes root remotely powerful
[15:49] <timeless> otherwise, it'd just a name
[15:49] <timeless> and linux mostly doesn't know about names, it knows about numbers
[15:50] <xorpad> yeah, I could change root to not be privileged I'm sure. I don't know how but I'm sure I can. but I just wanted a quick fix and I got one and now the conversation is dragging on when I'm happy with the solution i have
[15:50] <xorpad> yeah, I know
[15:50] <xorpad> but I don't know how to configure it
[15:51] <xorpad> I know a lot about linux but for using it 20 years i should be ashamed
[15:51] <timeless> i'm telling you: it's two fields in `/etc/passwd`
[15:51] <xorpad> i believe you, and I even made a note of it in the file on my desktop called notes.txt
[15:51] <xorpad> incase i decide to go that direction later and don't have scrollback
[15:52] <malinus> xorpad: that's why you have at least 24months of scrollback
[15:53] <EriC^^> timeless: if i change a user's uid to 0 logging in doesn't work anymore
[15:53] <xorpad> 24 months of scrollback?
[15:53] <xorpad> I don't store logs
[15:54] <xorpad> scrollback of that length is logging
[15:54] <timeless> EriC^^: ssh? https://askubuntu.com/questions/469143/how-to-enable-ssh-root-access-on-ubuntu-14-04
[15:54] <timeless> (one would set up root to not have an ssh authorized keys file...)
[15:54] <EriC^^> timeless: no, i mean if i edit /etc/passwd and change the uid for a user to "0" and then try to login it says login incorrect
[15:55] <timeless> EriC^^: i'm only looking at things from an ssh perspective
[15:56] <timeless> (but, of course to do that, one needs to make sure that the files are owned by the right user-id, ssh is fairly picky about that)
[15:56]  * timeless rarely talks to `/bin/login`
[15:57] <xorpad> Does anyone have one of the ryzen's affected by compile-time and other heavy multi-tasking from the gcc SMT issues?
[15:58] <timeless> xorpad: the gcc compile farm does
[15:58] <EriC^^> timeless: ssh isn't working either
[15:58] <timeless> EriC^^: hmm, lemme bring up a vm
[15:59] <EriC^^> timeless: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25363303/
[16:00] <EriC^^> the password is correct, but it keeps saying permission denied
[16:01] <EriC^^> changing it back to 1001 allows logging in via ssh, i've heard of people changing the uid of another user to 0, i guess it's more involved than changing /etc/passwd, at least on ubuntu
[16:02] <timeless> EriC^^: so...
[16:02] <timeless> i ran:
[16:02] <timeless> adduser toor
[16:03] <timeless> then i ^C'd when it asked to confirm a password
[16:03] <EriC^^> so?
[16:04] <timeless> then i changed the toor user directory to be owned by 0:0 and copied an ssh directory that had an authorized_keys file https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/0fy0oIct/
[16:04] <timeless> and then i changed `toor:x:0:0::/home/toor:/bin/bash` in /etc/passwd
[16:04] <timeless> $ ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[16:04] <timeless> and ssh worked. https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/0JkcLrQ1/
[16:05] <EriC^^> if you set a password, does it work via ssh?
[16:05] <timeless> yes
[16:05] <timeless> (just tested)
[16:07] <EriC^^> odd, it doesn't here, i just tried setting the permissions of the home dir to uid 0 recursively
[16:08] <EriC^^> it acts as if the password is wrong
[16:09] <timeless> so, for testing, /usr/sbin/ssh -p 5022 -d
[16:09] <timeless> err
[16:09] <timeless> so, for testing, /usr/sbin/sshd -p 5022 -d
[16:09] <timeless> and then ssh -p 5022 ... and read the output from the sshd
[16:10] <timeless> this is what my output looks like:  https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/25PabxSf/
[16:11] <EriC^^> debug1: PAM: password authentication failed for xxxx: Authentication failure
[16:11]  * timeless shrugs
[16:11] <timeless> did it consider ssh keys at all?
[16:12] <timeless> you might also use ssh -v -v -v to see if your client even considered offering them
[16:12] <EriC^^> yeah, i dont have any
[16:12] <timeless> oh
[16:12] <timeless> well err
[16:12] <timeless> this whole suggestion was based on a premise of ssh keys :)
[16:12] <timeless> adding a second user account that has a crackable password that is 0:0 isn't a good idea :)
[16:13] <timeless> adding a second user account with an ssh key isn't any bigger risk than most things
[16:13] <jerichowasahoax> Dovecot can't write to /var/run. I tried uninstalling it and reinstalling it via aptitude, and now I can't reinstall Dovecot because it still can't write to /var/run. What do I do?
[16:13]  * timeless goes off to lunch
[16:13] <jerichowasahoax> This all "just worked" before I restarted this box for a kernel update. And now it doesn't.
[16:14] <jerichowasahoax> Is there a bug in recent kernels that breaks /var/run?
[16:18] <tmh1999> Hi, I have a question and I hope some guru here could help me out :) I am wondering where is a source tree for development of a certain package in Ubuntu is stored. For Debian, for example initramfs-tools, it is located at https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/kernel/initramfs-tools.git/tree/
[16:19] <tmh1999> https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/ is actually a redirection from git.debian.org
[16:20] <tmh1999> git.ubuntu.com does not lead to any place
[16:20] <yeats> tmh1999: this may lead you to where you want to go?: https://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/initramfs-tools
[16:21] <yeats> tmh1999: also https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/initramfs-tools
[16:22] <tmh1999> yeats : I tried the launchpad link, all of them looks pretty old
[16:22] <jerichowasahoax> tmh1999: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/initramfs-tools seems like the right first stop
[16:24] <jerichowasahoax> I just ran "sudo chmod -R 777 /run" and Dovecot still does not have permission to write to that directory. Something is definitely wrong and I don't know what.
[16:27] <tmh1999> yeats, jerichowasahoax : indeed one of those launchpad links leads to the source tree browsing page (in Code tab, with very small 'Browse the code' link) : http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/trusty/initramfs-tools/trusty/files
[16:27] <tmh1999> Thank you very much !
[16:28] <jerichowasahoax> tmh1999: you're welcome!
[17:01] <royal_screwup21> I'm on ubuntu 16.04 and I have a radeons graphic built in and I want to switch to using that instead of my icore7. How do I accomplish this?
[17:02] <fspkwon> weeeeee
[17:02] <fspkwon> wow
[17:03] <fspkwon> i actually figured out how to get irssi working
[17:03] <mzaza> I installed node via nvm, and it's installed in /home/user/.nvm and now I want the root user to see this bin so when I used sudo node, it would work.  Now when I change locations the running wpa_supplicant instance automatically connects to the new AP. But the dhclient instance does not renew its lease until the TTL is times out. That can be as long as a day. SO I have to manually restart dhclien to get a valid IP. Is there a way to make this happen automatically once the wifi SSID has changed?
[17:08] <latenite> I read this but cannot make sense of it for ubuntu: http://lists.shmoo.com/pipermail/hostap/2008-May/017784.html
[17:12] <gabrielc> latenite: on what version of ubuntu?
[17:13] <pavlos> latenite: dhclient -r eth0
[17:14] <pavlos> latenite: the -r forces dhclient to release and request a new IP lease for your interface
[17:14] <DJones> latenite: I think you'd be better explaining your issue here, rather than trying to use a how to for Fedora from 2008
[17:15] <DJones> latenite: Two major issues, 1) different operating system, and 2) its 8 years out of date
[17:18] <texla> I have a password manager named passate om sda6 I wish to move to sda7 can I do this and how
[17:19] <tesko> is it possible to use apt-get to update to a snapshot image
[17:21] <latenite> gabrielc, Ubuntu 17.04
[17:23] <swift110> hey all
[17:23] <tesko> swift110, hey dude
[17:23] <latenite> pavlos, I don't want to manually release (-r) a lease... I want dhclient to dit my itself ONCE the wpa_supplicant is connected to a different network.
[17:23] <tesko> swift110 is it possible to use apt to update to a snapshot image
[17:24] <latenite> DJones, my issue is explained in my inital text. I want dhclient to refresh the lease once wpa_supplicant has reconnected
[17:30] <latenite> DJones, does that make sense?
[17:33] <gabrielc> latenite: maybe helps, man 5 dhclient.conf
[17:34] <gabrielc> latenite: /etc/dhcp/dhclient.conf
[17:38] <latenite> gabrielc, what exactly do you mean when referring to the man page and config file of dhclient?
[17:43] <genii> !man
[17:44] <nostalgiccloud> is there a ubuntu hardened kernel?
[17:46] <texla> I have a password manager named pasaffe on sda6 I wish to move to sda7 can I do this and how
[17:47] <glitsj16> tesko: are you referring to snap packages?
[17:55] <ducasse> texla: you mean you want to move the program itself from one install to another? what are those two installs?
[17:56] <texla> ducasse, sda6 is Ubuntu and sda7 is mint 17
[17:57] <tesko> glitsj16, whole thing
[17:58] <tesko> well yes but mostly packages and kernel
[17:58] <ducasse> texla: why copy - why not just install it where you want it?
[17:59] <texla> ducasse, because it contains all my password for two distro's
[17:59] <glitsj16> texla: if you want to share your pasaffe database between ubuntu & mint, it might be handy to put it somewhere both systems can see it and use symlinks (iirc pasaffe uses $HOME/.local/share/pasaffe/)
[18:01] <glitsj16> tesko: not sure this is what you're looking for, but managing snap packages can't be done via apt --> https://www.howtogeek.com/252047/how-to-install-and-manage-snap-packages-on-ubuntu-16.04-lts/
[18:04] <ducasse> tesko: are you trying to upgrade all packages to specific versions via apt?
[18:06] <tesko> im trying to upgrade to "testing" or "unstable"
[18:06] <ducasse> tesko: no such thing
[18:06] <ducasse> tesko: those are debian terms
[18:08] <ducasse> tesko: if you want the development version, use 'sudo do-release-upgrade -d'
[18:08] <tesko> brb
[18:15] <tesko> thanks a bunch ducasse
[18:18] <ducasse> tesko: np. for support for that version, visit #ubuntu+1
[18:19] <tesko> can i still stay here?
[18:19] <ducasse> tesko: sure, but we don't support development releases here
[18:20] <tesko> ok
[18:23] <tesko> so ducasse what other os' have you tried?
[18:32] <ducasse> tesko: this channel is mainly a support channel, social chat happens in #ubuntu-offtopic :)
[18:33] <pavlos> latenite: what do you mean, "to dit my itself"? once wpa connects to another network, it gets a lease of x seconds
[18:33] <tesko> ok
[18:34] <latenite> pavlos, I have wpa_supplucant running and now it reconnected to SSID2...but the lease is still from the SSID1 network. Now I want the lease to be renewed
[18:36] <latenite> pavlos, you know what I mean?
[18:37] <pavlos> latenite: how do you know the lease is from ssd1 ?
[18:37] <pavlos> latenite: do ssd1,2 offer same lease ?
[18:38] <pavlos> latenite: my lease is 1800 seconds and gets renewed at half time ~ 900 sec
[18:40] <pavlos> latenite: your dhcpd.conf has default and max lease time regardless of ssid
[18:40] <ru_sco> anyone else experience webkitgtk taking forever to compile?
[18:42] <latenite> pavlos, I know the lease is from SSID1 because the IP is 192.168.4.x and the SSID lease IPs are 10.0.0.x
[18:42] <latenite> the lease times are server dependent, I can not change them
[18:43] <latenite> so what can I do to my local  dhcpd.conf?
[18:43] <pavlos> latenite: if the ip is 192, it got it from s1, if the ip is 10, it got it from s2, right?
[18:44] <pavlos> latenite: I'm not sure you can have diff leases for different networks (s1,2)
[18:44] <tgm4883> pavlos: it sounds like it didn't get an IP address on the new network
[18:45] <tgm4883> IIRC, that shouldn't be a lease length issue
[18:45] <latenite> right it did NOT get an IP from SSID2 because the SSID lease is still valid for hours to go
[18:49] <latenite> only when the lease time of SSID1 is up...dhclient will renew and get an IP from SSID2
[18:49] <pavlos> latenite: seems that in the dhcp.conf you can define different subnets with their own lease time
[18:49] <latenite> But I want this to happen right after SSID2 got connection
[18:50] <latenite> pavlos, predefining subnets is kind of counter DHCP
[18:50] <latenite> Its a laptop...how will I know the subnets in advance?
[18:50] <gabrielc> latenite: can you test this? disconnect from SSID1 (ssid that works), and then check for ip address on wlan interface
[18:51] <latenite> gabrielc, When I stop wpa_supplicant (disconnect from SSID)...the IP of SSID1-lease remains on the interface
[18:52] <pavlos> latenite: suggestion was on a corporate env ... if you go from coffee shop to coffee shop, you cannot control the lease time
[18:52] <SimonNL> latenite: If you ask me you should just disconect from ssid1 and connect to ssid2 dhcp will take care of everything
[18:53] <latenite> what exactly means disconect to you?
[18:53] <SimonNL> choose the other ssid from network manager disconnecting will be automatic
[18:56] <SimonNL> or disconnect using network settings
[18:56] <SimonNL> thats how it works on my system
[19:00] <aaLex> Hi there! I'm having some trouble setting up a VPN connection. I'm following this guide: https://billing.vpn.ht/knowledgebase/16/Linux-Ubuntu-Network-Manger-OpenVPN.html , but when I open the Network Manager and unfold "VPN Connections" it is simply greyed out and I do not have the option to "Configure VPN..." or anything.
[19:00] <aaLex> I've installed openvpn and so forth, any suggestions please?
[19:02] <ru_sco> hey aaLex
[19:02] <ru_sco> did you install networkmanager-openvpn?
[19:02] <ru_sco> you need that too I think.
[19:02] <aaLex> Yeah, did that @ru_sco
[19:03] <gabrielc> latenite: search for "Using wpa_cli to" on https://w1.fi/cgit/hostap/plain/wpa_supplicant/README
[19:03] <ru_sco> hmm... are you importing an ovpn file?
[19:04] <aaLex> I want to do that eventually, yeah, but I do not even have the option to do so
[19:04] <aaLex> that is, I can't configure a connection
[19:04] <ru_sco> hmmm. is there a network settings button under your connection icon in the tray?
[19:05] <ru_sco> that's where I add mine.
[19:05] <ru_sco> network settings, then click the little + button
[19:05] <ru_sco> and it gives me an option to import
[19:05] <aaLex> It looks like this: https://i1.wp.com/i.stack.imgur.com/7zw84.png
[19:05] <ducasse> aaLex: have you restarted network manager after installing the packages?
[19:05] <ru_sco> hit edit connections
[19:06] <aaLex> @ducasse Yes, and restarted the machine as well
[19:06] <ru_sco> and it should allow you to add
[19:06] <aaLex> @ru_sco one second, trying that
[19:06] <aaLex> Thank you
[19:07] <ru_sco> that worked?
[19:08] <aaLex> I think it did yeah, thanks a ton man!
[19:11] <pavlos> aaLex: https://askubuntu.com/questions/902930/ubuntu-16-04-lts-network-manager-cannot-add-vpn-greyed-out/902936#902936
[19:11] <dcypher> Question Ubuntu Gurus: I just used 'sudo deluser --remove-all-files user' to delete all traces of this user... although it seems to have worked I got a large number of warnings 'cannot handle special file.....". I assume this is deluser not being able to check those files?? this appears to be normal output, but not really needed as it makes it appear something went wrong... am I wrong!?
[19:16] <gabrielc> to close the latenite question, wpa_cli can used to run external programs whenever wpa_supplicant
[19:16] <gabrielc> connects or disconnects from a network [...] trigger DHCP client to update IP
[19:16] <gabrielc> addresses, etc.
[19:16] <gabrielc> sorry the flood
[19:18] <ioria> dcypher, https://askubuntu.com/questions/627646/strange-output-when-deleting-user
[19:19] <aaLex> Unrelated to my question about VPN; anyone here with experience concerning self-hosted cloud solutions i.e. ownCloud and Nextcloud?
[19:23] <pavlos> dcypher: was the 'user' logged on? there is a --force option
[19:28] <dcypher> no, never logged in
[19:31] <dcypher> it appears to be just warnings, but causes my to quickly check what the hell just happened
[19:33] <dcypher> I scrolled back and yes, they are just all /dev /proc /run
[19:37] <garyd> hello anyone on here?
[19:37] <ru_sco> yes
[19:37] <ru_sco> whats up
[19:37] <garyd> Ok it works...
[19:38] <garyd> I just wanted to to know if anyone has tried installing Ubuntu Touch on a Ruggear 702 mobile phone?
[19:39] <garyd>  not looking positive in that regards so far
[19:39] <ru_sco> yeah I doubt it lol
[19:39] <ru_sco> I've never even heard of that model.
[19:40] <garyd>  its german , made for trades p[eople , pretty topugh , runs android
[19:40] <garyd> but ive had enough of google and wanted to have more control , hence the above question
[19:49] <nicomachus> !touch
[20:12] <nicomachus> Is there any reason to get permission denied on `cd`?
[20:12] <nicomachus> trying to view /var/log/letsencrypt/, but getting: bash: cd: /var/log/letsencrypt/: Permission denied
[20:14] <leftyfb> nicomachus: yeah, you don't have permission to be in that directly
[20:14] <nicomachus> leftyfb: I have permission to be wherever I wanna be.
[20:18] <leftyfb> nicomachus: your user on that particular Ubuntu system does not have proper permissions (ACL's) to access that directory. Probably executable.
[20:21] <nicomachus> leftyfb: dropping to root fixed it, so I guess you're right.
[20:48] <emx> for drives (sdd, hdd, usb) there is an icon in "Files". is there a way to have the same for samba shares?
[20:57] <bodangly> So I recently blew out my /boot directory and had to force reinstall my kernel. Ever since then, bizarrely, Remmina is painfully slow when connected over RDP. Any ideas?
[20:58] <bodangly> I thought maybe somehow hardware acceleration isn't working on my system, but unity_support_test is all green...
[20:59] <nicomachus> bodangly: what's the output of `lsb_release -a` and `uname -r`?
[21:01] <bodangly> Its Ubuntu 17.04, and I am running the 4.10.0-32 kernel
[21:01] <bodangly> 4.10.0-32-generic
[21:13] <tgm4883> bodangly: saying that you blew that directory out suggests that you deleted things in there manually
[21:15] <ErikGregorio> hi
[21:15] <latenite> SimonNL, I do not want to interact with anything...especilly not with networkmanager
[21:19] <gabrielc> latenite: you still have the problem of wpa_supplicant and dhclient?
[21:20] <latenite> gabrielc, yes
[21:21] <latenite> SimonNL suggested: "choose the other ssid from network manager disconnecting will be automatic"
[21:21] <gabrielc> latenite: search for "Using wpa_cli to" https://w1.fi/cgit/hostap/plain/wpa_supplicant/README
[21:21] <latenite> but he missed the idea that I want a "automatic" solution
[21:22] <gabrielc> latenite: it seems that you have to use wpa_cli
[21:22] <latenite> gabrielc, I read it...and it sound like THE solution
[21:22] <latenite> cool stuff
[21:23] <gabrielc> latenite: the manual :)
[21:23] <latenite> as always :D
[21:24] <latenite> gabrielc, I will so try that out tomorrow. Its late here...
[21:24] <s3w47m88> Hello, I'm brand new to this IRC channel, and almost brand new to IRC in general. I understand that there is a Slack channel, does it sync this the IRC channels or is it a separate thing?
[21:24] <gabrielc> latenite: good luck then!
[21:24] <latenite> gabrielc, thank you tons. :D
[21:24] <oerheks> s3w47m88, ask them?
[21:24] <gabrielc> latenite: you are welcome
[21:24] <latenite> :D
[21:25] <s3w47m88> @oerheks, okay, I didn't realize they were a separate entity than this. I'm awaiting approval to join that Slack Team so I thought I should start here.
[21:41] <bodangly> tgm4883: Yes I had a moment of stupidity in a rush and formatted /boot instead of a thumb drive.
[21:41] <bodangly> Then force reinstalled the kernel image and headers
[21:42] <bodangly> and my system works, seemingly fine, except for that one issue, where RDP is painfully slow where it worked quite well before. and it isn't just that RDP is slow, when its running my entire system crawls
[21:45] <Rboreal_Frippery> Been struggling to get the clock to work after an upgrade to 17.04. All settings are greyed out in the settings like here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/161201/clock-settings-are-disabled-from-time-date-settings ; however killall unity-panel-service just removes the top panel - nothing ever regenerates.
[21:45] <Rboreal_Frippery> Also when running " /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/indicator-datetime/indicator-datetime-service" I get "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/indicator-datetime/indicator-datetime-service: libssl.so.1.0.0: version `OPENSSL_1.0.2' not found (required by /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libcurl.so.4)" - not sure how to go about fixing this.
[21:45] <Rboreal_Frippery> OR if that is even the right approach
[21:46] <tomreyn> bodangly: unless you were using a different kernel image or different kernel parameters before, and unless you also overwrote other data but /sda, none of this can have caused the xrdp server to become slow.
[21:46] <tomreyn> * other data than /boot
[21:53] <tomreyn> Rboreal_Frippery: can you show the output of: dpkg -l indicator-datetime libcurl3 libssl1.0.0
[21:53] <tomreyn> it might be that you're mixing packages of different releases
[21:54] <tomreyn> did you build any of these packages yourself?
[21:55] <bodangly> tomreyn: Well I reinstalled GRUB, but I never made any changes to the kernel cmdline that would be relevant here
[21:55] <bodangly> Its not xrdp server though by the way, its clients
[21:55] <bodangly> Same issue in Remmina and Vinagre
[21:56] <bodangly> I am baffled. Maybe its something else that got changed during an apt update / upgrade?
[21:56] <tomreyn> bodangly: i see. but still  i dont see how it would be related to repopulating /boot
[21:56] <tomreyn> bodangly: that's more along the lines of what i'd assume
[21:56] <bodangly> It just seemed to be correlated, but I suppose it may be a red herring
[21:56] <tomreyn> check your logs
[21:57] <Rboreal_Frippery> tomreyn: https://bpaste.net/show/3ab14016da5f
[21:58] <tomreyn> bodangly: check logs ~/.xsession-errors and /var/log/Xorg.*.log and run "dmesg -T | less"
[22:00] <tomreyn> Rboreal_Frippery: ah those versions are cut off (not your fault), can you run this instead? apt-cache policy indicator-datetime libcurl3 libssl1.0.0 | nc termbin.com 9999
[22:02] <Rboreal_Frippery> tomreyn: sure...it returns "http://termbin.com/fd4p" ?
[22:07] <tomreyn> Rboreal_Frippery: hmm th9ose are all proper zesty package versions, then i'm afraid i don't know - to me it looks  as if either indicator-datetime or libcurl was built against an outdated libssl-dev package. but i'm not really into that.
[22:09] <tomreyn> Rboreal_Frippery: about the other question, check whether there is (just blind guessing here, i don't have unity installed) "unity-panel-service --replace" if or whether "unity --replace" help with bringing up the indicator again.
[22:17] <bilb_ono> I can’t run apt-get update. it stops at : 0% [Connecting to security.ubuntu.com
[22:17] <bilb_ono> what could I check as for reasons that it can’t find that site?
[22:19] <ru_sco> can you ping it?
[22:19] <ru_sco> also, can you ping other websites?
[22:20] <bilb_ono> ru_sco: yep I can ping it
[22:20] <bilb_ono> I am remote logged into the computer that I am trying to run this on btw
[22:23] <tgm4883> bilb_ono: and you can ping it from that remote system?
[22:24] <bilb_ono> tgm4883: yep
[22:24] <bilb_ono> thats where Im doing everything
[22:24] <bilb_ono> Im on a mac so apt-get stuff doesn’t work for my local comp ofc
[22:24] <pavlos> bilb_ono: and sudo apt update is stuck at 0% ?
[22:25] <bilb_ono> yes: root@localhost:~# sudo apt-get update - > 0% [Connecting to security.ubuntu.com (2001:67c:1560:8001::11)]
[22:25] <bilb_ono> after a few lines like Hit:2 http://mirrors.linode.com/ubuntu xenial-updates InRelease
[22:26] <nacc> bilb_ono: do you actually have ipv6 configured?
[22:26] <nacc> bilb_ono: my initial guess is ipv6 networking issue
[22:26] <bilb_ono> nacc: no
[22:26] <bilb_ono> or at least I didn’t do anything specifically
[22:27] <nacc> bilb_ono: well, that'd be your problem, then -- it appears to be trying to use the ipv6 address for security.ubuntu.com
[22:27] <nacc> I should say, that *could* be your problem
[22:28] <bilb_ono> nacc: so I should somehow change back to a different ip protocol? or is there some ubuntu setup for using ipv6?
[22:28] <pavlos> bilb_ono: maybe force ipv4 ... apt-get -o Acquire::ForceIPv4=true update
[22:29] <nacc> pavlos: thanks, was just looking that up
[22:29] <bilb_ono> pavlos: perfect that works
[22:30] <pavlos> bilb_ono: for upgrade ... apt-get -o Acquire::ForceIPv4=true upgrade
[22:31] <bilb_ono> pavlos: apt-get upgrade alone worked for some reason
[22:32] <pavlos> bilb_ono: hmmm ... it remembers the current setting till reboot. Maybe you need to permanent set ipv4
[22:32] <bilb_ono> pavlos: is there a way to do that?
[22:32] <pavlos> bilb_ono: but why did it lose it?
[22:33] <bilb_ono> idk I just set this up a few minutes ago. Its a Linode server, maybe they do something differently?
[22:33] <bilb_ono> hmm the video Im using is doing ubuntu 1404 and this is 1604
[22:33] <bilb_ono> maybe thats the difference
[22:34] <TheMontyChrist> someboy recommend a screen recorder?
[22:34] <TheMontyChrist> somebody
[22:34] <TheMontyChrist> :P
[22:35] <Guma> Is it possible to install arm64 development packages on x64 machine to do cross compilation?
[22:36] <nchambers> Guma: what do you mean by install?
[22:38] <pavlos> bilb_ono: create /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/99force-ipv4     add this: Acquire::ForceIPv4 "true";   from now on, apt should work on ipv4
[22:40] <kostkon> TheMontyChrist, simplescreenrecorder
[22:42] <nchambers> I use asciinema :D
[22:46] <Guma> nchambers: I want to install arm64 dev packages so I an do cross compile my project. I know I could rebuild all needed packages that I need (arm64) but before I do this I want to see if I can install them first
[22:55] <pavlos> Guma: this might help ... https://askubuntu.com/questions/250696/cross-compile-for-arm
[23:01] <Guma> pavlos: Thank you. But this talks about installing tools only. Now what about development packages.
[23:02] <nacc> Guma: you mean, e.g., some arm64 library?
[23:06] <Guma> nacc: Yes. Looking in package manager there arm64 arch and packages
[23:06] <Guma> I can do this http://wiki.ros.org/kinetic/Installation/Ubuntu
[23:06] <Guma> And that works fine host
[23:07] <Guma> but I need to install target libs for ros-kinetic-ros-base
[23:08] <Guma> I did dpkg --add-architecture arm6 then apt-get update
[23:08] <leftyfb> Guma: funny thing, that's prettymuch what I'm working on at the moment. But I'm installing ROS from packages onto a pi 3
[23:08] <Guma> LOL
[23:08] <Guma> I can't build on target so I need to set up cross compilation
[23:08] <Guma> env
[23:08] <leftyfb> why do you need to build it? Why not use the packages?
[23:09] <Guma> ok how can I install arm64 packages on my Intel box? No to run it ofcourse but to build my project on Intel but for arm64 target
[23:10] <leftyfb> Are you trying to build ROS or are you compiling your own application?
[23:10] <Guma> I have my cmake project that works on my desktop. But I can't build on target so I have to cross compile and I need ROS arm64 for that
[23:11] <Guma> Ok I have my own app that I can compile on Intel for Intel. But not I am trying to cross compile/link on Intel for arm64 output
[23:12] <nacc> you don't add another architecture to cross-compile it
[23:12] <nacc> you add another architecture to install packages for that architecture
[23:12] <Guma> and then setup gdb remote debugging from Intel to Arm. The later I know how. From what I am reading you should be able to install ROS arm64 on my Intel
[23:13] <Guma> nacc: But I have to have arm64 package locally so I could compile and link against it
[23:13] <Guma> and then run on target
[23:16] <Guma> nacc: I am not sure if I follow you
[23:16] <nacc> Guma: the cross-compiler is just the toolchain. If you need to build something with it, you need an environemtn (e.g., chroot) that is of the appropriate architecture
[23:17] <nacc> Guma: I don't think you want to populate your host with random arm packages
[23:23] <Guma> nacc: I am familiar with cross compilation when I set up and build everything. I download toochain, downloaud needed sources I build them with tool chain and install to sysroot/<arch>/ then build myapp and link with it.
[23:24] <Guma> This time since ROS is quite large I want to install such packages so I do not have to build it. It this possible>
[23:24] <Guma> I never did this and jsut from my reading this is possible but I might be wrong
[23:30] <bilb_ono> I want to make a website with ubuntu. I know how to make the website work but I can only serve it locally. I have heard that I need something like uswgi and nginx.. (but im not entirely sure). Are there any guides for how to serve a public website from flask ?
[23:50] <locrian9> NTP question. Running Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS and wondering since this version isn't running systemd, what ntp client can I use that stays in sync well?
[23:52] <locrian9> Looks like I've got 'ntp' and 'ntpdate' on this system. Are both needed?
[23:53] <nacc> locrian9: they do different things -- ntp is from ntpd (I think) which is the daemon that runs to keep you ntp sync'd. ntpdate is a one-off sync now kind of command
[23:55] <locrian9> nacc: Ok, thanks.
[23:55] <locrian9> Y


[15:40] <codeic_> hi, can I get some info on tracker-extract errors?
[15:40] <codeic_> what's with that bug?