[01:13] <c_smith> was the meeting at 5 or 6?
[01:57] <c_smith> freakin' a.... wifi cut out
[02:23] <wxlS5> Hello folks
[02:23] <wxlS5> having to be mobile here
[02:25] <wxlS5> Hopefully meetingology will be behaving
[02:26] <c_smith> wxlS5: yup
[02:27]  * c_smith is here from a Chromebook
[02:27] <wxlS5> Oooh exciting
[02:27] <wxlS5> incidentially i'm on a samsung galaxy s5
[02:27] <wxlS5> using a bluetooth keyboard to not have so many problems with typing :)
[02:27] <c_smith> I gathered as much from the "S5" part
[02:28] <c_smith> got Android 5.0 on my 2012 N7 (love being able to build AOSP from source then just pull in a Gapps zip others have built)
[02:29] <wxlS5> Heh'
[02:29] <c_smith> welcome, polson8
[02:29] <wxlS5> I wish I had a touch target
[02:29] <c_smith> wxlS5: have you had the chance to check out Inbox by Google?
[02:29] <polson8> thanks cody
[02:30] <wxlS5> You mean the new gmail c_smith?
[02:30] <c_smith> wxlS5: bingo
[02:30] <wxlS5> Eyah I likes it
[02:30] <wxlS5> just need pgp
[02:30] <c_smith> it's neat, ain't it? and true. once that comes, I'll be a happy camper
[02:30] <c_smith> but it fits well with my AOSP build
[02:31] <wxlS5> Me too
[02:31] <wxlS5> I sent them feedback through the app
[02:31] <wxlS5> oh
[02:31] <wxlS5> It's time to
[02:31] <wxlS5> #startmeeting
[02:31] <meetingology> Meeting started Fri Nov  7 02:31:34 2014 UTC.  The chair is wxlS5. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology.
[02:31] <meetingology> Available commands: action commands idea info link nick
[02:31] <c_smith> awesome.
[02:32] <wxlS5> #chair wxlS5
[02:32] <meetingology> Current chairs: wxlS5
[02:32] <wxlS5> #topic release parties and funding
[02:32] <wxlS5> apparently the topic command doesn't have any feedback
[02:32] <wxlS5> but it shows up in the logs
[02:33] <wxlS5> anyways I had bkerensa give me a little update on what he thought a release party would cost
[02:33] <c_smith> I'd be willing to bet that COULD be added as a feature request.
[02:33] <wxlS5> I ran that through the loco council
[02:33] <wxlS5> yeah i'll file a bug XD
[02:33] <wxlS5> Apparently the loco council would like to make sort of a standard
[02:34] <wxlS5> there's apparently a site that ubuntu has for allocating donations for such purposes
[02:34] <wxlS5> I linked that on the agenda
[02:34] <wxlS5> so i'm going to try to see if I can get some funding going but it would be nice to know who, if anyone, is actually interested in hosting one
[02:35] <wxlS5> they won't just write you a check unless it's for reimbursement
[02:35] <wxlS5> so you kind of tell them "pay this much to this vendor" and so on
[02:35] <wxlS5> SOOOO if anyone DOES want to do a release party, get in touch!
[02:35] <wxlS5> i'll see if I can't get something going here in eugene
[02:36] <wxlS5> So that's all I got to say on that
[02:36] <c_smith> I'll say I'd LIKE release parties to happen, whether I can attend is another thing
[02:36] <wxlS5> Yeah I hear that
[02:37] <wxlS5> well you can always poke around and see if you can find anyone that might be interested
[02:37] <wxlS5> Usually people don't have the time, the money, or the organizational capacity/interest
[02:37] <c_smith> I'll ask Phil and jvlb tomorrow at the Ubuntu Hour about this
[02:37] <wxlS5> sounds like we got the money covered so if we can fnid someone with the other two taken care of.. ;)
[02:38] <wxlS5> sounds like a good plan!
[02:38] <wxlS5> #nick c_smith
[02:38] <c_smith> ???
[02:38] <wxlS5> #action c_smith will see if we can find someone in Salem to do a release party
[02:38] <meetingology> ACTION: c_smith will see if we can find someone in Salem to do a release party
[02:38] <wxlS5> apparently you're supposed to add chairs or nicks before doing actions
[02:38] <c_smith> I make no guaruntees.
[02:39] <wxlS5> Thus "if":)
[02:39] <c_smith> also, Salem is rather small (compared to portland)  so chances are slim. but I'll see about it
[02:39] <wxlS5> well eugene is small relative to portland too
[02:39]  * wxlS5 shrugs
[02:39] <c_smith> true, but Eugene has more venues than coffee shops
[02:40] <c_smith> *than just coffee shops
[02:40] <wxlS5> my thinking is that our goal is not to unite the ubuntu contributors in oregon but also encourage new users and such
[02:40] <c_smith> makes sense.
[02:40] <wxlS5> I figure it's a success even if we do no more than get a couple folks
[02:40] <wxlS5> we'll see
[02:40] <c_smith> I'll also see how feasible it is to have a party at Borderlands Games.
[02:41] <wxlS5> Oooh that would be cool
[02:41] <c_smith> this is all as time permits, though
[02:41] <wxlS5> Understood
[02:41] <wxlS5> which is why it's always good to delegate
[02:42] <wxlS5> Anywho speaking of salem/ubuntu hour
[02:42] <c_smith> yep
[02:42] <wxlS5> #topic keeping the calendar updated
[02:42] <wxlS5> so if you look at the channel topic you can see i've linked us to the loco page
[02:42] <wxlS5> I guess I could have used the wiki page but I think it knid of needs an overhaul
[02:42] <wxlS5> I see the loco page as the contact/event page
[02:42] <wxlS5> a bulletin board if you will
[02:43] <wxlS5> which I think is more appropriate to a loco
[02:43] <wxlS5> pretty soon i'm going to get rid of that annoying planet feed in there
[02:43] <wxlS5> then the next thing we need is more events
[02:43] <wxlS5> i've been trying to at least add the monthly euglug talks
[02:43] <wxlS5> but the more events we can put on there the better
[02:44] <c_smith> I had an entry for the Ubuntu Hours over a year ago, not sure how accurate it is now.
[02:44] <wxlS5> if anyone knows of linux-related events or opportunities that we could use to get together/spread the word, the better
[02:44] <wxlS5> I mean let me know
[02:44] <wxlS5> In fact
[02:44] <wxlS5> #nick wxl
[02:45] <c_smith> on that topic, there WAS someone who wanted to start the Salem LUG back up, don't think it ever made it past ambition
[02:45] <wxlS5> #action wxl will figure out if we an add edit access to the calendar page
[02:45] <meetingology> ACTION: wxl will figure out if we an add edit access to the calendar page
[02:45] <wxlS5> in the meawhile, i'll work on making the bimonthly ubuntu hour pages
[02:46] <wxlS5> How many people show up at the hour?
[02:46] <c_smith> usually just me, phil and jvlb, but occasionally others
[02:46] <wxlS5> Well that's better than nothing
[02:46] <c_smith> and even I'm not always there anymore (college)
[02:47] <c_smith> so often times it's just jvlb and phill
[02:47] <wxlS5> maybe you could call it "SLUG Ubuntu Hour"
[02:47] <wxlS5> if you call yourself a LUG, you must be :)
[02:47] <c_smith> hmmmm, that's an idea.
[02:47] <wxlS5> might attract some people that wouldn't show up normally
[02:47] <wxlS5> I mean I don't go to our LUG's "support meetings"
[02:47] <c_smith> Phil also does the Mac user group, so he might have some insight on that type of thing.
[02:47] <wxlS5> they usually consist of snacking and idle talk
[02:47] <wxlS5> and I kind of don't have time for that :)
[02:48] <c_smith> lol kinda hour the Ubuntu Hours are.
[02:48] <wxlS5> Right
[02:48] <wxlS5> but the EUGLUG monthly talks are well attended
[02:48] <wxlS5> I mean we had like 15 people show up for a talk about firefox's crash reporting tools
[02:49] <c_smith> this is giving me some stuff to bring up to them tomorrow.
[02:49] <wxlS5> well good luck with that
[02:49] <wxlS5> if I can help out in any way, let me know
[02:49] <c_smith> with any luck, we'll have at least one answer.
[02:49] <wxlS5> :)
[02:49] <wxlS5> well one from phill and one from jvlb XD
[02:50] <c_smith> yep
[02:50] <c_smith> question, though, and somewhat unrelated: have you gotten admin access to the FB and Google+ pages?
[02:50] <wxlS5> So tl;dr on topic at hand, let me know of any relevant events even if they're just linux related
[02:51] <wxlS5> also speaking of macs they're *nix at heart. We don't discriminate at our lug
[02:51] <c_smith> I'll do what research I can.
[02:51] <wxlS5> I have access to fb (I replied to that guy that you did)
[02:51] <wxlS5> I don't think I have access to g+
[02:51] <wxlS5> #action wxl will figure out how to access to the Google+ page
[02:51] <meetingology> ACTION: wxl will figure out how to access to the Google+ page
[02:52] <wxlS5> I don't use facebook/g+ too much unfortunately
[02:52] <c_smith> alright. if you have a Google+ account, send me a link to your G+ profile after this and I'll try and get you hooked up
[02:52] <wxlS5> Oh cool
[02:52] <wxlS5> we don't have a twitter acct do we?
[02:52] <polson8> there is one
[02:52] <c_smith> it's fairly unused anymore. but I used to put announcements every so often (the Google+ page)
[02:52] <polson8> unless it was deleted in the last few months or something
[02:52] <wxlS5> Ok i'll have to look into that too
[02:53] <c_smith> not sure how much the Twitter page is used, though
[02:53] <wxlS5> #action wxl will make sure we have a twitter account and set it up to repost to facebook with selective tweets
[02:53] <meetingology> ACTION: wxl will make sure we have a twitter account and set it up to repost to facebook with selective tweets
[02:53] <wxlS5> that ought to help some
[02:54] <wxlS5> Ok next topic
[02:54] <wxlS5> #topic Ubuntu Online Summit
[02:54] <wxlS5> this is kind of a shot in the dark, but I wanted to see if anyone wanted to do an UOS session
[02:55] <wxlS5> I talked to michael hall and he seemed to be into it agreeing that every loco should do one
[02:55] <wxlS5> I know when lubuntu has done sessions in the past, we have gained contributors because of it
[02:55] <c_smith> I myself can't.
[02:55] <wxlS5> subsequently, we may gain more members if we do something
[02:56] <wxlS5> i'm already doing a lubuntu session on my lunch hour at work on thursday and I have things going on the other two days so I kind of can't
[02:56] <wxlS5> but just saying it would be a good thing to do
[02:56] <wxlS5> I could come up with content if someone wanted to do it
[02:56] <wxlS5> putting it out there :)
[02:56] <wxlS5> maybe someone reading the logs will be into it
[02:57] <wxlS5> Next
[02:57] <wxlS5> #topic marketing materials
[02:57] <c_smith> I'll point jvlb and phill to the logs so they can read them (though I have a feeling they already do so)
[02:57] <wxlS5> Thanks :)
[02:58] <wxlS5> I made a link on the agenda to the ppa that houses our marketing materials like logos and such
[02:58] <wxlS5> I think we need to update them
[02:58] <wxlS5> I got a plan for the logo
[02:58] <wxlS5> I'll be honest I haven't even looked at the brochure but wanted to put the link out there to folks if anyone had ideas for updating them
[02:59] <wxlS5> otherwise i'm going to get a bunch printed and make them available to folks
[02:59] <wxlS5> I figure if we give them out to everyone in the loco they can stash some where they go
[02:59] <wxlS5> schools, libraries, stores, rec. Centers etc.
[03:00] <c_smith> if you can get a hold of jvlb, he's the one who did the current brochures and logo
[03:00] <c_smith> he might be a ton of help
[03:00] <wxlS5> Ideally it should be sufficient to give people a reason to check out ubuntu more and if they're already users, encourage them to join us :)
[03:00] <wxlS5> oh that's great info
[03:01] <wxlS5> #action wxl will track down jvlb about marketing materials
[03:01] <meetingology> ACTION: wxl will track down jvlb about marketing materials
[03:01] <wxlS5> so anyways start thinking about where you might drop some off.. i'll post to the list when I have brochures available
[03:01] <wxlS5> And lastly
[03:01] <polson8> looks like the brochure has a link to ubuntu-oregon.org, which seems to be a "parked" domain
[03:01] <wxlS5> Oh yeah that needs to be fixed
[03:02] <wxlS5> I could register it or some other domain but hey i'm just a volunteer not a rich man :)
[03:02] <wxlS5> so I want to get ubuntu to cover it but we need to become an approved loco first
[03:02] <wxlS5> And that's why i'm trying to come up with all these other ideas for events and evangelism
[03:03] <wxlS5> when we can show they've done the work, they'll get us a domain
[03:03] <polson8> i got my domain for $10.99 :)
[03:03] <wxlS5> Right right
[03:04] <polson8> yeah the ideas sound good. anyway, i better let you carry on...
[03:04] <wxlS5> and i'm sure ubuntu-oregon.org was cheap but then bkerensa (bless his heart) moved on
[03:04] <wxlS5> and that's what i'm worried about taking it on by myself. It's not necessarily sustainable into the future
[03:05] <polson8> perhaps for now, the link to the loco page or the wiki page will fit on the brochure?
[03:05] <wxlS5> plus I understand that there's a general syntax to how they like to keep the domains and ubuntu-oregon.org is not it :) for consistency's sake it might be best to make it right
[03:06] <wxlS5> yes or we can just make a short link to it
[03:06] <wxlS5> v.gd/ubuntu-us-or perhaps
[03:06] <wxlS5> #action wxl will make sure the contact information (e.g. URL) is correct on the brochure
[03:06] <meetingology> ACTION: wxl will make sure the contact information (e.g. URL) is correct on the brochure
[03:06] <wxlS5> and last but not least
[03:07] <wxlS5> #topic Linux Fest Northwest
[03:07] <wxlS5> it's official: we're signed up to have a booth at LFNW in Washington in April next year
[03:07] <wxlS5> so if anyone wants to join the fun, let me know!
[03:08] <wxlS5> that's about all I have to say about that and in general
[03:08] <wxlS5> that being said
[03:08] <wxlS5> #topic general chitchat :)
[03:09] <wxlS5> Oh I guess it's that time
[03:09] <wxlS5> #endmeeting
[03:09] <meetingology> Meeting ended Fri Nov  7 03:09:56 2014 UTC.
[03:09] <meetingology> Minutes:        http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-us-or/2014/ubuntu-us-or.2014-11-07-02.31.moin.txt
[03:09] <wxlS5> Thanks everyone for showing up :)
[03:10] <c_smith> wxlS5: send me a /msg with your Google+ profile and I'll get you on the Ubuntu Oregon page. because I have to go for now
[03:10] <wxlS5> will do c_smith
[03:10] <wxlS5> Thanks again!
[03:12] <wxlS5> Ok everyone that's all i've got so far
[03:12] <wxlS5> i'm going to head out and get something to eat
[03:12] <polson8> enjoy!
[03:13] <wxlS5> thanks for showing up poison8!
[03:14] <polson8> got to do what I can. I'm the one from "the middle of nowhere" on the mailing list, so dont foresee making it the meetings soon
[03:16] <wxlS5> It's ok
[03:16] <wxlS5> I think i'm alone in Eugene
[03:16] <wxlS5> at least for being in the LoCo
[03:16] <wxlS5> I need to do my own job of evangelising
[03:16] <sgclark> blah I got distracted by new plasma5 release :(
[03:17]  * sgclark reads backlog
[03:17] <wxlS5> No worries sgclark
[03:17] <polson8> for now. if all goes well, i'll be in eugene in a few months. don't know much about evangelizing though.
[03:17] <wxlS5> Cool poison8!
[03:17] <wxlS5> Look me up when/if you get here
[03:17] <polson8> ok... or hopefully will make it to a LUG meeting :)
[03:18] <wxlS5> Yeah that'll work
[03:18] <wxlS5> i'll be there!
[03:18] <wxlS5> At least the monthly talks
[03:18] <sgclark> wxlS5: I am an UOS users track lead
[03:18] <wxlS5> sgclark: oooh so you'er going to do a session for us? :)
[03:19] <sgclark> wxlS5: I can yeah, I can't put anything together though, I am overbooked in stuff to do :(
[03:19] <sgclark> wxlS5: I can schedule it tho
[03:19] <wxlS5> Ooooh well i'll see what stuff I can put together and run it by the team!
[03:20] <wxlS5> exciting!
[03:20] <sgclark> wxlS5: I will create a blueprint here in a bit
[03:20] <sgclark> wxlS5: and add you to it
[03:20] <wxlS5> sounds good!
[03:20] <wxlS5> thanks sgclark!!!
[03:20] <sgclark> wxlS5: np :) sorry I missed meeting, need to get a ping service lol
[03:21] <wxlS5> in the meanwhile i'm going to head out
[03:21] <wxlS5> hahahah
[03:21] <sgclark> see yas!
[03:21] <wxlS5> nite
[18:27] <c_smith> wxl: did Ben manage to add you to the managers list on the Google+ page?
[18:27] <c_smith> I found out I myself can't add you (insufficient priveledges)
[18:27] <wxl> c_smith: yeah i think so. just going through emails now
[18:27] <c_smith> cool
[18:27] <wxl> thx for checking
[18:28] <c_smith> no prob
[18:30] <wxl> now i just need to figure out who owns our twitter page
[18:30] <wxl> the planet feed thing is gone from the loco page
[18:30] <wxl> so now it looks a bit more normal
[18:34] <wxl> i also need access to the flickr.
[18:34] <wxl> i may just create a group
[18:58] <bkerensa> wxl: I own the twitter
[18:58] <bkerensa> wxl: I don't remember the password but its setup to email the list owner anyways I think
[19:02] <wxl> bkerensa: email goes to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>so i think not
[19:02] <bkerensa> what?
[19:02] <bkerensa> I do not own any address like that
[19:02] <wxl> well it's obfuscated
[19:04] <wxl> bkerensa: what about the flickr?
[19:05] <bkerensa> wxl: thats the wrong twitter thats been abandoned two team leads back
[19:05] <bkerensa> wxl: @ubuntu_us_or was most recent
[19:05] <wxl> oic
[19:05] <bkerensa> wxl: flickr is mine too
[19:05] <wxl> bkerensa: i vote we just delete the flickr. a group is more better, imho.
[19:09] <bkerensa> wxl: loco portal doesn't support groups
[19:09] <wxl> bkerensa: loco portal suggests otherwise :)
[19:11] <bkerensa> hmm maybe they added support since I listed tinkered with it
[19:11] <bkerensa> its been two years now so probably
[19:11] <bkerensa> either way the Flickr Pro ran out anyways
[19:56] <wxl> c_smith: how would you describe ubuntu hour?
[19:57] <bkerensa> wxl: an Ubuntu Hour is where people gather to talk about and celebrate Ubuntu
[19:57] <c_smith> just anyone attending shooting the breeze and answering questions should they come up
[19:57] <bkerensa> could be at a cafe or pub or something
[19:57] <wxl> ok
[19:57] <bkerensa> wxl: also Jams are fun
[19:57] <wxl> bkerensa: working on one for eugene at the end of next cycle!
[19:57] <wxl> very excited by it
[19:58] <bkerensa> wxl: so you have a focus?
[19:58] <bkerensa> Bugs/Doc/Dev?
[19:58] <wxl> bkerensa: well i have a venue so that's a good start :)
[19:58] <wxl> my plan was to focus on what are the many things that can be done in the community
[19:58] <wxl> since it doesn't appear that it's easy for people to find a place
[19:59] <wxl> so i was going to keep it rather unfocused
[20:00] <c_smith> wxl: the Ubuntu Hours here in salem take place at a coffee shop. so perfect setting
[20:00] <c_smith> now if only the packages Crouton is downloading would finish.....
[20:01] <wxl> c_smith: i made jvlb the contact. i hope that's appropriate
[20:02] <c_smith> we'll know soon enough if he would rather remain off that list


[07:07] <lordievader> Good morning
[11:02] <ahasenack> good morning
[14:04] <ahasenack> rbasak: sru question,
[14:04] <ahasenack> rbasak: the only fix needed is the first hunk at https://pagure.io/SSSD/sssd/c/2952de7
[14:04] <ahasenack> a one liner
[14:04] <ahasenack> the other changes are a) whitespace; b) tests
[14:04] <ahasenack> we don't run those particular tests
[14:04] <ahasenack> normally I wouldn't include them
[14:05] <ahasenack> in this case, the whole patch applies, though, including the whitespace changes and the test changes
[14:05] <ahasenack> do you have any preference whether I should just add the one line fix, or the whole thing?
[14:07] <ahasenack> oh, hang on
[14:07] <ahasenack> I stand corrected
[14:07] <ahasenack> tests are run at pkg build time
[16:46] <sven_> Hello, I have a ubuntu 18.04 LTS server (update from 15.??) running on a board with only 2 ethernet ports. how can i work with netplan, i can not find the yaml?
[16:48] <TJ-> sven_: the YAML files should be added in /etc/netplan/
[16:49]  * tomreyn got /etc/netplan/01-netcfg.yaml
[16:50] <tomreyn> it may not get created on upgrades, you may need to do so yourself
[16:51] <sven_> -bash: cd: netplan: No such file or directory
[16:51] <sven_> can someone help me with this? i have done it 2 times but i loss the ssh and need to restart everything
[16:51] <sven_> i have no display or input on the device itself
[16:55] <tomreyn> is netplan.io installed?
[16:56] <sven_> i don't think it
[16:56] <teward> sven_: you said you upgraded from 15.x?  Is this a 'fresh install' or did youa ctually upgrade from 15.x to 16.04 and then to 18.04?
[16:56] <teward> IIRC there's no 15.x -> 18.04 direct migration path
[16:56] <sven_> over 16.04
[16:57] <sven_> it's a orange pi R1, i have not the skill for building a image so i update one of them to the new version
[17:20] <rbasak> How did you get Ubuntu Server on the device in the first place?
[17:21] <teward> rbasak: might've had an OLD image back in the 15.x days?
[17:22] <sven_> yes i had the old image from the orange pi website
[17:26] <sven_> i did the installation as said here https://askubuntu.com/questions/1034711/how-to-enable-netplan-on-ubuntu-server-upgraded-from-16-04-to-18-04 with dhcp yaml
[17:26] <sven_> after apply the ssh connection droped
[17:36] <tomreyn> most soc dev boards provide a console you can attach via gpio, usb2serial or similar
[17:37] <tomreyn> sort this out first. and then try a clean install using netinstall.
[17:37] <tomreyn> or debootstrap
[17:37] <tomreyn> or connect the storage to another system, urnning it in a VM.
[17:40] <sdeziel> sven_: If you upgraded from 16.04, I believe your 18.04 install will still be using ifupdown by default. The transition to netplan is a manual process IIRC
[17:41] <sven_> ok thanks i will first look the console op
[17:45] <mybalzitch> netplan is default in 18.10
[18:37] <cyphermox> mybalzitch: is default in 18.10; but only for new installs. upgrades from previous releases remain on ifupdown.
[18:42] <teward> cyphermox: is there documentation to switch to Netplan from ifupdown from those upgrades?
[18:42] <teward> just curious since I have two 14.04 boxes I"mma be updating soon enough :P
[18:42] <teward> 16.04 *
[18:42] <teward> bah stupid AUTOCORRECT
[18:44] <cyphermox> teward: to switch you install netplan.io and write the new configuration file; and then remove /etc/network/interfac*
[18:44] <teward> huh, simple.  nice.
[18:44] <teward> thought it'd be harder, having to rip out the remaining ifupdown stuff xD
[18:45] <teward> cyphermox: does Netplan also handle `lo` config?
[18:45] <teward> because I'm still seeing the loopback interface being configged by /etc/network/interfaces on 18.04...
[18:45] <teward> and my 18.10 container too it seems
[18:55] <cyphermox> networkd handles that by itself
[19:15] <teward> ah nice
[19:44] <lunaphyte> why won't the installer let me use the flash drive in this list?  it's ghosted: https://ibin.co/4Td2rknFrVNv.png
[19:44] <lunaphyte> it sure would be nice if it would tell me why
[19:45] <teward> is the flash drive your installation media?
[19:45] <teward> lunaphyte: if not, it's < 1GB in size, that may be why.
[19:45] <sarnold> lunaphyte: could you file that for a bug report?
[19:45] <teward> *and* should probably be a bug
[19:45] <teward> blah beaten by seconds!
[19:45] <sarnold> lunaphyte: I could guess at a few reasons but, like you said, ti'd be nice to know *why*
[19:45] <lunaphyte> sarnold: sure, which package?
[19:46] <teward> probably subiquity?
[19:46] <lunaphyte> teward: yeah, that was my guess too.  just would be nice to not have to guess
[19:46] <sarnold> yes, I think subiquity
[19:46] <lunaphyte> ok
[19:46] <sarnold> well three guesses is plenty good start :) hehe
[19:46] <lunaphyte> i have a larger flash drive i'll use to compare, so i can include that detail
[20:17] <lunaphyte> seems to support the hypothesis: https://ibin.co/4TdCk0t6YdE7.png
[20:21] <sarnold> lunaphyte: how did you boot the installer? just to doublecheck it's not on the small drive, is it?
[20:21] <lunaphyte> it's not, yeah
[20:22] <sarnold> also .. that corruption at the top, is that in the 'real' screen too?
[20:22] <sarnold> okay, cool
[20:22] <lunaphyte> it is.  that's just the crappy idrac avocent remote console crappiness
[20:23] <sarnold> sigh :) 2019...
[20:23] <lunaphyte> ha :)  well in my world, sometimes it's not 2019 :p  this is an old poweredge 1950
[20:24] <sarnold> hah, predating fortran and cobol!
[20:24]  * sarnold runs
[20:34] <lunaphyte> i wish i could log into launchpad with my firefox configuration
[20:36] <lunaphyte> something about a couple of my extensions makes it not work, without fiddling around a bunch
[20:38] <sdeziel> lunaphyte: it's a long shot but I noticed that LP is allergic to referrer stripping, maybe that's your case?
[20:38] <lunaphyte> it probably is
[20:38] <lunaphyte> i just haven't had the motivation to poke at it
[20:38] <lunaphyte> enthusiasm?
[20:39] <lunaphyte> that's probably a better word
[21:46] <tops> i get 404 on http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/ubuntu-16.04.4-server-amd64.iso
[21:48] <teward> because that's not a valid link anymore, it's 16.04.5 now
[21:48] <teward> use http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/ubuntu-16.04.5-server-amd64.iso
[21:50] <tops> thanks teward
[22:11] <lunaphyte> i feel like i'm on the truman show
[22:11] <lunaphyte> now the flash drive i finally got 18.10 installed on causes the server to pause during post
[22:11] <lunaphyte> however that's even possible
[22:12] <lunaphyte> and it took probably close to 2 hours to even do the install in the first place.  just sat on "installing kernel" for probably a good hour and a half
[22:12] <lunaphyte> i thought it was locked up
[22:23] <TJ-> lunaphyte: you're not having a lot of luck
[22:30] <lunaphyte> it really has just been one thing after another


[11:20] <mdke> cjohnston: hey
[14:06] <cjohnston> hey mdke !
[14:06] <mdke> hey cjohnston
[14:06] <cjohnston> how goes
[14:06] <mdke> not bad, you?
[14:06] <cjohnston> little tired.. just got off work
[14:07] <mdke> ouch
[14:07] <mdke> you work nights?
[14:07] <cjohnston> I work 24 hours at a time
[14:07] <mdke> whoa
[14:08] <mdke> time for bed then :)
[14:08] <cjohnston> lol
[14:08] <cjohnston> bbiaf


[01:43] <qwebirc15543> hello, I upgraded Mythbuntu to 2.8 on 16.04 and since then when ever I turn off the tv the video is disabled and I must log out or restart Ubuntu (through vnc) with the tv on to get video back.


[00:21] <Bwarf> In Ubuntu 9.10, if you press the keys 'asdf' in the reverse order (f, d, s, a) but do it REALLY fast, you'll still get typed 'asdf' and not 'fdsa'. For fast typers this is a problem as although we press a certain key before some other key timely, it still gets typed in the wrong position. So we have to slow down.
[00:22] <Bwarf> it's easy to try in any textbox or editor, and pretty interesting to observe
[09:15] <MTecknology> there's something that makes me feel kinda giddy inside about installing my own kernel... one that's been stripped down very very far
[09:24] <MTecknology> Is the KSM issue fixed this time around?
[19:52] <emma> unquery
[19:54] <matti> emma: ?
[19:59] <emma> matti: sorry i was doing something with irssi (trying to use /foreach to close all my many query windows since i've been gone for a week), but I did it wrong. :)
[19:59] <matti> Oh.
[19:59] <matti> ;]
[20:19] <dhillon-v10> matti, hey what's up, happy new year :)
[20:19] <matti> dhillon-v10: Hello! Happy New Year :)
[20:19] <matti> dhillon-v10: How are you?
[20:20] <dhillon-v10> matti, pretty good what about you
[20:21] <matti> I am all right.
[20:21] <matti> Lack of sleep tho.
[20:21] <matti> ;/
[20:59] <RoyK> hi all. anyone awake?
[21:03] <jk> RoyK: slightly
[21:06] <RoyK> this seems to be ever so slightly kernel related https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/471163
[21:06] <ubot3`> Malone bug 471163 in linux "kernel 2.6.31-14 report error in eth9x module" [Undecided,Confirmed]
[21:07] <RoyK> i'll test with the ppa mainline kernel first
[23:04] <matti> dhillon-v10: Take care ;]
[23:04] <matti> Night.


[20:15] <herli> when i checked my ip adress at school (where we had to connect with the internet through an proxy)  the ip adress was different than my ip adress at home (host OS), which is normal. if i would have checked my guest OS's ip adress at school and at home, would the two ip adresses also differ?sorry for my questions and english


[00:09] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- Unapproved: accepted tmux [source] (bionic-proposed) [2.6-3ubuntu0.2]
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[02:03] <kc2bez> infinity: tsimonq2 asked me to talk to you about 2 CVE's we have in Calamares. CVE-2019-13178 and CVE-2019-13179
[02:03] <kc2bez> We need to update the version and re-spin the iso for disco.
[02:05] <kc2bez> Cherry picking an individual patch would be time consuming.
[02:10] <tsimonq2> Can confirm. We're looking to update to the 3.2.11 release via a security team proposed PPA -> disco-proposed -> disco-security fun dance, unless you'd like to skip the middle step, since we'd run tests anyway.
[02:10] <tsimonq2> I'm mentoring kc2bez on the packaging bits.
[06:40] <infinity> kc2bez, tsimonq2: We don't generally respin installation media unless the bugs are amazingly dire.
[08:23] <Laney> vorlon: bos01 is back
[08:24] <Laney> ah, man, I missed a chance for an Eminem reference
[08:48] <apw> Laney, how ... just how
[08:49] <Laney> amateur
[08:52] <cjwatson> LP Debian imports are working again
[09:04] <doko> \o/
[09:16] <Ukikie> Thank you very much, cjwatson!
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[12:21] <rbalint> the systemd sru for disco is not in eoan yet because systemd ftbfs in eoan for other reasons
[12:22] <rbalint> infinity, ^
[12:22] <infinity> rbalint: Oh, that's irksome.  What "other reasons"?
[12:22] <infinity> Toolchain changes making it sad?
[12:23] <rbalint> infinity, i guess so: https://launchpad.net/~rbalint/+archive/ubuntu/scratch2/+build/17239449
[12:24] <infinity> rbalint: What does one search for to find the actual failures in that log?
[12:24] <infinity> Ahh, FAIL uppercase.
[12:25] <infinity> Segfaults.  Well, that's fun.
[12:26] <infinity> rbalint: Alright, I can process the SRU without eoan.  Is the cherrypick queued up in a VCS or some such so we don't forget it?
[12:27] <rbalint> infinity, https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+git/systemd/+ref/ubuntu-eoan
[12:27] <infinity> rbalint: Excellent.
[12:27] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- Unapproved: accepted systemd [source] (disco-proposed) [240-6ubuntu5.2]
[12:28] <infinity> rbalint: +1 for commit attribution to Jeremy too.
[12:29] <infinity> (I mean, it was a simple backport, but I like to see community people get cred here and there)
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[14:38] <tseliot> sil2100: hey, I have just uploaded a fix ^ for the issues mentioned in LP: #1834603 . Can you have a look, please?
[14:41] <sil2100> tseliot: on it in 5 minutes!
[14:41] <tseliot> sil2100: great, thanks a lot :)
[15:03] <sil2100> tseliot: a quick question: I see "/bus/acpi/drivers/NVIDIA ACPI Video Driver" rules dropped in the upload, those are not needed anymore?
[15:04] <tseliot> sil2100: that was removed in a merge request (originally in Eoan), since the code was more prone to race conditions.
[15:06] <tseliot> sil2100: and their testing was based on hybrid graphics, which is why the ACPI line was there too. So I think we can safely get rid of that
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[15:07] <sil2100> Ah, ok! All clear then o/
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[15:07] <tseliot> :)
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[16:17] <kyrofa> Hey bdmurray, we're blocked on a no-change rebuild of python-pygraphviz in bionic's unapproved queue, any chance you could help?
[16:18] <bdmurray> kyrofa: there's always a chance ;-)
[16:19] <kyrofa> Haha, pretty please, then?
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