[00:05] <mutante> oerheks: kind of fair, "execute the configure script" sounds awfully close to "execute a config file"
[00:07] <oerheks> someone told me once, a configure file has config scripts too, but his url made clear what he was looking for
[00:23] <illuminated> oerheks: there's an actual file named configure that is a script.  generally with a configure script you do ./configure
[00:26] <smellsLikeGoatSp> hello everyone, I am in the process of flashing ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS on a pendrive, however I dont seem able to complete the SHA256 key verification successfully
[00:26] <illuminated> oerheks: you can pass parameters to the configure script.. some common ones are --prefix --mandir --bindir and some others.  then you usually follow a configure with 'make all install'
[00:28] <smellsLikeGoatSp> In particular, https://paste.ubuntu.com/25769202/ , I am following https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/tutorial-how-to-verify-ubuntu?_ga=2.19899505.838278965.1508372310-1153412866.1495710854#3
[00:28] <smellsLikeGoatSp> I did use port :80 as I believe my uni firewall was blocking the default
[00:43] <TheNH813> Send help I broke lxpanel. XD
[00:43] <TheNH813> It won't autostart when I log in.
[00:43] <TheNH813> Even though it's in ./config/lxsession/autostart
[00:44] <TheNH813> If I run it manually from a terminal it works fine.
[00:44] <TheNH813> Any idea what I did to it?
[00:44] <TheNH813> All I did to break it was issue sudo service lightdm restart to kill off all logged in sessions.
[00:44] <TheNH813> Because one has a frozen application that wouldn't quit.
[01:23] <Guest48666> is their any decent books on linux kernel development :\-----<
[01:25] <drown> hello looking for some help importing id_rsa.pub to my ubuntu sso account.
[01:25] <drown> I just created one following instructions I'm trying to set it up because I'm going to be installing ubuntu-core
[01:29] <incog> anime made your son gay
[01:29] <bazhang> incog, wrong channel
[01:35] <roobi> test
[01:36] <acylon> test test
[01:36] <roobi> check mic 1 2 3
[01:36] <roobi> check check
[01:36] <acylon> wickywickywickytat
[01:36] <roobi> "yea can I get a little more in my monitors?"
[01:36] <roobi> "a little more yea"
[01:38] <roobi> ok acylon are you ready to rock?
[01:39] <acylon> oh yeah
[01:39] <bazhang> roobi, ubuntu support issue?
[01:39] <roobi> No sorry, just idling to help others
[01:39] <bazhang> take the chatter elsewhere please roobi
[01:39] <acylon> i came on to see when artful aardvark release can be downloaded
[01:40] <roobi> bazhang: chan police?
[01:40] <bazhang> acylon, check #ubuntu-release-party
[01:40] <oerheks> wait in #ubuntu-releaseparty for the announcement
[01:40] <acylon> tyvm!
[01:40] <bazhang> roobi, just stay topical here, enough offtopic chatter
[01:41] <incog> is this your turf bazhang?
[01:53] <nashpotato> I may be in the wrong place here, but is this a good place to ask questions I believe to be simple or someone might be able to point me in the right direction?
[01:54] <bazhang> nashpotato, ubuntu issue here
[01:54] <oerheks> ask, wait and see?
[01:55] <jas> no point asking to ask, just ask xD
[01:55] <nashpotato> I recently have done a little work with a ubuntu server that I installed a desktop on and was hoping someone could help me figure out how to have it autosign in and auto-run the minecraft server under that user so that I can easily get to it after power outages and the such
[01:55] <nashpotato> I asked if it was the right place first because the subreddit said no support questions there and got here from there
[01:57] <bazhang> nashpotato, did you have a question there yet?
[01:58] <nashpotato> I sent it, did you not see? I will re-send
[01:58] <nashpotato> I recently have done a little work with a ubuntu server that I installed a desktop on and was hoping someone could help me figure out how to have it autosign in and auto-run the minecraft server under that user so that I can easily get to it after power outages and the such
[01:59] <bazhang> nashpotato, you put a gui on a ubuntu server install, and want it login and auto restart your minecraft server if it goes down in storms and such
[01:59] <nashpotato> Yes so that all I have to do is hit the power button
[01:59] <nashpotato> I plan on not having it connected to peripherals, just power and internet
[01:59] <oerheks> sign into the desktop, and go systemsettings > useraccounts, and set automatic login
[02:00] <bazhang> nashpotato, the power button is a shutdown
[02:00] <nashpotato> After power outage it will be off though
[02:00] <oerheks> and add minecraft to startup applications
[02:01] <oerheks> after power-outage, not sure your machine will boot automaticly.. or your router is ready
[02:02] <nashpotato> The machine will not boot automatically, had one earlier today. I'm guessing I can find that in BIOS on my own though, it will not let me select automatic logon
[02:02] <oerheks> you won't find that in your bios, read back please
[02:04] <nashpotato> Okay, I am mostly concerned with the auto sign-in and auto run, but I cannot select auto login for the user
[02:04] <vin3> 17.10 already launched?
[02:05] <oerheks> vin3, no
[02:06] <nashpotato> I did not realize that I had to unlock the settings I got the automatic signin set up now
[02:06] <vin3> ty
[02:09] <nashpotato> oerheks, thank you for your help
[02:09] <oerheks> have fun!
[02:16] <rzito> hi
[02:17] <rzito> hi
[02:17] <bazhang> ubuntu support issue rzito ?
[02:17] <rzito> none
[02:17] <rzito> looking for dark web chat
[02:17] <bazhang> we chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic rzito
[02:18] <bazhang> rzito, theres none of that on freenode
[02:18] <rzito> can you point me in the direction
[02:18] <bazhang> rzito, NO
[02:18] <rzito> oh well
[02:28] <helloiamnotthe1> hello,
[02:28] <helloiamnotthe1> what time does 17.10 drop?
[02:29] <bcowan> when it’s hotte
[02:29] <dax> helloiamnotthe1: there isn't a set time, it's released whenever the release team finishes their checklist
[02:29] <Ben64> helloiamnotthe1: some time in the next 30 hours, probably
[02:29] <dax> ^
[02:30] <helloiamnotthe1> i can get the beta now, and just update it right
[02:30] <dax> yes
[02:31] <dax> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ is the very latest thing
[02:31] <helloiamnotthe1> thanks will install now
[02:31] <dax> alrighty. if you run into trouble with it, support is in #ubuntu+1 until the actual release
[02:32] <dax> (and it, of course, may still have major issues that the release won't)
[02:34] <ssd> can anyone help wirh ubuntu 16.04  have issues with the harddrive
[02:34] <Bashing-om> !details | ssd
[02:35] <ssd> my disk utility is listing 6 smd loopbacks
[02:38] <guero> what is this chat room for
[02:39] <drown> Neeed help importing rsa_id.pub to Ubuntu SSO account?
[02:39] <Swabby> Is there a best practice way of running Ubuntu on Windows? I know you can do this with VMWare...
[02:39] <bcowan> guero: Ubuntu help etc
[02:40] <Toadisattva> dual boot will probably give best results
[02:40] <drown> bcowan, do you mean INSIDE WIndows?
[02:40] <drown> Swabby I mean
[02:40] <Swabby> yeah...
[02:41] <drown> You can use Openbox.
[02:41] <Swabby> thnx drown i will check this out
[02:42] <drown> Openbox is a free VM software.
[02:42] <drown> But your processor needs to be somewhat new
[02:42] <drown> Like the last 7 years
[02:42] <drown> AND it would be best if it was a decent multicore processor.
[02:44] <bcowan> drown: don’t u mean virtualbox?
[03:03] <ssd> hello
[03:53] <sha1-lol> can i install ubuntu without LVM, with LUKS, and without swap?
[03:53] <Gallomimia> uh... yep
[03:53] <sha1-lol> how
[03:54] <Gallomimia> well, you have to click thru the box where it yells at you for doing no swap
[03:54] <Gallomimia> go into the custom setup there, configure it all manually
[03:54] <sha1-lol> but then how do i do luks with it
[03:54] <Gallomimia> luks is the word for encrypted volume
[03:55] <Gallomimia> so it will use luks if you pick crypto in the custom setup
[03:57] <sha1-lol> is the custom setup in ubiquity?
[03:57] <sha1-lol> or do you mean the "something else" thing
[03:58] <Gallomimia> the something else thing
[03:58] <sha1-lol> ok i don't see encrypted partition in something else
[03:58] <Gallomimia> well this is like expert mode
[03:58] <sha1-lol> here's a screenshot of what i see http://i.imgur.com/rfMKJeO.png
[03:58] <Gallomimia> you have to pick all the things you want set up, and say where you want them mounted, how you want them used
[03:58] <sha1-lol> yep
[03:59] <sha1-lol> i did all that and i'm ready to add root but i don't see a way to encrypt it
[03:59] <Gallomimia> pick physical volume for encryption
[03:59] <Gallomimia> from that menu there
[03:59] <sha1-lol> oh i'm dumb
[03:59] <sha1-lol> so sorry
[03:59] <Gallomimia> the other two are great. boot and efi
[03:59] <sha1-lol> facepalm
[03:59] <Gallomimia> i think that's only step 2 out o3
[03:59] <Gallomimia> but yeah
[04:00] <Gallomimia> if you facepalm at this part, i hesitate to help you further, you get?
[04:00] <Gallomimia> i don't want you to be able to screw up your computer this bad but not fix it
[04:00] <sha1-lol> no i know how to fix it
[04:00] <Gallomimia> okay :)
[04:00] <sha1-lol> i facepalmed because i didn't see the option that was right in front of my face
[04:00] <Gallomimia> im just saying, i'm staring at two monitors that don't get much cool stuff showing on them on account of the nasty crypto setup that i can never fix
[04:02] <sha1-lol> sorry to hear that :(
[04:02] <sha1-lol> i must be the only one who prefers a single partition for / and /home
[04:02] <Gallomimia> well, i got smart and put it on a raid5 see
[04:03] <Gallomimia> so i figured having it all inside an lvm would make things easy to manage later.
[04:03] <sha1-lol> yeah
[04:03] <sha1-lol> in that case sure
[04:03] <Gallomimia> it was. i could move things around and make new partitions and stuff
[04:03] <Gallomimia> sliced off a new one near the start to have more than one distro
[04:04] <Gallomimia> but... it's been a real headache. mostly i find, because of my mainboard. it's so anti linux, should have caught fire by now
[04:06] <sha1-lol> oof
[04:06] <sha1-lol> anyway i have to reboot now because the kernel hasn't picked up on partition changes
[04:07] <sha1-lol> i'll brb (i mean *right* back. this is an SSD after all)
[04:08] <Gallomimia> the installer crashed. we'll send a bug report and a developer will tend to the problem as soon as possible
[04:08] <Gallomimia> yeah. i'm sure.
[04:09] <sha1-lol_> hi
[04:14] <sha1-lol> if _systemd_is_evil why do you use #ubuntu?
[04:14] <sha1-lol> or do you?
[04:16] <Gallomimia> uhm, well. drivers.
[04:16] <Gallomimia> packaged drivers with no source code. just binary blobs. those are evil too
[04:16] <Gallomimia> but what other choice do we really have>
[04:16] <troopest> Hello guys;  I been looking for 3 days all over forums/suggestions but I am almost giving up. Been triyng to set up a stream from a VPS (ubuntu 16) ; but whenever I go live on twich it shows a black screen. Is it even possible to stream from a virtual cpu (like a vps)? Or am I wasting my time
[04:16] <sha1-lol> Gallomimia: what does that have to do with systemd?
[04:17] <sha1-lol> troopest are you gaming on the VPS? what are you streaming?
[04:17] <Gallomimia> well it's along for the ride, like a dirty hitchiker
[04:17] <Gallomimia> troopest: if its a vps, it doesn't usually have any graphics to stream. what graphical UI do you have running?
[04:17] <troopest> sha1-lol I am trying to stream a flash-based game (browser based) called haxball (haxball.com)
[04:18] <troopest> let me check Gallomimia
[04:18] <mva> hi there!
[04:19] <Gallomimia> hello
[04:19] <sha1-lol> Gallomimia: i think some FSF-approved distros use systemd
[04:19] <troopest> Gallomimia  I have Xfce Desktop envirornment  (not sure if this answers your question)
[04:19] <LACampbell> hello. I'd like to be able to output different chars using CapsLock+number+letter. It doesn't look like I can make chords like that using XModmap. Is there an alternative I could use?
[04:19] <mva> can somebody here help me a bit, with running 16.04 ubuntu in LXC container under LibVirt on 16.04 host? It seems, there is some issues that I can't fix :-/
[04:20] <Gallomimia> troopest: it does not. just because you have it, doesn't mean it's running. i assume you want the vps to boot up an xwindowing environment and run a browser. i'm pretty sure it's not doing any of that
[04:20] <mva> 1) it doesn't limit container memory and processor cores to the values, specified in domain xml
[04:21] <mva> 2) somewhy, systemd throws a ton of messages similar to this: `Failed to reset devices.list on /system.slice/libvirt-bin.service/system.slice/-.mount: Operation not permitted`
[04:21] <troopest> @Gallomimia I do have chromium installed and I can even see and play the browser-based game; I am only having issues with the streaming -I get a black screen
[04:21] <mva> (with different paths after "slice")
[04:22] <Gallomimia> oh. well, maybe you have to make sure that the streaming program is hooked to the right "display" or "$DISPLAY"
[04:22] <troopest> I am not particularily sure how to do this, would you mind being a little more specific so I can try
[04:25] <mva> LACampbell: isn't XCompose what you want?
[04:25] <drown> Does anyone here know how to import an ssh key into Ubutnu SSO
[04:25] <drown> ?
[04:27] <sha1-lol> ok which device do i choose for bootloader installation? i chose /dev/sda last time but that wouldn't boot (EFI or legacy)
[04:27] <sha1-lol> do i choose sda1 (EFI) or sda2 (boot)?
[04:27] <drown> sda2 boot would be the one...
[04:27] <sha1-lol> ok
[04:27] <drown> cause it has a boot flag.
[04:28] <drown> What are you trying to boot? Ubuntu? And is there a Windows installation on this same disk?
[04:28] <sha1-lol> no i'm trying to install ubuntu
[04:28] <sha1-lol> no windows
[04:28] <drown> oh
[04:28] <drown> so wait.
[04:29] <drown> are you in the Ubiquity installer??
[04:29] <sha1-lol> yes
[04:29] <Gallomimia> argh. this thing is frustrating.
[04:29] <Gallomimia> sha1-lol: i always get the same problem
[04:29] <drown> So you have already gone through installation once?
[04:29] <sha1-lol> ok well it's an SSD so i have time to just try each option and reboot
[04:29] <sha1-lol> yes
[04:29] <sha1-lol> first time i selected /dev/sda and it wouldn't boot at all
[04:29] <drown> Hmm
[04:30] <drown> The disk is blank otherwise?
[04:30] <sha1-lol> also /dev/sda1 was given the boot flag last time, not /dev/sda2
[04:30] <sha1-lol> yes
[04:30] <sha1-lol> brand new from the store
[04:30] <drown> Yeah it's show showing sda2 probably because it sees that sda1 has a boot flag already
[04:30] <sha1-lol> what's showing sda2?
[04:31] <drown> THe Ubiquity installer.
[04:31] <sha1-lol> ubiquity wasn't suggesting i install the bootloader on sda2
[04:31] <sha1-lol> it was suggesting i install it on sda
[04:31] <drown> When you did it last time it set the sda1 to boot most likely
[04:31] <sha1-lol> yes
[04:31] <Gallomimia> try sda2
[04:31] <sha1-lol> not sda1?
[04:31] <Gallomimia> well that's efi
[04:31] <sha1-lol> i'm pretty sure my motherboard doesn't speak ext2 though...
[04:32] <drown> Most likely you have a boot flag and an installation on sda1, but that's just a guess.
[04:32] <Gallomimia> those seem backwards to me
[04:32] <drown> Your motherboard speaks ext2, all of them do.
[04:32] <drown> You shouldn't be using ext2 though.
[04:32] <drown> you should be using ext3 or 4.
[04:32] <sha1-lol> just for the /boot
[04:32] <Gallomimia> i am. for the efi and boot partitions
[04:32] <drown> What version of Ubuntu are you isntalling?
[04:32] <sha1-lol> 17.04
[04:32] <sha1-lol> (17.10 wasn't available for download yet)
[04:33] <drown> It should be suggesting ext3 or 4 as the filesystem
[04:33] <drown> ext1 2 3 4 are all filesystem types
[04:33] <sha1-lol> yeah for /
[04:34] <drown> the / is the root directory
[04:34] <Gallomimia> very clever
[04:34] <Gallomimia> and now /boot is the other directory. you follow yet?
[04:34] <drown> When you install Ubuntu it usually creates two partitions sda1 and sda2 the first one is the OS isntall the second one is the swap partition
[04:34] <sha1-lol> yeah i follow Gallomimia
[04:34] <Gallomimia> well that's not what he's doing drown
[04:35] <sha1-lol> drown i'm explicitly *not* doing swap yeah
[04:35] <sha1-lol> and i'm doing LUKS too
[04:35] <drown> I've no experience with LUKS I forget what that is
[04:35] <Gallomimia> that's the crypto containers
[04:35] <drown> Ah.
[04:35] <Gallomimia> so you write an ext4 filesystem inside the luks container
[04:36] <drown> But the real FS is ext2?
[04:36] <Gallomimia> and you have another partition called /boot
[04:36] <drown> Very interesting, I'll brb
[04:36] <Gallomimia>  /boot loads, does a few things, asks you to decrypt, and then mounts the real /
[04:36] <Gallomimia> aw i missed him?
[04:37] <sha1-lol> yes
[04:37] <sha1-lol> :(
[04:37] <Gallomimia> always stupid thing messes around
[04:37] <Gallomimia> my system is powered down again. hate that
[04:37] <drgx2x> Y
[04:38] <sha1-lol> here's what i'm gonna do: http://i.imgur.com/X5Q7JM3.png
[04:38] <sha1-lol> look good?
[04:38] <sha1-lol> or did you say sda2? :|
[04:40] <sha1-lol> f it
[04:40] <sha1-lol> i'mma install bootloader to sda1
[04:41] <Gallomimia> sha1-lol: i think its sda2 since that's /boot
[04:41] <sha1-lol> oops
[04:41] <Gallomimia> install it to all of them
[04:41] <sha1-lol> too late :(
[04:41] <Gallomimia> give it a go
[04:41] <sha1-lol> yeah i'll try that next lmao
[04:41] <sha1-lol> love this: just after choosing my time zone it's "almost finished"
[04:42] <hide4> test
[04:42] <sha1-lol> congrats hide4, your IRC client works
[04:42] <sha1-lol> :P
[04:42] <hide4> thank you sha1-lol
[04:42] <sha1-lol> you're welcome, hide4-lol
[04:43] <TJ_> thought 17.10 was releasing today?
[04:43] <sha1-lol> me too :\
[04:43] <blistov> what causes long kernel load time? like, 8 seconds  with an SSD. it's the longest part of my boot process.
[04:44] <blistov> only thing i can really see is a 3-4 second delay while mounting root
[04:44] <sha1-lol> i think your kernel hasn't had its morning coffee yet
[04:44] <EriC^^> blistov: try systemd-analyze blame
[04:44] <sha1-lol> also systemd-caffeine
[04:44] <sha1-lol> :>
[04:44] <blistov> it's not systemd thats taking the time. it's the kernel load itself.
[04:44] <blistov> or am i confused.
[04:44] <TJ_> try another kernel
[04:44] <TJ_> like xanmod
[04:45] <TJ_> https://xanmod.org/
[04:45] <blistov> like, i remember ubuntu booting in about 3-4 seconds not too long ago.
[04:45] <blistov> but the kernel load time has been steadily increasing, but i've sorta been lazy about my hacking lately (too busy doing boring stuff) so i've no idea what's been going on for the past year or so.
[04:46] <blistov> systemd blame doesn't really show me anything. Once the kernel is loaded, everything is snappy.
[04:46] <blistov> really think swapping kernels will halp?
[04:46] <blistov> (god this takes me back to the gentoo days).
[04:47] <TJ_> its way easier now than old days
[04:47] <sha1-lol> ok Gallomimia install is done
[04:47] <sha1-lol> fingers crossed
[04:48] <TJ_> xanmod installs from just adding a repository and using apt-get to install it, two commands
[04:48] <blistov> @TJ_, yea, but "easier" confuses the crap out of me. I'm good as long as it's not all obfucated to hell.
[04:48] <LACampbell> mva: thanks a lot, that looks like exactly what I was looking for (Xcompose). it was really hard to google for, cheers
[04:50] <blistov> @TJ_ and by easier, i mean i come from a background of YEARS of configuring and compiling kernels by hand :p
[04:53] <blistov> yea, zero difference with xanmod kernel. 8 second kernel load time.
[04:53] <blistov> :(
[04:53] <blistov> no good for embedded.
[05:06] <lotuspsychje> morning alkisg
[05:06] <drown> Hello
[05:06] <alkisg> Good morning lotuspsychje, good morning all :)
[05:06] <drown> Does anyone in here know anything about improting ann ssh key to Ubuntu SSO?
[05:06] <drown> I'm trying to do it, and I'm having trouble...
[05:07] <sha1-lol> ok so sda{,1} didn't work
[05:07] <sha1-lol> (if you know your shell well you'll know what that means)
[05:07] <drown> I'm sorry sha1, what happens?
[05:07] <sha1-lol> i couldn't boot when the bootloader was installed to sda or sda1
[05:07] <sha1-lol> i'll try sda2 next but i have much less hope this time
[05:08] <sha1-lol> is it possible to do the default LVM encrypted install (ie not "something else") and then remove swap afterwards?
[05:08] <drown> Sha1 if you complete installation, you don't need to install again, you just need to know why you can't boot.
[05:08] <sha1-lol> but it's less work to just reinstall
[05:08] <drown> You can do the regular installation without LVM
[05:08] <sha1-lol> clearly i can't cause when i try i can't boot
[05:09] <drown> I do regular installs all the time and never use LVM
[05:09] <sha1-lol> >_>
[05:09] <drown> I do setup a wap though
[05:09] <sha1-lol> do you do LUKS too?
[05:09] <sha1-lol> and EFI?
[05:09] <drown> No I've never used LUKS
[05:09] <sha1-lol> you should encrypt your disk
[05:09] <drown> and I've only had to use EFI one time.
[05:09] <drown> I have no reason to Encrypt my disk.
[05:10] <sha1-lol> the only real way to erase data (especially on an ssd) is to encrypt all data in the first place, then throw away the key
[05:10] <drown> that's fine I understand that.
[05:10] <drown> I don't use an SSD either lol
[05:10] <drown> Not yet anyways.
[05:10] <sha1-lol> ok so with this option: http://i.imgur.com/nelmjV4.png
[05:10] <drown> I just have Hillary Clinton remove my data.
[05:10] <sha1-lol> >_>
[05:11] <sha1-lol> it's gonna create a swap partition, but at least it's gonna boot lmao
[05:11] <sha1-lol> can i remove the swap afterwards
[05:11] <drown> I dont understand why it wont boot without a wap though, doesn't make any sense.
[05:11] <sha1-lol> what's a wap
[05:11] <drown> I have an Arch installation I'm on right now, and no swap
[05:11] <mva> :-/
[05:11] <drown> SWAP***
[05:11] <sha1-lol> oh
[05:11] <sha1-lol> it's not that it won
[05:11] <sha1-lol> 't boot without a swap
[05:12] <sha1-lol> it's that when i run the installer in a way that allows me to not do a swap partition, it doesn't boot
[05:12] <sha1-lol> and when i do it in the way that installs a swap partition (i assume) it will because that's what i did on my last disk
[05:13] <drown> Yes, but choosing something else is something most people do.
[05:13] <sha1-lol> oh well
[05:13] <drown> And you say your using EFI rather than UEFI?
[05:13] <drown> Have you disabled Secure boot and fast boot?
[05:14] <sha1-lol> oh when i say EFI i mean UEFI
[05:14] <drown> Yes even better because I don't thin kEFI supports fast boot or secure boot
[05:15] <drown> But alot of times people have to disable those, but with Ubuntu it really shouldn't be aproblem cause they have support for secure/fast boot
[05:15] <drown> Is the SSD the ONLY disk?
[05:15] <sha1-lol> yes
[05:15] <drown> And if so, I'm assuming you've set it to boot first before anything else in the BIOS?
[05:15] <sha1-lol> yes
[05:15] <sha1-lol> in the EFI firmware*
[05:15] <drown> And what message do you get
[05:16] <drown> ah we still call it BIOS
[05:16] <drown> even if it isn't.
[05:16] <sha1-lol> No bootable media found or similar
[05:16] <drown> But I'm assuming you can get a LIVEusb to boot?
[05:16] <sha1-lol> yes, as that's how i'm talking to you
[05:16] <sha1-lol> and i booted the live usb with EFI
[05:16] <alkisg> !bootinfo
[05:17] <alkisg> sha1-lol: what's the output of this script? ^
[05:17] <sha1-lol> well i just re-initialized my SSD's partition table so i don't think that'll help you
[05:17] <drown> never used it, but it's worth a try
[05:17] <sha1-lol> unless it wil
[05:17] <alkisg> sha1-lol: nah, if you're in the process of reinstalling, do that
[05:18] <drown> So no one here has ever imported SSH keys to Ubuntu SSO? I have to do this in order to install Ubuntu-Core
[05:18] <sha1-lol> gotta reboot. "an error occured while configuring encrypted volumes"
[05:18] <sha1-lol> brb
[05:18] <drown> I've had LVM encryption bite me before, which is why I prefer not to use it.
[05:20] <mva> isn't it somebody who runs 16.04 lxc container on libvirt on 16.04 host here? :-/
[05:21] <lotuspsychje> mva: better ask your real iisue mate
[05:21] <sha1-lol_> !help
[05:21] <MrHooper> I was trying to use kamailio with lxd but it appeared to rely on dnsmasq so I gave up on it
[05:24] <mva> lotuspsychje: well, I already did it a bit above :) But if nobody can help with exactly it, I'd pretty fine with just looking at domain definition of working instance :)
[05:25] <mva> and, well, ok, I'll repost issue:
[05:25] <mva> 1) it doesn't limit container memory and processor cores to the values, specified in domain xml (i.e. `free` in the container shows all the amount of the memory, and lscpu shows all the cores of CPU)
[05:25] <mva>  2) somewhy, systemd throws a ton of messages similar to this: `Failed to reset devices.list on /system.slice/libvirt-bin.service/system.slice/-.mount: Operation not permitted` (although it is *priveleged* container)
[05:27] <littey> what is the busybox command in ubuntu
[05:27] <littey> and what is the equivalent of that in RHEL distributions?
[05:27] <Ben64> you'd have to ask rhel support about rhel
[05:28] <Fretegi> evening guys
[05:28] <littey> Ben64: sure but what about the busybox command thats an ubuntu command i presume
[05:28] <Ben64> BusyBox - The Swiss Army Knife of Embedded Linux
[05:29] <Fretegi> would someone mind taking a look at a samba issue?
[05:29] <MrHooper> !help
[05:29] <alkisg> littey: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/busybox => basically a set of utilities used in initramfs
[05:29] <lotuspsychje> mva: can this help? https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/lxd.html
[05:30] <Fretegi> i can manually navigate to the share using the engrampa (or whatever mates file manager is) but i cannot mount it manually
[05:30] <Fretegi> https://pastebin.com/qrk0w65V
[05:31] <Fretegi> thats the line i have in my fstab, and /etc/hosts has the proper ip for the share
[05:32] <MrHooper> Fretegi: I would start by turning on any debug/logging, attempt to perform your desired operation again, and then closely examine logs
[05:33] <MrHooper> Fretegi: at least by doing that you can gather more information that may be helpful to you
[05:33] <alkisg> Fretegi: also, try that command from a shell, without using fstab
[05:34] <Fretegi> MrHooper, typical samba vague output.  the only thing i find is in dmesg says failed with code 6
[05:35] <mva> lotuspsychje: unfortunatelly, it doesn't :-/
[05:36] <lotuspsychje> mva: best way to solve your issue is repeat here once in a while with all details, ubuntu version, kernel version,steps tryed etc
[05:36] <krwq> hello, how do I mount usb device without changing fstab as regular user? when I click usb drive icon on UI I can mount the device but when I mount using command line it tells me that only root can do that
[05:36] <alkisg> krwq: udisksctl mount -b /dev/sdb1
[05:37] <Fretegi> seems like a syntax issue... but i dont understand.. the share is /server1 on the server itself... so the fstab line should be //ip-here/server1
[05:37] <krwq> thanks alkisg
[05:37] <Fretegi> or am i missing something?
[05:37] <alkisg> np
[05:37] <Fretegi> i get the same output manually tring to connect
[05:38] <lotuspsychje> !mount | krwq
[05:38] <alkisg> Fretegi: paste specific errors here
[05:38] <alkisg> lotuspsychje: mount doesn't really work for regular users...
[05:38] <Fretegi> [   76.198824] CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -6
[05:38] <Fretegi> all i get lol
[05:38] <alkisg> Fretegi: not in dmesg, but in the shell output
[05:39] <Fretegi> mount error(6): No such device or address
[05:39] <Fretegi> same thing basically
[05:39] <alkisg> mount -t cifs etc etc
[05:39] <alkisg> What's your command line like?
[05:41] <Fretegi> alkisg, /mnt/server# mount -t cifs //server/server1 /mnt/server/ -o credentials=/home/tom/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8
[05:41] <Fretegi> alkisg, oh wait... do i need to specify the workgroup?
[05:44] <alkisg> Fretegi: does it work if you put the ip there, instead of the hostname?
[05:44] <Fretegi> alkisg, nope
[05:45] <Fretegi> alkisg, but i can ssh into it using either the IP or the hostname so i know both resolve correctly
[05:46] <Ben64> what error does the mount command show
[05:47] <Fretegi> mount error(6): No such device or address
[05:47] <Fretegi> Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g. man mount.cifs)
[05:47] <Ben64> well there you go
[05:48] <Fretegi> but why
[05:48] <Ben64> probably because you have the wrong device or address or samba isn't running
[05:48] <alkisg> Fretegi: do you have a /mnt/server directory?
[05:48] <Fretegi> i can ssh into the machine, and navigate to the share via the mate gui
[05:48] <Ben64> ssh != samba
[05:48] <Fretegi> works just fine that way, but cant manually mount it.. i understand prolly a syntax issue but what is it?
[05:49] <Fretegi> alkisg, i do
[05:49] <Ben64> try smbclient -L ip
[05:50] <lotuspsychje> marken: best not join irc as root
[05:50] <lotuspsychje> marken: logout and come back as normal user
[05:52] <Fretegi> Ben64, appears to see the share
[05:53] <Ben64> did you have to log in
[05:53] <Fretegi> asked me for my pw yes, but just shows the shares, cannot browse them
[05:54] <Fretegi> just listed the shares
[05:54] <Fretegi> https://pastebin.com/fA30H8hP
[05:54] <Ben64> well thats what the command i gave does
[05:54] <Fretegi> but yes, asked for my pw and my samba user pw worked fine
[05:55] <Ben64> not seeing server1
[05:55] <Fretegi> holy geeze....
[05:55] <Fretegi> there is the syntax part....  glaring at me the whole time
[05:58] <Fretegi> Ben64, done!  man im sorry for wasting your time... feel like the first day over here....  i was using the friggen path to the share on the device not the share name within samba.. so a borked syntax as we thought in the beginning
[05:58] <Ben64> no problem
[06:05] <Fretegi> ok callin it quits, have a good one guys.  thanks again for the help
[06:20] <terfysgwr> Having some pretty gnarly apt-get errors http://paste.ubuntu.com/25770482/ started with emacs only - (this 00debian part), suggested fix was purging dictionaries-common, and reinstalling. Just added it to the issue. Not sure how to proceed as I dont know the original problem still
[06:21] <terfysgwr> sudo apt-get dictionary-commons returns an almost identical error. it doesnt want to fully configure to the the emacs error in the paste above
[06:24] <lkh> shouldn't "update-manager -c" inform about 17.10 as of today?
[06:24] <dax> 17.10 isn't out yet
[06:25] <dax> i would expect it 12-24 hours from now, but the correct time is "whenever the release team is done with their checklist"
[06:25] <lkh> ah, I see, I thought so becaus of the aardvark directory on archive.ubuntu.com ...
[06:35] <fricks> hi, is there a data repair utility for bad or damaged cylinders on a EXT4 drive?
[06:40] <UB8-8> Hello, I am sure this has been asked a 1001 times, but WHEN is UBUNTU 17.10 releasing? I am writing from Spain. It's 08:40AM here :P
[06:41] <UB8-8> Hi
[06:41] <UB8-8> Anyone?
[06:41] <alkisg> !patience
[06:47] <inspiron> DALnet
[06:50] <lkh> let me repeat what dax told me an hour ago: "whenever the release team is done with their checklist"
[06:51] <dax> yep. there is no set time. any set time you find, including the one on Launchpad, is a placeholder and not in any way informative :)
[06:57] <C00kie> morning -)
[06:58] <C00kie> How to load the kernel modules ip_conntrack and ip_conntrack_tftp / OA: Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS
[06:59] <C00kie> sudo modprobe don't work
[07:00] <C00kie> or has Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS a new corresponding module?
[07:04] <hateball> C00kie: modinfo ip<tab> doesnt show conntrack at least
[07:10] <stk_> Hi, people!
[07:19] <alkisg> C00kie: don't know about conntrack, but to list available modules, run something like: find /lib/modules/ -name '*conntrack*'
[07:20] <C00kie> hateball: i found the solution, the name has been changed  from ip_conntrack_tftp to nf_conntrack_tftp
[07:21] <C00kie> alkisg: i found the solution, the name has been changed  from ip_conntrack_tftp to nf_conntrack_tftp
[07:22] <linqqqqqqq> hello
[08:11] <illuminated> I am using teamviewer on an ubuntu guest running in oracle virtualbox on windows  7 to connect to a windows 10 virtual machine on esxi that I'm using the wsus rsat tool to admin a wsus server.  haha.  I'm hoping to dump windows 7 on this box and natively install ubuntu at some point.
[08:16] <vimart> Hi
[08:16] <vimart> Has anybody notice problems with Firefox after upgrade?
[08:16] <vimart> I did upgrade my Ubuntu last night and Firefox crashed two times within and hour.
[08:19] <bussduck> join #docker
[08:43] <promille> Hi. Isn't 17.10 planned to be released today? I tried "do-release-upgrade" from 17.04, but i get "No new releases" in return
[08:43] <promille> (not the exact output, but something to that effect)
[08:43] <Ben64> sometime in the next 23 hours probably
[08:44] <promille> OK thanks :)
[08:45] <promille> Excited about gnome :)
[08:45] <MJ_Nor> http://releases.ubuntu.com/17.10/
[08:45] <MJ_Nor> Seems to be there now :)
[08:46] <alkisg> Haha, they have i386 images for the server version but not for the desktop version :D
[08:47] <promille> Strange
[08:47]  * alkisg waits for http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-mate/releases/17.10/ ...
[08:47] <promille> Probably working like crazy to get it released though
[08:48] <alkisg> They said they deprecated i386, but I didn't expect them to release a server i386 iso
[08:51]  * alkisg wonders if this one is for raspberry pi... http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases/artful/release/ubuntu-17.10-preinstalled-server-armhf+raspi2.img.xz
[08:52] <taha> Hey every1, has 17.10 not hit the repos yet? It won't show up with "update-manager -c"
[08:53] <promille> taha: doesn't show in do-release-upgrade either.
[08:53] <taha> promille: OK. gotta wait US guys I guess
[08:54] <promille> taha probably soon :)
[08:55] <Ben64> sometime in the next 23 hours probably
[09:00] <Thumpxr> hopefully soon ;)
[09:01] <Claptrap_> Hey guys! Do you know when ISOs for 17.10 will be online? I have some free time right now and I'd like to install it.
[09:04] <Claptrap_> ?
[09:05] <mozammel> what time ubuntu 17.10 release will be available ?
[09:06] <taha> mozammel: we are waiting, no info on that so far
[09:12] <sazawal> I am having problems in connecting the university wifi. It is WPA2/PEAP/MSCHAPv2/No Certificate on Ubuntu 16.04. I can easily connect it on my Android, but not on the laptop. I have gone through some forums and tried to edit /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/<NetworkID> but with no results.
[09:14] <sazawal> Downgrading wpasupplicant is a solution some have suggested and worked for some too. But I skeptical about it, plus I have no idea how to downgrade a latest version package with so many dependencies
[09:14] <vimart> funny, just did run Firefox on root and is working without problems :-/
[09:15] <Guest68870> 17.10 paradigm shift when?
[09:15] <Guest68870> tc says "19th october"
[09:15] <Guest68870> now is 19th october
[09:18] <v3n0m> ubuntu 17.10 released?
[09:18] <brainwash> !17.10
[09:19] <Guest68870> hopefully canonical is not going to pull a doom 3
[09:19] <Guest72666> Hi, everyone
[09:20] <v3n0m> hi
[09:20] <Guest72666> Wasn't today the day when Ubuntu 17.10 was going to be released?
[09:21] <Ben64> yep
[09:21] <brainwash> sazawal: I would check the system log (journalctl)
[09:21] <v3n0m> Its taking quite time to be updated on the download section of website
[09:21] <Guest72666> Oh, ok. Thank you.
[09:21] <v3n0m> though its here : http://releases.ubuntu.com/17.10/
[09:22] <Guest68870> dang
[09:22] <Guest72666> I'm having a problem with samba.
[09:22] <v3n0m> I think that's the official iso.
[09:22] <Guest72666> And Ubuntu 17.04
[09:22] <v3n0m> But still let it come on the website and then I'll download.
[09:22] <brainwash> sazawal: where did you read about downgrading wpasupplicant?
[09:22] <Guest68870> 2017-10-18 18:53
[09:22] <Guest68870> journalists can't even do their jobs
[09:22] <Guest68870> tf
[09:23] <Guest72666> I can't access any media stored in a Windows machine via samba
[09:23] <Guest72666> I could yesterday, though.
[09:23] <Guest72666> I don't know what happened.
[09:24] <brainwash> Guest72666: what error message do you get?
[09:24] <sazawal> brainwash: Here, https://askubuntu.com/questions/690032/after-upgrade-to-15-10-wifi-to-a-corporate-network-wpa2-is-not-working-anymore
[09:25] <sazawal> brainwash: I am not sure what keyword to look in journalctl. Maybe I should try reconnecting and then check the journalctl
[09:25] <brainwash> sazawal: yes. try that
[09:25] <Guest72666> brainwash None. I just open Caja (MATE) and click on network, then Windows network, and nothing appears there.
[09:25] <brainwash> sazawal: also, did you check https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wpa ?
[09:25] <Guest72666> It doesn't see any printers either.
[09:26] <hliasant> Guest72666: can you ping the machine that is hosting the samba server?
[09:26] <Scienide> anyone know what time the 17.10 download link goes on the main page btw? also, will there be any real difference between Gnome Ubuntu and the main Ubuntu distribution? mostly what they preinstall?
[09:27] <Guest72666> hliasant Yes, I can even control the windows machine via VNC.
[09:27] <brainwash> Guest72666: the windows Fall Creators Update comes to mind. was the system upgraded yesterday/today?
[09:27] <sazawal> brainwash: Thanks, I didnt check the big reports, it is often too technical for me. So, I search on askubuntu forums instead. This man has exactly the same problem as me, https://askubuntu.com/questions/929680/cant-connect-to-wpa2-enterprise-peap-network . The thread is unsolved.
[09:28] <Guest72666> brainwash You mean Ubuntu?
[09:28] <brainwash> Guest72666: windows 10
[09:29] <Guest72666> brainwash Oh, sorry. I don't think so. I can access media and print from Mac Os.
[09:29] <Guest72666> via samba
[09:29] <brainwash> ok
[09:30] <Ben64> Guest72666: smbclient -L ip
[09:31] <Guest72666> Ben64 WARNING: The "syslog" option is deprecated
[09:31] <Guest72666> Ben64 session setup failed: NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE
[09:32] <Ben64> then you have the wrong logon
[09:33] <Guest72666> Ben64 This is what I get when I do "sudo service samba status":
[09:33] <Guest72666> ● samba.service
[09:33] <Guest72666>    Loaded: masked (/dev/null; bad)
[09:33] <Guest72666>    Active: inactive (dead)
[09:33] <hliasant> Guest72666: Do you have credentials to access the smb?
[09:34] <Guest72666> hliasant Yes.
[09:34] <Ben64> according to the error you do not
[09:34] <hliasant> Guest72666: smbclient -U <username> -L <IP>
[09:34] <Guest68870> currently installing 17.10 (Paradigm Shift)
[09:34] <hliasant> it then asks for a password
[09:34] <Guest68870> will report soon
[09:35] <Guest72666> As far as I know, the password's still the same it always has been.
[09:36] <hliasant> Guest72666: yeah, did you type that in the smbclient command?
[09:36] <Guest72666> hliasant No, I didn't, sorry.
[09:37] <Guest72666> hliasant I'm going to do it right now.
[09:37] <hliasant> Guest72666: report back :)
[09:39] <Guest72666> hliasant Connection to <IP_ADDRESS> failed (Error NT_STATUS_RESOURCE_NAME_NOT_FOUND)
[09:39] <Guest72666> NetBIOS over TCP disabled -- no workgroup available
[09:41] <Guest68870> From installation menu
[09:42] <Guest68870> "Supported software:
[09:42] <Guest68870> Flash"
[09:42] <Guest68870> so it wasn't a paradigm shift after all
[09:42] <mzKas> Hello ppl
[09:43] <mitmf> LibUSB 1.0 required to compile rtl-sdr <— what’s wrong?
[09:43] <mitmf> CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:70 (message):
[09:43] <mitmf>   LibUSB 1.0 required to compile rtl-sdr
[09:44] <Ben64> aren't you the dude on some unsupported raspbian offshoot
[09:44] <mitmf> what you mean? Ben64 ?
[09:45] <Ben64> you're running some unsupported raspbian offshoot on a raspberry pi. this is #ubuntu
[09:45] <Guest72666> hliasant Whenever I try to install the printer, it asks me to verify the Samba service is marked as trustworthy at firewall settings...
[09:45] <mitmf> but i just do it on ubuntu
[09:45] <mitmf> :(
[09:45] <Guest72666> But the firewall is actually disabled.
[09:45] <brainwash> mitmf: install libusb-1.0-0-dev
[09:46] <Ben64> mitmf: sudo apt install rtl-sdr
[09:47] <mitmf> thanks brainwash :)
[09:47] <mitmf> brainwash: how?
[09:47] <Ben64> mitmf: sudo apt install rtl-sdr
[09:47] <brainwash> mitmf: it's the package name
[09:48] <mitmf>  apt intall rtl-sdr
[09:48] <mitmf> E: Invalid operation intall
[09:48] <Ben64> it's "install" not intall
[09:48] <mitmf> oh
[09:48] <mitmf> :|
[09:49] <mzKas> quick question, 17.10 will be released today right? im still using rc...
[09:49] <mitmf> Ben64: error is same
[09:49] <mitmf> lol
[09:49] <Ben64> whats the error
[09:49] <promille> mzKas: yes, we're waiting for it
[09:49] <mboard> mitmf you are running it with root access?
[09:49] <mitmf> No package 'libusb-1.0' found
[09:49] <Ben64> thats not rtl-sdr
[09:49] <mzKas> promille, ty ^^ thought it was just me :P
[09:49] <promille> i think its 1.0.0
[09:49] <Ben64> if you want rtl-sdr install rtl-sdr
[09:49] <promille> apt-cache search libusb
[09:49] <Ben64> don't have to do this library stuff at all
[09:53] <taha> mzKas: how has your system been with RC? any major problems?
[09:54] <mzKas> taha, not really, no
[09:54] <sazawal> brainwash: Sorry, it took time. Here is the output of journalctl while i was connecting to the wpa network, https://pastebin.com/eDQ21WFb
[09:54] <mzKas> i havent stress tested yet though
[09:54] <mzKas> just normal use
[09:54] <mzKas> browsing, mailing (thunderbird) etc
[09:55] <mzKas> skype, slack, not much
[09:55] <taha> mzKas: I see, still cool, they have come a long way, it was stressful with older releases :)
[09:55] <mzKas> when i tried alpha 2 or 3, dont really remember, i had trouble installing almost everything
[09:56] <mzKas> it would "crash unexpectedly" every time
[09:56] <mzKas> with just a fresh install
[09:56] <mzKas> remmina didnt work
[09:56] <mzKas> really bad experience
[09:57] <mzKas> but now everything works at lease what i use daily
[09:57] <mzKas> *least
[09:57] <taha> I think it's due to switch from X to Wayland
[09:57] <mzKas> alpha didnt have wayland yet i think, not so sure
[09:58] <taha> do you have it now with RC?
[09:58] <mzKas> have to boot my personal laptop, but i think so
[09:59] <brainwash> sazawal: not sure. I suggest to file a bug report and attach this log snippet
[10:00] <mzKas> im in beta 2 after all :o no wayland
[10:00] <sazawal> brainwash: I see. I will do probably if I dont find a fix.
[10:01] <brainwash> sazawal: you should test with the wpasupplicant package from trusty (version 2.1), and maybe from debian oldstable also (version 2.3)
[10:01] <mozammel> I'm currently using ubuntu GNOME 17.04, I want to upgrade to 17.10, but I'm afraid that I will lose all my email in of Evolution. is there any way to avoid it ?
[10:02] <Ben64> backup
[10:04] <brainwash> sazawal: the debian one can be obtained from https://packages.debian.org/jessie/wpasupplicant
[10:04] <Guest72666> What does "unit samba.service is masked" actually mean?
[10:04] <brainwash> masked = disabled
[10:05] <mozammel> anybody knows when ubuntu 17.10 will be available to download ?
[10:06] <vitalkanev> mozammel: Later this day or so... Mostly tomorrow
[10:06] <mozammel> its already 10:06 GMT
[10:07] <mozammel> I see.
[10:10] <Anthaas> Is there a way to make applications not have their menu bar showing by default?
[10:11] <Impatient1> guys, is the release listed here: http://releases.ubuntu.com/17.10/ the final one? Can I download the ISO and burn it?
[10:11] <sazawal> brainwash: Thanks, I downloaded the old version. But first I have to remove the latest version. On the synaptic when I try to remove wpasupplicant, it says that Network Manager and ubuntu-gnome-desktop will be removed. They are important packages, I am not sure if I should go on with uninstalling them.
[10:12] <brainwash> sazawal: you shouldn't have to remove the current version
[10:12] <vitalkanev> Impatient1, yep. I don't even see the 'beta' word
[10:12] <sazawal> brainwash: Oh, so I just install the old version deb package?
[10:12] <brainwash> sazawal: it will be removed/replace during the downgrade process
[10:12] <brainwash> yes
[10:12] <sazawal> brainwash: I see. Let me try this first then.
[10:13] <Impatient1> @vitalkanev Thanks
[10:20] <sazawal> brainwash: It worked! I installed the old version and restarted the laptop.
[10:21] <Solskogen> Ubuntu Server was announced that it came with the new Subiquity installer, but to me it seems like the installer is the same as it "always" was
[10:21] <Solskogen> is there a special iso to download to use that?
[10:22] <sazawal> brainwash: Now I see an update of wpasupplicant in the package manager, which I obviously don't want to upgrade. How would I suppress the upgrade of this particular package and install all others. I usually upgrade the packages from apt command or from the ubuntu notification window.
[10:23] <avii> Hy
[10:23] <brainwash> sazawal: with can prevent updates with "sudo apt-mark hold wpasupplicant"
[10:24] <nick265468463513> @search vallista
[10:24] <brainwash> sazawal: woops. the beginning of my sentence got messed up :)
[10:25] <sazawal> brainwash: No worries. I tried apt-mark and it works. Thanks a lot
[10:25] <sazawal> brainwash: So in the future if I want to upgrade wpasupplicant. I do dist-upgrade right?
[10:26] <brainwash> sazawal: you "unhold" it first
[10:26] <brainwash> or install a newer .deb manually
[10:27] <brainwash> that should reset the hold status also
[10:27] <sazawal> brainwash: Okay. Thanks you saved my day. Are you an Ubuntu developer?
[10:29] <brainwash> nope sazawal
[10:30] <brainwash> I guess a dev would keep mentioning to file a bug report, and therefore to properly fix this issue
[10:30] <brainwash> :P
[10:32] <brainwash> there's version 2.6 packaged for debian (experimental), but it may not install cleanly
[10:32] <brainwash> due to newer dependencies
[10:33] <sazawal_> brainwash: Sorry, I missed the first part of your sentence.
[10:33] <Ben64> sazawal_: bad idea to use an old version
[10:34] <johnnybegood> Does anybody know what will happen to additional installed display managers when upgrading to 17.10? Will their existence remain on my system?
[10:34] <sazawal_> Ben64: I can understand. But the internet just doesn't work without the downgrade. I didn't find any other fix on the internet.
[10:35] <Ben64> sazawal_: have you heard of krack
[10:35] <sazawal_> Ben64: No, what is it?
[10:35] <Ben64> big new wireless vulnerability
[10:35] <brainwash> Ben64: trusty and debian oldstable do included the fix
[10:35] <hateball> sazawal_: https://www.krackattacks.com/
[10:36] <Ben64> not if you downgrade wpa-supplicant!
[10:36] <Ben64> using older packages is usually a bad idea, but this is extra bad
[10:36] <brainwash> care to explain?
[10:36] <Ben64> look at the site hateball linked
[10:36] <brainwash> the packages are patched
[10:37] <hateball> ...
[10:37] <Ben64> not if you use an old version
[10:38] <brainwash> sazawal_: which package version did you install exactly?
[10:38] <sazawal_> Ben64: Yes I never use old packages. There seems to be no other way to connect to the university internet. I don't know how a latest android package smoothly connects to the network and the latest ubuntu package (free of vulnerabilities) doesn't.
[10:38] <brainwash> we are talking about "old" as in from an older (but still supported) ubuntu/debian release
[10:39] <sazawal_> brainwash: I have installed wpasupplicant 2.3-1 deb8u5
[10:39] <sazawal_> brainwash: I see. I am very intermediate in computers.
[10:39] <Ben64> what os is this
[10:40] <sazawal_> Ben64: Ubuntu 16.04 Gnome
[10:40] <Ben64> on what kind of computer
[10:40] <sazawal_> A new Thinkpad bought last year
[10:40] <Ben64> so why are you using a totally non ubuntu wpasupplicant
[10:41] <brainwash> Ben64: please read the backlog
[10:42] <sazawal_> Ben64: Perhaps you missed the problem I posted. I couldn't connect to the University network, it is WPA2 Enterprise/PEAP/MSCHAPv2. My android phone connects and works smooth.
[10:42] <sazawal_> and No certificate
[10:42] <Ben64> wow so you suggested installing a package from a different disto
[10:42] <Ben64> thats a horrible idea
[10:42] <brainwash> that is how you debug a problem
[10:42] <brainwash> it is not
[10:42] <Ben64> no, that's how you create more problems
[10:43] <brainwash> is that a problem?
[10:43] <brainwash> no
[10:43] <sazawal_> Ben64: Well more problems or less problems depends on the package. And so far I don't see a problem.
[10:43] <Ben64> installing packages for different versions/distros IS a problem
[10:44] <sazawal_> Ben64: Okay, if you can guide me to a page to download wpasupplicant 2.3 for Ubuntu, I would install it. When I searched, I ended up on the same page as brainwash has sent me.
[10:45] <brainwash> sazawal_: I assume that you would have to compile it from source
[10:45] <Ben64> a patched wpasupplicant 2.3 doesn't exist for xenial
[10:46] <brainwash> so?
[10:46] <sazawal_> Ben64: So what do you suggest?
[10:46] <Ben64> did it work before october 16th
[10:46] <sazawal_> I guess there is 2.1, I read somewhere
[10:46] <v3n0m> its 19th and there is no sign of ubuntu 17.10 on the website
[10:46] <v3n0m> lool
[10:47] <Ben64> v3n0m: cool
[10:47] <sazawal_> I wasnt at the University before October 16. And the home network from a router did work for me before.
[10:47] <Ben64> so you could try the older package from ubuntu and see if you could connect
[10:48] <v3n0m> ben64 I am waiting so much
[10:48] <v3n0m> why they don't update the website?
[10:48] <Ben64> it's not out yet
[10:49] <sazawal_> Ben64: Sorry, I am away from home for 3 months. But I just checked and my home network is WPA Personal. If it stops working with the old version then I will shift back to the newer version.
[10:49] <v3n0m> So when will it be then?
[10:49] <Ben64> sometime in the next 20 hours
[10:50] <johnnybegood> It's already there :D https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArtfulAardvark/ReleaseNotes
[10:51] <Ben64> not yet
[10:51] <sazawal_> Ben64: The worse is that the IT department of the university tried for hours and couldn't fix it. There is a university page where the details for connecting to the network on linux is given. But probably the page is outdated and they dont mention anything about wpasupplicant versions.
[10:51] <Thumpxr> it is, although do-release-upgrade doesnt see it
[10:52] <Ben64> Thumpxr: ergo, it's not out
[10:52] <johnnybegood> ah ok
[10:53] <nast> hi there. How do I tell ufw to route local net traffic <IP_ADDRESS>/24 (incl. broadcast addresses) on specific interface wlp1s0 but keep internet traffic routed to tun0?
[10:54] <simosx> Is Ubuntu 17.10 officially out? Are http://releases.ubuntu.com/17.10/ the final ISOs?
[10:54] <gbs-ufam> yep
[10:54] <Ben64> nope
[10:55] <v3n0m> a yep and no
[10:55] <v3n0m> lool
[10:55] <gbs-ufam> but it is the final one
[10:56] <Ben64> not necessarily
[10:56] <simosx> Probably yes, but the date of the .iso is from yesterday.
[10:56] <gbs-ufam> yesterday mirrors had final beta 2
[10:57] <hliasant> also, the torrent file is from 19th
[10:57] <tomeaton17> I am trying to add a single file to path, and I tried to do it with sym links but it gives me an error "too many levels of symbolic links". What is the best way to add a single file to path
[10:58] <Ben64> put it in a directory by itself and add that directory to path
[10:58] <tomeaton17> I think the program uses other programs in the directory its in however
[11:02] <mzKas> me wants 17.10!
[11:03] <Thumpxr> protip, upgrade with do-release-upgrade -d /s
[11:04] <Ben64> for the development version
[11:05] <CookiePlayMC> Hello
[11:08] <klf> # echo 'ibase=16; 0xe + 0x1' | bc
[11:09] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[11:09] <v3n0m> how come ubuntu budgie 17.10 has 32 bit version when there is no official 32 bit version?
[11:09] <v3n0m> lool
[11:10] <Ben64> theres no 32bit version of ubuntu desktop, the other flavors can do other things
[11:12] <TJ-> v3n0m: Budgie is aimed at lower-powered PCs which may well be older, 32-bit only, CPUs
[11:13] <gbs-ufam> nice, i didnt knew this distro
[11:13] <gbs-ufam> i use a hp tablet as notebook, could be nice for me (hp x2 pro 612 g1)
[11:18] <v3n0m> but if the official ubuntu 17.10 does not support it
[11:18] <v3n0m> how does it support?
[11:28] <hio> How do I fix the behavior of 'apt search' ? it returns packages that merely internally somehow depend on the search term. obviously when im searching, i am seraching for a package name
[11:29] <geirha> apt search --names-only searchterm
[11:30] <geirha> (described in man 8 apt-cache)
[11:31] <hio> now I have to type all that out every time
[11:31] <geirha> if you want better control than that, I suggest installing and using aptitude
[11:31] <TJ-> hio: "apt-cache search -n ...."
[11:31]  * BluesKaj just uses a package manager as a reference
[11:31] <TJ-> hio: see "man apt-cache"
[11:31] <BluesKaj> like synaptic or muon
[11:32] <TJ-> BluesKaj: doesn't help on a server or in a VM/container/chroot etc. :)
[11:33] <BluesKaj> TJ-, yeah, well i use neither of those
[11:43] <mzKas> hey, is http://mirror.pnl.gov/releases/17.10/ the final release?
[11:44] <mzKas> it dates 18-10
[11:45] <Sicnus> Looks like the website isn't updated for anything 17.10 related just yet.  Maybe later in the day.
[11:45] <TJ-> mzKas: release.ubuntu.com has the final images so if mirrors are updated it is
[11:45] <mzKas> yeah but in the mirrors there is and it doesnt say beta or rc
[11:45] <TJ-> mzKas: typo. releases.ubuntu.com
[11:46] <mzKas> so its on, website just not updated yet
[11:46] <mzKas> yey
[11:47] <demophobia> Is there dictation software better than espeak to listen to text?
[11:49] <TJ-> !info libttspico-utils | demophobia
[11:52] <OlofL> I just updated to 17.10. Now my alt+mouse drag wont movie windows, but instead its superkey + drag. How do I revert this?
[11:52] <ddoobb> Any way to get windows like peek on taskbar hover?
[12:08] <yudi> hello
[12:08] <yudi> anyone is here
[12:09] <demophobia> I've found that searching the Synaptic Package Manager for 'speech' (as well as the Internet on this question) turns up Festival and other results.
[12:09] <demophobia> goodnight yudi
[12:10] <yudi> nice
[12:10] <roler> running ubuntu 17.10 beta2 now - curious when the final is released, do I just do apt update/upgrade? or is it recommended that I reinstall? I haven't ran a beta ubuntu before
[12:11] <daveomcd> can i upgrade to 17.10 from terminal? I tried sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade dist-upgrade but nothing
[12:11] <Ben64> daveomcd: when it officially comes out yes
[12:11] <Ben64> roler: yep
[12:11] <kostkon> daveomcd, that's not how you do a release upgrade though
[12:11] <roler> yep which one :)
[12:12] <daveomcd> oh!
[12:12] <daveomcd> when does it offically come out? I just read about it coming out and assumed !
[12:14] <demophobia> daveomcd, 17.10 = 2017, october
[12:14] <demophobia> it's YY.MM
[12:14] <geirha> should be officially released some time today. Just relax and check back in the morning
[12:14] <TJ-> daveomcd: use do-release-upgrade
[12:15] <daveomcd> ok thanks!
[12:15] <TJ-> releases.ubuntu.com and many mirrors already have the ISO images
[12:15] <demophobia> does using the LTS mean less problems will be encountered?
[12:16] <roler> demophobia: not necessarily. just means its supported longer ( security fixes, etc )
[12:16] <TJ-> demophobia: LTSs try to be very stable; in-between releases are more geared to moving to newer upstream versions of packages where we may have problems... those are mostly ironed out (hopefully) by the next LTS
[12:17] <geirha> and you don't have to upgrade twice a year
[12:18] <demophobia> sounds like i'm on the right track, then, though i was tempted to be envious of daveomcd "getting new features"
[12:18] <daveomcd> demophobia, :)
[12:31] <freakyy> omg ubuntu is released today :D
[12:39] <Sicnus> I'm still getting "Development" version when I try and upgrade
[12:39] <Sicnus> "Welcome to the Ubuntu 'Artful Aardvark' development release"
[12:39] <Ben64> yep
[12:47] <krashekspress> I upgraded to 17.10 and now my kernel says its lowlatency, is that fine, should I switch to generic?
[12:48] <freakyy> what is a lowlatency? ... for audio low latency?
[12:48] <freakyy> krashekspress: how do u see ur kernel is lowlatency?
[12:49] <ddoobb> 17.04 point release out? How can I find out?
[12:49] <krashekspress> uname -r returns 4.13.0-16-lowlatency
[12:49] <freakyy> ddoobb: 17.10 is released today
[12:49] <freakyy> oh for me its generic strange ;D
[12:50] <ddoobb> I mean specifically the point release.
[12:50] <krashekspress> first time I see lowlatency in kernel name, that's why I'm asking
[12:50] <ddoobb> At which LTS users get notification to upgrade
[12:50] <freakyy> ddoobb: sorry i dont know what a point release is ;D u mean the new 17.04.x
[12:50] <freakyy> ?
[12:50] <freakyy> is 17.04 LTS?
[12:50] <freakyy> i thought 16.04 is
[12:51] <vin3> 17.10 launched already?
[12:51] <freakyy> vin3: no
[12:51] <vin3> :(
[12:51] <ddoobb> Oh yeah point release is only for LTS
[12:51] <freakyy> go to #ubuntu-release-party and type in !isitout
[12:51] <vin3> yay ty freakyy
[12:51] <freakyy> vin3: np ;D
[12:54] <warri0rr> ;; def f(x):\nreturn x
[12:54] <warri0rr> ops
[12:56] <Claptrap_> Hey guys! Do you know when ISOs for 17.10 will be online?
[12:56] <freakyy> Claptrap_: i dont know but i already run 17.10 ;D
[12:57] <freakyy> as beta
[12:57] <freakyy> ;D
[12:57] <Claptrap_> All articles say the release day is October 19th
[12:57] <Claptrap_> But I have been waiting all day and nothing
[12:57] <Claptrap_> :(
[12:57] <freakyy> on omgubuntu.co.uk they say its already out
[12:57] <freakyy> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/10/ubuntu-17-10-release-features
[12:58] <freakyy> Claptrap_: check that article
[12:58] <freakyy> ;D
[12:58] <Claptrap_> damn it they uploaded the ISOs but didn't update the website
[12:58] <Claptrap_> thx
[13:00] <ddoobb> What do I gain by upgrading from 16.10 to 17.04
[13:01] <vin3> Guys, I'm in 17.10 beta2. Can I update by dist-upgrade normally?
[13:02] <freakyy> vin3: yes u can
[13:02] <vin3> ty freaky
[13:02] <freakyy> vin3: wait
[13:02] <vin3> ok
[13:02] <freakyy> vin3: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade && sudo apt dist-upgrade
[13:02] <freakyy> do it like this
[13:02] <BluesKaj> vin3, no, sudo do-release-upgrade
[13:02] <vin3> hummmm. ok ty
[13:03] <BluesKaj> if you mean th new ubuntu release
[13:04] <BluesKaj> works for 17.04
[13:05] <freakyy> he already has 17.10 beta
[13:05] <freakyy> r u sure u have to do do-release-upgrade if he already has ubuntu17.10?
[13:05] <freakyy> i dont do it like that
[13:05] <BluesKaj> ok , then i stsnd corrected , should have scrolled up
[13:05] <vin3> no new release...
[13:06] <vin3> I think dist-upgrade
[13:06] <freakyy> yea its upgrade && dist-upgrade
[13:06] <freakyy> always do upgrade before dist-upgrade
[13:06] <vin3> but ty BlueKaj
[13:06] <freakyy> ;D
[13:06] <BluesKaj> vin3, not if your on 17.10 already . freakyy is correct
[13:06] <freakyy> ;D
[13:06] <vin3> yay ty guys...
[13:06] <freakyy> np hf ;D
[13:07] <allure> hey guys... why is that ubuntu asks me for a password when I try to ssh to another machine from the command line?
[13:07] <freakyy> allure: because u have a password on the other machine?
[13:07] <BluesKaj> vin there might be a few new packages if you've been updating and upgrading daily when the release is official
[13:07] <freakyy> oh wait
[13:07] <BluesKaj> vin3,^
[13:07] <TJ-> allure: because you need to log-in on the remote machine
[13:07] <freakyy> allure: if u have a different user account u have to write<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[13:08] <allure> yeah, but it is my local system asking the password
[13:08] <freakyy> so eg<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[13:08] <freakyy> allure: strange, did u use sudo?
[13:08] <TJ-> allure: what command are you using?
[13:08] <hola> hola
[13:08] <allure> nope, no sudo
[13:08] <allure> just ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[13:08] <estacion5_> hola
[13:08] <allure> I have a ssh key there
[13:08] <vin3> what packages? BluesKaj?
[13:08] <TJ-> allure: the key is added to the root account of the remote machine?
[13:08] <allure> TJ-: yes
[13:08] <BluesKaj> vin3, dunno
[13:09] <TJ-> allure: use "ssh -vvv ..." to get debug output
[13:09] <estacion5_> how are you
[13:09] <allure> nice idea TJ-
[13:09] <TJ-> allure: maybe the key isn't being used.
[13:09] <allure> sec
[13:09] <vin3> BluesKaj, ty
[13:10] <TJ-> allure: do you have many different local SSH IDs (keys)
[13:10] <allure> TJ-: yeah ,it's a permission problem it seems
[13:10] <allure> nope, just the one for now
[13:10] <allure> I will chmod them and test again
[13:12] <allure> should the .ssh directory have 0600 permissions or what?
[13:12] <allure> also, the keys 0600 as well?
[13:12] <TJ-> allure: sometimes with lots of IDs locally you need to use "IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_XXX" and "IdentitiesOnly yes" in .ssh/config for the host entry (or same via command-line) otherwise the client offers up more certs than the remote server will test and it'll fail non-obviously
[13:12] <krashekspress> allure yes
[13:12] <allure> TJ-: thanks
[13:13] <allure> krashekspress: thanks
[13:13] <allure> :)
[13:13] <freakyy> isnt there some tool, which generates a key, puts it on the other side etc. all automatically
[13:14] <freakyy> what is that command called again?
[13:15] <krashekspress> ssh-copy-id<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[13:15] <freakyy> ahy es thanks ;D
[13:15] <allure> krashekspress: yeah, I know that hehe
[13:15] <allure> I have a key created
[13:15] <allure> and already sent there
[13:15] <allure> just have to get the perms right
[13:16] <freakyy> i bought a book yesterday - Learn Python 3 the hard way :D
[13:16] <TJ-> Artful Officially Released  :)
[13:16] <freakyy> i like it ;D
[13:16] <freakyy> yay :D
[13:17] <freakyy> is there any voice channel where ppl celebrate? :D
[13:17] <hateball> !release
[13:17] <hateball> ugh.
[13:18] <hateball> !releaseparty
[13:18] <dserodio> I installed and applied the "Ultra Flat" theme on my Ubuntu 17.04 w/ Unity, but it seems like something (theme engine?) is missing, because GTK doesn't look like the screenshots. How can I troubleshoot this?
[13:18] <hateball> Haha saucy ^^
[13:18] <TJ-> Everyones doing the Timewarp :p
[13:21] <vithiri> Why is the dock at the bottom of the screen at http://www.ubuntu.com? :S
[13:22] <freakyy> id ont know but its easy to set differntly
[13:22] <freakyy> dserodio: try logging in into the right session
[13:22] <vithiri> Yes, it just seems to be a peculiar design decision for the first picture that's displayed at the main site. :)
[13:23] <triceratux> it is the dawning of the age of aardvarkius
[13:24] <ghghgfh> ciao
[13:24] <ghghgfh> hello
[13:24] <ghghgfh> bonjour
[13:24] <freakyy> hi
[13:24] <BluesKaj> !English
[13:25] <ghghgfh> we have raspberry?
[13:25] <freakyy> what ;D
[13:25] <dserodio> freakyy: How do I log in into a different session? I didn't install an alternative desktop, only the default Unity is installed AFAIK
[13:25] <ghghgfh> raspberry pi 3... is fantastic!
[13:26] <freakyy> dserodio: ubuntu-gnome and ubuntu were merged. there is no more unity. when u r at hte login screen, see the that ... umm ... how is it called? knockwheel?
[13:26] <freakyy> and there u can choose ur session
[13:26] <ghghgfh> i'm go out hello!!!!!!
[13:27] <freakyy> well there is unity
[13:27] <freakyy> u can install it but i dont htink they still support it
[13:27] <freakyy> it was abandoned
[13:27] <freakyy> afaik
[13:28] <dserodio> freakyy: I'm running 17.04, which I believe still uses Unity
[13:28] <freakyy> dserodio: i thought u upgraded to 17.10?
[13:28] <dserodio> freakyy: not yet
[13:28] <freakyy> ah ok
[13:28] <freakyy> then i cant help u
[13:28] <freakyy> sorry
[13:29] <Tin_man> dserodio, at the log in screen you can try unity 8 or reg unity
[13:29] <dserodio> ok, thanks
[13:29] <dserodio> brb
[13:30] <klemax>  For video compression, whats the most useful solution?
[13:35] <nszceta> Question for y'all. Is it possible to use a docker image similarly to a command line executable
[13:36] <leftyfb> klemax: the one that fits your needs the best
[13:36] <leftyfb> nszceta: you probably want #docker
[13:36] <Sicnus> Is there a howto on how to upgrade from 17.04 -> 17.10 ?
[13:38] <hateball> !upgrade | Sicnus
[13:38] <leftyfb> sinduck: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArtfulAardvark/ReleaseNotes#Upgrading_from_Ubuntu_17.04
[13:38] <leftyfb> Sicnus: ^
[13:42] <Sicnus> hateball: Should it still say:  "Welcome to the Ubuntu 'Artful Aardvark' development release"?
[13:43] <mitmf> -bash: cmake: command not found <— what’s wrong?
[13:43] <triceratux> guys distrowatch says the 17.10 iso is http://releases.ubuntu.com/17.10/ubuntu-17.10-desktop-amd64.iso but its still dated yesterday. shouldnt i wait for todays desktop image to appear in http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/17.10/release/ along with the server ISOs ?
[13:44] <leftyfb> Sicnus: not if you run your upgrades
[13:45] <leftyfb> mitmf: cmake isn't installed
[13:45] <mitmf> oh then how can i do?
[13:45] <leftyfb> mitmf: install cmake
[13:45] <mitmf> apt-get install cmake or apt install cmake?
[13:45] <leftyfb> mitmf: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware
[13:46] <leftyfb> mitmf: what is it you're trying to do that you need cmake yet don't know how to install software?
[13:47] <mitmf> yes
[13:47] <mitmf> :)
[13:47] <leftyfb> that wasn't a yes or no question
[13:47] <leftyfb> mitmf: why do you need cmake?
[13:47] <mitmf> i install git hub
[13:47] <mitmf> so i need it
[13:47] <leftyfb> mitmf: github or git?
[13:48] <mitmf> github
[13:48] <leftyfb> mitmf: you're trying to run your own github clone?
[13:48] <mitmf> yes
[13:48] <leftyfb> why?
[13:48] <mitmf> installing program
[13:48] <mitmf> No package 'libusb-1.0' found  <— what’s wrong?
[13:49] <leftyfb> mitmf: what program?
[13:49] <mitmf> i don’t know it exactly
[13:49] <leftyfb> I don't know of a single "program" that requires you to install your own github clone
[13:49] <leftyfb> mitmf: what exactly are you trying to accomplish?
[13:50] <tieinv> triceratux, i get todays date here http://releases.ubuntu.com/
[13:50] <mitmf> lol
[13:50] <mitmf> why you want it?
[13:50] <mitmf> it is my private
[13:50] <leftyfb> triceratux: take that up with distrowatch ... 17.10 isn't released yet
[13:50] <maszlo> I hope can craft what the correct question is.  yesterday while at work i updated my notebook from 17.04 to 17.10, no issue.  I get home and get a weird error on boot error of "error invalid video mode specification text, booting in blind mode"  after this it appears that / is mounted in read only and get slew of things failing to start up
[13:50] <leftyfb> mitmf: because I'm pretty sure you're going about this all wrong and there's a simpler way
[13:51] <leftyfb> maszlo: try #ubuntu+1   17.10 isn't released yet
[13:51] <maszlo> I thought this was something of grub and how the stuff is started up, but using recovery complained that was still only read only.  frustrated and late, i shut it down
[13:51] <triceratux> leftyfb: yep will id have to take it up with sourceforge as well http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Linux-Distributions/ xubuntu looks like its ready to go tho
[13:52] <maszlo> leftyfb: oh sorry, thought today was release day
[13:52] <TJ-> leftyfb: Artful has been released
[13:52] <leftyfb> maszlo: It is. But it's still not released. Also, your issue started yesterday.
[13:52] <triceratux> indeed im saying proceed with caution. no sense in installing yesterdays image with todays due in a couple hours
[13:53] <maszlo> leftyfb: true.  thing is that it booted today when back in different location (office)
[13:53] <leftyfb> TJ-: ah, so it has. My bad. They're usually not this quick
[13:53] <TJ-> leftyfb: learning from experience ... eventually... a new leaf with a new alphabet :)
[13:54] <triceratux> i dont think anything changed in the main desktop between yesterday & today so they just greenlighted the image. carry on
[13:54] <TJ-> maszlo: do you have something affecting video modes set on the kernel' command-line? check /etc/default/grub
[13:54] <leftyfb> triceratux: though to be honest, if you're installing a server, unless you know you NEED some particular version of a package only available in 17.10 and not in 16.04, I would stick with 16.04
[13:54] <TJ-> maszlo: or cat /proc/cmdline
[13:55] <maszlo> TJ-: I think i did make it so splash didnt load.. let me check what else could be a mess
[13:56] <triceratux> leftyfb: for real work i positively use 16.04.3. its basically the best distro out there. i have 17.10 installed for reference basically. theyve done a fine job
[13:56] <TJ-> maszlo: which version of GRUB is installed? I'm seeing bugs like this for GRUB v1
[13:57] <maszlo> TJ-: I think  you might be on to something.. I noticed after upgrade i was getting a 30 sec grub time out.  my /etc/default/grub is what i used to have of 3 seconds
[13:57] <maszlo> so something is out of whack
[13:58] <TJ-> maszlo: for GRUB 2/16.04 I'm seeing it can be to do with switching between UEFI and Legacy/BIOS boot modes, too
[13:58] <maszlo> TJ-: i have 2.02-beta3 installed
[13:59] <maszlo> I have my bios do both, legacy first then uefi
[13:59] <maszlo> TJ-: but nothing new changed with that
[14:00] <sfdebug> hi, does anyone know if ubuntu already released a security fix for WPA2 problem?
[14:00] <TJ-> maszlo: is it a UEFI system? in which case try ensuring /etc/default/grub has "GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX=auto"
[14:01] <TJ-> sfdebug: Yes, last Monday
[14:01] <sfdebug> TJ-, how to i know if my system is fixed?
[14:02] <leftyfb> sfdebug: apt-cache policy wpasupplicant|grep Installed
[14:02] <maszlo> TJ-: honestly i am not remembering why i used that option. think its was from booting other OSs.
[14:03] <triceratux> sfdebug: http://lubuntu.me/wpa-vulnerability-fixed/
[14:03] <sfdebug> leftyfb, TJ- , thanks!
[14:03] <leftyfb> sfdebug: that tells you what version wpasupplicant you have installed. You can determine based on the version.
[14:07] <sfdebug> leftyfb, what's de version that is fixed?
[14:07] <leftyfb> sfdebug: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[14:07] <sfdebug> 14.04
[14:07] <leftyfb> what version wpasupplicant are you running?
[14:08] <sfdebug> Installed: 2.1-0ubuntu1.5
[14:08] <TJ-> sfdebug: "apt-get changelog wpasupplicant"
[14:09] <leftyfb> yup, that's the updated version
[14:10] <leftyfb> sfdebug: also, time to upgrade. I would suggest upgrading to 16.04 soon and then to 18.04 in April
[14:13] <Sven_vB> will 18.04 have bt-audio again?
[14:14] <TJ-> Sven_vB: "again" ?
[14:15] <Sven_vB> TJ-, starting 16.04 I couldn't find a way to connect my bluetooth headphones via shell.
[14:15] <slipttees> Hi folks
[14:16] <TJ-> Sven_vB: did you use bluetoothctl ?
[14:16] <slipttees> Set my kylin-greeter default. But have caracters in china. How change this?
[14:16] <Sven_vB> TJ-, no idea, it was long ago. I'll make a note to try that.
[14:18] <TJ-> Sven_vB: when you do, the first commands to issue always should be "agent on" then "default-agent"
[14:18] <TJ-> Sven_vB: then you can use  "scan on", then "devices". use "help" to learn about the other commands for pairing, trusting, etc.
[14:19] <Sven_vB> TJ-, will do, thanks!
[14:23] <nicomachus> \o/
[14:23] <TJ-> For 17.10 before install/upgrade, please read the Release Notes at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArtfulAardvark/ReleaseNotes/
[14:24]  * TJ- hopes to save a lot of brain-ache :)
[14:27] <Pici> !artful
[14:29] <trystarr> hi there
[14:29] <slipttees> wait 18.04 LTS :-)
[14:29] <trystarr> i have a question including the java runtime enviroment
[14:31] <trystarr> my java version is 1.8 and i want to install a programm that needs the 1.6 version otherwise the programm wont start. should i uninstall the 1.8 version or what could i do ?
[14:32] <Uzem> Hi, Do you think I can get a web gui for all the following tasks? Dynamic DNS, Firewall, Proxy, VPS,  Network monitoring, Data traffic monitoring, Backup.
[14:33] <Uzem> I'd use ubuntu as a server in a network and I'd like to remote these things via a gui.
[14:34] <leftyfb> trystarr: you should be able to install multiple versions of java
[14:34] <leftyfb> Uzem: there are solutions. But you are better off using ssh
[14:35] <mgaunard> how do I update grub after having changed /etc/default/grub
[14:35] <mgaunard> there is no update-grub command
[14:35] <leftyfb> mgaunard: if there is no update-grub, then you are not running Ubuntu or have heavily modified it
[14:35] <Uzem> Yes, I will, but I have to solve this as well. No matter how many gui I must instal but must have a surface for everything.
[14:36] <mgaunard> leftyfb, I am running ubuntu 16.04
[14:36] <Uzem> I checked Webmin and ajenti, but there are missing parts. Also I want to use this server as a router.
[14:36] <Uzem> I have to give graphical reorts monthly
[14:37] <Uzem> *reorts reports
[14:37] <leftyfb> Uzem: sounds like you need to hire someone who knows the right tools for such a thing
[14:40] <Uzem> leftyfb: I have a person who does the ssh part of the job, but he doesn't know anything about gui.
[14:40] <leftyfb> Uzem: you know you can create graphical reports without mucking up your server with web interfaces right?
[14:41] <Uzem> leftyfb: No, i didn't know that
[14:42] <leftyfb> Uzem: also, it sounds like you actually want some sort of commercial network appliance. Which would have all these things built in ... with support.
[14:43] <mutante> Uzem: Plesk.. but don't do it, i will dirty saying the word :)
[14:43] <mutante> feel
[14:43] <leftyfb> mutante: what word?
[14:43] <Sicnus> /usr/lib/ubuntu-release-upgrader/check-new-release
[14:43] <Sicnus> Checking for a new Ubuntu release
[14:43] <Sicnus> No new release found.   odd.
[14:44] <mutante> the word "Plesk"
[14:44] <leftyfb> mutante: Uzem never mentioned the word Plesk
[14:44] <Sicnus> Not having much luck.  heh
[14:44] <leftyfb> mutante: nor did anyone else
[14:45] <leftyfb> Sicnus: what version of ubuntu are you running and what version are you trying to upgrade to?
[14:45] <mutante> leftyfb: that's correct. he didn't, i did. he asked for GUI solutions for server administration. i named one. i added that i dont recommend using it
[14:46] <leftyfb> Uzem: regardless, there's logging tools like logstash and logstalgia. There's also sar and sysstat. Then you can use something like rrdtool or just write to csv files and use excel or some other reporting tool to generate your pretty reports
[14:46] <Uzem> leftyfb: Thank you for the ideas
[14:47] <leftyfb> Uzem: those are just a few examples. You should research more
[14:47] <bigpic> Anyone know how to disable 16.04 from auto importing a zfs pool?
[14:47] <Sicnus> leftyfb: I'm runnning 17.04  trying to go to 17.10
[14:47] <joem86> trystarr, I recommend using docker for that purpose
[14:47] <bigpic> I added ZFS_MOUNT=no in /etc/defaults/zfs but it did nothing
[14:47] <leftyfb> sinduck: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArtfulAardvark/ReleaseNotes#Upgrading_from_Ubuntu_17.04
[14:48] <joem86> otherwise, you can install java 6 from here: https://www.azul.com/downloads/zulu/zulu-linux/
[14:48] <joem86> zulu is just a signed build of openjdk, so you should be fine
[14:49] <joem86> once you do that, run `sudo update-alternatives --config java`
[14:51] <mutante> leftyfb: so how did you get from "alternatives to webmin" and "graphical reports" to "logging tools"
[14:52] <leftyfb> mutante: he wants to generate reports
[14:53] <zybell> mutante: reports are generated from logs
[14:53] <mutante> if somebody says "web GUI" and "i tried webmin" it still seems a lot more reasonable to me to answer with "Plesk" than with "logstash"
[14:55] <leftyfb> mutante: "<Uzem> I have to give graphical reorts monthly"
[14:55] <leftyfb> mutante: I'm pretty sure this was the entire reason they assumed they needed a "GUI"
[14:55] <zybell> the question is will sb turn a knob or see what is there
[14:56] <mutante> "gui for all the following tasks? Dynamic DNS, Firewall, Proxy, VPS,  Network monitoring, Data traffic monitoring, Backup"
[14:56] <zybell> if u want to see: log!
[14:58] <leftyfb> mutante: I prefer to help people do things properly. Like manage a server without a GUI. I got the impression the only thing they were actually looking for was pretty graphs to show management. You don't need a web interface on a server to do that.
[14:58] <mutante> i answered that question, straight.  but ok, i'm the weird one, let's assume what is good for him
[14:58] <leftyfb> yup, that's how I do things
[14:59] <zybell> SECURITY
[15:00] <leftyfb> mutante: if someone was told elsewhere in order to install a game they need to rm -rf / ... they ran it and got permission denied ... would you help by telling them to add sudo to the beginning?
[15:00] <zybell> (on the web) is better if not too many things run
[15:01] <mutante> leftyfb: he asked for a GUI to do web administration. he named an example he tried. i listed a well-known alternative.  the example doesnt make any sense
[15:01] <coffeeisnice> hi
[15:01] <leftyfb> mutante: it makes a lot of sense when the solution they asked for isn't actually the solution they're looking for
[15:02] <TJ-> well I prefer the kind of report that grep gives when it doesn't find anything :)
[15:02] <mutante> leftyfb: he asked for a web GUI to do all the things. i'll stop repeating the same line, also .. i just stopped caring
[15:03] <leftyfb> mutante: bottom line, I help people with the solutions they're actually looking for ... not necessarily always what they ask for
[15:03] <zybell> TJ: compare grep to make:)
[15:04] <lorddaedra> I see, 17.10 is out but http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/meta-release is still old.. It should be updated soon or after several days?
[15:04] <lorddaedra> (going to upgrade 17.04)
[15:04] <mutante> got it, i'll get into logstash for firewalling and VPN
[15:04] <acresearch> ubuntu 17.10 bug report: tweek tools dark theme does not work on any application even after restart the system several times
[15:05] <leftyfb> acresearch: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs
[15:06] <acresearch> leftyfb: i am not going to make an account again, from my experience i report bugs and they do no get addressed, i am just going to leave it for someone else to report it. sorry
[15:07] <maszlo> acresearch: my tweak tool dark theme works just fine on 17.10
[15:07] <leftyfb> acresearch: if you already had a launchpad account, you don't need to make a new one. Login with the one you had before
[15:07] <acresearch> maszlo: hmmm strange, it worked when i had ubuntu-gnome 17.04
[15:08] <acresearch> leftyfb: i deleted it
[15:08] <leftyfb> acresearch: why?
[15:08] <TJ-> acresearch: try creating a new (clean) user account on the PC and logging into it. Sometimes these issues are caused by left-over config entries in the user's profile. A clean profile can prove/disprove that possibility
[15:08] <acresearch> leftyfb: i reported the incorrect arabic keyboard many times (i even wrote a fix for it) and it never got implemented
[15:09] <acresearch> TJ-: hmmm i formatted the HDD and re-installed ubuntu cleanly.
[15:10] <TJ-> acresearch: often it needs more than a bug report to get action. Sometimes directly subscribing someone repsonsible, or even fnding them in #ubuntu-devel, helps. Most dev's are already over-subscribed so need poking directly to gain their attention
[15:10] <TJ-> acresearch: in which case a fresh login isn't likely to help :)
[15:11] <maszlo> acresearch: that is the difference with my results. mine was working after 17.04 to 17.10 upgrade
[15:11] <acresearch> TJ-: true, but it is too much work to imporve the system (if the dev does not care, there is nothing i can do)
[15:11] <acresearch> maszlo: hmmm strange indeed
[15:12] <TJ-> acresearch: understood, and agreed. We get many more bug reports than can be dealt with, without bringing any other development to a complete halt for a year or more!
[15:12] <acresearch> 17.10 so far is perfect, just the dark theme because i work late nights a lot
[15:12] <maszlo> it did by default have it unselected after upgrade for some reason, but it worked on newly opened apps and retained after reboot
[15:12] <acresearch> TJ-: i understand
[15:13] <TJ-> acresearch: maszlo are you both using the Wayland backend, or is one or other of you using Xorg ?
[15:13] <TJ-> that could be a key difference
[15:13] <TJ-> Wayland is known to have broken many theme/color/screen/etc type stuff
[15:13] <maszlo> hmm I am honestly not sure. just took the upgrade, was not an option
[15:13] <eelstrebor> since i have gnupg2 installed why can't i simply remove gnupg without a bunch of other packages being removed?
[15:13] <acresearch> maszlo: maybe i should shutdown instead of restart?    TJ- i downloaded ubuntu 17.10 from the website standard no other source
[15:14] <nacc> eelstrebor: because a bunch of packages depend on gnupg?
[15:14] <TJ-> maszlo: "ps -efly | grep Xorg"
[15:15] <maszlo> i will have to check that in a little bit, booted into kali at the moment to test something
[15:15] <maszlo> 3 system on one notebook, have to share their time
[15:16] <TJ-> You need to bring the others up in VMs :)
[15:17] <acresearch> TJ-: S acresea+  1717  1706  0  80   0  1088  5364 pipe_w 18:16 pts/1    00:00:00 grep --color=auto Xorg
[15:18] <TJ-> acresearch: so you're on pure Waylan - no Xorg
[15:18] <acresearch> TJ-: oh
[15:18] <eelstrebor> nacc, why can't they be automatically be associated with gnupg2? i'm assuming that gnupg2 is "new and improved" version of gnupg
[15:18] <maszlo> TJ-: have not done local vms for few years.  what is the way to go with that?  Use esxi for work and proxmox is what tested with at home
[15:19] <TJ-> acresearch: if maszlo's system does use Xorg then that'd be a big indicator that's the cause
[15:19] <TJ-> acresearch: I believe at the log-in screen you can use the Cog icon to choose "Ubuntu on Xorg" which will not use Wayland. Then try changing the theme, see if that works
[15:19] <acresearch> TJ-: oh ok
[15:19] <acresearch> ok will do that
[15:20] <acresearch> TJ-: so what is the difference between these teo systems?
[15:21] <maszlo> i have heard about wayland for years, but have only used know where config and gotchas are in xorg.
[15:21] <nacc> eelstrebor: the output differs, etc.
[15:22] <TJ-> acresearch: Xorg is a server (runs apps) and client (draws the display) design that can work over remote network connections too. Wayland is a protocol for local-only compositors.  Most packages in the development release (well, now released) 17.10 do not depend on gnupg1
[15:24] <Spacebear> I gotta say, The default theme went from "bad" to "completely awful gaw my eyes out" in 17.10
[15:24] <TJ-> Spacebear: really?
[15:24] <Spacebear> yea the ambiance theme does not work on gnome, all buttons are blurry/stretched
[15:24] <Spacebear> and the colour scheme on login is bad.
[15:24] <Spacebear> they should have just used the Ubuntu-Gnome themes
[15:25] <nacc> "is bad" seems mighty subjective
[15:25] <Spacebear> the buttons do not work in gnome, the brown colouring on the login screen makes things hard to read.
[15:25] <TJ-> Spacebear: This release will allow such problems to be ironed out before the next LTS release 18.04, which starts development now
[15:26] <nacc> just tried Ambiance, seemed fine here
[15:26] <maszlo> Spacebear: i was surprised was not the ubuntu-gnome look too.  has been my install since it came about. I ran from unity from the start
[15:26]  * eelstrebor is trying to free up disk space for /usr instead of buying a bigger hdd
[15:27] <Spacebear> also the overly "bubble" ui buttons don't look very good with the modern look of gnome either
[15:28] <Spacebear> nacc, https://nofile.io/f/NqOoqj6z5sQ/Screenshot+from+2017-10-19+12-26-42.png
[15:28] <acresearch> TJ-: hmmm did not work. anyway is there a different way to get a dark theme?
[15:28] <Spacebear> buttons are fuzzy and have obvious blocks around them
[15:28] <blistov> where does 'update-initramfs' decide what kernels to build initrd's for?
[15:28] <blistov> ie: it's trying to build for non-existent kernels
[15:28] <Spacebear> raidiance looks a bit better.
[15:29] <TJ-> acresearch: that's good from the point of view of it not, apparently, being a Wayland issue! Not sure otherwise. Could be down to the graphics driver, screen resolution, or something entirely different
[15:29] <TJ-> blistov: /var/lib/initramfs-tools/
[15:29] <acresearch> TJ-: hmmm, but it worked in ubuntu-gnome 17.04 could there still be changes?
[15:29] <nacc> Spacebear: perhaps was the wrong image, but I don't see anything obviously wrong there
[15:29] <TJ-> acresearch: lots!
[15:30] <acresearch> TJ-: i see
[15:30] <Spacebear> the notches/lack of ailising on them, the jgp compression kinda makes it hard to see
[15:31] <depand> join satnogs
[15:31] <nullbyte_> when can i do do-release-upgrade?
[15:31] <nacc> nullbyte_: whenever you want?
[15:32] <nullbyte_> it shows nothing to do at now.
[15:32] <freakyy> nullbyte_: if ure runnign 17.04 u can do it already
[15:32] <nullbyte_> for 17.10
[15:32] <nullbyte_> yea 1704
[15:32] <freakyy> strange
[15:32] <nacc> nullbyte_: using the official mirrors?
[15:32] <freakyy> are u sure u havent already upgraded to 17.10?
[15:32] <nacc> nullbyte_: it can some time to propogate
[15:32] <nullbyte_> nacc
[15:33] <nullbyte_> true
[15:33] <nullbyte_> maye 2-3 days
[15:33] <nullbyte_> or 1-2
[15:33] <nacc> nullbyte_: not sure why that needed to be said?
[15:34] <razorz> lol
[15:34]  * nullbyte_ slaps aloril around a bit with a large trout
[15:34] <wasutton3> is there a handy way to force displayport Alternate mode over a USB-C connection?
[15:35] <acresearch> windows do not snap right and left in 17.10? or did the mechanism change?
[15:36] <the-dingo> I'm having a weird problem since I updated last month to 17.04 and it still exists in 17.10. The networks disconnects periodicaly and no logs are being generated. Any help on further debugging?
[15:37] <clg> is anybody using an emacs package to manage bookmarks stored on pinboard?
[15:37] <habeaskorpus> wifi/lan?
[15:37] <habeaskorpus> @ the-dingo
[15:39] <acresearch> TJ-: i realised something in the tweek tools, there is an error symbol in the tweek tools next to the shell under appearance, could this be the issue?
[15:39] <TJ-> the-dingo: you mean no logs of the disconnect, or no logs in /var/log/ at all?
[15:40] <TJ-> acresearch: well, it doesn't sound like something that should be there, but I've never used/seen that so I can't be sure. You need someone familiar with the latest GUI tooling
[15:41] <acresearch> TJ-: who would that person be? is he in this channel?
[15:41] <TJ-> acresearch: I have no idea :)
[15:41] <the-dingo> TJ- No logs when disconnecting. It looks like the logging its working because I get logs from other applications, but nothing on the disconnection.
[15:41] <acresearch> TJ-: ok :-)
[15:41] <mozammel> UBUNTU 17.10 released yet ?
[15:41] <mozammel> or they missing the date ? LOL
[15:41] <TJ-> the-dingo: are you looking in /var/log/syslog, or via "journalctl -u NetworkManager.service" ?
[15:41] <acresearch> mozammel: yes
[15:41] <lordcirth_work> mozammel, yup, this morning
[15:41] <Linneris> CD images are up but do-release-upgrade isn't detecting the new version for me yet
[15:41] <Linneris> is it supposed to?
[15:42] <acresearch> mozammel:  i am using it now
[15:42] <TJ-> Linneris: there's a web-site text file has to be updated, that d-r-u checks
[15:42] <lordcirth_work> acresearch, liking it?
[15:42] <mozammel> acresearch: can you give me the link ?
[15:42] <Linneris> http://releases.ubuntu.com/17.10/
[15:42] <Linneris> or rather: https://www.ubuntu.com/ :)
[15:42] <acresearch> mozammel: https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/thank-you?country=SA&version=17.10&architecture=amd64
[15:43] <lordcirth_work> By the way, consider using zsync from http://releases.ubuntu.com/17.10/ if you have a 17.04 iso already, to avoid hammering their servers needlessly
[15:43] <acresearch> lordcirth_work: so far yes, except for the dark theme issue and the left/right window snapping
[15:43] <lordcirth_work> acresearch, what's wrong with the snapping?
[15:44] <mozammel> lordcirth_work: iI dont know what is zsync ?
[15:44] <acresearch> lordcirth_work: so usually you could stick windows on the right or left of the screen, this is not happening only to the top
[15:44] <lordcirth_work> mozammel, if you have a 17.04 iso already, you can tell zsync to download the new iso, but use any bits from the old one that haven't changed, so it downloads less
[15:44] <acresearch> lordcirth_work: oh wait, it is working now, sorry
[15:45] <lordcirth_work> Or if you're downloading both desktop and server, avoid duplicating
[15:45] <the-dingo> TJ-: Both, and nothing relevant is there.
[15:45] <lordcirth_work> Saves bandwidth for both parties
[15:45] <TJ-> the-dingo: is it a Wifi device? have you checked /var/log/kern.log - maybe a driver problem
[15:45] <bigpic> anyone know of a way in 16lts to prevent a ZFS pool from being automatically imported at boot?
[15:46] <acresearch> lordcirth_work: yeh the snapping is working now, not sure why it was't in the past, so only issue is the dark theme is not working, which was nice in gnome, gave it a nice look and comfortable on the eyes
[15:46] <mozammel> lordcirth_work: wow.. that very interesting... its like updating ... are there lot of risk of system crash ? they will provide the checksum  ? let me check
[15:46] <lordcirth_work> mozammel, it checksums everything of course
[15:46] <lordcirth_work> It's based on rsync
[15:46] <lordcirth_work> Also the isos always have a self-test when you boot them
[15:46] <mozammel> lordcirth_work: I will try now.
[15:47] <lordcirth_work> 24% saving for me between 17.04 desktop and 17.10 desktop
[15:47] <the-dingo> TJ-: I'm using wired connection. And It might be a kernel problem because it worked correctly with 16.04 with the same driver, but kern.log also does not have any info on that
[15:48] <mozammel> lordcirth_work: I check, I have ubuntu-gnome-17.04-desktop-amd64.iso
[15:49] <ubone> hello i just installed ubuntu 16.04 from mini.iso / network install , and created one user as prompted - how to use apt / what is the expected default way to escalate access for system administration?
[15:49] <lordcirth_work> ubone, prepend 'sudo' to the command
[15:49] <TJ-> the-dingo: can you show us "pastebinit <( uname -a; cat /proc/cmdline; lspci -nnk )"
[15:49] <ben_bprm> Hello, only got a minor problem here, my laptop has a subwoofer and as you probably know subwoofers dont work with ubuntu out of the box, from what ive read anyway, how can i make it work?
[15:50] <ben_bprm> the subwoofer is grayed out in audio settings to
[15:50] <ubone> thanks ^^
[15:50] <ben_bprm> when did you no longer need to log in btw?
[15:51] <Cat_BPRM> okay then i needed to
[15:51] <vitalkanev> Client: HexChat 2.12.4 • OS: Ubuntu "zesty" 17.04 • CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU  N3050  @ 1.60GHz (2,14GHz) • Memory: Physical: 1,8 ГиБ Total (725,1 МиБ Free) Swap: 3,7 ГиБ Total (3,7 ГиБ Free) • Storage: 38,2 ГБ / 478,8 ГБ (440,6 ГБ Free) • VGA: Intel Corporation Atom/Celeron/Pentium Processor x5-E8000/J3xxx/N3xxx Integrated Graphics Controller @ Intel Corporation Atom/Celeron/Pentium
[15:51] <vitalkanev>  Processor x5-E8000/J3xxx/N3xxx Series SoC Transaction Register • Uptime: 47m 34s
[15:51] <vitalkanev> WHOOPS
[15:51] <Cat_BPRM> !paste
[15:52] <d_1_stortion> so when is 17.10 rolling out?
[15:52] <TJ-> it's already rolled
[15:52] <Cat_BPRM> Hey TJ-
[15:52] <d_1_stortion> well I'm still running beta
[15:52] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: :)
[15:53] <acresearch> TJ-: i installed gnome-tweak-tool is this the correct one?
[15:53] <Cat_BPRM> say TJ- you wouldnt know how to make my subwoofer work? its built-in to my laptop
[15:53] <TJ-> d_1_stortion: well, "apt full-upgrade" will soon solve that
[15:53] <Cat_BPRM> after you fix this guys problems
[15:53] <Cat_BPRM> its not urgent
[15:54] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: it could require some form of platform-specific audio driver info which Linux doesn't have. Can you switch ALSA profiles to one using the SW and test it?
[15:54] <d_1_stortion> TJ-, who do you mean with soon?
[15:55] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: try to use ALSA tools to prove it works first, *then* figure out how to ensure PulseAudio uses that correct profile
[15:55] <Cat_BPRM> TJ- ALSA?
[15:55] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: the Advanced Linux Sound Architecture, the underlying audio drivers and tools
[15:55] <Cat_BPRM> and whats SW... im still a noob with ubuntu remember
[15:56] <Cat_BPRM> all i know is how to make it look sexy
[15:56] <the-dingo> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25773397/
[15:56] <TJ-> d_1_stortion: as in, that command will upgrade all packages to match what is on the final ISO, if any late changes were made
[15:56] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: SW - sub-woofer
[15:56] <Cat_BPRM> so how do i switch the also profiles?
[15:56] <Cat_BPRM> alsa*
[15:57] <d_1_stortion> eh, I just run lsb_release and it says 17.10 :)
[15:57] <TJ-> the-dingo: so the device is the "03:00.0 Ethernet controller [0200]: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8111/8168/8411 PCI"
[15:57] <qz1> How to install gnome shell extension in 17.10 ? I want to install Window List or Window List Mod ext.
[15:58] <the-dingo> TJ-: Yes, if it helps, im using the `r8169` driver
[15:58] <maszlo> qz1: http://extensions.gnome.org/
[15:59] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: you can list all available with "aplay -L". read "man speaker-test" for more details on diagnosing, but it's a very long time since I used that so I cannot remember the exact steps
[16:00] <TJ-> the-dingo: does the local interface drop, or does then entire device disappear?
[16:00] <nicomachus> qz1: gnome-tweak-tool is helpful as well as the link maszlo posted
[16:00] <TJ-> the-dingo: let's see if there are any clues from the kernel. show us "pastebinit <( tail -n 750 /var/log/kern.log )"
[16:00] <TJ-> oops, too late
[16:01] <TJ-> the-dingo: let's see if there are any clues from the kernel. show us "pastebinit <( tail -n 750 /var/log/kern.log )"
[16:01] <razorz> When you do a do-release-upgrade does it poll the server to check for an update or is it looking at a local file that's updated daily during the apt update
[16:02] <Cat_BPRM> TJ- This is what i got http://paste.ubuntu.com/25773425/
[16:02] <TJ-> razorz: it polls the changelog server
[16:02] <razorz> TJ-: ty
[16:02] <seanh> I've got a ThinkPad X240 here and no wifi option is showing in the network manager applet - tried with Ubuntu 16.04, 17.04 and the new 17.10. It's as if the laptop has no wireless card. And indeed `sudo lshw -C network` shows two ethernet interfaces but no wireless network ocntroller. Any ideas?
[16:02] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: can you match one of the profiles that includes a 'woofer' with your PC's actual configuration.
[16:03] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: maybe surround21 ?
[16:03] <leftyfb> seanh: is there a physical button on the side to disable wireless?
[16:03] <TJ-> seanh: Yes. possibly the ACPI DSDT hasn't powered it up
[16:03] <seanh> leftyfb: not that I can find, no
[16:04] <leftyfb> seanh: https://www.laptopmag.com/images/uploads/3296/g/lenovo%20thinkpad%20x230_g13.jpg   something like that
[16:04] <Cat_BPRM> TJ- yes it looks like surround21, 2 speakers facing me and subwoofer under
[16:04] <the-dingo> TJ-: Just the connection drops. The interfaces stay the same. Even the address stays. It fixes itself after approximately  half minute.
[16:05] <the-dingo> TJ-: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25773445/
[16:05] <the-dingo> TJ-: Every interface up and down i because I manualy restart Networkmanager
[16:05] <seanh> leftyfb: I don't see one, I don't think the ThinkPad X240 has a button like that
[16:05] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: I forgot how exactly but there's a Pulseaudio tool to select the correct profile. I think I found I had to use a command-line tool, possibly "pactl" with options to choose that profile. You should first look in the GUI audio settings though, and see if that profile is selectable
[16:06] <seanh> TJ-: Hmm, maybe upgrading the laptop's firmware would help if that's the problem
[16:06] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: if it already is selected, but the woofer is disabled/not working, then there's an underlying driver issue
[16:06] <Cat_BPRM> TJ- there is no way to choose aprofile in the audio settings
[16:06] <Sicnus> When I do:  update-manager -c  it says "The Software on this computer is up to date."  I've even checked:  Updates -> Notify me of a new Ubuntu Version: "For any new version"   :/
[16:06] <TJ-> seanh: I've just found another user reporting with X240 that indeed there is an ACPI workaround. On this page search for "acpi_osi": http://blog.gabrielsaldana.org/debian-on-lenovo-thinkpad-x240/
[16:07] <qz1> nicomachus, ok, but it doesn't work. I try via firefox install ext. and install manually to .local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/and dont see in this tweak tool extension.
[16:07] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: really? I thought the pulseaudio control panel had a profile chooser
[16:07] <Cat_BPRM> hold on
[16:08] <seanh> TJ-: I'll give it a try
[16:08] <Cat_BPRM> im looking in system settings, is pulse audio a seperate application
[16:08] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: on mine, there's 5 tabs starting with Playback, Recording,... and ending with Configuration, where there's a Profile drop-down selector
[16:08] <leftyfb> sinduck: did you try do-release-upgrade?
[16:08] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: often just called Audio Settings, but usually it should start the pulseaudio control panel - unless your DE has take over than and not provided the function
[16:09] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: if that is the case install "pavucontrol" package and then run that app
[16:10] <Cat_BPRM> there is something called pavucontrol on my system but it wont show up when i search it, just a jpeg
[16:10] <TJ-> the-dingo: crying out loud! You've got some errors there! I think you might need to add "noaer" to the kernel's command-line via /etc/default/grub and the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="..." entry
[16:11] <Cat_BPRM> https://imgur.com/a/i1jWa this is all i have in audio settings
[16:12] <oerheks> Cat_BPRM, what audichip is this exactly? lspci would tell
[16:12] <Sicnus> do-release-upgrade  Checking for a new Ubuntu release  No new release found.
[16:13] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: ahh, looks like that's not PA's actual control panel. Install and run pavucontrol as I recommended
[16:13] <Cat_BPRM> TJ- turns out i need to install pavu control, oerheks ill find out for you
[16:14] <BluesKaj> Sicnus, from 16.04 ?
[16:14] <Sicnus> nope:  17.04
[16:14] <Cat_BPRM> oerheks http://paste.ubuntu.com/25773495/
[16:14] <seanh> TJ-: I don't think that worked, added the thinkpad_acpi kernel module and rebooted but still nothing
[16:15] <TJ-> seanh: did you add the acpi_osi= part too?
[16:15] <BluesKaj> Sicnus, make sure you update and upgrade your existing packages first then do-release-upgrade
[16:15] <TJ-> seanh: that'd be the key part to enable full functionality
[16:16] <TJ-> Sicnus: check "cat /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades" has "Prompt=normal"
[16:16] <Sicnus> yeah I did:  apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade && apt-get autoremove then I rebooted...
[16:16] <Sicnus> and then I've done the do-release-upgrade and nothing yet :/
[16:16] <Spacebear> did you add -d?
[16:16] <Sicnus> Prompt=normal
[16:16] <TJ-> Sicnus: that's because http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/meta-release hasn't had 17.10 added as yet
[16:16] <Spacebear> its sudo apt do-release-upgrade -d
[16:16] <nacc> Spacebear: no it's nnot
[16:16] <nacc> Spacebear: do-release-upgrade is its own comand
[16:16] <Spacebear> thats what I did
[16:17] <nacc> Spacebear: that didn't do anything :)
[16:17] <Sicnus> Spacebear: that's for development
[16:17] <TJ-> Sicnus: sometimes it takes a while for the release team to rememeber to update that file. I've had to remind them a few times over the last decade :)
[16:17] <Spacebear> well I'm running ubuntu 17.10 now
[16:17] <nacc> Sicnus: are you on 17.04?
[16:17] <Spacebear> and I was running 17.04
[16:17] <BluesKaj> Sicnus, and ppa-purge if you have any in your repos
[16:17] <Sicnus> TJ-: lol
[16:17] <Cat_BPRM> TJ- im going to go through the list of profiles as there is no surround21
[16:18] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: anything mentioning left + right + woofer though?
[16:18] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: that's what 2.1 is short-form for
[16:18] <seanh> TJ-: Yeah I did that, still nothing. No wireless card showing in lshw
[16:18] <parclytaxel_> Question
[16:18] <Sicnus> TJ-: go yell at them for me ;)
[16:18] <TJ-> seanh: does the PC have wired network right now? if so, do "pastebinit <( lspci -nnk )" please
[16:19] <parclytaxel_> I want to upgrade from 17.04 to 17.10 but Software Upgrades is not showing that a new release is available
[16:19] <parclytaxel_> What do?
[16:19] <nacc> parclytaxel_: wait a bit
[16:19] <parclytaxel_> nacc: Hm? Is it that it hasn't got onto the servers yet or what?
[16:19] <nacc> parclytaxel_: the metadata is not yet updated to propogate release upgrades
[16:20] <Cat_BPRM> TJ- none of them seem to work
[16:20] <nacc> parclytaxel_: you can do it mannually, if you want, or just wait until it shows up
[16:20] <parclytaxel_> ok
[16:20] <nacc> (where manual is `sudo do-release-upgrade -d`
[16:20] <parclytaxel_> Should I expect around two to three days for the propagation (i.e. until Sunday)?
[16:20] <nacc> parclytaxel_: seems reasonnable. I thinnk it'll probably happen today
[16:21] <seanh> TJ-: https://pastebin.com/PPJTrNW0
[16:21] <BluesKaj> hould only take a few hrs
[16:21] <BluesKaj> should
[16:22] <oerheks> maybe installing oem-audio-hda-daily-dkms from https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-audio-dev/+archive/ubuntu/alsa-daily  is your fix,  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshootingProcedure#Step_3
[16:23] <oerheks> follow set 3, with installing linux-image-extra-`uname -r`  and so on
[16:25] <TJ-> seanh: hmmm, no sign of it. Silly question, but do you know for sure the laptop does have a wifi card in it; have you used it with another OS ?
[16:26] <Cat_BPRM> TJ- none of them seem to work
[16:27] <seanh> TJ-: IIRC the first time I booted Ubuntu on this it had wifi in the network manager applet, but it kept failing silently when trying to join a network. Since then (after rebooting both the same and other versions of Ubuntu) nothing. I haven't actually had the wifi working in any OS. It'd be odd if a ThinkPad X240 hard no wifi card in it though, these laptops do come with wifi. I may try and install Windows from a USB to
[16:27] <seanh> see if it works in there
[16:27] <bigpic> hey guys I’ve got 2 ubuntu nodes attached to a shared JBOD controller.  The problem I’m having is that each node imports the volume at boot resulting in both nodes having it imported at the same time which is a no no
[16:27] <bigpic> i can’t figure out a way to tell ubuntu not to import zfs volumes at boot
[16:28] <bigpic> i’ve mokey’d with /etc/default/zfs but it doesn’t appear to be used
[16:28] <bigpic> any ideas?
[16:29] <Shadowmm> I have a M4A79xtd Evo mother board and im wondering if i will be able to run 2x XFX Radeon HD 5770 1GB DDR5 in crossfire
[16:29] <analogical> what is the name of the default program folder?
[16:29] <the-dingo> TJ-: I booted with noaer and the problem persists.
[16:30] <TJ-> the-dingo: darn!
[16:30] <TJ-> seanh: does the PC dual boot with Windows?
[16:30] <quarters> hello. I was wondering if anyone can help with figuring out why a port 6000 isn't open (tested through curling http requests to it as well as using nmap) even though ufw is disabled
[16:30] <TJ-> seanh: I've read of some systems where, due to ACPI issues, enabling wifi requires booting into Windows then warm-rebooting to Linux
[16:31] <seanh> TJ-: No, it came without any OS on it, and currently it has only Ubuntu on it. I could install Windows over Ubuntu though
[16:31] <seanh> TJ-: Yeah, it could be that I just need to boot Windows and enable it. Which would mean I'd need to install Windows first
[16:31] <TJ-> seanh: first off, lets try finding out if there's a better acpi_osi string. do "sudo strings /sys/firmware/acpi/tables/DSDT | grep -i windows | sort" and show is the result in a pastebin please
[16:32] <Cat_BPRM> TJ- would sean's problem be fixed with tricking the acpi into thinking ubuntu is windows, for future reference if i help others
[16:32] <TJ-> Cat_BPRM: that's precisely what we're doing already, but may not have the correct OSI string so we're going to check that
[16:32] <Cat_BPRM> ahh
[16:34] <seanh> TJ-: https://pastebin.com/Kc1Yys7m
[16:36] <TJ-> seanh: OK, looks like "Windows 2013" would be a better OSI. Do you know how to edit /etc/default/grub ?
[16:37] <seanh> TJ-: Just edit the file with sudo, save, and reboot?
[16:37] <TJ-> seanh: open the file (need's sudo privileges), alter GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX, remove any existing acpi_osi= entry, replace it with (exactly as I type it): acpi_osi=! \"acpi_osi=Windows 2013\"
[16:37] <TJ-> seanh: after saving, do "sudo update-grub" then you can reboot - the new entry has to be added to /boot/grub/grub.cfg by update-grub
[16:37] <edmz> is it still posible to do a do-release-upgrade from 10.04 LTS?
[16:38] <edmz> I haven't been able due to some packages not authenticating.
[16:38] <TJ-> edmz: via 12.04 LTS, yes with some work since 12.04 is now on old-releases.ubuntu.com not archive.ubuntu.com
[16:38] <freakyy> edmz: oh ure far behind ;D
[16:38] <freakyy> i dotn know though
[16:39] <seanh> TJ-: Did you mean to type acpi_osi= twice in your example?
[16:39] <TJ-> edmz: you'd have to go 10.04 > 12.04 > 14.04 to get to a supported version
[16:39] <freakyy> else, get 17.10 and reinstall teh system ;D
[16:39] <TJ-> seanh: EVERYTHING I typed after the :
[16:39] <TJ-> seanh: verbatim
[16:39] <edmz> TJ- : I already changed that. This is not the first time I've done this. But this is the first time I get that error and that so much time has passed
[16:39] <edmz> freakyy : haha yeah
[16:40] <freakyy> edmz: ;D
[16:40] <freakyy> i just did that
[16:40] <TJ-> edmz: the authentication is because you need to manually fetch/install the updated ubuntu-keyring.deb package
[16:40] <freakyy> on my big desktop pc and on my laptop
[16:40] <TJ-> edmz: see https://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/ubuntu-keyring
[16:40] <konrados> Hi, just out of curiosity. I use KDE, I've been looking for something in settings, below the "eye on the desktop" option I found "Suck windows into desktop to show the latter. This might remind you of something." - isn't "suck" a rather informal word? :P
[16:41] <freakyy> i wonder, should i try out kde, mate, budgie aswell?
[16:41] <freakyy> maybe just kde
[16:41] <TJ-> konrados: like being sucked down a plug-hole
[16:41] <freakyy> though i find, kde doesnt look as good as gnome
[16:41] <freakyy> i find gnome is ... really frienldy ure like put in a box and ... everythins so beautiful ;D u dont wanna leave ;D
[16:42] <freakyy> since 17.10
[16:42] <konrados> freakyy, I used gnome and moved to KDE simply because KDE has more options, I can make it working the way I want. Gnome, at the time I tested it, was rather limited in this matter
[16:43] <|Night|> hey isthere any reason why do-relase-upgrade does not work from 17.04?
[16:43] <TJ-> |Night|: release files haven't been put up yet
[16:43] <seanh> TJ-: Ok, did that, and sudo update-grub and rebooted: still no wireless in lshw, and now network manager applet isn't there at all for some reason. /etc/default/grub contains both GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash" and GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="acpi_osi=!\"acpi_osi=Windows 2013\""
[16:43] <|Night|> TJ-: : cheers :)
[16:43] <TJ-> seanh: ahhh... you missed out a vital space, between the ! and the \
[16:43] <seanh> ah
[16:43] <freakyy> konrados: hm, so u think i should try kde?
[16:44] <TJ-> seanh: should be acpi_osi=! \"acpi_osi=Windows 2013\"
[16:44] <|Night|> 30 sec. to downlaod full iso not bad
[16:44] <freakyy> |Night|: yay ;D
[16:44] <freakyy> always good to have fast internet ;D
[16:44] <seanh> Ok, I couldn't copy paste, will try again
[16:44] <TJ-> seanh: the first tells the kernel to delete its entire list of entries, the 2nd tells it to only use "Windows 2013"
[16:44] <|Night|> 50MB/s
[16:44] <freakyy> oh yea that's nice ... though thats around 1Gbit/s or something? ;D
[16:45] <konrados> freakyy, not really. If Gnome has everything you need, then there is no need imho:P
[16:45] <edmz> TJ- : thank you, trying that
[16:45] <freakyy> konrados: yea ... i like gnome ... i dont have anythin i need in addition. what was it that kde has and gnome not?
[16:45] <|Night|> w1G is 128
[16:46] <|Night|> 108.0MB/s   on server
[16:46] <konrados> freakyy, sorry, I don't remember, but I do remember it was more than one thing.
[16:46] <|Night|> 1.40G  71.0MB/s    in 19s can do better
[16:47] <freakyy> konrados: hm ok ... ill have a look at some screenshots of kde on ubuntu 17.10 and see if i wanna switch
[16:47] <freakyy> or well, have both options
[16:47] <|Night|> TJ-:  do you know when fiels get pushed so that i can upgrade
[16:47] <edmz> TJ- : do you know if there is an older keyring than that? the one you linked is from 2012. I just installed it, I see the keys with apt-key but I get the same error.
[16:47] <konrados> freakyy, ehh, but, no, the "look" had literally no meaning to me. The level I could customize it had.
[16:48] <seanh> TJ-: I see. Fixed now but it's still not working. Here's my complete grub file currently: https://pastebin.com/gmr97JJx
[16:48] <TJ-> edmz: I wonder if the key signing 10.04 has been revoked?
[16:49] <TJ-> seanh: confirm the setting was used by the kernel with "cat /proc/cmdline"
[16:50] <ironrat> why does the ubuntu usb tutorial say to set rufus to MBR?
[16:50] <seanh> TJ-: Yeah it's there
[16:50] <TJ-> seanh: I've seen this kind of issue before. I recommended - and it turned out to be correct - opening the PC and reseating the Wifi card firmly. The fact there's no sign of it whatsoever in the kernel says as the hardware isn't talking
[16:50] <ironrat> isn't gpt the preferable option at this point?
[16:50] <seanh> TJ-: Hmm, I'll google and see how easy that is to do on this laptop (ThinkPad X240)
[16:51] <TJ-> seanh: they're usually mini-PCIe adapters. require a couple of cross-head screws removing, lift up to about 30 degrees and then pull out, then reseat firmly and screw down
[16:51] <dserodio> I'm running 17.04 and trying to update to 17.10, but after run 'update-manager -c', it tells me "The software on this computer is up to date"
[16:51] <TJ-> seanh: I've seen an lspci for the X240 and it should have an Intel Wifi device as 03:00:0
[16:51] <TJ-> dserodio: changelog server hasn't had artful added yet
[16:52] <dserodio> TJ-: thanks, do you know when it should work?
[16:52] <TJ-> dserodio: when the release team get around to it :)
[16:52] <dserodio> :)
[16:53] <freakyy> is there any good gnome tool, or any tool, that can work with my mobiile phone like, connect to it usin wifi send files to it, accept phone calls over pc and so on? oO
[16:53] <seanh> TJ-: Yeah it should have one, I've seen someone else's lshw from an X240 before. Also I installed Ubuntu on another X240 just a couple weeks ago and the wifi worked fine. Found a YouTube video, re-seating the card looks doable, I'll let you know if it works
[16:53] <TJ-> seanh: here's a good photo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3-hZ-6p1ndI/maxresdefault.jpg
[16:54] <TJ-> seanh: make sure to fit the antennas back carefully if you remove them - those connectors are fragile and fiddly to align correctly. there should be a feeling of a gentle snap/click when they fit correctly
[16:55] <ironrat> how much space should i give the system partition? 20GB?
[16:56] <lordcirth_work> ironrat, depends, how big is the drive?
[16:56] <Sicnus> TJ-: can I just do a sed statement on my sources.list ?   s/zesty/aardvark/g  ?
[16:57] <Sicnus> then apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade ?
[16:57] <nicomachus> Sicnus: no!
[16:57] <ironrat> it's a 256gb ssd that I'm sharing with windows lordcirth_work
[16:57] <TJ-> ironrat: depends if you're splitting directories across different file-systems. I use rootfs 8GB, /var/ 6GB, /boot/ 1GB /home/ 50GB
[16:57]  * Sicnus just got his hand smacked while reaching into the cookie jar.
[16:57] <lordcirth_work> ironrat, so how much space do you have for Ubuntu?  And are you keeping data in a shared ntfs partition?
[16:57] <TJ-> Sicnus: no, but you can simply add appropriate entries to the end of /var/lib/update-manager/meta-release
[16:58]  * dserodio was about to do the same thing Sicnus suggested :)
[16:58] <TJ-> Sicnus: that's where the changelog server file gets downloaded to
[16:58] <ironrat> i was going to give ubuntu (/ and /home) about 100GB, give or take, and I dunno
[16:58] <ironrat> I think yes
[16:58] <ironrat> I also have a 2TB HDD
[16:58] <ironrat> I'm going to be storing most files on
[16:59] <Sicnus> nicomachus: I guess we'll have to wait for this file:  http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/meta-release  to be updated before anyone can update the "right" way?
[16:59] <TJ-> ironrat: I use LVM, give the space to the VG and then only extend LVs as they need it
[16:59] <ironrat> I just want some extra space for a few fat games and programs that would benefit from the SSD speed
[16:59] <nicomachus> Sicnus: TJ- explained how you can modify it
[16:59] <dserodio> Sicnus, it's already been updated
[17:00]  * dserodio crosses fingers and updates to 17.10
[17:00] <Sicnus> hooray!
[17:01] <lordcirth_work> ironrat, I use a btrfs partition with / and /home subvols; but if you're not familiar with btrfs that might not be wise
[17:02] <ironrat> yep, no clue
[17:02] <lordcirth_work> And an /SSD_data subvol to put games on my SSD.
[17:02] <TJ-> Sicnus: don't get your hopes up; the dist-upgrader hasn't been added yet to archive.ubuntu.com
[17:03] <ironrat> I feel like 80GB space for games/programs and 20GB for the root partition would work, if it could split like that, and if 20 isn't overkill for root
[17:03] <Sicnus> TJ-: it seems to be working now bud.  Thanks.
[17:03] <TJ-> Sicnus: oh, it has! They've used the wrong path though (compared to other releases) used "arty" instead of "arty-updates"
[17:03] <TJ-> s/arty/artful/
[17:04] <TJ-> seanh: are you opening it up now or just pondering it?
[17:05] <ironrat> maybe i'll just install the sucka and let ubuntu wing it
[17:05] <Cobrax> this channel vs ##linux
[17:06] <seanh> TJ-: Trying to put it back together! :)
[17:07] <nacc> Cobrax: are you asking a question?
[17:07] <TJ-> seanh: I'm surprised it doesn't have a trap-door above the slots - my Dells do, and can take 3 cards
[17:07] <ironrat> if i have seperate root and home partitions, where do the games go? /home, I assume, but if I put /home on my HDD, and wanted to install one or two games on my SSD instead, would I have to create another partition like /home2 or /ssdgames for that on the SSD? im guessing it won't go in root
[17:08] <Cobrax> nacc,
[17:08] <Cobrax> sure
[17:08] <TJ-> ironrat: you could have a directory /home/$USER/games/ and mount another file-system there containg just your games
[17:09] <mzKas> yey skype "minimize to" on close is already failing
[17:10] <ironrat> can I just put /home on my SSD and then store all files that aren't games/programs on my HDD without setting anything up for it?
[17:10] <ironrat> or does it need its own partition? :s
[17:10] <nacc> Cobrax: what is your question?
[17:12] <TJ-> ironrat: sure, you can do anything you want. Linux is almost infinitely configurable
[17:12] <Aviv> Hi all, I am looking for a simple solution for reverse proxy or ha proxy. I have a server located on my house. Now I want to create a server in Amazon that everyone that will go to https://amazonserver:port8443 it will forward the traffic to my server at home. Any third party solution for it?
[17:12] <ironrat> the proverbial you
[17:12] <ironrat> may not apply to me at the moment
[17:12] <ironrat> seeing as i don't know what the hell i'm doing
[17:15] <ironrat> sounds like i can just put /home on the ssd and symlink the heavy stuff over to the hdd
[17:23] <qwxlea> anybody got the 'brave' snap working on 17.10?
[17:24] <seanh>  TJ- No luck :( Still nothing after reseating the wifi card
[17:25] <TJ-> seanh: I'm wondering if it's actually died. With no indication whatsoever of its presence. Can you "pastebinit <( dmesg )" just in case there's a fresh clue?
[17:25] <ironrat> i tried to install ubuntu and got a colorful disco lightshow instead
[17:25] <nacc> qwxlea: you should contact the snap owner
[17:26] <ironrat> allll kinds of graphical corruption
[17:26] <ironrat> couldn't even click through the first part of the install cause i couldn't see it past the swarming matrix of colors
[17:26] <lordcirth_work> ironrat, what ubuntu version and what graphics card do you have?
[17:27] <Cobrax> nacc what is the difference betwee ##linux and #ubuntu
[17:27] <ironrat> 17.10 and R9 390
[17:27] <qwxlea> nacc: i doubt that will do much good, that is why i tried it here first  (irc = instant gratification)
[17:28] <nacc> qwxlea: the snap is unsupported in this channel, snaps are only supported by the upstream
[17:28] <qwxlea> nacc: ok
[17:28] <nacc> Cobrax: this the ubuntu support channel. ##linux is a general linux channel.
[17:31] <Guest68076> my cursor is not blinking in xfce terminal..how to enable blinking mode ?
[17:31] <seanh> TJ-: Reseated it a second time just in case, no luck. Here's dmesg: https://pastebin.com/fEdB2Ctj
[17:33] <leftyfb> Guest68076: that is a function of the terminal you're using. You might try right-clicking the terminal and/or looking through the menu's to find the setting for the cursor
[17:33] <TJ-> seanh: this might sound silly, but is the adapter in the left or right slot? and is one slot free or have something else in?
[17:34] <TJ-> seanh: because some manufacturers will only wire up the USB lines to some mini-PCI slots, so you can get caught out if you put the adapter in the USB-only slot
[17:36] <seanh> It was the right-hand slot, the smaller of the two cards, as seen in this pic: https://www.notebookcheck.biz/fileadmin/_processed_/csm_IMG_9427_bccbc188b7.jpg
[17:37] <TJ-> seanh: OK, so the other (left) would be a GSM cellular modem I guess which indicates both slots are full PCIe
[17:38] <seanh> Apparently the left is a "WAN card" while the right (which I reseated) is a "WLAN card"
[17:38] <TJ-> seanh: the only thing I can think now is to try another wifi adapter in that slot in case that one has somehow failed. if another doesn't work that suggests a slot problem
[17:39] <seanh> "Mobile broadband" does show in network manager
[17:39] <TJ-> seanh: yeah, WAN is cellular. The laptop will probably have a SIM card slot hidden by the battery or close
[17:39] <seanh> TJ-: Do you think installing Windows is worth a try? In case there's a software on/off switch for the wifi?
[17:40] <TJ-> seanh: if the slots are identical (hard to tell from the photo) you could try taking both out and trying the Wifi in the left slot - yet another way to try to prove whether it's the card or the slot. However, just thinking about it, the WAN card is going to be USB - I bet it shows up with "lsusb" so that left slot might be USB-only!
[17:40] <scootergrisen> Where is the ubuntu installer translated?
[17:40] <TJ-> seanh: I don't think it will, from what I've read of Linux on the X240, there's nothing tricky going on
[17:42] <TJ-> seanh: I have those adapters lying around so its easy for me to do substitution tests, but I'm assuming you won't have easy access to an alternate
[17:42] <TJ-> seanh: Woah! do you have working Bluetooth!?
[17:42] <TJ-> seanh: dmesg shows Intel Bluetooth!!! that's on that device
[17:43] <TJ-> seanh:     4.468411] Bluetooth: hci0: Intel Bluetooth firmware file: intel/ibt-hw-37.7.10-fw-<IP_ADDRESS>.d.bseq
[17:43] <TJ-> seanh: show us "pastebinit <( rfkill list)" please
[17:44] <joji> hii
[17:46] <seanh> TJ-: bluetooth is showing in the top bar in Ubuntu, I haven't tried it
[17:47] <anon__> hi
[17:47] <anon__> hahah
[17:47] <anon__> luluz
[17:47] <anon__> is there_
[17:48] <leftyfb> anon__: can we help you with something?
[17:48] <anon__> yes
[17:48] <anon__>  better distro linux for nootebook_
[17:48] <leftyfb> anon__: what can we help you with? (Ubuntu related)
[17:48] <anon__> __
[17:48] <seanh> TJ-: Here's rfkill list: https://pastebin.com/qgU19wCN
[17:48] <nicomachus> anon__: if you need distro recommendations please ask in ##linux
[17:49] <leftyfb> anon__: it doesn't make a lot of sense to /join #<insert distro here> and ask about a better/different distro
[17:50] <scootergrisen> Where is this string translated from the installer? "Install third-party softwarea for graphics and Wi-Fi hardware, MP3 and other media"
[17:50] <leftyfb> scootergrisen: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Translations
[17:51] <TJ-> seanh: show us the USB list "pastebinit <( lsusb )" please
[17:52] <leftyfb> lsusb | pastebinit
[17:52] <leftyfb> :)
[17:53] <seanh> TJ-: https://pastebin.com/G7sxHKad
[17:54] <TJ-> seanh: let's revisit the PCI device list, to find that Bluetooth device (which should be part of the Wifi device!): "pastebinit <( lspci -nnk)"
[17:56] <seanh> TJ-: https://pastebin.com/GhrSKs2k
[17:58] <texla> I want to mount /dev/sda1 to an icon on the desktop..Terminal and gparted show the mount point as /./mnt..How do I mount to desktop
[17:59] <TJ-> seanh: hmmm, nothing there. It must be the Intel devices listed by lsusb, but the current usbids file doesn't list that at all
[18:01] <B105PH3RE> seanh: does anything show up under additional drivers application for your wifi card?
[18:01] <TJ-> seanh: so I think the USB "Bus 002 Device 004: ID 8087:07dc Intel Corp." is the Bluetooth hci0 device
[18:01] <leftyfb> texla: you can just show mounted volumes on the desktop as part of a feature in gnome/nautilus
[18:02] <seanh> B105PH3RE: nothing
[18:02] <TJ-> seanh: is that photo of the two devices your actual PC? in other words, can I read the labels and be reading whats in your PC
[18:02] <TJ-> B105PH3RE: there's no hardware showing up, so no drivers will
[18:02] <B105PH3RE> lsusb -vv
[18:03] <lol-md5> !bootinfo | lol-md5
[18:03] <B105PH3RE> bluetooth or wifi isn't working?
[18:03] <TJ-> seanh: did you look at the label, is it an Intel 7260 dual-band device?
[18:03] <leftyfb> texla: gsettings set org.gnome.nautilus.desktop volumes-visible true
[18:03] <seanh> TJ-: Let me open it up again and look
[18:03] <TJ-> B105PH3RE: No wifi adapter showing up, but there's a mini-pcie adapter in the Thinkpad X240.
[18:03] <TJ-> seanh: can you take a clear photo for me?
[18:03] <B105PH3RE> i see your ericsson mobile device could that be your wifi
[18:04] <TJ-> B105PH3RE: That's GSM cellular
[18:04] <B105PH3RE> oh ok...
[18:04] <B105PH3RE> so its an intel chipset then right?
[18:04] <seanh> TJ-: Will do
[18:06] <ubone> does apt install openbox pull xorg?
[18:06] <TJ-> B105PH3RE: seanh what is weird is the dmesg shows "Bluetooth: hci0: Intel Bluetooth firmware file: intel/ibt-hw-37.7.10-fw-<IP_ADDRESS>.d.bseq" which is usually part of the Intel Wifi/BT combined chipset. So either there's a separate (USB-connected) Intel BT device, or there's a USB BT device presented by that Wifi mini-pcie adapter which works, but the PCI WiFi side has failed
[18:07] <B105PH3R1> or he's got the wrong module version loaded or something to that effect... seanh happens when you do lsusb -vv pastbinit please
[18:08] <B105PH3R1> brb
[18:09] <RonaldsMazitis> hello, can I change crtl to fn button
[18:09] <seanh> TJ-: my phone died, I need to charge it up for a few mins then I'll get you that photo
[18:09] <RonaldsMazitis> ?
[18:09] <RonaldsMazitis> xmodmap -e "remove mod4 = Super_L"
[18:09] <RonaldsMazitis> xmodmap -e "add control = Super_L"
[18:09] <RonaldsMazitis> I'm using this
[18:09] <RonaldsMazitis> can I use something similar , to change crtl to fn button
[18:09] <TJ-> seanh: OK. I'm going to pop away for dinner but will be back
[18:09] <cne> still prefer stock gnome over the modified
[18:09] <seanh> B105PH3RE: will try that once I've put the laptop back together
[18:10] <sha1-lol> ok so i just installed xubuntu to my new ssd. Afterwards i copied everything except /etc/fstab from my old SSD to my new SSD. Now, when I boot, it takes 1minute 30seconds because it's waiting for a stop job for my root partition to time out. I am using LUKS. here's my bootinfoscript output: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/0661d0b7cfdc72c3dda92f88c653e4dc
[18:10] <B105PH3R1> back sorry so when you do lsusb -vv you get nothing?
[18:10] <B105PH3R1> stang
[18:10] <leftyfb> sha1-lol: copying "everything but fstab" from one installation to another is asking for problems
[18:11] <B105PH3R1> ditto on that sha1-lol leftyfb
[18:11] <TJ-> B105PH3R1: see dmesg: https://pastebin.com/raw/fEdB2Ctj  lspci: https://pastebin.com/GhrSKs2k lsusb: https://pastebin.com/G7sxHKad rfkill: https://pastebin.com/qgU19wCN
[18:11] <sha1-lol> well it *works*
[18:11] <sha1-lol> i'm talking to you in that machine now
[18:11] <sha1-lol> but it just takes a while
[18:11] <sha1-lol> what should i have done?
[18:11] <leftyfb> sha1-lol: if it works, then there's no problem
[18:11] <sha1-lol> the problem is that it takes a minute and a half to boot
[18:11] <sha1-lol> where it used to take 5s
[18:11] <leftyfb> sha1-lol: not copy an entire OS over another
[18:12] <sha1-lol> that's not very helpful
[18:12] <B105PH3R1> but can you do a verbose lsusb
[18:12] <RonaldsMazitis> how can I change crtl to fn button on ubuntu
[18:12] <leftyfb> it's also not a good idea .... and now you have experienced one reason why
[18:12] <sha1-lol> "how am i supposed to format my drive?" "don't use DISKPART.exe" "ok thanks"
[18:12] <nicomachus> RonaldsMazitis: System Settings -> Keyboard
[18:13] <RonaldsMazitis> I'm on openbox, You mean gnome-system-settings or something
[18:13] <leftyfb> sha1-lol: on a fresh install, the only thing you should be restoring is your /home and maybe some custom configs you had in /etc
[18:14] <pisi> hi, i installed ubuntu 17.10 and i have 2 desktop tty. system opening with tty2 when i switch tty1 there is gdm screen. this is like 2 ubuntu working same time games are laggy. is anybody know this issue?
[18:14] <B105PH3R1> RonaldsMazitis: on some systems you have todo in the bios...
[18:15] <alsetema> Finally! officil support in this channel. I am having some trouble with the audio codec being used in my laptop, the ES8316 by everest semiconductors. There is no soud coming out of it, and audio and videos dont play
[18:15] <alsetema> Dmesg also displays this
[18:16] <alsetema> [   40.517525] bytcht_es8316 bytcht_es8316: ASoC: CODEC DAI ES8316 HiFi not registered
[18:16] <B105PH3R1> so the wifi device IS NOT Intel Corporation Ethernet Connection I218-LM there cable only correct?
[18:16] <alsetema> B105PH3R1: looks like thats the ethernet one, yes
[18:16] <Anthaas> my updated Xresources file isnt taking effect?
[18:17] <leftyfb> sha1-lol: what version of ubuntu did you have installed on your old ssh?
[18:17] <seanh> TJ-: When you're back, here's the photo: https://photos.app.goo.gl/XJZ82pRcgnzCfQBv1 And a shot of the whole thing: https://photos.app.goo.gl/t1BYY3PfRuWAwSO53
[18:18] <B105PH3R1> so who has the problem? came into late... but we need more usb info on that device can whoever do 'lsusb -d 8087:800 -v' and 'lsusb -d 8087:07dc -v'
[18:19] <B105PH3R1> sorry the first is missing a 0 at the end lsusb -d 8087:8000 -v'
[18:19] <seanh> B105PH3R1: Here's lsusb -vv: https://pastebin.com/q8upLFeJ