[00:00] <Ntemis> @Bashing-om it works liked a charm
[00:00] <Ntemis> thanks buddy
[00:00] <Ntemis> system is much faster now on 4k
[00:01] <Ntemis> you are a treasure
[00:01] <Ntemis> thanks again for your time helping me out on this
[00:02] <Bashing-om> Ntemis: Great - help is what we do - remember - there can be only ONE. And "dpkg -l | awk '/^rc/{print $2}' | xargs sudo dpkg -P" is a good command to put in your tool box :P
[00:03] <Bashing-om> Gone :(
[00:04] <sarnold> gone but happy :) heh
[00:19] <tomreyn> baegle: how are you coming?
[00:21] <baegle> tomreyn: not ready to reboot to find out. Trying to find a way to assess if update-initramfs and grub-install have made any material changes. I'm really not sure how to test without a reboot.
[00:23] <tomreyn> baegle: if you have any initrd's left from before you manually ran update-initramfs, you could compare to those
[00:23] <baegle> tomreyn: I found this article and I'm trying to figure out how to learn from it https://askubuntu.com/questions/551446/cant-find-lvm-root-dropped-back-to-initramfs
[00:23] <tomreyn> baegle: other than that, you could inspect one and see whether it has the needed binaries in it, and the crypttab and fstab
[00:24] <ash_worksi> I just tried using the kali contaienr
[00:24] <baegle> tomreyn: it does not have /etc/crypttab in it
[00:24] <tomreyn> baegle: so the error was really that it could not find the lvm when you booted last time? i.e. it didn't say the encryption layer was an issue, and you were prompted for the passphrase?
[00:24] <tomreyn> oh, no crypttab, no decryption, i guess
[00:24] <baegle> tomreyn: I was not prompted for the passphrase
[00:24] <ash_worksi> it doesn't appear to have any of the cli tools listed here: https://tools.kali.org/tools-listing
[00:26] <tomreyn> baegle: actually i'm wrong about crypttab, it's not added to the initrd.
[00:27] <tomreyn> but its content is still important for it
[00:27] <baegle> tomreyn: The crypttab has the correct UUID, AFAICT
[00:27] <tomreyn> baegle: so if you weren't prompted for the encryption passphrase then you don't need to concern yourself with the lvm for now, but with the encryption layer - it's the first one that needs to be opened.
[00:28] <baegle> tomreyn: Yeah, it can't find the logical volume because it's not even trying to decrypt the luks volume to find the logical volume within. And I don't know why
[00:29] <tomreyn> baegle: me enither, since i don't know your blkid and crypttab and fstab
[00:30] <baegle> tomreyn: standby, will get you that
[00:30] <tomreyn> hmm, maybe you just missed this line earlier?  <tomreyn> baegle: can you share    blkid    and    grep -hEv '^[[:blank:]]*(#.*)?$' /etc/lvm/*.conf    output and the contents of /etc/{crypt,fs}tab ?
[00:34] <baegle> tomreyn: https://termbin.com/4veu
[00:34] <reaga> ubuntu crashed when i tried to install it
[00:34] <reaga> i want a refund
[00:35] <baegle> reaga: Granted
[00:35] <reaga> thanks
[00:35] <baegle> reaga: You're very welcome
[00:35] <baegle> tomreyn: whoops, gotta get you the lvm configs, standby
[00:36] <sarnold> reaga: the bug report I see most often is people running the installer in UEFI mode but not having a EFI filesystem on their drive
[00:37] <baegle> tomreyn: https://termbin.com/y72t
[00:39] <reaga> kubuntu and mint installed fine but ubuntu just died, i think ill give it another shot but disable some options when installing
[00:40] <baegle> reaga: try disabling the "crash on first run" option during installation
[00:40] <tomreyn> baegle: i'm not sure you need them, but those cifs mounts lack dump and pass fields
[00:41] <tomreyn> baegle: i'd probably just comment those lines out until the system boots properly
[00:41] <baegle> tomreyn: they are noauto
[00:41] <tomreyn> oh whoops
[00:41] <baegle> But yes, I can comment them out
[00:42] <baegle> So, interesting comment from sarnold. I don't have an EFI filesystem on my drive, I don't think. Is that a possible problem?
[00:43] <tomreyn> depends on how you're meaning to boot
[00:43] <baegle> Pretty sure I'm just doing straight BIOS because I don't need fancy
[00:44] <baegle> And I've been using this with Ubuntu without an EFI filesystem for years, so....
[00:44] <tomreyn> you do have short partition uuids, which suggests an mbr partition table
[00:45] <baegle> yeah, that sounds like something I remember doing back in day
[00:45] <baegle> well, I guess I'm just gonna reboot and see what happens
[00:45] <baegle> back in 10m
[00:45] <tomreyn> crypttab seems fine to me
[00:45] <sarnold> baegle: hmm if you've got a systm where debconf had incorrect configuration settings for where to install grub (a surprising number of people did), you may need to do some corrective steps.. these instructions were prepared for 'simple' systems, but may be useful https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/KnowledgeBase/GRUB2SecureBootBypass#Recovery
[00:45]  * baegle skrrrt
[00:46] <baegle> sarnold: What would the symptoms of this be, though? Seems like Grub is loading just fine for me. It just doesn't know what to do.
[00:47] <baegle> sarnold: It doesn't prompt to decrypt my volume before trying to use it and then, of course, can't find my volume group and then gets down with the busybox
[00:48] <tomreyn> baegle: is cryptsetup installed ?
[00:48] <baegle> tomreyn: And reinstalled
[00:50] <tomreyn> baegle: can you show    apt list --installed linux* grub* crypt*
[00:50] <sarnold> baegle: this describes the symptoms of that grub misconfiguration https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/1889509  "error: symbol `grub_calloc' not found."
[00:50] <baegle> tomreyn: https://termbin.com/w7ij
[00:51] <baegle> sarnold: I do not enter grub rescue. I get the grub menu just fine. It's the boot sequence for the image that fails
[00:52] <sarnold> baegle: alright, cool
[00:53] <baegle> sarnold: Thanks for calling it out. I appreciate you looking out for me
[00:54] <sarnold> baegle: and good job noticing my comment to someone else and wondering if it applied :) it's good instinct, pity it did'nt pay off :(
[00:54] <baegle> Linux never pays. unless you're redhat. or SCO
[00:54] <tomreyn> baegle: the package list looks good to me if you're bios booting
[00:55] <baegle> tomreyn: I think i'll just reboot and come back here and cry into your shoulder when it doesn't work if that's alright with you
[00:55] <tomreyn> sure, let me get my rain jacket quickly
[00:56] <baegle> Cool. You do that. I'll reboot and practice breathing deeply
[01:02] <baegle> Tomreyn: Failure
[01:02] <baegle> Prepare thy shoulder
[01:02] <tomreyn> :-/
[01:03] <tomreyn> so what do you get to see there?
[01:03] <baegle> Volume group "xubuntu" not found
[01:03] <baegle> Same as it ever was
[01:03] <tomreyn> so it drops you to busybox, with this message?
[01:03] <baegle> After timeout is reached
[01:03] <baegle> Yes
[01:05] <tomreyn> hmm, we didn't check whether lvm2 is installed, can you check this after setting up the chroot?
[01:05] <tomreyn> lsinitramfs should have    sbin/lvm   too
[01:06] <baegle> It is, but I forgot to grub-install this time
[01:06] <tomreyn> maybe just post your lsinitramfs and i can compare with one i have for such a system
[01:06] <tomreyn> you don't need to grub-install if the verion of grub you have installed is good
[01:06] <tomreyn> *version
[01:07] <tomreyn> and it's installed at the right place (mbr in your case)
[01:07] <baegle> Reinstalling lvm2
[01:08] <tomreyn> maybe you can share your lsinitramfs, too, and i can compare to a similar system i have access to
[01:08] <baegle> Yah
[01:10] <baegle3> https://termbin.com/bjkq
[01:11] <baegle> baegle3 is cool, he's with me
[01:12] <sarnold> lol
[01:16] <lotuspsychje> an irc pet, thats new :p
[01:18] <baegle> Unfortunately he's pretty slow and can't fix the damn boot loader
[01:18] <baegle3> I'm trying!
[01:21] <baegle3> But seriously folks I cannot figure out why the initrd image doesn't try to decrypt the disk before stupidly looking for volumes it won't find
[01:22] <mason> baegle3: Haven't followed, but did you set the initramfs in /etc/crypttab?
[01:22] <tomreyn> baegle3: i'm still comparing, but my 18.04 system has conf/conf.d/cryptroot but your 20,04 system does not
[01:22] <mason> baegle3: That's the flag that tells the initramfs to deal with a cryptdisk.
[01:23] <baegle3> mason: what now? there's a crypttab flag for reminding initramfs to pay attention now?
[01:24] <sarnold> here's what I've got in my /etc/crypttab
[01:24] <mason> baegle3: initramfs tag
[01:24] <sarnold> luks1 UUID=8fda5814-5cf7-404b-9339-54088c28911b none luks,discard,initramfs
[01:24] <mason> baegle3: for example: luksroot2 UUID=cd5d000e-9008-4b8b-8d99-645841e6c4ec none luks,initramfs
[01:24] <mason> that initramfs tag is what says to care during initramfs
[01:25] <mason> without that, it won't be tried
[01:25] <baegle3> Well I'll be a monkey's uncle
[01:25] <baegle> More like a monkey
[01:25] <sarnold> MONKEY
[01:26] <baegle3> mason: if that works, I'm going to be very something
[01:26] <baegle3> brb, rebooting
[01:28] <baegle> Good, he's gone.  Didn't work. Same error
[01:28] <sarnold> he told me he likes you :(
[01:28] <mason> hah
[01:29] <baegle> Ok, now I'm gonna hangout in busybox and talk to y'all from my mobile device
[01:29] <baegle> Which is a blackberry running android, for those who care about physical keyboards
[01:29] <tomreyn> baegle: there is no "lib/cryptsetup/askpass" in your initrd
[01:29] <baegle> My laptop has given up waiting for the device. I am now in busybox
[01:30] <baegle> tomreyn: where would I find that while in busybox. Lib doesn't have a cryptsetup here
[01:31] <tomreyn> baegle: on 18.04, i think the path would be just lib/cryptsetup/askpass
[01:32] <tomreyn> baegle: i'll compare with a 20.04 with cryptsetup-luks now
[01:32] <mason> baegle: Did you update-initramfs after changing crypttab?
[01:32] <baegle> Mason: yes
[01:32] <mason> hrm
[01:33] <tomreyn> yes i have lib/cryptsetup/askpass on the 20.04
[01:33] <baegle> Cryptsetup is nowhere in busybox using find+grep
[01:33] <baegle> Ok, rebooting into rescue disk
[01:33] <baegle> And spawning that stupid pet again
[01:38] <baegle71> I'm baaaaaaaaack
[01:39]  * baegle applies palm to face
[01:39] <tomreyn> to the chroot?
[01:39] <baegle71> tomreyn: I just got the livecd rolling, gimme a couple seconds to get the chroot up
[01:40] <tomreyn> sure. once you'Re ready, tell us how exactly you update the initramfs
[01:42] <baegle71> update-initramfs -c -k all
[01:43] <tomreyn> ok, i guess this should work
[01:43] <tomreyn> normally i'd only update the one that the system will boot into, so the others don't get overwritten
[01:43] <baegle71> lsinitramfs /boot/initrd.img|grep cryptsetup     returns nothing
[01:44] <tomreyn> yes, this is wrong, now i still don't understand why it is so.
[01:44] <baegle71> wait a minute
[01:44] <baegle71> apt reinstall cryptsetup-initramfs
[01:45] <baegle71> update-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-5.4.0-51-generic
[01:45] <baegle71> cryptsetup: WARNING: target 'linux' not found in /etc/crypttabcryptsetup: ERROR: sda5_crypt: Source mismatchdevice-mapper: table ioctl on sda5_crypt  failed: No such device or addressCommand failed.cryptsetup: WARNING: Couldn't determine cipher modules to load for sda5_crypt
[01:46] <baegle71> omg
[01:46] <tomreyn> you didn't have this error message before?
[01:47] <baegle71> I didn't try to reinstall that package before, or if I did I missed the error output
[01:47] <tomreyn> hmm, now i'm not sure what it wants to tell us, though
[01:49] <baegle> I have no idea how this happened, but somehow the volume name was linux and the config thought it was sda5_crypt
[01:49] <tomreyn> sda5_crypt is what you have in crypttab, i think
[01:50] <tomreyn> volume lables should not matter
[01:50] <baegle> It mattered
[01:50] <baegle> I'm back baby!
[01:51] <tomreyn> yeay, i can go to bed!
[01:51] <baegle> Tomreyn: thank you!
[01:51] <tomreyn> you're welcome :)
[01:51] <baegle> I learned more, and I fixed it, thanks to you knowing where to look
[01:51] <baegle> Sarnold: thank you!
[01:52] <baegle> Mason: thank you!
[01:52] <tomreyn> i'm not sure how this occurred exactly, it'd be interesting to learn more about it if you know
[01:52] <tomreyn> but other than that, i'm glad you got it booting again.
[01:52] <mason> baegle: nice nice
[01:52] <baegle> I really don't know
[01:52] <tomreyn> alright
[01:52] <sarnold> baegle: YAY!!
[01:52] <sarnold> baegle: nice persistence :)
[01:53] <sarnold> baegle: what exactly did you need to change to make it work?
[01:54] <baegle> sarnold: I changed /etc/crypttab, the first word was sda5_crypt but the luks volume was called linux. So I changed the first word to linux and it worked
[01:54] <sarnold> baegle: sweeet. thanks.
[01:54] <sarnold> man :( where was that error message hours ago?
[01:55] <sarnold> !cookie tomreyn
[01:55] <sarnold> oh man. I thoght we had a bot for that.
[01:55] <baegle> It only came up when I reinstalled cryptsetup-initramfs
[01:55] <tomreyn> yes, but it likes to smoke pipes
[01:56] <mason> baegle: Strategy note: the first field is referenced by random things as /dev/mapper/foo. So, some things that care about that will use it.
[01:57] <sarnold> oo
[02:03] <baegle> Ok, I'm heading out. Y'all have a great weekend.
[02:05] <sarnold> see ya baegle
[02:06] <tomreyn> !bye | baegle
[02:34] <grinchier> hello all,   is there a usb wifi card I can buy that will work with secure boot?
[02:36] <sarnold> grinchier: there probably is something that'll just work; I'm not sure how exactly to find out which ones will Just Work and be reliable and so on .. but if you wind up needing a dkms package, you can still get secureboot to work, just with an on-computer key: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UEFI/SecureBoot/DKMS
[02:37] <grinchier> I found these directions here but for fedora  https://www.modio.se/installing-realtek-8821ce-driver-on-system-with-secureboot-enabled.html    i must of been doing something wrong
[02:37] <grinchier> I would just disable secure boot.  but the hp laptop in question magically re-enables secure boot after a week or two.
[02:38] <grinchier> hmm the one you linked I'll give a shot.  ty.
[02:39] <grinchier> sarnold if I disable secure boot in shim-signed,   will that fix my issue of it re-enabling itself in the bios?
[02:40] <grinchier> i'm thinking not lol
[02:40] <sarnold> grinchier: oh weird -- I hadn't heard of that before
[02:40] <grinchier> ya i dunno wtf is going on.  its my sisters pc i set up ubuntu on it for my niece to do remote learning at her school
[02:40] <sarnold> grinchier: I think disabling it in the shim should work, anyway, someone went to the effort of documenting it with photos and everything :)
[02:40] <grinchier> every week or two they call and tell me the wifi disappeared lol
[02:40] <sarnold> so.. every three weeks we publish a new kernel
[02:40] <grinchier> oh you think that is what is happening?  lol
[02:41] <sarnold> if it's a dkms module, or hand-built omdule, maybe it's not being rebuilt properly?
[02:41] <sarnold> the timing does make me wonder, anyway
[02:41] <grinchier> well to fix it.  what I do is go in the bios and disable secure boot again
[02:41] <sarnold> crazy
[02:41] <grinchier> lol
[02:41] <grinchier> my sister is not pc saavy at all.  I might have to show my niece how to do it.
[02:42] <grinchier> i thought maybe someone in her house was doing it so i put a password on the bios.  didn't help LMAO
[02:42] <grinchier> someone earlier said it might be the cmos battery.  I dunno it is a crap laptop who knows.
[02:42] <grinchier> windows was unuseable on it, and their windows was super trashed so i just put ubuntu on it
[02:43] <grinchier> but ya it seems like it was about 3 weeks.  maybe when the kernel updates it re-enables secure boot?
[02:43] <grinchier> I'll try the shim thing and cross my fingers.
[02:45] <sarnold> grinchier: oh cmos battery is a decent guess
[02:45] <sarnold> grinchier: one thing that might help if you want to head down the new device route .. 'modinfo <modulename>' reports a bunch of information on a module
[02:47] <sarnold> grinchier: eg modinfo iwlwifi  dumps a ton of data on the intel wireless driver; it includes firmware names and device data.. you can guess a lot of device names from those firmware filenames, double-check they are in the linux-firmware package, and try to find something that looks promising
[02:47] <grinchier> tks
[02:48] <grinchier> so if I do the shim thing.  I don't have to disable it in bios right?
[02:50] <sarnold> grinchier: that's my expectation, yes
[02:50] <grinchier> oh man i hope so.  it seems too simple lol
[02:50] <grinchier> will it have to be redone every 3 weeks?
[02:50] <grinchier> lol
[02:58] <sarnold> grinchier: I hope not :)
[02:59] <grinchier> lol me too
[02:59] <grinchier> man for the heck of it i went on amazon.  dont' think i will find a usb wifi adapter that will work with secure boot
[03:00] <grinchier> have to give up on that dream lol
[03:01] <grinchier> well tks for your help man.  I will try the shim thing
[03:01] <grinchier> have a good weekend
[03:04] <grinchier> hmm Just read on reddit.  most people recommend panda wireless usb adapters
[03:04] <grinchier> for linux
[03:06] <sarnold> thanks grinchier, you too :) good luck
[03:41] <reaga> dang i wish i could get ubuntu working with nvidia drivers
[03:41] <reaga> wont boot after i install
[03:43] <reaga> also, ubuntu totally messes up when using dual monitors
[03:44] <reaga> stuff appears on one screen but I have to use my cursor as if its on the other screen (but invisible)
[03:44] <reaga> so if a window is in the top left of my left screen, I have to move my cursor to the top left of my right screen to click on it
[03:45] <matsaman> reaga: won't _boot_?
[03:46] <reaga> wont boot
[03:46] <reaga> as in, its just totally black and i dont have any cursor etc
[03:46] <reaga> you know what i mean
[03:47] <lotuspsychje> !nomodeset | reaga
[03:48] <lotuspsychje> reaga: after that, try to switch nvidia drivers, ubuntu-drivers list to see whats available for your card
[03:48] <reaga> i can get into ubuntu fine
[03:48] <reaga> its when i try to install the new drivers where it dies
[03:49] <reaga> nomodeset doesn't affect nvidia drivers
[03:50] <reaga> i install the latest drivers in the ubuntu driver manager thing, it says installed complete, then i restart and its just black
[03:51] <Bashing-om> reaga: secure boot ?
[03:53] <reaga> hmm
[03:53] <lotuspsychje> reaga: share your dmesg in a pastebin please
[03:54] <Bashing-om> reaga: The Nvida driver is 3rd party - requires that secure boot be disabled while installing the driver.
[03:54] <reaga> i see...
[03:54] <reaga> i dont know if its enabled i'll need to chec
[03:54] <reaga> sounds like that could be it
[04:42] <Treskjeg> Ran into an odd issue in 20.04: I connected my laptop to a projector through HDMI, but I wanted my audio to come through speakers that were connected to my laptop, not the projector. Problem is, no matter which audio output device I select in the system settings, the audio still goes through HDMI. What gives?
[04:43] <lotuspsychje> Treskjeg: got an nvidia graphics card?
[04:48] <Treskjeg> AMD graphics card actually.
[05:16] <ash_worksi> its nice to have a bit of prescription when you're new to things
[05:16] <ash_worksi> does anyone have one for a ctag generator for vim?
[05:17] <ash_worksi> I'm reading a post from 2018 that recommended universal-ctags/ctags but thats 2018 and the person uses neovim
[06:21] <buzel> ash_worksi: I use ctags. `ctags -R .` for vim. I add -e for Emacs
[06:21] <buzel> exuberant-ctags
[06:24] <ash_worksi> ah
[06:25] <ash_worksi> exuberant-ctags
[06:25] <ash_worksi> buzel: do you have any kind of opinion on that vers universal-ctags?
[06:25] <ash_worksi> or is it like 6-of-1?
[06:25] <ash_worksi> (ie, you don't care)
[06:29] <buzel> I just know it works for my C++ code, that's about it
[06:29] <buzel> I've had it work with other languages too, including javascript
[08:08] <hwpplayer1> hi people!
[08:14] <lotuspsychje> good morning to all
[08:16] <hwpplayer1> lotuspsychje: Good Morning here it is 11:16
[08:16] <hwpplayer1> 11 AM
[08:16] <lotuspsychje> hey
[08:16] <lotuspsychje> how can we help you today hwpplayer1
[08:16] <hwpplayer1> I'll give you feedback today
[08:16] <hwpplayer1> Maybe i'll install nvidia drivers
[08:17] <hwpplayer1> I'm crypting my backup disk
[08:19] <hwpplayer1> My question is when i mount to /usr it fails and dromps to initramfs. I never thought of that file system theory
[08:19] <hwpplayer1> I just wanted to add a new disk to root especially usr
[08:22] <hwpplayer1> I guess it overwrites that is why it fails
[08:22] <hwpplayer1> Then i'll follow System76 for clients, like one base OS SSD and others SSD or HDD mounted to home for files
[08:22] <hwpplayer1> Solution :)
[08:23] <hwpplayer1> And remote development on workstations in my house or datacenter
[09:46] <nowhereFast> just flashed the focal server image for rpi, it contains two paritions, system-boot and writable, for cloud-init config, I see a user-data in system-boot and a /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg in writable, which is the canoncal to modify?
[11:37] <yakiza38> Hello people I am tyring to install the drivers for TP-Link wireles adaptor, I have followed the instructions and all the dependencies that it required, when I do  sudo make  i get the following error https://pastebin.pl/view/d71bc58a
[11:38] <doh> is it somehow possible to create an interface where all traffic on it would be actually managed through a socks proxy?
[11:38] <doh> similar to how a vpn would work, just with a socks proxy
[12:27] <lotuspsychje> Treskjeg: did you try pavucontrol yet?
[12:30] <hwpplayer1> lotuspsychje: What do you think about mounting extra disks within home directory ?
[12:32] <lotuspsychje> hwpplayer1: try to ask your issue into the channel, when volunteers know they will pick up your issue
[12:32] <hwpplayer1> i did already, but had a connection failure, Thanks a lot
[12:34] <lotuspsychje> hwpplayer1: you can repeat if you like
[12:35] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[12:35] <hwpplayer1> lotuspsychje: yes i'll
[12:35] <hwpplayer1> My question is when i mount to /usr it fails and dromps to
[12:35] <hwpplayer1> 	     initramfs. I never thought of that file system theory
[12:36] <oerheks> don't mount it on /usr, use /mnt/  when the drive is in Fstab, else automount in /media/
[12:37] <hwpplayer1> understood, all say mount to media so i'll mount it to media
[12:37] <hwpplayer1> i did that once
[12:38] <oerheks> 'all say'.. really?
[12:38] <hwpplayer1> all people say that who wrote articles tutorials on the web
[12:38] <hwpplayer1> just hacking or hard coding :)
[12:38] <hwpplayer1> learning from mistakes
[12:38] <oerheks> not interested, but go ahead..
[12:39] <hwpplayer1> Thanks oerheks
[12:48] <cjoke> I run ubuntu focal and have this zam-plugins 3.9~repack3-1build1 installed, 3.9 is from 2017, and there is a version 3.13 available. This means that i dont have any "added" features from 3.9 =< * but you guys fix bugs? I dont understand. please enlighten me.
[12:49] <lotuspsychje> !info zam-plugins
[12:49] <lotuspsychje> cjoke: ok, you have to right package version for your ubuntu release
[12:50] <lotuspsychje> cjoke: your options are !backports or another higher ubuntu release
[12:51] <cjoke> lotuspsychje:  I understand that, but it is 3 years since that version came around. focal is not reached 1 year, any ideas of why ? it is buggy ?
[12:51] <lotuspsychje> !latest | cjoke
[12:51] <lotuspsychje> cjoke: did you experience a bug in 3.9?
[12:51] <cjoke> lotuspsychje: I see, thanks for response :)
[12:51] <oerheks> https://github.com/zamaudio/zam-plugins
[12:52] <oerheks> pretty old, i guess, but stable?
[12:52] <cjoke> lotuspsychje: no, havent tried it yet, im on weekly gitsearch , no big deal.
[12:52] <cjoke> oerheks: Im gonna test it before/if I install from git.
[12:53] <cjoke> I was just curious , thats why I asked :) <3
[12:54] <lotuspsychje> cjoke: seems like ubuntu 20.10 has also 3.9 still, so no use for another release neither
[13:38] <sumagna> anybody uses budgie desktop environment with default ubuntu (not ubuntu budgie)?
[13:39] <lotuspsychje> sumagna: adviced to ask your real question into the channel, so volunteers can think along with you
[13:40] <sumagna> i was just asking
[13:40] <sumagna> i am thinking about installing budgie DE
[13:40] <lotuspsychje> sumagna: you would like to share experiences/discuss with someone about budgie?
[13:42] <sumagna> i want to ask about budgie's installation and if there are gonna be any problems after insalling it
[13:43] <sumagna> like any side effects
[13:44] <lotuspsychje> sumagna: we cant really generalize problems/bugs on the ubuntu !flavours, issues can get influenced by several things like hardware, bios settings, bugs etc
[13:45] <sumagna> ok
[13:46] <lotuspsychje> sumagna: feel free to find likeminded users on budgie in #ubuntu-discuss or the #ubuntu-budgie channel
[13:46] <sumagna> i was reading about its installation and found that there are going to be problems like icons
[13:46] <sumagna> sorry for the delay of this message. my net stopped working for a few seconds
[13:50] <bewees> hi, how do I start gparted from CLI?
[13:54] <sumagna> you have to install it, i think, at first
[13:55] <sumagna> but if you want to install it for resizing root or something like that, then you would need a live usb
[13:58] <bewees> sumagna: none of that answers my questions
[13:58] <sumagna> you have to install it, i think, at first
[13:58] <sumagna> then call gparted
[13:58] <sumagna> thats all
[13:59] <bewees> no that doesn't work from CLI
[13:59] <bewees> i will now simply install x2go and open gparted from there. polkit auth fails even though I installed it
[14:17] <pavlos> bewees: sudo gparted
[14:17] <EriC^^> *sudo -H gparted
[14:37] <strive> EriC^^: Interesting.
[14:37] <EriC^^> :)
[14:38] <SkyPilot> test
[14:39] <lotuspsychje> SkyPilot: we see you, it works
[14:39] <strive> Rutters, check.
[16:55] <bewees> Is there a tool to automatically partition my drive with LUKS in Ubuntu?
[16:57] <jayjo> the 'disks' utility will do it, if you mean a GUI. not sure about "automatically"
[16:58] <bewees> How do I start the disks utility from a running Ubuntu system?
[16:59] <jayjo> are you on a desktop? You can use your "super" key to get the unity dash, and then just search "disks"
[17:00] <ThothCastel> anybody could please help me in joining #linux?
[17:00] <ThothCastel> it says I am banned
[17:00] <ThothCastel> it has been a long time I don't access that channel
[17:00] <Maik> jayjo: unity dash? from 17.10 and onward Ubuntu uses gnome
[17:00] <Maik> ThothCastel: wrong channel to ask
[17:00] <ThothCastel> and I cannot remember ever being banned from it
[17:00] <bewees> jayjo: nope not on Ubuntu desktop
[17:01] <bewees> jayjo: I got xcfe4 installed, but it's not finding "disks"
[17:01] <Maik> sudo apt install gnome-disks
[17:01] <bewees> i'm installing ubiquity right now, I guess it's in that package
[17:02] <ThothCastel> Maik thanks - i meant to ask in #freenode
[17:02] <ThothCastel> I am two unused machines at home with good spec which I would like to purpose for something useful as servers
[17:02] <ThothCastel> on my  home network
[17:02] <ThothCastel> looking for ideas
[17:02] <Maik> bewees: my bad, make that gnome-disk-utility
[17:03] <ThothCastel> thought of a terminal server or somthing like that
[17:03] <ThothCastel> I already have a freenas on a different machine
[17:04] <Maik> ThothCastel: offtopic chat can be done in #ubuntu-offtopic if you don't have a ubuntu support question
[17:09] <bewees> Maik: is that the tool jayjo meant?
[17:09] <bewees> thought there's a tool like on ubuntu live usb where EFI partition is created automatically
[17:10] <bewees> but I will create efi now manually, should I use vfat or ext2?
[17:17] <Maik> bewees: yep it is
[17:17] <tomreyn> bewees: what's your overall goal there? you're not editing partitions on the sotrage you booted from, are you?
[17:18] <tomreyn> * storage media
[17:18] <bewees> tomreyn: moving to a new SSD my rootfs that is
[17:18] <bewees> ssd seems to die soon
[17:19] <tomreyn> whether you can predict this, or are predicting this correctly, could be a separate topic of discussion, but regarding the overall plan: the easiest approach can be to just do a fresh install to the new storage, then mount the file systems of the old storage and copy what you still need.
[17:20] <tomreyn> you'd need to resintall (and reconfigure) your software, though.
[17:22] <tomreyn> if, however, you really prefer to re-use the existing installation, your approach of using a partitioning tool to create partitions (of the same or larger size than existing ones) first of all, would seem correct.
[17:23] <arooni> so i have an existing installation of ubuntu 20.04;  is there anyway to make it so my /home partition is encrypted?
[17:24] <arooni> https://www.linuxuprising.com/2018/04/how-to-encrypt-home-folder-in-ubuntu.html ? '
[17:24] <tomreyn> the next step would then be to either create file systems on the target and rsync the data from old to new ssd, or to copy a full image for each partition you'll keep.
[17:24] <tomreyn> bewees: ^
[17:25] <bewees>  tomreyn yeah, just wasn't sure if EFI should be vfat, fat32 or ext2
[17:25] <bewees> I went for fat32, but I noted somewhere down that ubuntus wants ext2
[17:26] <tomreyn> arooni: i recommend not to use ecryptfs these days.
[17:29] <tomreyn> bewees: the efi system partition needs to be a FAT file system, i think all of 8, 16, and 32 are allowed by the standard (but, sadly, some implementations differ from the specification). FAT32 is probably a safe bet
[17:30] <bewees> tomreyn: do you know if ubuntu by default install the rootfs on ext4 with LVM or without?
[17:31] <bewees> going to use lvm
[17:31] <bewees> nvm :-)
[17:31] <tomreyn> bewees: ubuntu 20.04 desktop installs without LVM unless you sopecifically choose to use LVM or select FDE, i think.
[17:35] <jayjo> I'm trying to use avrdude on my ubuntu desktop, which requires a port option (-P) that I can't get to work correctly... I can't connect via avrdude to a usb serial device. First, I'm trying to use a udev rule to assign a nicer name. Is that symlink name under /dev in the udev rule my "port" name? I think port may be a DOS thing here
[17:41] <jayjo> In setting that udev rule, should I just plug the device in and see what character file appears in the /dev directory? The command 'udevadm info --name=/dev/ttyS1 --attribute-walk' is helpful to set the rule, but how about getting the /dev/ttyS1 initially
[17:51] <converge> what do you use for screen saver?]
[17:55] <oerheks> power-button
[17:59] <technot> can anyone give me some quick pointers on whats the best way to move an ubuntu uefi system disk to a new disk? google has 1001 answers.. i thought i knew: while running the "old" ubuntu, i repartitioned the new drive, swapped the uuids in fstab, and ran grub-install on the new drive, rebooted to a usb live stick, and then cp -avf contends of old efi partition to new efi partition and same with old root to
[17:59] <technot> new root. but when i look over some random files in /etc/grub.d i see the files are littered with uuids.. do they need to be changed manually as well? anything else im forgetting? ubuntu 20.10 btw
[18:01] <oerheks> yes, on could clone the partitions, and boot with live iso and update the new UUID in fstab
[18:02] <oerheks> the command 'blkid' gives the new valid UUIDs, easy to copy to fstab, then run update-grub and voila
[18:05] <technot> well, i allready updated the uuids in fstab manually, was only two:) and the contents of my two partitions are copied, might as well be clones, and grub installed to the new disk after
[18:05] <tomreyn> !ubuntu+1 | technot
[18:05] <technot> so i guess should be good to try it then, thanks :)
[18:05] <technot> ubottu: thanks, good to know :)
[18:05] <technot> lol
[18:06] <oerheks> have fun!
[18:22] <intx> did ubuntu change logging mechanism in one of the recent releases? /var/log/syslog is 0 bytes
[18:47] <deadrom> hi all
[18:48] <deadrom> say, I got a Celeron J1900 that's suppose dto go Media Center, currently transferring a lot large files from the old server to its only disk, a large single disk well capable of transferring 200MB/s, the server easily cranking out 300MB/s, GBE, only getting 50-52MB/s on NFS
[18:50] <deadrom> no disk encryption, NFSv4... I see all 4 cores are pretty busy. would simple disk/ethernet transfers go so heavy on that little CPU?
[18:52] <oerheks> maybe, or the block size is not optimum , some help http://nfs.sourceforge.net/nfs-howto/ar01s05.html
[18:52] <oerheks> i hope this is all wired? not wireless?
[19:15] <deadrom> oerheks: all nice cat5e
[20:06] <hydrian> Ello all
[20:06] <hydrian> I recently upgraded from 16.04 to 18.04.
[20:07] <duckgoose> you forgot about 17
[20:07] <hydrian> Now some of LVs are not starting but others are at boot. All of the LV I'm mentioning are apart of the same VG.
[20:08] <hydrian> Some of the LVs are getting timeouts on boot. Since one of them is for the /var partition, it make the host go in to rescue mode.
[20:09] <hydrian> Is there a way to increase the timeout on the lv detection at boot?
[20:11] <hydrian> Once I can login with rescue mode the LVs start up fine
[20:12] <hydrian> The problem LVs are marked as inactive.
[20:48] <parsnip> hmm, i'm using ubuntu 20.04 and `sudo apt-cache search taskd` comes up empty
[20:48] <parsnip> even though it appears here: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/focal/man1/taskd.1.html
[20:50] <parsnip> hmm, i'll try this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine
[20:52] <parsnip> hmm, i only see it in xenial and bionic: https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=taskd&searchon=names&suite=all&section=all
[20:56] <jayjo> I've set a udev rule to create a symlink to /dev/chameleon with this rule: `ATTRS{product}=="Chameleon-Mini", SUBSYSTEMS=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="16d0", ATTRS{idProduct}=="04b2", GROUP="dialout", MODE="0775", SYMLINK+="chameleon"` but my symlink, which does show up, has root:root ownership. I can only access the device on screen /dev/ttyACM0, screen /dev/chameleon (or the /dev/bus/usb/003/023 which is the
[20:56] <jayjo> symlink) can't be connected to
[21:04] <jayjo> even if I correct the persmission, screen can only seem to communicate with the /dev/ttyACM0 device, the /dev/bus/usb/002/026 is not readable
[21:05] <hydrian> jayjo: is the user you are using apart of the dialout group
[21:05] <hydrian> and the plugdev group
[21:05] <jayjo> yes, a member of both
[21:06] <hydrian> Have you relogged/rebooted since adding those groups to the user you are testing with?
[21:07] <parsnip> i decided to install a tarball, "solved"
[21:11] <TJ-> jayjo: you're only setting GROUP on a symlink - that doesn't affect the target. Your rule should be creating a full character device node with the correct major and minor
[21:19] <jayjo> I think I may be identifying the device incorrectly, although that is the udev rule that the manufacturer recommended (https://cdn.statically.io/gh/emsec/ChameleonMini/master/Drivers/98-ChameleonMini.rules). I'm just naive about it, could my machine require a different rule to match the same piece of hardware? Maybe if I connect through the front of my tower vs the back?
[21:19] <jayjo> Because I did notice the /dev/ttyACM0 device is a tty subsystem and the other is a usb subsystem. I can only connect via screen (serially) to the tty subsystem
[21:21] <TJ-> jayjo: precisely - compare the MAJOR MINORs of the /dev/ttyACM0 and /dev/bus/usb/...
[21:21] <jayjo> https://bpa.st/5WGA I do see that the MAJOR MINOR is different
[21:22] <TJ-> jayjo: use 'udevadm monitor' or 'udevadm info' to see what udev does to create the /dev/ttyACM0 when the device is plugged in.
[21:27] <jayjo> I see the creation of the /dev/ttyACM0 here: https://bpa.st/D56Q with udevadm monitor ... is there a way to see what rule actually triggers?
[21:29] <jayjo> I had referenced this page: https://wiki.debian.org/udev but doens't mention about major/minor
[21:32] <TJ-> jayjo: see "man systemd-udevd" and "man udev.conf" for ways to enable udev debugging - log can be viewed with "journalctl -u systemd-udevd"
[21:52] <simonquigley> Hey #ubuntu! I have a fun one...
[21:52] <simonquigley> I have this output when trying to simply wget a file from cdimage.u.c: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/627YMF925t/
[21:53] <simonquigley> The interesting thing to note is it tries a bunch of IPv6 addresses first, and then tries IPv4 addresses
[21:53] <jeremy31> simonquigley: I would set IPv6 options in Network Manager to disable/ignore
[21:54] <simonquigley> Okay, is there a way to do that from the CLI?
[21:54]  * simonquigley googles in the meantime
[21:54] <jeremy31> simonquigley:  I have never done it that way
[21:56] <simonquigley> Okay, I figured it out, I just wanted to share for future reference...
[21:56] <simonquigley> $ nmcli connection modify SSID ipv6.method "disabled"
[21:56] <simonquigley> Then disconnecting and reconnecting.
[21:56] <simonquigley> That works.
[21:56] <simonquigley> For reference: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterprise_linux/8/html/configuring_and_managing_networking/disabling-ipv6-on-a-system-that-uses-networkmanager_configuring-and-managing-networking
[21:56] <simonquigley> Thanks jeremy31!
[22:03] <leftyfb> jeremy31: future reference, they could have just used wget -4
[22:07] <BalooRJ> Hello, I'm having an issue with libdvdcss if anyone can help me with that
[22:22] <deadrom> BalooRJ: not unless you tell us what the problem is
[22:46] <BalooRJ> deadrom: Thanks kindly, I've installed libdvd-pkg and did sudo dpkg reconfigure on libdvd-pkg
[22:50] <deadrom> all, any known issue with mc freezing on large copyjobs?
[22:51] <deadrom> 20.04, third attempt to copy large amount of large files over ethernet from NFSv4 server which other clients work fine with, but this new 20.04 box now third time mc stalled. nothing in dmesg / syslog
[22:53] <tomreyn> deadrom: new hardware, you say? did you do hardware tests before putting it to use?
[22:53] <tomreyn> this sounds like a memtest could be needed
[22:53] <deadrom> tomreyn: no... if POST goes through I assume the system to be functional. what sort of test do you have in mind?
[22:54] <tomreyn> see above. ;-)
[22:54] <deadrom> the RAM has been checked externally before installing
[22:54] <tomreyn> externally? how do you do this?
[22:54] <deadrom> or lets say, it's from a stash where only tested modules go.
[22:55] <deadrom> test machine
[22:55] <deadrom> I got a lot of RAM
[22:55] <tomreyn> i see. you should always run such tests on the target system, though
[22:55] <deadrom> fair point
[22:56] <deadrom> bit strange though that everything else is clockwork but only mc borks don't you think?
[22:56] <tomreyn> not if it's got to do with ram, no. you'd get all kinds of unexplicable situations
[22:57] <tomreyn> it could also be networking or storage related, though, but then i'd hope to see error messages
[22:58] <tomreyn> you don't have ecc ram by chance, or a system (hardware) event log (available through some hardware backdoor, AKA out-of-band-management solution)?
[23:02] <dlam> im trying to upgrade 18.04 -> 20.04 but it failed with a "Could not calculate the upgrade" error and this in /var/log/dist-upgrade/main.log:  The package 'postgresql-10-postgis-2.4' is marked for removal but it's in the removal blacklist
[23:02] <dlam> any ideas?
[23:03] <dlam> ...i guess i could just manually `apt-get remove postgresql-10-postgis-2.4` or something
[23:03] <tomreyn> dlam: yes, you could give this a try. chances are there are other problems, though.
[23:04] <deadrom> tomreyn: low power system, miniITX, J1900 cpu with DDR3-SO-DIMM, no ECC here :)
[23:04] <tomreyn> you probably had unsupported packages or packages versions (or both) installed
[23:04] <tomreyn> dlam: ^
[23:05] <tomreyn> deadrom: i guess not then ;)
[23:06] <deadrom> tomreyn: speaking of which, has the memtest on the live iso gone stupid? when I did test a suspicious system the other day memtest86+ would check them OK while memtest86.com found errors after seconds
[23:07] <tomreyn> the memtest86+, as available in ubuntu, does not support uefi booting, does not support all cpu families
[23:12] <dlam> kkk
[23:13] <tomreyn> dlam: look for "Foreign:" in your logs in /var/log/dist-upgrade/
[23:14] <tomreyn> better yet, install and run apt-forktracer
[23:16] <dlam> kkk   oreign: google-chrome-stable slack-desktop
[23:18] <tomreyn> i would advise against using this abbreviation.
[23:20] <deadrom> tomreyn: think it might be misinterpreted as a reference to the communist party of cyprus kappa kappa kappa? :)
[23:21] <deadrom> or the production code of the 1972 Doctor Who series "Day of the Daleks"?
[23:21] <tomreyn> maybe this, and certainly other things, too. abbreviations tend to be ambiguous, and in tech support, it helps to be precise.
[23:22] <dlam> @tomreyn: mmk i ran `apt-forktracer` and got 250 lines of output and programs :D
[23:23] <dlam> maybe too many to go in and check 1-by-1
[23:23] <tomreyn> dlam: looks like you forgot to prepare your system for a release upgrade.
[23:24] <dlam> ohh nope never even heard about that xD
[23:24] <tomreyn> that third party repos aren't supported?
[23:24] <dlam> ahh i understand
[23:33] <deadrom> tomreyn: RAM is ok
[23:34] <deadrom> I first suspected that fat 5 platter 3.5" in combo with a nv1030 and the board on a 120W pico PSU might be a but much asked of that little thing, but even when mc stalled I could access the disk fine
[23:34] <tomreyn> deadrom: do you feel like sharing dmesg?
[23:35] <deadrom> so it could be: rotten switch, cable, that RTL8111 on the mini board being crap, NFS mc indeed or a thousand other things.
[23:35] <deadrom> tomreyn: can do as soon as the machine is up again
[23:35] <deadrom> hang on
[23:36] <tomreyn> or power supply, yes
[23:38] <deadrom> tomreyn: yeeeh but: power supply dipping so hard mc crashes, and only mc and nothing else? I doubt it. what's a good stress test for small platforms?
[23:38] <deadrom> on heavy ones I use Unigene benchmarks
[23:41] <tomreyn> stress-ng or cpuburn for the cpu, memtest86+ from memtest86.com for ram, bonnie++ and smartctl for storage
[23:42] <deadrom> tomreyn: dmesg after mc stalled or just any of the last? (I'll finish the memtest past, couple mins)
[23:43] <oerheks> mc is minecraft or midnight comander?
[23:43] <tomreyn> deadrom: i'm mostly interested in what's logged by journalctl during boot (maybe not *just* dmesg, but it's up to you)
[23:43] <tomreyn> * by systemd-journald


[06:56] <mup> Bug #2020798 changed: (3.3) RackD constantly restarting: MulticastJoinError - Address already in use <MAAS:Incomplete> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/2020798>
[08:17] <mup> Bug #2025026 changed: [3.3] Duplicate IPMI BMC IP + Username with unique passwords causes migration failure on upgrade to 3.3 <sts> <MAAS:Won't Fix> <MAAS documentation:Triaged by billwear> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/2025026>
[08:23] <mup> Bug #2025026 opened: [3.3] Duplicate IPMI BMC IP + Username with unique passwords causes migration failure on upgrade to 3.3 <sts> <MAAS:Won't Fix> <MAAS documentation:Triaged by billwear> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/2025026>
[08:26] <mup> Bug #2025026 changed: [3.3] Duplicate IPMI BMC IP + Username with unique passwords causes migration failure on upgrade to 3.3 <sts> <MAAS:Won't Fix> <MAAS documentation:Triaged by billwear> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/2025026>
[09:38] <mup> Bug #2020798 opened: (3.3) RackD constantly restarting: MulticastJoinError - Address already in use <MAAS:Incomplete> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/2020798>
[14:14] <mup> Bug #2026283 opened: TestDynamicDNSUpdate.test_as_reverse_record_update flaky test <flaky-test> <MAAS:New> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/2026283>


[15:28] <Roguehorse> Good Morning
[15:36] <philipballew> Roguehorse, hello
[15:39] <Roguehorse> How is your morning going so far?
[16:13] <philipballew> Roguehorse, so far so good. Just sweating away the summer working on life. yourself?
[16:27] <Roguehorse> Right now setting up an Ubuntu server in KVM ... otherwise waiting to hear back from a job lead and kicking around in Dice + homework of course
[16:38] <philipballew> Roguehorse, oh awesome! homework is a pain though...
[16:40] <grantbow> I used to feel the same thing about homework.
[16:54] <Roguehorse> The homework aspect isn't so bad ... sometimes it's just hard getting into the material. Right now we're finishing off HIstory from 1945
[16:55] <Roguehorse> The only part about History that I don't appreciate is it mainly focuses on politics
[16:58] <Roguehorse> Now, if they could focus History into segments such as political, industrial, technical and such then sure, I'd love to study the dev technology ... but it has to be generalized
[18:17] <philipballew> Roguehorse, the goverment writes history.
[18:19]  * ianorlin doesn't like revisionist history and then ended up thinking of version control
[19:03] <pleia2> philipballew: long time no see :)


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[07:02] <LocutusOfBorg> vorlon, would it be possible to have dav1d/i386 built? we are getting BD-uninst on vlc/ffmpeg and so on
[07:47] <slyon> hey! My streamlink 1.4.1+dfsg-1ubuntu1 upload made it to -proposed. It fixes the tests in combination with fonts-font-awesome (from -proposed), could someone please trigger that test for me https://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/request.cgi?release=groovy&arch=amd64&package=streamlink&trigger=fonts-font-awesome%2F5.0.10%2Breally4.7.0%7Edfsg-2 (for amd64, arm64, armhf, ppc64el, s390x)?
[08:08] <seb128> slyon, hey, triggered now
[08:24] <slyon> thanks!
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[11:16] <rbalint> ubuntu-release please merge those few hints
[11:16] <rbalint> https://code.launchpad.net/~rbalint/britney/hints-ubuntu/+merge/386878
[11:30] <LocutusOfBorg> hello, can a package in universe depend on something in multiverse?
[11:32] <cjwatson> No
[11:35] <LocutusOfBorg> ok, so why britney is letting bumblebee-nvidia migrate on amd64 if it is obviously not installable?
[11:36] <LocutusOfBorg> it is now failing to migrate because armhf depends on stuff in restricted, but for some reasons, it didn't fail for amd64
[11:36] <LocutusOfBorg> I tried on a clean chroot, with only main and universe, bumblebee-nvidia on amd64 is not installable.
[11:37] <cjwatson> It's disallowed by policy.  I'm not asserting that that's correctly enforced everywhere
[11:39] <LocutusOfBorg> yep, got it, I'm just asking if somebody will fix the britney configuration or not, and if its better to fix bumblebee or whatever... I admit I'm lost, I don't even know how much of such packages exist and how to find them
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[14:39] <vorlon> xnox: why did you think you needed to copy the package to groovy-proposed to get a build record?  There should've been one already when the archive opened
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[15:28] <vorlon> LocutusOfBorg: dav1d/i386> sure, I'll queue it up.  Did you see my feedback about pocketsphinx being a no-go for ffmpeg?
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[15:36] <LocutusOfBorg> vorlon, I already fixed that :)
[15:36] <vorlon> LocutusOfBorg: ok; I needed to know that so that I can revert the whitelist changes
[15:36] <LocutusOfBorg> ohhhhhhh sorryyyyyyyyy :D
[15:36] <LocutusOfBorg> btw can you please kick this out (again) https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libsis-base-java/18.09~pre1+git20180827.fe4953e+dfsg-1build1 =
[15:37] <LocutusOfBorg> I syncd because of auto-sync wrong output, this is what I'm trying to address in the merge request I opened
[15:37] <LocutusOfBorg> https://code.launchpad.net/~costamagnagianfranco/ubuntu-archive-tools/sync/+merge/374390
[15:37] <LocutusOfBorg> you removed it, I put it back :(
[15:38] <vorlon> ok, let's see
[15:38] <LocutusOfBorg> should I no-change rebuild dav1d?
[15:40] <LocutusOfBorg> btw, a guidance on bunblebee issue would be appreciated. bumblebee-nvidia/amd64 is universe, but is installable only with multiverse packages, same for bumblebee-nvidia/armhf that needs restricted pocket.
[15:40] <LocutusOfBorg> unfortunately this policy violation is already in release pocket, because britney checks universe/restricted but not universe/multiverse mismatches
[15:40] <vorlon> LocutusOfBorg: dav1d> should only require a self-copy (done)
[15:40] <LocutusOfBorg> thanks
[15:41] <vorlon> bumbleee> no time to look at that currently
[15:41] <LocutusOfBorg> mine is a general question, about the archive being broken
[15:41] <LocutusOfBorg> "policy broken" :)
[15:42] <vorlon> so what guidance are you looking for?  the britney policy should almost certainly be fixed if it's not enforcing
[15:42] <vorlon> https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/component-mismatches.html doesn't appear to track multiverse vs universe mismatches
[15:43] <vorlon> (probably because promoting from multiverse to universe to fix component mismatches is almost always wrong)
[15:43] <LocutusOfBorg> my opinion is that bumblebee-nvidia/amd64, being uninstallable on amd64 without multiverse enabled should have never migrated in the first place
[15:44] <vorlon> correct
[15:44] <vorlon> this is clearly a bug in the britney policy enforcement
[15:44] <LocutusOfBorg> but I don't know how much of the archive is currently "broken" :)
[15:44] <LocutusOfBorg> I agree moving nvidia packages from multiverse to universe is wrong
[15:44] <vorlon> I also don't.  probably needs a custom run of component-mismatches to figure it out
[15:45] <LocutusOfBorg> maybe moving bumblebee to multiverse might heal it, but unfortunately nvidia drivers are "restricted" on amd64 and "multiverse" on armhf
[15:45] <LocutusOfBorg> so meh, how can we move it...
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[15:46] <LocutusOfBorg> anyway, if you say "go fix the package to stop depending but only suggesting those packages", I can do it, what I can't do is to fix component-mismatches
[15:52] <vorlon> we *have* nvidia drivers on armhf?
[15:54] <LocutusOfBorg> vorlon, looks like we have them
[15:54] <LocutusOfBorg> bumblebee-nvidia/armhf unsatisfiable Depends: nvidia-driver-390
[15:55] <vorlon> ok so they exist but not the current driver version
[15:55] <vorlon> but also, everything except libcuda1-384 from that package is in restricted, not armhf
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[16:01] <LocutusOfBorg> also, this one should probably go away? missing build on i386: iptraf (from 1:1.1.4-6build1)
[16:01] <vorlon> LocutusOfBorg: not according to the whitelist currently
[16:02] <LocutusOfBorg> mmm I don't get why its not trying to be built then
[16:03] <vorlon> LocutusOfBorg: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/iptraf says iptraf isn't published in any release later than xenial...
[16:03] <vorlon> what's the source package?
[16:03] <LocutusOfBorg> iptraf-ng
[16:03] <vorlon> brilliant
[16:03] <LocutusOfBorg>   * Remove transitional package: iptraf (Closes: #683493, #842411, #858200, #939244)
[16:03] <LocutusOfBorg> this is what I'm talking about
[16:04] <vorlon> ah that's an arch: all binary package, that's the problem
[16:04] <LocutusOfBorg> also, new opencc is trying to get marisa build on i386 :/
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[16:07] <vorlon> removed the arch: all binary on arch: i386, so that should clear now
[16:08] <LocutusOfBorg> thanks
[16:38] <xnox> vorlon:  there was not one. There was ftbfs in forcal-proposed, and that didn't get copied up to create a build-record in groovy or groovy-proposed.
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[19:32] <vorlon> xnox: hmm
[19:32] <vorlon> xnox: well, I'm removing from groovy-proposed now
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[20:22] <xnox> vorlon:  thanks!
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[01:30] <dijenerate> hi all
[01:30] <dijenerate> has anyone tested this on the Vaio UX as yet?
[01:30] <dijenerate> where can I get the latest build and how do I install
[01:33] <dijenerate> I guess I should have asked if anyone is alive here and if anyone actually runs this from anything other than a flash drive
[09:09] <jsg> Hi, do any of you know if there will be some official canonical phones (pre-installed) that can be ordered working out-of-the-box
[09:20] <davmor2> jsg: Mobile isn't for phone yet it is just for Intel based mids (Mobile Internet Devices)
[09:21] <jsg> ok - will it be for phones later on?
[09:21] <davmor2> pass
[09:21] <jsg> OK
[09:21] <jsg> thx
[14:57] <davmor2> cgregan: No the apps are still not tallying with the icons :(
[14:58] <cgregan> Please ping StevenK to see if he can figure out what is going on with your help
[15:04] <davmor2> StevenK: ping
[15:04] <davmor2> cgregan: the top row in all mode are right it's just the rest :)
[15:05] <cgregan> davmor2: Strange....I would think either they were all screwed up, or non-are.
[15:06] <davmor2> cgregan: exactly :)  did you get yesterdays menlow image?
[15:06] <cgregan> Steven might be offline at this point. He is in Sydney. I can catch up with him during his Wed morning.
[15:08] <davmor2> cgregan: I got a couple hours of catchup to do tonight so I'll make it latter than earlier
[15:09] <cgregan> davmor2: Ok...review the apps that you have access to from Home/All or try launching from terminal
[15:11] <davmor2> cgregan: did you get yesterdays image in the end?
[15:11] <cgregan> davmor2: Yes....In the process of re-building it for the Jax device
[15:13] <davmor2> okay :)  If you find it has OO.o on it try it out I'm guessing you'll get the /%U does not exist error that me and stgraber are getting too.
[15:14] <Hobbsee> cgregan: he should still be here somewhere.
[15:14] <Hobbsee> more to the point, there somewhere.
[15:15] <cgregan> davmor2: Actually...OOo should not even show up on the desktop
[15:15] <cgregan> davmor2: Only the office document viewer "treb" should be there
[15:15] <agoliveira> davmor2: Hi. I just saw your bug OO bug but I'm tending to make it invalid as OO is not to be used as a standalone application for UME. It's there for the sole porpouse of read MS office files using treb.
[15:16] <agoliveira> cgregan: You just beat me :)
[15:17]  * cgregan has mad launchpad ninja skills!
[15:17] <agoliveira> As a matter of fact, the idea is to pull out OO's filters eventually and remove the rest of the package.
[15:19] <davmor2> agoliveira: why then can I access it at all?
[15:20] <agoliveira> davmor2: The binary is there but it shouldn't have any icons pointing to them.
[15:21] <agoliveira> davmor2: What image/platform are you using?
[15:21] <davmor2> agoliveira: http://www.davmor2.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/OO.o.png
[15:21] <davmor2> from the icon on the desktop
[15:22] <davmor2> it's in the bug.  Menlow.mic.tar.bz2 on xephyr.  Builds are 20080512/13/beta4
[15:23] <agoliveira> davmor2: Did you build this using MIC?
[15:24] <davmor2> yes
[15:25] <davmor2> agoliveira: and using the terminal command ume-xephyr-start to boot it up
[15:25] <agoliveira> davmor2: That's weird. Let me see something.
[15:26] <davmor2> agoliveira: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Cases/UMEScreenshots?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=main-screen.png is a shot of yesterday's desktop that I'm using for the testing wiki
[15:29] <davmor2> agoliveira: any ideas on bug 229610  While I'm online still
[15:30] <StevenK> I don't see how m-b-f would show all of those entires
[15:30] <davmor2> StevenK: would you like to know how many icon I get in total on the desktop?
[15:31] <agoliveira> davmor2: I just updated my Q1 and, as expected, the OO icons are not there. I don't see any OO files on PPA so I have no idea why they are showing up for you.
[15:31] <davmor2> agoliveira: and stgraber from wednesdays version
[15:32] <StevenK> davmor2: More than the 25 I get?
[15:32] <davmor2> StevenK: I get 40
[15:32] <davmor2> agoliveira: the Q1 version is that the samsung version?
[15:33] <agoliveira> davmor2: Yes. I have the image from cdimage installed on it.
[15:33] <davmor2> agoliveira: hang on a second
[15:35] <davmor2> agoliveira: Right I'm using the menlow image here is a shot of the setup in mic.  http://www.davmor2.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ss-mic.png
[15:36] <agoliveira> davmor2: I can only think that someone from intel or MSG made this change. I'm quite sure wasn't us.
[15:37] <StevenK> But I've been using the dailes, and they don't have the same bug.
[15:37] <davmor2> StevenK: actually I get 42 images
[15:38] <agoliveira> StevenK: Yep. Just updated mine.
[15:38] <agoliveira> StevenK: I can only think that Intel has being naughty.
[15:38] <davmor2> StevenK: are you running in xephyr though?
[15:39] <davmor2> 47 even I'll get it right in a minute :(
[15:40] <StevenK> davmor2: Nope. Which makes me think it's Xephyr specific
[15:40] <davmor2> http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/moblin/hardy/menlow/20080513/menlow.mic.tar.bz2  this is the image I am downloading
[15:41] <davmor2> using even
[15:42] <davmor2> will the mccaslin version run in mic?
[15:45] <davmor2> brb
[15:45] <agoliveira> davmor2: Yes, it should.
[15:46] <agoliveira> StevenK: But why would they show up in Xephyr and not on the device? Weird...
[15:46] <StevenK> Exactly my thought.
[15:46]  * agoliveira still thinks that Intel is playing a rule here :)
[15:49] <davmor2> right I'm downloading the mccaslin version I'll let you know if there is a difference in about an hour
[15:59] <seppolie> hi, works ubutu mobile on sony ereicsson k800i? an how can i download or install?
[15:59] <agoliveira> seppolie: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileAndEmbedded/FAQ
[16:00] <seppolie> agoliveira, thnx
[16:16] <davmor2> back :)
[16:16] <davmor2> StevenK: agoliveira: so you guys are both using the mccaslin version on your q1's is that correct?
[16:17] <StevenK> The Menlow images won't work on Q1U
[16:17] <agoliveira> davmor2: Yes, it's the version that works on the Q1.
[16:18] <davmor2> okay cool so the difference might be in that rather than with it being xephyr then.
[16:19] <davmor2> would the randomness with the icons be xephyr though?
[16:27] <agoliveira> davmor2: In theory there should be no difference betweek using on Xephyr and on the hardware. The only thing I can think of to see this is to take this image you're testing and install it on a real device.
[16:29] <davmor2> agoliveira: no device or I would.
[16:32] <davmor2> However I'm wondering now if the weirdness with the icons not tallying up with the apps might be down to it being menlow too so I'll check that out at the same time.
[16:32] <agoliveira> davmor2: Well, I don't have any menlow devices here as well, sorry.
[16:42] <martii> hi guys
[16:42] <martii> I was wondering if ubuntu mobile is just for mobiles or eeepc is good target as well?
[16:48] <davmor2> bugger slow band has kicked in :(
[16:53] <lool> martii: We don't target the eeepc, but we would be happy to support it
[16:53] <agoliveira> martii: UME is *not* for phones: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileAndEmbedded/FAQ
[16:59] <davmor2> cgregan: on a plus side liferea is working :)
[16:59] <cgregan> :-)
[17:00] <davmor2> in fact most of the apps I've found work fine :)
[17:28] <Bert_2> hi, anybody here ?
[17:34] <GrueMaster> nope
[17:34] <Bert_2> lol
[17:34] <GrueMaster> :)
[17:34] <GrueMaster> what's up?
[17:35] <Bert_2> well, moblin-image-creator and xephyr seem to hate me
[17:35] <GrueMaster> heh.  I avoid xephyr.  Too many headaches, not enough return.  I prefer vnc.
[17:35] <Bert_2> I first made a standard project and target and tried to run it but I get an error, and then I tried the moblin image I have and that doesn't show after processing
[17:36] <Bert_2> GrueMaster: the documentation didn't say anything about vnc
[17:36] <Bert_2> how do you get things running then ?
[17:36] <GrueMaster> oops, I meant virtual box.  And no, there is no documentation that I know of.
[17:37] <Bert_2> can you get it working in virtualbox ?
[17:37] <Bert_2> how ?
[17:37] <GrueMaster> Yes, but it isn't easy.  You need to make your own image.  Modifying the live usb might work.
[17:38] <GrueMaster> I have only done it a couple of times (lack of time on my end - I spend most of my days on real platforms.
[17:38] <Bert_2> but does it work with the virtual hardware of virtualbox ?
[17:38] <GrueMaster> The only thing that doesn't work is the video driver.
[17:38] <GrueMaster> Everything else can be simulated.
[17:38] <Bert_2> well, I'm very curious, I especially want to know if it works on the eeePC, cause I would love to run UME on it
[17:40] <GrueMaster> You can run the image on the Eee PC.  Just use McCaslin as your platform base.  There is some minor tweaks from there, as the Eee doesn't have a touch screen.
[17:40] <Bert_2> well, the 900 has one
[17:40] <Bert_2> and I hope to buy one in June
[17:40] <GrueMaster> OOOOO!
[17:40] <Bert_2> didn't you know that
[17:40] <Bert_2> have you been living under a rock the last month ?
[17:40] <GrueMaster> Is that going to be Atom based?  I haven't had a chance to read the specs.
[17:41] <GrueMaster> well, since you asked...
[17:41] <Bert_2> right now it's Celeron, but in Juni/July the atom version will be there
[17:41] <GrueMaster> Then it will be Menlow based (as far as MIC is concerned).
[17:43] <martii> agoliveira: OK but what if I'd like to help you to support it?
[17:44] <Bert_2> well GrueMaster that sounds very easy indeed :D
[17:46] <Bert_2> GrueMaster: say, what is the precise aim of the UME-project, cause the wiki isn't very uniform
[17:47] <GrueMaster> The current goals are geared around the upcoming Intel Atom based MID products.  There has been a lot of press lately on these handheld units.  Check youtube for some video from one of the trade shows.
[17:49] <GrueMaster> The McCaslin platform is any ultra-mobile device on earlier technology, specifically the Samsung Q1 Ultra (the Eee uses similar components).
[17:50] <GrueMaster> McCaslin is currently being used as a development platform for the next gen products due to the similarities (x86, touch screen, mobile, etc).
[17:51] <Bert_2> GrueMaster: sounds very interesting, I'll check it out soon, but now I have to go
[17:51] <Bert_2> thank you for your help ;)
[17:51] <GrueMaster> Check out moblin.org as well.
[18:23] <davmor2> yay mccaslin just finished :)
[18:35] <davmor2> Okay things just got bizzarer I just tried the mccaslin image and it is identical to the menlow image in it's brokeness
[18:35] <davmor2> so it looks like it's an xephyr issue
[18:37] <agoliveira> martii: Well, just join the launchpad group, mailing lists and go for it :)
[18:38] <davmor2> agoliveira: I got no idea why the OO.o stuff is showing up in xephyr but not on hardware.
[18:40] <agoliveira> davmor2: Did you try the same umc-generated mcaslin image on Xephyr and Q1?
[18:40] <davmor2> I don't have a Q1
[18:41] <davmor2> But I'm going to guess that if it is not showing up on any of your Q1's that it's xephyr
[18:41] <davmor2> we definitely need a better virtual way to test the images :)
[18:42] <agoliveira> davmor2: Just in case, I'll cook up a brand new image here and install on my Q1.
[18:43] <davmor2> I got a feeling that the issue with the mislinking icon - app might be caused by the same issue too if it isn't playing up on your system.
[18:46] <agoliveira> davmor2: I was thinking that maybe one of the symlinks that mic does is the culprit.
[18:48] <davmor2> agoliveira: it's definitely there though.  That's why I videoed it and it's been confirmed by stgraber who is running it in mic the same as me.
[18:49] <GrueMaster> has anyone tried loading an image in VirtualBox?  The only major issue is the default video driver.
[19:50] <agoliveira> davmor2, cgregan: Confirmed. If I run the same image on Xephyr I got all those weird icons. On Q1, they are not there, the same I have from running the daily. I suggest you open a bug for that and point it to Intel's direction.
[19:50] <agoliveira> Ooops, there is a bug already :)
[19:51] <davmor2> agoliveira: there's a bug for both
[19:55] <davmor2> agoliveira: have you got the numbers or do you want them?  Also I'm wondering now if the weird buttons might be tied into it too.
[19:56] <agoliveira> davmor2: My wild guess is they are related.
[20:00] <davmor2> agoliveira: in that case there maybe 3 bugs that are tied in together
[20:01] <agoliveira> davmor2: I just made #229957 invalid
[20:01] <agoliveira> OpenOffice.org displays /%U does not exist
[20:01] <agoliveira> which is also related
[20:02] <davmor2> agoliveira: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13895416/buttons%20error.png
[20:02] <davmor2> do you get anything like that?
[20:03] <davmor2> on hw
[20:03] <agoliveira> davmor2: Hold on...
[20:05] <agoliveira> davmor2: No, the dialog looks fine here.
[20:05] <agoliveira> Looks like Xephyr is not a good bedtest now...
[20:07] <davmor2> what about in xephyr?  In xephyr if you click on Neverputt it brings up the settings dialogue and chexk out the drop down menu
[20:08] <agoliveira> davmor2: Neverput is not likely to work on Xephyr as it's a opengl applications and Xephyr does not support it.
[20:09] <davmor2> agoliveira: no it is just the icon that brings up setting I told you they were screwy
[20:09] <agoliveira> davmor2: On Q1 neverput works fine, sound and everything.;
[20:10] <davmor2> agoliveira: Right but in xephyr it opens up the settings menu/page for the device
[20:10] <agoliveira> davmor2: Forget about it. Those icons are all screwd up in Xephyr.
[20:13] <davmor2> agoliveira: yes my point though is that the drop down menu on the settings page is screwy.  Which again I'm going to assume is an xephyr fault only
[20:14] <agoliveira> davmor2: SO it seems as it looks fine to me.
[20:15] <davmor2> okay thanks for confirming.  That's another we can put down to being xephyr
[20:15] <davmor2> :)
[20:16] <agoliveira> davmor2: I can only guess that one of those symliks the image creator does is mixing up gnome files into the chroot and causing this crap.
[20:17] <davmor2> well there's loads of reasons that it could be I suppose but that sounds the most logical :)
[20:19] <davmor2> anyway I'm off see you tomorrow :)
[20:20] <agoliveira> davmor2: Bye,


[09:24] <FarhaadN> hi every one
[09:24] <FarhaadN> who this is happening?
[09:24] <FarhaadN> df
[09:24] <FarhaadN> /dev/sdb1      206423736 201995500         0 100% /var/spool
[09:25] <FarhaadN> Filesystem     1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
[09:25] <FarhaadN> /dev/sdb1      206423736 201531352         0 100% /var/spool
[09:43] <FarhaadN1> how this is happening?
[09:43] <FarhaadN1> df
[09:43] <FarhaadN1> Filesystem     1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
[09:43] <FarhaadN1> /dev/sdb1      206423736 201531352         0 100% /var/spool
[09:45] <ikonia> spamming it doesn't help
[09:45] <ikonia> a.) why do you have /var/spool on it's own device ?
[09:45] <ikonia> b.) have you looked what's growing in /var/spool (most likley mail)
[10:02] <FarhaadN1> ikonia: i now hard is full, but look at used and availeble on disk
[10:03] <ikonia> what ?
[10:03] <FarhaadN1> size is 206423736, used is 201531352
[10:03] <FarhaadN1> but use% is 100%
[10:03] <ikonia> that's just rounding
[10:03] <FarhaadN1> is that right to show Available=0 ??
[10:03] <ikonia> yes if you've used it all
[10:04] <FarhaadN1> i clear some data
[10:04] <FarhaadN1> and look at result now
[10:04] <FarhaadN1> /dev/sdb1       197G  187G  755M 100% /var/spool
[10:05] <ikonia> first of all, 200gb full on /var/spool - WOW
[10:05] <FarhaadN1> its use for recording voice on voip server
[10:05] <ikonia> that does look a little big to be rounding/offset
[10:05] <ikonia> check you're not out of inodes
[10:05] <ikonia> (just out of interest)
[10:06] <ikonia> if you google "why does df show my disk full" you'll get a page normally on the first page with a basic formula to work out rounding,
[10:06] <ikonia> check that out
[10:08] <FarhaadN1> ikonia: thank you
[11:47] <RoyK> FarhaadN1: if it's ext4, there's usually 5% reserved for root, so even if there is some free space, these 5% will make df tell you it's full. You can adjust this with tune2fs -m X /dev/something where X is the percentage
[12:09] <Neo4> Hi!
[12:09] <Neo4> look at my script that generates ssh key and place it to remote server
[12:09] <Neo4> https://gist.github.com/kselax/b4f19cd0f1269b48c43b65866fcb28b1
[12:25] <ikonia> Neo4: why do I need to look at this ?
[12:26] <Neo4> ikonia: you can test
[12:27] <ikonia> no
[12:27] <Neo4> ikonia: how do you install ssh key on your server?
[12:27] <ikonia> that script is shocking
[12:27] <ikonia> and a security risk
[12:27] <ikonia> I will not run it
[12:27] <Neo4> ikonia: you can use this shell script and will put and generate key for 1 minutes
[12:27] <ikonia> I don't want to run that script ever
[12:27] <ikonia> and nor should anyone else
[12:27] <ikonia> please don't ask people to run your scripts in this channel
[12:27] <Neo4> ikonia: no, take it and run on one test server, it will save your time
[12:27] <ikonia> no
[12:27] <ikonia> it will not save my time
[12:28] <ikonia> I can distribute keys just fine, thank you
[12:28] <Neo4> ikonia: how do you set up ssh key to your server?
[12:28] <Neo4> ikonia: you need generate key, than copy it to remote server, that put permission, it many works
[12:28] <ikonia> depends on where I'm doing it
[12:28] <ikonia> yes, I'm aware how to do it
[12:28] <Neo4> my scripts do this in one line
[12:28] <ikonia> as I've said twice, I do it all the time
[12:29] <ikonia> your script is very poor and a security risk
[12:29] <ikonia> so again - please don't ask people to run it
[12:29] <Neo4> set_key.sh key_name remote_user_name remote_server_ip
[12:29] <ikonia> I know how to do it
[12:29] <Neo4> ikonia: and you get set up key
[12:29] <ikonia> last time - enough
[12:36] <xpistos> Hey all. What is the best method for trying to copy data from a failing drive? I don't know how much I will get but I would like to pull off what I can before the drive is done. DD, CP, CAT?
[12:36] <ikonia> depends what you want to do on the other end
[12:36] <ikonia> all of those options will come with risk
[12:38] <kiokoman> ddrescue also
[15:03] <trimpher54> TESTING TESTING
[23:12] <Blueking> me want to build fileserver and mediaserver in a pc... looks like filserver + mediaserver in one pc are not a good combination ?


[03:57] <walrider> Kilos, helo uncle
[04:01] <Kilos> hi wal
[04:01] <Kilos> walrider as well
[04:01] <walrider> how are u today ??
[04:11] <Kilos> ok ty and you?
[05:35] <walrider> ]vgbh
[05:56] <walrider> where is ulala bot ?
[08:08] <walrider> Kilos, can you help me about fat32 disk mount fail ?
[08:08] <walrider> sorry not actually fat32 its ntfs
[08:28] <walrider> wc bhai
[18:14] <walrider> pavlushka: bhai
[18:18] <walrider> zaki:  bhai
[18:18] <walrider> pavlushka: bhai
[18:19] <walrider> i need hlep
[18:19] <walrider> :3
[18:19] <walrider> u-la-la: !debian
[18:19] <u-la-la> walrider: Sorry...
[18:19] <zaki> hello walrider
[18:19] <zaki> how are you?
[18:19] <walrider> zaki:  bai debian use korum akta valo letest version bolen namai
[18:19] <walrider> valo apne kamon asen ?
[18:19] <zaki> fine
[18:20] <zaki> walrider: Debian 8.0
[18:21] <walrider> debian cd dvd ar debial live agula ki jinish ?? eder moddhe difference ki ?
[18:22] <zaki> you can use debian live iso like ubuntu
[18:23] <zaki> and install debian from that live iso
[18:25] <zaki> cd vendor is for company who sell software cd's
[18:25] <zaki> may be
[18:27] <walrider> mirror.dhakacom.com e ase iso gula
[18:27] <walrider> konta dl korbo bujhtasi na bro
[18:28] <walrider> bt-hybrid/    iso-hybrid/     webboot/   < ei 3 typer ase
[18:28] <walrider> http://mirror.dhakacom.com/debian-cd/   < eta dekhen
[18:28] <walrider> zaki: bhai
[18:29] <zaki> walrider: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/debian-26/debian-cd-or-dvd-839215/
[18:29] <walrider> bhai ami jeta disi eta aktu deikha bolen pls
[18:30] <zaki> http://mirror.dhakacom.com/debian-cd/8.6.0-live/amd64/
[18:31] <zaki> amd 64 is for 64 bit and i386 for 32 bit
[18:32] <walrider> ram kamon khaibo ? amar ram 1.6 GB
[18:32] <walrider> 4 gb lagia 64 bit dileo 1.6 GB user available
[18:32] <zaki> see here http://mirror.dhakacom.com/debian-cd/8.6.0-live/i386/iso-hybrid/
[18:33] <zaki> there is many kind of desktop environment xfce,lxde,mate,kde
[18:33] <zaki> chose what u like
[18:34] <zaki> walrider: you have to use 3 gb ram that way your 2.6 gb ram will be usable
[18:35] <zaki> if you use 32 bit
[18:35] <walrider> dekhsi bhai hoy na :(
[18:35] <walrider> vejailla laptop
[18:35] <zaki> it worked for myself
[18:35] <zaki> walrider: iso paicho?
[18:36] <walrider> 8.6.0live 32bit dibo now ?
[18:36] <zaki> yes you can
[18:37] <zaki> for torrent downlod you can see bt-hybrid section
[18:37] <walrider> debian xfce ar debian dia then xfce desktop install kore 2 tar UI to ak e hobe tana ?
[18:37] <walrider> taina ?
[18:37] <zaki> http://mirror.dhakacom.com/debian-cd/8.6.0-live/i386/bt-hybrid/
[18:38] <zaki> hmm, but I'm not sure about that. i never tried actually
[18:38] <zaki> there is also cinnamon desktop
[18:38] <walrider> ami ajke gnu linux e xfce install korsilam UI ta onk shundor hoise
[18:39] <walrider> gnu er akta security OS e korsilam
[18:39] <walrider> oita akhono ase
[18:40] <zaki> konta?
[18:40] <zaki> trisquel?
[18:40] <pavlushka> hey every one :)
[18:41] <zaki> hello pavel vai
[18:41] <walrider> parrotsec
[18:41] <zaki> ops
[18:41] <walrider> xfce dawar por amar mukhe pani aisha porse
[18:41] <pavlushka> walrider: just type like
[18:41] <pavlushka> !debain
[18:41] <walrider> ato nice UI ami age kokhono dekhi nai
[18:41] <walrider> like
[18:41] <pavlushka> !debian
[18:41] <walrider> like
[18:41] <walrider> like
[18:41] <walrider> kaj hyna :|
[18:41] <walrider> oh assa bujhsi :D
[18:41] <walrider> !parrotsec
[18:41] <zaki> hmm
[18:42] <pavlushka> walrider: the ! operation deals with lubotu2
[18:42] <walrider> ok
[18:42] <pavlushka> walrider: and will return only Ubuntu maintained packages
[18:43] <zaki> pavlushka: how zsync work?
[18:43] <walrider> 42.7mbps
[18:43] <pavlushka> not third party packages
[18:44] <pavlushka> zaki: not bad for me, cant tell others scenario
[18:45] <pavlushka> !snappy
[18:45] <walrider> !ghento
[18:45] <zaki> pavlushka: i never used zsync. i want to know how it work?
[18:45] <zaki> procedure?
[18:46] <walrider> zsync e ami akkere speed pai na :| 150 kbps :|
[18:46] <walrider> 1st zsync install koren
[18:46] <zaki> than
[18:46] <walrider> then akta site theke zsync file er er link ta ta copy korben
[18:46] <zaki> hmm
[18:46] <pavlushka> zaki: you have to have the zsync link of the download file and have to use like
[18:47] <zaki> like torrent?
[18:47] <pavlushka> "zsync link.zsync"
[18:47] <walrider> then terminal e eta likhen sudo zsync http://zync.com/file.zync_link then enter
[18:47] <pavlushka> !zsync
[18:47] <walrider> zsync
[18:47] <walrider> banan vul hoy khali :|
[18:47] <walrider> RIP
[18:48] <zaki> i will try zsync next time
[18:48] <pavlushka> zsync https://www.sfhsfh.iso.zsync
[18:48] <walrider> ha
[18:48] <walrider> age zsync install kore nien
[18:48] <zaki> hmm
[18:48] <pavlushka> and try "man zsync"
[18:48] <walrider> sudo apt-get install zsync
[18:49] <zaki> sudo apt zsync will work fine
[18:49]  * pavlushka $ sudo apt -y zsync
[18:49] <walrider> also try man man
[18:49] <walrider> :D
[18:49] <zaki> -y*
[18:50] <pavlushka> -y is a confirmation switch
[18:50] <zaki> pavlushka: is rushan came here after that night?
[18:50] <pavlushka> menas yes
[18:50] <pavlushka> means yes
[18:50] <pavlushka> nope
[18:50] <zaki> after collecting his cloak
[18:51] <pavlushka> not to my knowledge
[18:51] <zaki> got it. he is really cloaked /invisible
[18:51] <zaki> no saiful no sahajalal
[18:51] <pavlushka> XD
[18:52] <pavlushka> zaki: saiful will come back when he needs but dont know about shajalal
[18:52] <pavlushka> zaki: none of the any of your 2 friends :p
[18:52] <zaki> and no tisha :|
[18:54] <zaki> hmm  my bad:3
[18:54] <pavlushka> see? I have my two friends here, zaki and walrider
[18:54] <zaki> motu moved to windows
[18:54] <pavlushka> zaki: really?
[18:55] <walrider> motu keda ? :|
[18:55] <zaki> for palying crysis
[18:55] <pavlushka> ?
[18:55] <zaki> game
[18:55] <walrider> :D
[18:55] <pavlushka> aha
[18:55] <walrider> crysis ♥
[18:55] <zaki> walrider: crysis 3?
[18:55] <walrider> ah
[18:55] <pavlushka> zaki: configure him steam
[18:55] <pavlushka> I can help
[18:56] <walrider> ami dirt 3 complete edition kheli
[18:56] <walrider> steam e
[18:56] <walrider> 29.99$ :D
[18:56] <walrider> gft paisi :D
[18:56] <walrider> free :D
[18:56] <pavlushka> O.O
[18:56] <walrider> !dirt 3
[18:56] <walrider> nai :D
[18:57] <pavlushka> walrider: as I have said early, mostly Ubuntu maintained packages
[18:57] <walrider> http://store.steampowered.com/app/321040/
[18:57] <zaki> I;m not intersted in games anymore
[18:57] <walrider> hmm
[18:58] <zaki> l like to play my own games :p in real life I'm the hero :P
[18:58] <walrider> monopoly :D
[18:58] <pavlushka> wow
[18:59] <zaki> walrider: iss it posble to play crysis 3 in steam?
[18:59] <walrider> let me see the OS support list
[19:01] <walrider> isp theke preferd dns change koira dise youtube er jonno akhon ar kisu page open e hoy na :|
[19:01] <walrider> expert isp amader :)
[19:01] <zaki> lol
[19:03] <walrider> Crysis Collection  Includes 3 items: Crysis, Crysis 2 - Maximum Edition, Crysis Warhead®
[19:03] <walrider> crysis 3 to dekhi na
[19:03] <walrider> steam e nai maybe
[19:03] <zaki> hmm
[19:05] <zaki> সময় গেলে সাধন হবে না  :3
[19:06] <walrider> jaiga
[19:06] <walrider> interny khata likhbo
[19:06] <walrider> brb
[19:06] <walrider> !kali
[19:06] <zaki> walrider: log boi?
[19:06] <walrider> ye
[19:07] <zaki> and you are searching for kali
[19:07] <walrider> numbering age korai nisi empty khatay
[19:07] <walrider> akhon log lekhbo :D
[19:07] <walrider> then kalke 10 tay submit
[19:07] <walrider> easy money :D
[19:07] <zaki> hello PocketBot-lushka
[19:07] <walrider> oida amnei dakhlam ase kina :D
[19:08] <walrider> :D
[19:08] <walrider> nick change command ki ?
[19:10] <walrider> command ta ki ?
[19:11] <vallagena> :3
[19:15] <pavlushka> zaki: walrider bedae gelo koi?
[19:16] <zaki> he he
[19:16] <zaki> he is writing his log book for final exam
[19:17] <zaki> may be or playing pc games
[19:18] <pavlushka> ha ha ha
[19:19] <zaki> pavlushka: i have one of my close friend from Rangpur city
[19:19] <pavlushka> wow :)
[19:19] <zaki> he was my roommate in 1st year and he trandferd to rangpur polytechnic after that
[19:19] <zaki> transferd*
[19:20] <zaki> other one is from sirajgonj
[19:20] <zaki> and me
[19:25] <zaki> pavlushka: and I lived in চাঁপাইনবাবগঞ্জ when i was 2 "D
[19:25] <pavlushka> oh, you too?
[19:25] <zaki> :D
[19:25] <zaki> I'm from chittagong :D
[21:43] <AudaciousTUX> https://demo.rocket.chat/group/ubuntu-bd testing :D


[06:34] <oSoMoN> good morning desktoppers
[06:36] <duflu> Morning oSoMoN
[06:36] <oSoMoN> hey duflu
[07:24] <didrocks> good morning
[07:24] <oSoMoN> salut didrocks
[07:38] <jibel> Good morning
[07:38] <duflu> Morning didrocks and jibel
[07:38] <jibel> Hi duflu
[07:41] <didrocks> salut jibel, duflu
[08:17] <seb128> lut didrocks, oSoMoN, jibel
[08:17] <seb128> hey duflu
[08:17] <jibel> salut seb128, ça va?
[08:17] <seb128> happy friday! how are you?
[08:18] <duflu> Hi seb128
[08:18] <jibel> I'm freezing
[08:18] <jibel> but other than that I'm fine
[08:19] <seb128> jibel, I'm tiiirrrreeedd, kids were not sleeping in turn during the night  (and woke up at 7am anyway)
[08:22] <didrocks> salut seb128
[08:58] <oSoMoN> salut jibel, seb128
[09:04] <Laney> \o\
[09:05] <oSoMoN> hey Laney
[09:05] <jibel> Salut oSoMoN Laney
[09:08] <Laney> hey oSoMoN and jibel
[09:08] <Laney> TGIF!
[09:08] <Laney> I'll try to look at that MP today if possible, at least at a code level if not running it
[09:09] <duflu> Hi Laney
[09:09] <Laney> hey duflu
[09:13] <didrocks> hey Laney
[09:18] <kenvandine> Happy Friday desktoppers
[09:19] <oSoMoN> good morning kenvandine !
[09:19] <oSoMoN> early bird :)
[09:19] <didrocks> hey early kenvandine :)
[09:24] <Laney> o/ didrocks and kenvandine
[09:24] <Laney> not sure you're allowed to be in the morning greeting round though
[09:28] <duflu> Whoa. google-chrome has error messages mentioning libva. oSoMoN is it supported?!
[09:28] <duflu> I do mean Chrome, not Chromium
[09:32] <oSoMoN> duflu, yes, since version 88 (the current stable series)
[11:04] <Wimpress> Morning desktoppers o/
[11:04] <kenvandine> good morning Wimpress
[11:08] <Wimpress> You're up early kenvandine !
[11:09] <didrocks> hey hey Wimpress
[11:09] <kenvandine> yup
[11:09] <didrocks> Wimpress: see what you have done to him! :)
[11:09] <Wimpress> Sorry.
[11:47] <luna_> morning
[12:10] <Laney> woot, fixed a gnarly appstream-generator bug I think
[12:44] <Laney> bah, not quite
[12:49] <Laney> threads
[12:49] <Laney> just say no
[13:14] <darkxst> hello ;)
[13:29] <Laney> who dat
[13:32] <darkxst> Laney, me?
[13:32] <Laney> you!
[13:33] <darkxst> Laney, I've been slammed with work and covid and stuff
[13:34]  * Laney waves at darkxst
[13:34]  * darkxst waves back at Laney
[13:34] <Laney> hope you don't mean that literally wrt covid
[13:34] <darkxst> no, not literally, Ive been working from home for a year now
[17:28] <seb128> k, hacking from the day
[17:28] <seb128> https://people.canonical.com/~platform/desktop/snaps.html
[17:29] <seb128> kenvandine, ^, it also gives an easy access to the build pages and logs, still some tiding up and graphical improvements needed but it's a start
[17:36] <kenvandine> seb128: awesome
[17:39] <seb128> kenvandine, the summary is that there is quite some updating work needed!
[17:39] <kenvandine> yeah
[18:18] <oSoMoN> seb128, very nice!


[09:12] <lio> +i lio
[09:14] <lio> hello
[09:15] <lio> is there any solution to force a nvidia fx5500 on ubuntu 11.10
[09:20] <valorie> lio, this channel is for meetings
[09:20] <valorie> support is in #ubuntu
[09:27] <lio> ok
[09:27] <lio> thanks
[23:42] <BiosDestroyer> Take care all