[00:00] <rizonz> does anyone know why cpan PDF::Burst errors ?
[00:00] <Bashing-om> Guest26876: Best guess here as you have a EFI board is " UEFI USB ' with fast boot disabled .
[00:01] <Guest26876> Well i cant disable fast boot anywhere in the click bios 2 no  option exist there
[00:03] <Guest26876> Someone asked me where i downloaded from now i got the adress infront of me (In the installation process) se.archive.ubuntu.com it says
[00:05] <Guest26876> Just great.. now when picked UEFI the installation froze erlyer, im at the Archive mirror thing now and it stands still on 0%
[00:06] <CoolDood5> http://www.legittorrents.info/
[00:07] <Guest26876> So UEFI freezes at archive mirror and none UEFI freezes at hardware detectiondoes that even tell you anything ?
[00:07] <k1l_> Guest26876: how long did you wait on searching for archive mirrors?
[00:08] <Wixy> Hello all! How do I check the if the network buffers are full or what? I'm copying a file over the lan network at 1MB/s :|
[00:08] <Guest26876> i waited about over 3 minutes, thou with none UEFI the miror thingy took only under 30 secounds to do
[00:11] <Guest26876> im at the boot selection now again and i see a "UEFI: Built-in EFI Shell" is that something i can use maby ?
[00:13] <Guest26876> Il go in the Setup again and double check if theres some fast boot thingy meanwhile...
[00:13] <taora> hello again, what could be the most effective way to check the security of external downloads/installs?
[00:13] <ErroneousAlex> hey i deleted a gnupgp key and made a new one. but when I try and download the code of conduct it trys to make me use my old key
[00:14] <bazhang> taora, installs from where
[00:14] <ErroneousAlex> is there a way to make it use my new key I created
[00:15] <taora> bazhang, relating to my former question about libreoffice tool, from here: http://www.adarsus.com/en/openoffice-metadata.html
[00:15] <kayetech> hello, I'm looking to install ubuntu directly from the iso, without putting onto usb drive. is that possible?
[00:15] <taora> how can I check if the tool does what it is supposed to do?
[00:16] <k1l_> taora: well, i guess you have to ask the adarsus guys about that
[00:16] <Bashing-om> kayetech: Possible : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/ISOBoot  . IF tou can figure out how to unmount the booting root partition . I have failed .
[00:18] <genii> Bashing-om: They may also be using some unusual boot manager, like plop
[00:19] <Guest26876> I found "Memory Fast Boot" is that the one ?
[00:19] <ar_sahito> hi people
[00:20] <ar_sahito> Need help here
[00:20] <kayetech> Bashing-om, thanks. I'm reading
[00:20] <taora> k1l_, like this: 'hi, could you please suggest me one way to check if your tool might contain malware?' ? :)
[00:20] <kayetech> genii, no, I'm using whatever is default with ubuntu 16.04
[00:21] <k1l_> taora: yes :)
[00:21] <k1l_> taora: ask them how they make sure it doesnt contain malicious code
[00:22] <k1l_> taora: you could ask/pay someone to audit the code (if its open source or if they will let you do this). but this is not really ontopic for this ubuntu support channel.
[00:23] <Bashing-om> !ask | ar_sahito
[00:24] <kayetech> man this process looks like a major pita/time-suck Bashing-om. I'm probably just being dumb. Used to do IT, haven't for ~6.5 years. Basically, I have a new SSD that I want to install to. I've got the iso on my HDD which is my boot drive. Is there an article that explains how to install from my current boot drive to the new SSD? I have the SSD in my laptop and the HDD in an external enclosure at this point
[00:25] <taora> k1l_, yes, I am aware, sorry..didn't intend to go deeper into it, but was just wondering if I could use any program on ubuntu to check the packages.
[00:25] <k1l_> kayetech: most easy way is using a ubuntu dvd or usb. everything else needs some more effort for the setup
[00:25] <kayetech> yeah I don't have a dvd or spare usb k1l_
[00:26] <kayetech> not without formatting things that I don't have backups for and can't back up at this time
[00:26] <k1l_> kayetech: so it might be better to invest 10minutes  to free or find a usb pendrive instead of reading and trying to do the setup for other methods for one hour :)
[00:26] <Guest26876> Seems the problem maby has been solved... (Memory Fast Boot turned off)
[00:26] <Bashing-om> kayetech: I tried the Install from the isoboot -once -.. I did not spend a lot of time at it but I did not see a ready means to UNmount the booting root partition to proceed with the install . But I am sure there is a way .
[00:27] <kayetech> well I just went and purchased the new drive and enclosure today. I'm not going out to find a USB stick at this point
[00:27] <Guest26876> Ok now im at harddrive detection again... the comuter has stoped making thinking sound and it still is on 0%
[00:28] <k1l_> taora: you can use clamav to scan for (windows) malware. you could sniff the traffic to see what is beeing send out/it with wireshark or such. but there is not a "press here and get a guarantee for malware free software" tool for beginners.
[00:28] <kayetech> k1l_, the only option to free data is to back up this current drive which I"m using, and then would be to erase it and that leaves me without an OS
[00:28] <kayetech> unless I can put the iso onto the ssd and then boot directly to that and also install to that drive
[00:28] <kayetech> is that possible? installing to the same ssd that I have the install ISO on?
[00:29] <kayetech> I assumed I would have to install to a different drive
[00:29] <taora> k1l_, oh? wasn't that what the key with the windows symbol was for?
[00:29] <Guest26876> I am starting to give up... ive searched google for answers for over one hour and been here for over one hour and nothing works....
[00:29] <Bashing-om> kayetech: Putting the .iso on the SSD is a good thought . Might even work .
[00:30] <kayetech> Bashing-om, it's already there, and I was going to try it but then I thought about it more and talked myself out of trying it
[00:30] <kayetech> I guess it won't hurt anything to try, right now it's just the iso and the rest is blank
[00:30] <k1l_> Bashing-om: i doubt. it might want to load data from the usb while erasing the ssd to isntall wont work
[00:30] <kayetech> that's what I figured k1l_
[00:31] <linearain> anyone have steam on ubuntu not open the menu in right upper icon
[00:31] <k1l_> so only thing i see is either debootstrap onto the ssd or load the iso from the hdd
[00:31] <kayetech> I was hoping that I could mount the iso on my boot drive, and install directly to the ssd, while still in the current boot environment
[00:31] <kayetech> if that makes sense
[00:32] <k1l_> kayetech: what OS is on that hdd?
[00:32] <kayetech> without restarting and booting to the iso
[00:32] <OerHeks> isoboot is easy when grub is already installed
[00:32] <kayetech> k1l_, ubuntu 16.04
[00:32] <k1l_> so put that iso on the hdd and make grub boot that.
[00:33] <k1l_> or use debootstrap form the running ubuntu
[00:33] <Guest26876> Still on 0% so it seems that turning off fast boot dident fix the problem, Any other suggestions ?
[00:33] <Bashing-om> kayetech: I dislike the taste of defeat . In my attempt to install from .iso I had the .iso on my booted system and attempting to install to a 3rd drive . Install failed as could not UNmount the root partition .
[00:33] <kayetech> I'm talking to you via the hdd right now, can't resize the partition
[00:33] <k1l_> no need to resize
[00:33] <k1l_> if its ext4 grub should be able to read from the ubuntu partition
[00:33] <kayetech> so I can tell grub to boot to an iso on my desktop?
[00:33] <kayetech> that's what that article was explaining? that Bashing-om sent?
[00:34] <kayetech> Bashing-om, yeah I see what you are saying
[00:34] <k1l_> kayetech: wait, you didnt even read that article yet?
[00:35] <kayetech> I started to, but I was having trouble following. let me look again
[00:35] <k1l_> you made it look like this method will not work/you dont want it.
[00:35] <kayetech> I thought it was wanting me to go a different direction
[00:35] <k1l_> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/ISOBoot#Storing_the_ISO
[00:36] <Guest26876> (Had too do a manual shutdown this time to restart the computer)
[00:36] <Bashing-om> kayetech: Here might be a solution : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1155216 .
[00:37] <taora> I have another question. sometimes -like now- when transferring files in file manager, the file transfer bar is shown in the launcher, but its window is nowhere to be seen on the desktop, running in the background. is there something that can make the window appear in these cases?
[00:38] <mmoo9154> Anyone here able to help me with a logical volume problem I'm having?
[00:38] <mmoo9154> I have a logical volume at /dev/sda5 that I'm trying to extend with "sudo lvextend -l +100%FREE /dev/ubuntu-vg/root"
[00:38] <mmoo9154> But, that's not working.  :-(
[00:40] <mmoo9154> Is there a better channel for Ubuntu??
[00:40] <mmoo9154> Where are the people??
[00:41] <T3DY> !patience
[00:42] <mmoo9154> thx
[00:42] <Guest26876> Atleast you probably have a problem that can be soved, ive been here for two hours or more now...
[00:42] <mmoo9154> I've serached those links and many more.  But, sincerely thank you for them.  I'm just stuck.  :((
[00:43] <Sonderblade> doesn't chromium on ubuntu support java applets?
[00:43] <Sonderblade> if so, that's lame
[00:47] <T3DY> mmoo9154: Have you read http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/40702/how-to-manage-and-use-lvm-logical-volume-management-in-ubuntu/
[00:53] <kayetech> Bashing-om, k1l_ thanks for the help. time to reboot and see how it goes....
[00:54] <Bashing-om> kayetech: :) I will hve a vested interest here .
[00:55] <pngl> I just upgraded to Ubuntu 16.10 (from 14.04), and I can't connect to a windows share through samba. mount -a gives me: mount error(121): Remote I/O error
[01:01] <Guest26876> Well im  giving up... no ubuntu for me...
[01:01] <nomic> why
[01:01] <nomic> whats the problem
[01:02] <Guest26876> the problem is that the installation locks at hardware detection
[01:02] <Guest26876> been trying to solve this for over 5 hours now so...
[01:04] <T3DY> Guest26876: Is your hard disk failing?
[01:04] <Guest26876> nothing is wrong with my harddrive as of what i know
[01:05] <Guest26876> hard disk*
[01:05] <T3DY> Guest26876: Perhaps you should run a check on it, I got the same issue once but it was because my disk failed
[01:06] <Guest26876> well ive installed windows on it many times, none of the times has had any problem so it would be wierd if it has a problem
[01:07] <Guest26876> and way way before i tryed to install just ubuntu and that failed too
[01:07] <taora> hello again, the external software that I mentioned earlier requires java 1.7 or higher..I found out that openjdk is no more available..how can I install it?
[01:08] <Guest26876> And then when i tryed that i had another hard disk...
[01:08] <nacc> taora: what version of ubuntu? openjdk is absolutely still available...
[01:08] <taora> nacc, 16.04.
[01:08] <taora> 16.04.1. to be more accurate
[01:08] <nacc> !info openjdk-8-jre xenial | taora
[01:09] <nacc> !info openjdk-7-jre xenial | taora
[01:09] <nacc> taora: so 7 isn't, but 8 is (and iirc, a broken 9)
[01:10] <taora> nacc, indeed, both are installed already..but when I wan to see java version with 'java --version' it tells me java isn't installed
[01:10] <nacc> taora: ot
[01:11] <nacc> taora: err, sorry, it's `java -version`
[01:11] <taora> oh, thank you, nacc! :)
[01:11] <taora> now I see it is 1.8.
[01:11] <taora> 1.8.x
[01:12] <taora> nacc, it is shown as openjdk version, but it means java version, right?
[01:13] <nacc> taora: java -version shows you the JRE version (as it says)
[01:13] <taora> nacc, ok, I guess it must be right :)
[01:13] <yuken> Is there a way to proxy aptitude (apt-get, mainly) through a SOCKS5 proxy?
[01:14] <dvdmuckle> yuken: sure, aptitude mostly uses http, so just proxy port 80
[01:15] <blueking> finished configuring lacp   802,3ad   looks good   switch says partner 802,3ad are verified :)
[01:16] <arooni> hey folks; i have tightvnc viewer set up; and i can connect; but when i do ; i dont see anything at all.  ideas on how to fix?
[01:16] <yuken> dvdmuckle, how would I do that? This is through a virtual machine, of course - VirtualBox
[01:17] <yuken> the SOCKS5 proxy is running on the host.
[01:17] <kayetech> I'm back
[01:18] <kayetech> Bashing-om, k1l_. my roommate has a usb stick for me to borrow. I just put the xubuntu 64bit iso on to a usb stick and booted to the stick. it showed the xubuntu logo briefly, then the screen went black and had a cursor blinking in the upper left and was unresponsive
[01:18] <kayetech> should I try a different iso? also I tried the xubuntu channel and it's unresponsive
[01:18] <dvdmuckle> yuken: i don't remember the exact syntax, but you can use ssh. proxying port 80 requires root privileges
[01:19] <dvdmuckle> ah, here we are
[01:19] <dvdmuckle> ssh -f -N -q -L 80:localhost:80<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[01:19] <Bashing-om> !nomodeset | kayetech nVidia graphics ?
[01:19] <dvdmuckle> where<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is the machine you want the proxy to go to
[01:19] <yuken> dvdmuckle, I already have a proxy set up on the host machine with PuTTY :p.
[01:19] <yuken> Need to figure out how to use that.
[01:20] <dvdmuckle> with putty? what's the host machine running?
[01:20] <yuken> Windows 7.
[01:20] <yuken> VirtualBox is what the guest will run in.
[01:20] <dvdmuckle> okay then. why do you need the proxy?
[01:20] <kayetech> sorry about that, wrong button
[01:21] <yuken> dvdmuckle, because I'd like to use a proxy ;o.
[01:21] <kayetech> thanks Bashing-om and ubottu I'm reading that article
[01:21] <jnewt> have a problem with browsers not displaying the page.  it loads, i can click links, but everything is white.  ie i have to wait until my cursor changes to know i can click on something.  solid white.
[01:22] <jnewt> it's not all the time, and a restart fixes it.  has happened on chrome and firefox.
[01:22] <dvdmuckle> yuken: ah, sorry then, i'm not too sure about using putty on the host. haven't done that before :)
[01:22] <jnewt> this midori browser seems unaffected, but i haven't used it that much
[01:22] <yuken> dvdmuckle, thanks anyway then :p
[01:25] <kayetech> ubottu, I open the boot options and type "nomodeset" then continue booting?
[01:26] <kayetech> Bashing-om, ^
[01:26] <kayetech> the article that ubottu linked doesn't have the screen shot that the post is referencing...
[01:27] <borntrager> I am trying to use an external USB DJ controller and it gives me an error related to USB/HID permissions "USB permissions problem (or device error.) Your account needs write access to USB HID controllers." Any experience with this?
[01:27] <Bashing-om> kayetech: At the boot option screen F6 and set 'nomodeset' from the drop down . ctl+x to continue the boot process .
[01:27] <kayetech> cool, thanks
[01:28] <kayetech> maybe it will work this time...
[01:29] <borntrager> Does anyone know how I could give my user account USB/HID permissions in Ubuntu 16.10?
[01:30] <Bashing-om> karlthane: My memory is not too great . space-bar to select , tab to OK, enter to accept to set a boot parameter .
[01:52] <bobo__> hi
[01:52] <RNeville> hi bobo
[02:09] <Currydbtgh> noob here, is using the bootable usb instructions for the latest version for ubuntu 10.10 fine?
[02:10] <wedgie> Currydbtgh: probably? But surely you can find newer instructions
[02:10] <bryceml> Probably, you just dd the iso image to a usb, thats how it's always been as far as I know.
[02:11] <Currydbtgh> aight thnx
[02:13] <bryceml> you can use 'progress=status' as an argument on dd now so it will tell you how far it is.  I think dd might automatically call sync by itself now too, but it doesn't hurt to do it again anyways.
[02:16] <arooni> can i make super + a be autoatically mapped to control + a ?
[02:23] <RNeville> Running Ubuntu 16.04 can manual start system backup in "System Settings" backup not done in 43 days
[02:23] <RNeville> don't understand why I can manual start a /home folder backup
[02:26] <RNeville> manually/manual***
[02:27] <RNeville> can't manually / can manual***
[03:00] <armourz> Anyone read metasplot ?
[03:00] <armourz> *metasploit?
[03:10] <linearain> armourz, wats it
[03:16] <Tendies> Hi, Could someone point me to the best place to help with this issue (if it isn't here)? I started using kvm/qemu to run a kali VM in ubuntu 14.04, and I lost power while kvm was running and now ubuntu will just sit on the login screen after i enter the password and never advance.
[03:17] <Tendies> I think it's most likely related to kvm because that was the only thing I was doing that I don't normally do
[03:17] <kayetech> Bashing-om, finally got it working
[03:22] <kayetech> k1l_, Bashing-om thanks for the help earlier
[03:31] <Tendies> If I didn't end up actually asking a question there, How can I troubleshoot this issue if I can't actually login to the system?
[03:31] <noimnotninevolt> boot to single user mode?
[03:31] <gogeta> use cli
[03:32] <Bashing-om> kayetech: Glad2help . New to ubuntu ? we are here to help ya over the rough spots .
[03:32] <noimnotninevolt> cli requires login unless in single user mode
[03:32] <gogeta> he forgot his password?
[03:32] <noimnotninevolt> "can't actually login" is all i saw.
[03:33] <Tendies> i can't tell if you just joined or not but if you were here, I described the situation a few minutes ago
[03:33] <noimnotninevolt> another possibility involves booting a recovery image or a live image.
[03:33]  * noimnotninevolt scrolls back
[03:33] <gogeta> you can use single user to clear a password
[03:33] <noimnotninevolt> oh. that's odd.
[03:33] <gogeta> :)
[03:33] <noimnotninevolt> so the display manager starts up and you get a graphical login prompt?
[03:34] <noimnotninevolt> have you tried switching to a console?
[03:34] <gogeta> i didnt see his issue just cant login
[03:34] <Tendies> how might I do that?
[03:34] <noimnotninevolt> (ctrl+alt+f1 through ctrl+alt-f6 should do it)
[03:34] <noimnotninevolt> (ctrl+alt+f7 should return you to the graphical console, iirc)
[03:35] <gogeta> so he does bot know his login info?
[03:35] <gogeta> not
[03:35] <Tendies> i had a vm up in kvm and lost power and now it wont go past login, gogeta
[03:35] <noimnotninevolt> past display manager login.
[03:36] <gogeta> Tendies, the defult is bormaly ubuntu ubuntu
[03:36] <noimnotninevolt> i'd try console login next. if that fails, i'd try booting to single user mode.
[03:36] <noimnotninevolt> and if that fails, i'd try a booting a live image.
[03:37] <Tendies> so i can login with the console, but switching out doesn't put me to the desktop
[03:37] <Tendies> is there some config file i should check to see what's going on?
[03:37] <noimnotninevolt> so then you can troubleshoot from the command line :P
[03:37] <gogeta> Tendies, i would just reinstall sounds like things did not set up fully abyways due to power lose
[03:37] <noimnotninevolt> you can look at your display manager logs, i guess?
[03:38] <noimnotninevolt> i don't really do much gui stuff under ubuntu. you're probably running gdm?
[03:38] <kayetech> Bashing-om, no, been using it for about 6 years, but not actively digging into the software like I used to. I used to do IT, but it's been about 6years. so I'm rusty
[03:38] <Tendies> lightdm i think?
[03:38] <kayetech> I'm actually having trouble figuring out which graphics driver I need, are you able to help a bit more Bashing-om ?
[03:38] <noimnotninevolt> check /var/log/lightdm/ then
[03:39] <gogeta> kayetech, what video card
[03:39] <noimnotninevolt> also, i'm not positive that f7 is the graphical console. might be f6 or f8.
[03:40] <kayetech> gogeta, http://ark.intel.com/products/52220/Intel-Core-i3-2310M-Processor-3M-Cache-2_10-GHz#@specifications
[03:40] <gogeta> kayetech, just a intergrated intel you need to do nothing its out of box
[03:40] <kayetech> intel 2nd gen core processor family integrated graphics controller (rev 09)
[03:41] <kayetech> gogeta, it's not letting me adjust the screen resolution though. it's stuck at 1024x768. should be able to go a bit higher than that
[03:42] <kayetech> I don't remember exactly gogeta but I think it was 1300xsomething
[03:42] <kayetech> been too long
[03:45] <Tendies> It looks like the login authentication was successful then it has a line saying Greeter requests session ubuntu, and the next line says "Seat: Stopping greeter; display server will be re-used for user session" then it looks like it kills the greeter process. Seems like the expected behavior but I don't know anything. Thoughts?
[03:46] <gogeta> kayetech, oh gear you go http://askubuntu.com/questions/776435/i-cant-get-1920x1080-with-intel-linux-graphic-driver
[03:46] <Bashing-om> kayetech: Yeah , I know a bit about graphic's drivers. What are we working with ? pastebin - lspci -k|grep -iEA5 'vga|3d' - . and we have a talk then .
[03:47] <gogeta> kayetech, they be a pain to setup fully
[03:47] <gogeta> kayetech, bascily you may have to add the higher rez by hand
[03:48] <jnewt> i have xrdp setup and working using either port=-1 or port=ask as described here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/133343/how-do-i-set-up-xrdp-session-that-reuses-an-existing-session?noredirect=1&lq=1
[03:48] <Tendies> if you need the whole thing ill try and figure out how to get it uploaded somewhere
[03:49] <jnewt> what i want is to log into the session at my computer as i left it when i was sitting in front of it.
[03:50] <gogeta> Tendies, your just overcomplucating things you lost power things did not configure
[03:50] <Tendies> what?
[03:50] <gogeta> Tendies, just reinstall the vm
[03:50] <Tendies> this is not a problem with the vm
[03:50] <kayetech> gogeta, Bashing-om http://pastebin.com/SgbznV1h
[03:50] <Tendies> i can't login to the host
[03:51] <Tendies> it's probably a result of the vm, but the bigger problem at the moment is the host system not logging in, at least in gui mode
[03:51] <gogeta> Tendies, cli is working?
[03:52]  * xrandr_work is tempted to replace his fedora install with ubuntu on his desktop
[03:52] <Tendies> yes, and i looked at the lightdm log and i didn't see any explicit errors
[03:52] <gogeta> Tendies, can you drop to console and login
[03:53] <Tendies> yes that's how i looked at the lightdm log
[03:53] <gogeta> Tendies, ok one sec
[03:54] <gogeta> Tendies, pass this command see if it does anything sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a
[03:55] <gogeta> Tendies, it should finidhing what got intrupted and hopefully fix your error
[03:55] <gogeta> finish
[03:55] <Bashing-om> kayetech: Not much else I can add as this is Intel . I am surprised you had difficulties installing with Intel, as it "just works" .
[03:56] <gogeta> Tendies, sudo dpkg --configure -a
[03:56] <kayetech> Bashing-om, well it "works" in that I have gui etc. but the resolution is stuck at 1024x768. I know it goes higher, because if I boot to my other hdd it will give me better rees
[03:56] <Tendies> alright i've got it running, it has some prompts for some settings right?
[03:57] <kayetech> I just don't remember off the top of my head what that res is and I'm trying to avoid a bunch of reboots. but it looks like I might just need to do that =)
[03:57] <gogeta> Tendies, yea should go thew abd fix what was not compleated
[03:57] <kayetech> brb
[03:57] <grekkos> if I do ufw disable that should disable the firewall completely right? I'm trying to troubleshoot some issues with my server. I'm wondering if the firewall is blocking a wordpress plugin I have from phoning home to its registration server. I want to allow outgoing http requests to a set of speccific ip addresses they provided, can anyone help?
[03:58] <gogeta> Tendies, then reboot when its done see if your desktops restored
[04:00] <Tendies> nope, also I didn't see anything related to kvm in the things it was configuring - just a ton of stuff about clamav
[04:01] <gogeta> Tendies, still no login?
[04:01] <daniel_> hi
[04:02] <daniel_> is there anybody out there?
[04:02] <xrandr_laptop> daniel_, nope, we're all in here :)
[04:02] <Tendies> depending on what you mean by that. It accepts the password and the login stuff goes away. I have pointer control but all that's on the screen is the default ubuntu background and ubuntu 14.04 LTS in the bottom left
[04:03] <Tendies> but this is the same behavior I had before the dpkg-reconfigure -a
[04:03] <kayetech> Bashing-om, just rebooted, resolution on hdd is 1366x768 (16:9) aspect ratio
[04:03] <gogeta> Tendies, oh ok so its a xorg problem sounds like crupttion
[04:04] <Prelude2004c> hey guys.. running an OS with some encoder cards and i am having a bit of an issue... when i load up about 7 UDP streams ( pushing about 170Mbit/s ) of UDP input it works ok... but soon as i hit about 190Mbit/s it starts to pixalate and i start getting a lot of distortion on the encoding. THe cards are only at 50% , the network doesn't seem to be done much... the cpu's are at 50% .. everything seems normall.. /proc/net/udp does't show an
[04:04] <Prelude2004c> y drops
[04:04] <Tendies> so reinstall X11?
[04:04] <Prelude2004c> so i am super confused on how to try and figure this out
[04:04] <kayetech> I'm re-reading the link gogeta  sent about adding the resolution manually
[04:06] <gogeta> Tendies, try passing this and rebooting sudo touch /forcefsck
[04:06] <gogeta> Tendies, maybe it can recover from the crupttion
[04:08] <Tendies> nope
[04:08] <gogeta> Tendies, did it can the file system
[04:08] <gogeta> scan
[04:09] <Tendies> it said checking disk for errors or something, then it went away before i could read any more
[04:09] <gogeta> Tendies, ok herm
[04:12] <gogeta> Tendies, try oassing apt-get -f install
[04:12] <gogeta> passing
[04:12] <gogeta> Tendies, relly sound like it was installing something and failed
[04:14] <Tendies> "0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 333 not upgraded"
[04:14] <gogeta> Tendies, and unity is still failing to load
[04:14] <amazoniantoad> Is it possible to boot with two different GPU's and dedicated one for a vm gpu passthrough?
[04:15] <amazoniantoad> They are both nvidia but different models.
[04:16] <Tendies> yep nothing changed, gogeta
[04:16] <gogeta> Tendies, well last resort hear udo apt-get install --reinstall ubuntu-desktop
[04:16] <Tendies> what all will that effect?
[04:16] <Tendies> affect
[04:16] <gogeta> Tendies, should set ur all back to factury the base desktop
[04:17] <gogeta> Tendies, whont affect anything you installed
[04:18] <gogeta> Tendies, should replace any base files you lost
[04:18] <Tendies> how do i type the password to a network from CLI, i need network to get any files :|
[04:19] <Tendies> i can probably figure this out from network-manager man pages
[04:19] <Tendies> ..if that was the right program
[04:21] <gogeta> Tendies, nmcli d connect <WifiInterface>
[04:21] <gogeta> Tendies, probly Wlan9
[04:21] <gogeta> wlan0
[04:23] <gogeta> Tendies, bring you have your wifi saved juat nmcli nm wifi on
[04:24] <amazoniantoad> Can I boot the graphical desktop without a gpu? instead just using the cpu's gpu?
[04:24] <gogeta> amazoniantoad, no you need some sort of gpu
[04:25] <Tendies> the first command wasn't valid apparently, and the second doesn't appear to work as when i try ping to verify it says network unreachable
[04:25] <gogeta> trench, arg
[04:25] <amazoniantoad> gogeta, I can't use xorg? Isn't that just for the cpu?
[04:26] <gogeta> Tendies, try nmcli radio wifi on
[04:26] <gogeta> amazoniantoad, you always need some sort of gpu to display anything
[04:26] <amazoniantoad> gogeta, right. But can't I use the intel gpu?
[04:27] <gogeta> amazoniantoad, you can
[04:27] <amazoniantoad> Thanks
[04:27] <amazoniantoad> gogeta, this is supported by choosing xorg server. correct?
[04:28] <gogeta> amazoniantoad, yes intel drivers are part of xorg
[04:29] <Tendies> the nmcli nm wifi on command didn't error, and this radio one doesn't work. I saw the prompt to type the wifi password at the gui login screen so i think wi-fi is on, just not connected
[04:30] <gogeta> Tendies, tryv= nmcli d connect Wlan0
[04:30] <gogeta> nmcli d connect Wlan0
[04:30] <Tendies> it says that's not a valid command
[04:31] <gogeta> hua
[04:31] <Tendies> 'dev' command 'connect' is not valid.
[04:35] <gogeta> Tendies, try nmcli d wifi connect
[04:36] <gogeta> Tendies, probly will need your ssid and pwassword for that one
[04:37] <gogeta> Tendies, nmcli d wifi connect <WiFiSSID> password <WiFiPassword> iface <WifiInterface>\
[04:37] <gogeta> Tendies, nmcli d wifi connect <WiFiSSID> password <WiFiPassword> iface <WifiInterface>
[04:38] <gogeta> remner no <>
[04:38] <gogeta> rember
[04:41] <chadwin> hello guys'
[04:47] <Tendies> alright ill try and get that going and reinstall ubuntu-desktop. have to make up for some procrastinating for the time being :)
[04:47] <Tendies> thanks for your help
[05:01] <snkcld> should an intel HD 630 gpu have chrome show "hardware acceleration unavailable" for each entry in about:gpu?
[05:02] <snkcld> does the GPU literally have no acceleration capabilities to help out chrome? or is it kernel level support thats lacking?
[05:07] <Npco> My hp deskjet 2132 scans and prints, but when I try to print something I just scanned, it prints the picture in the upper left corner, not a full page. How do I change this please?
[05:10] <jnewt> how do i get vnc (x11vnc server, ultravnc viewer) to scale a single screen to my window (i have multiple monitors on my desktop).  if i scale now, it tries to squash all 3 displays into the window.
[05:15] <cluelessperson> fucking god damn it
[05:16] <cluelessperson> I spent an hour working on a diagram, ubuntu crashed with chromium playing a youtube video, and it's gone. :/
[05:18] <cluelessperson> actually
[05:18] <cluelessperson> I think it's still running in the background
[05:18] <cluelessperson> How can I switch the task to the current session?
[05:18] <cluelessperson> like, ubuntu crashed, the window manager restarted? came back up?
[05:18] <cluelessperson> the process shows still I think in top, the youtube video was still playing
[05:20] <jnewt> is vnc inherently slower than ms rdp?  it's so much slower on my network (just got vnc working (x11vnc server on ubuntu 16.04, ultravnc viewer on win7)) and it's painful.
[05:28] <IrcDroidClient> how can i ssh connect to my raspberry3 running ubuntumate without monitor
[05:28] <IrcDroidClient> what's the logging account and password?
[05:29] <IrcDroidClient> anybody know that
[05:29] <IrcDroidClient> is here the right place to ask?
[05:30] <dimaj> IrcDroidClient: have you tried pi/raspberry
[05:30] <IrcDroidClient> access denied
[05:32] <dimaj> what about ubuntu/ubuntu?
[05:33] <dimaj> (no ? at the end)
[05:36] <IrcDroidClient> incorrect
[05:36] <dimaj> i would try the #ubuntu-mate channel
[05:37] <dimaj> sorry
[05:39] <formless> Hey there. I'm looking to revert my radeon graphics drivers from the oibaf ppa back to the original drivers for my system so I can upgrade from 15.10 to 16.04. Is this process as simple as just doing a ppa-purge on the oibaf ppa, or do I need to go through a similar set of steps as uninstalling, say, the proprietary drivers?
[05:39] <krytarik> IrcDroidClient: ubuntu-mate / EMPTY - on the regular Live image.
[05:39] <cfhowlett> formless, if you installed from ppa, ppap-purge is the cure
[05:40] <formless> cfhowlett, And I should only perform the ppa-purge while X is not running, correct?
[05:40] <IrcDroidClient> i am trying to ssh connect to my raspberry whats the default account and password?
[05:40] <cfhowlett> formless, never used it myself, but that sounds legit
[05:41] <pennTeller> Hi guys this is killing me... Im using a command in Ubuntu named dmidecode  it dumps the bios info so you can see for example hwo fast you ram is running... Does any body know what dmi in dmidecode means?
[05:42] <formless> pennTeller, have you tried man dmidecode to see what it has to say?
[05:43] <dimaj> pennTeller: Desktop Management Interface
[05:43] <dimaj> https://linux.die.net/man/8/dmidecode
[05:45] <formless> I'm going to log out and purge my oibaf drivers, now, hopefully this was the right idea.
[05:46] <cfhowlett> formless, wait 1
[05:46] <cfhowlett> you need to purge drivers so you can update?  that sounds off.
[05:46] <pennTeller> dimaj, thanks man
[05:46] <dimaj> anytime!
[05:46] <cfhowlett> why not just comment the ppa out in the source list but leave it in place?
[05:46] <formless> Oibaf dropped support for 15.10, it does sound off, but its the only package that won't work for the update.
[05:47] <cfhowlett> formless, fair enought
[05:47] <formless> I figured a simple comment would break things.
[05:47] <formless> As I know for sure I have packages pointing specifically to the oibaf drivers
[05:47] <cfhowlett> formless, not usually but do what you do.
[05:47] <SlashLife^m> Morning :)
[05:48] <krytarik> formless: The upgrade will do that anyway.
[05:48] <SlashLife^m> Can someone explain to me why I have a "dead stripe" on one of my screens in which the cursor vanishes?
[05:48] <formless> krytarik, The upgrade will not go through.
[05:48] <krytarik> Well, like cfhowlett said then.
[05:49] <SlashLife^m> And it doesn't even vanish completely the moment I enter this stripe, it just seems that any part of the cursor within this stripe does not get rendered (so when I enter or exit it, I get half a cursor).
[05:50] <formless> SlashLife^m, what desktop environment are you using?
[05:50] <SlashLife^m> Is Unity a DE? Haven't been on desktop Linux in ages. :/
[05:50] <SlashLife^m> Oh, and 16.04
[05:50] <SlashLife^m> In any case; vanilla Ubuntu installation in this regard.
[06:21] <pennTeller> Guys can anybody point me to the definitve answer on the whole Linux vs GNU/Linux thing?
[06:21] <pennTeller> I seem to find conflicting info
[06:25] <box> hey guys
[06:27] <Guest99044> im on southwest flight 1664, ask me anything
[06:27] <Guest99044> using in air wifi
[06:29] <Guest99044> any humans here?
[06:30] <trump_> ls
[06:36] <SSSN> hello guys
[06:49] <john__> Hello Guys! New to linux(kubuntu). Wireless device stopped working all on a sudden. Is there anybody knows how to solve this?
[06:58] <naf> hello
[06:58] <naf> does anybody know why i am unable to make an outgoing connection on port 25 from my ubuntu server?
[06:59] <hateball> naf: Your ISP, perhaps
[07:00] <tfaal> Hi all, I have ubuntu 16.04 and am trying to use python 3.6. Is there any way that I can get PIP working?
[07:01] <tfaal> installing pip gives me the python2.7 version, and pip3 gives me the python3.5 version. Will I have to upgrade to ubuntu 16.10?
[07:06] <ledeni> tfaal, check http://askubuntu.com/questions/865554/how-do-i-install-python-3-6-using-apt-get
[07:09] <tfaal> ledeni : Thanks, I will try pyenv.
[07:16] <formless> So it turns out that I don't have the oibaf ppa installed, and it seems that my problem was that sources pointed to the wrong location as 15.10 is no longer supported.
[07:17] <formless> I used the sed command found here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/91815/how-to-install-software-or-upgrade-from-an-old-unsupported-release  (and included us. to the archive name) and now all of my sources point to places that don't exist.
[07:17] <formless> But 15.10 can be found here: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/
[07:18] <jnewt1> http://pasted.co/b46af6c6  any idea why i can't get anything to run right? graphics driver?
[07:21] <Mtrz> Is it possible to rotate a display while using nomodeset?
[07:22] <EriC^^> Mtrz: xrandr --rotate <left,right,etc>
[07:24] <Mtrz> Eric^^: syntax in 16.10 requires me to specify --output, which requires a specifiable display
[07:24] <EriC^^> Mtrz: try xrandr -q to list them
[07:25] <Mtrz> Eric^^: it turns up a list with no named interfaces
[07:25] <Mtrz> Eric^^: none are HDMI, etc as expected
[07:26] <EriC^^> hmm
[07:26] <tonglei> 大家好
[07:27] <formless> So does anyone know where I went wrong with my source list changing?
[07:27] <ducasse> formless: can you pastebin it?
[07:27] <formless> Sure thing
[07:29] <formless> ducasse: http://pastebin.com/XNKAgLRQ
[07:31] <formless> I'm just trying to get my packages in order so I can upgrade to 16.05
[07:31] <formless> *16.05
[07:31] <formless> *16.04
[07:32] <ducasse> formless: and what error are you getting?
[07:33] <formless> ducasse: http://pastebin.com/1PKQ3JuY
[07:33] <formless> These all should be the right source, I have no idea why it's not correct.
[07:35] <ducasse> formless: right. last time i looked, wily actually had not been moved to old-releases, did you try the normal archives first?
[07:36] <formless> ducasse: I did, but attempting to perform the 16.04 update failed with no real error code.
[07:36] <_dan__> hi does anyone know if its possible to make a shared mount within /etc/fstab
[07:36] <_dan__> or must i run mount --make-shared explicitly every boot
[07:36] <formless> ducasse: In addition, I also checked here, and wily is listed, but I can't get the full package list from the website: http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/
[07:38] <formless> Ah wait
[07:38] <formless> Wily isn't on here.
[07:38] <ducasse> formless: no, there is no directory for wily in dist/
[07:38] <formless> Yes, I just realized I went to the wrong folder.
[07:38] <formless> That still doesn't explain why I can't upgrade
[07:39] <formless> At this point I'm thinking about just wiping the root folder and installing from a disc.
[07:39] <ducasse> formless: well, first step is to change the sources back
[07:39] <ducasse> formless: this can probably be fixed, is my guess
[07:40] <formless> ducasse: Do you know where I can find a default sources list file for 15.10?
[07:41] <formless> I was so sure this would fix my problem that I forgot to backup my old sources file. The sed command did not save an automatic backup.
[07:42] <ducasse> formless: sed -ir 's/old-releases/archive/g' sources.list
[07:44] <formless> ducasse: Ah, Ubuntu keeps a backup through just reloading the sources on the update manager. I fixed that issue, but I'm still back on being unable to upgrade my distro.
[07:44] <ducasse> formless: are you using any ppas?
[07:45] <formless> ducasse: I've disabled many of them, and from what I'm aware the most troublesome ones like xorg-edgers are not on my system.
[07:46] <ducasse> formless: my suggestion is to purge every single one with ppa-purge, then try the upgrade
[07:59] <seprob> Hello. Ubuntu uses GNU GPL license. Can I Ubuntu commercial?
[08:02] <ducasse> seprob: http://askubuntu.com/questions/219/under-what-license-is-ubuntu-can-it-be-legally-modified-and-distributed
[08:04] <kierqueen> hi how do I install the latest java version ?
[08:05] <kierqueen> In libreoffice I get the error on installing extensions for libreoffice
[08:05] <kierqueen> Could not create Java implementation loaderCould not create Java implementation loader
[08:05] <kierqueen> I need the latest Java version guys ?
[08:09] <budder> hello all. I have a usb drive that I used to create windows 10 installation media on. I can no longer write on that usb drive. I have now installed lubuntu 14.04 and would like to reformat this drive finally. i believe I can do so using terminal, correct?
[08:12] <ducasse> budder: yes, but if you can no longer write on it that might mean it's dead
[08:12] <kierqueen> ducasse hi
[08:12] <ducasse> budder: you don't need the terminal either, you can use gparted
[08:12] <budder> ducasse: it is write-protected because i put a windows 10 iso on it
[08:13] <kierqueen> budder: use cli not gparted
[08:13] <ducasse> budder: then just delete the partition(s), make new one(s) and format.
[08:13] <kierqueen> just make a new partion there using fsck
[08:14] <ducasse> kierqueen: fsck is not used to make partitions
[08:14] <kierqueen> no need to delete the partition, just use mkfs lol
[08:14] <kierqueen> ducasse: I don't get you
[08:14] <hateball> kierqueen: maybe you mean fdisk
[08:14] <ducasse> kierqueen: fsck is a filesystem checker
[08:15] <kierqueen> He has to check too that it works fine, no need of fdisk at all. Leave that partition intact
[08:15] <kierqueen> It's safety is needed when not using gparte
[08:15] <hateball> kierqueen: So why would you tell someone to make a new partition using fsck
[08:15] <budder> how long will it take to unmount using gparted? it's been a couple minutes
[08:16] <budder> idk if it's frozen
[08:16] <ducasse> budder: might mean there are files open on it
[08:16] <hateball> budder: for as long as you've got files open
[08:16] <budder> no files open
[08:16] <budder> just a windows iso on this drive
[08:17] <budder> the lower pane of the gparted windows says "searching /dev/sdb partitions" since all i've done is right click > unmount
[08:17] <seprob> ducasse, thanks.
[08:21] <_jd> Hi All. Can anyone help me resovel this https://bpaste.net/show/b587ea233da9?
[08:21] <_jd> Is installing apt-get install nginx-extra going to solve the issue?
[08:22] <ducasse> _jd: try 'sudo dpkg --configure -a'
[08:23] <_jd> ducasse: same
[08:23] <_jd> I tried even aptitude install nginx
[08:25] <budder> nothing is working
[08:25] <budder> gparted is not working, startup disk creator is not working
[08:25] <budder> not sure i'm using cli correctly
[08:26] <ducasse> budder: is the usb stick unmounted?
[08:27] <budder> ducasse: yes
[08:28] <ducasse> budder: which filesystem do you want?
[08:28] <budder> ducasse: i honestly don't know. i want to use it to create a windows 10 installation media
[08:29] <budder> a NEW one. the previous iso is ages old from when windows 10 was just released
[08:30] <budder> and i've already downloaded it. just want to load it onto this damn usb drive (have also wanted to format this drive since the first time I "locked" it after loading windows 10 on it)
[08:30] <_jd> Any other suggestion? Or perhaps what other info I should provide?
[08:30] <ducasse> budder: afaik, creating windows boot sticks under ubuntu is a hassle, just wipe it and do it from windows
[08:31] <budder> ducasse: okay fine i'll do it with windows. but the problem is wiping it. i can't wipe it
[08:32] <ducasse> budder: you can format it as ntfs by 'sudo mkfs.ntfs /dev/sdbx' - replace sdbx with proper device and partition number
[08:33] <budder> ducasse: "could not open /dev/sdc: read-only file system
[08:34] <ducasse> budder: my guess is it's dead.
[08:35] <james0r2> can't seem to get my last used OS to save at the grub boot menu
[08:35] <budder> ducasse: okay np.
[08:35] <budder> thanks
[08:35] <james0r2> Here's my /etc/default/grub --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/23946535/
[08:35] <james0r2> and i've run sudo-mkconfig and sudo update-grub2 after changing it
[08:36] <james0r2> when i use win10 and restart it still has Ubuntu which is first entry selected
[08:40] <ducasse> _jd: does 'sudo apt install -f' also fail?
[08:42] <_jd> ducasse: Sorry I figured it out. Nothing was wrong with install, but with configure process. A colleague had apache running, so port 80 was in use :)
[09:06] <vegombrei> #kali
[09:06] <vegombrei> !kali linux
[09:06] <vegombrei> erm
[09:06] <cfhowlett> !kali | vegombrei
[09:12] <vegombrei> hey anybody know a good music player?
[09:12] <EriC^^> vegombrei: clementine
[09:13] <vegombrei> EriC^^: whats that?
[09:13] <EriC^^> it's a music player
[09:13] <cfhowlett> !info clementine
[09:14] <vegombrei> EriC^^: oh sorry , you think i can sudo apt-get clementine
[09:14] <EriC^^> vegombrei: yeah, sudo apt-get install clementine
[09:14] <slacko_9113> hi all i'm on an AOd270 with a GMA 3600, i'm trying to find a distro that supports my hardware, can anyone lend a hand?
[09:14] <cfhowlett> slacko_9113, xubuntu or lubuntu
[09:15] <slacko_9113> they for certain have the proper drivers for the 3600?
[09:15] <cfhowlett> slacko_9113, if not, install direct from intel
[09:16] <yocs0000> Hi everybody! Anyone who knows about a good solution for dictation / speech recognition under ubuntu?
[09:17] <vegombrei> EriC^^: doesnt work for me says its temp offline
[09:17] <slacko_9113> i'm on puppy linux slacko 6.3.2 right now, i believe it's based on ubuntu if i did my lookins right, shouldn't i be able to do the same here?
[09:17] <EriC^^> vegombrei: paste the error
[09:18] <vegombrei> N: Ignoring file '50unattended-upgrades.ucf-old' in directory '/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/' as it has an invalid filename extension
[09:19] <vegombrei> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
[09:20] <EriC^^> vegombrei: try "ps aux | grep dpkg"
[09:21] <cfhowlett> slacko_9113, puppy is not supported here.  go to puppy for support options.  best of luck
[09:21] <vegombrei> vegombr+  4053  0.0  0.0   5148   824 pts/10   R+   14:50   0:00 grep --color=auto dpkg
[09:21] <EriC^^> vegombrei: sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock
[09:22] <vegombrei> EriC^^: that kinda worked
[09:22] <vegombrei> then it did that ignoring thing
[09:23] <EriC^^> vegombrei: np
[09:37] <root____3> 3~
[09:40] <longsleep> I face a problem with network bonding via interfaces configuration while upgrading from 12.04 to 14.04 to 16.04, bonding configuration does not enslave the interfaces on 16.04 while the same config works fine on 12.04/14.04 - so far i have not been able to find any working configuration for 16.04 without an post-up ifenslave $IFACE eth0 eth1 - anyone got a hint / working configuration example?
[09:41] <FManTropyx> is it safe to install newer versions of softwares than are in packages? maybe in another location
[09:46] <SlashLife^m> FManTropyx: Likely yes, but not necessarily, no.
[09:47] <FManTropyx> thank you
[09:50] <cfhowlett> FManTropyx, also see /msg ubottu latest
[10:01] <saa> i am trying to create livecd of ubuntu. i installed mysql-server mysql-client mysql-common
[10:01] <Chunibyo> Can anybody help me with adding a Udev rule for Dolphin
[10:02] <Guest61171> but when i try to restart mysql it says logged into chroot ignoring request
[10:02] <Chunibyo> SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="YOURVID", ATTRS{idProduct}=="YOURPID", TAG+="uaccess"
[10:02] <Guest61171> how to solve above error
[10:02] <Guest61171> pl help
[10:02] <Chunibyo> What do I need to do
[10:02] <Guest61171> Running in chroot, ignoring request
[10:03] <steven> anything to bear in mind when upgrading 14 lts to 16 lts at this point? (Production server)
[10:03] <steven> pitfalls, manual stuff, etc?
[10:04] <steven> kinda hard to read up on it given that the moment a new version is release 10000 blogs decide to write an article on how to just smash the latest upgrade on your machine :D
[10:04] <Guest61171> i need help on uck
[10:05] <Guest61171> i am customizing my ubuntu iso i installed mysql but when i try to restart mysql it says running in chroot ignoring request
[10:08] <fritzroy15> hello, I'm trying to figure out how to do local port forwarding with the ~/.ssh/config file. I already found the LocalForward command but that requires that I manually specify all the 43 port forwardings. Isn't there an option for ssh to map them on a 1-to-1 automatically?
[10:08] <Guest61171> i am customizing my ubuntu iso i installed mysql but when i try to restart mysql it says running in chroot ignoring request
[10:08] <Hologram25> e
[10:15] <pc20> maincrah
[10:29] <jdi93> hi! i have problem with ubuntu python packages - i firstly installed PyQt5 from Ubuntu repositories and all worked well. After that I installed newer version of PyQt5 with pip3 and found out that it doesn't support GTK styling. I removed it and now PyQt5 from Ubuntu repos doesn't work anymore. Any idea what should I try?  Chromium?
[10:40] <joci> ZaZ: that right
[10:40] <joci> ZaZ: thats right
[10:40] <vegombrei> hi, i cant seem to play netflix, says i need html5 how do i fix this?
[10:41] <pc20> yhñtyhdfnj
[10:41] <pc20> h
[10:41] <pc20> n
[10:41] <pc20> cghf
[10:41] <pc20> h
[10:41] <pc20> y
[10:41] <ZaZ> joci: then, try chronium instead firefox. I must admit that firefox it's too slower for now
[10:42] <joci> ZaZ: many thank ill google it :)
[10:42] <ZaZ> vegombrei, I think that on linux only with latest versions of firefox is possible to watch netflix (fu*** drm stuff)
[10:43] <ducasse> joci: chromium is in the repos, install in the normal way
[10:43] <ZaZ> joci: u can find chromium at software store on ubuntu. It's the open source part of chrome from google
[10:43] <vegombrei> ZaZ: really wow, how do i update my firfox to the newest verdion
[10:44] <ducasse> vegombrei: which ubuntu version?
[10:44] <vegombrei> ZaZ: i also dowaloaded chromium browser and that had the same issue
[10:44] <yocs0000> Hi everybody! Anyone who knows about a good solution for dictation / speech recognition under ubuntu?
[10:44] <joci> Thanks!
[10:44] <vegombrei> ducasse: 16.10
[10:45] <ducasse> vegombrei: then you should have the latest version.
[10:45] <vegombrei> ducasse: hmm.. also earlier i did the sudo apt-get update thingy
[10:46] <lotuspsychje> !info julius | yocs0000
[10:46] <joci> sudo apt-get install chromium-browse
[10:46] <joci> oh sorry
[10:46] <lotuspsychje> yocs0000: apt-cache search speech for more
[10:49] <vegombrei> what does this mean ??
[10:49] <vegombrei> N: Ignoring file '50unattended-upgrades.ucf-old' in directory '/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/' as it has an invalid filename extension
[10:54] <UbuntuUser> Hello. In Recovery Mode, am trying to edit /etc/fstab using Root Prompt. It says Read Only. Any suggestions please. Am trying to fix a broken Ubuntu 16.04. Thanks
[10:54] <ducasse> UbuntuUser: mount -o remount,rw /
[10:55] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: let me try. thanks
[10:58] <jdi93> hi! i have problem with ubuntu python packages - i firstly installed PyQt5 from Ubuntu repositories and all worked well. After that I installed newer version of PyQt5 with pip3 and found out that it doesn't support GTK styling. I removed it and now PyQt5 from Ubuntu repos doesn't work anymore. Any idea what should I try? (I already tried to remove, install, reinstall packages connected to pyqt5, removed config for QtProject, Trolltec
[10:58] <lotuspsychje> jdi93: new version from ppa?
[10:59] <rizonz> anyone able to help me out with this ? https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?ShowHeaders=1;id=118519 it happens on cpan PDF::Burst
[10:59] <ducasse> jdi93: did you remove the package before installing newer version with pip?
[10:59] <kkunji> Hey everyone, for the sake of the logs, the question I was asking yesterday about reverse proxies, it was indeed an nginx reverse proxy that was giving the error, not my server.
[11:01] <jdi93> ducasse: no, i removed everything now and installed python3-pyqt5 from repo, but it doesn't work -- i get sigsegv when i import anything from pyqt5
[11:01] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: are these three commands which you told me?    1. mount -o   2 . remount    3. rw /
[11:01] <jdi93> lotuspsychje: ppa has pyqt5 5.5.1, pip has 5.7.1; first one has support for gtk styling, second one doesn't
[11:02] <ducasse> UbuntuUser: no, 1
[11:02] <lotuspsychje> !latest | jdi93
[11:03] <kkunji> jdi93: Might need to purge rather than just remove the packages, maybe some configuration files were being left behind.
[11:04] <jdi93> kkunji: remove --purge on python3-pyqt5 also doesn't help
[11:04] <kkunji> jdi93: Could be a dependency that was changed in the process?
[11:04] <ducasse> jdi93: did you remove what you installed with pip?
[11:05] <jdi93> kkunji: this is most probably why the thing stopped working, but I don't know where to look for changes
[11:05] <jdi93> ducasse: yes
[11:05] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: i tried that command, System returned and freezed at-------->         Recovery Menu (filesystem state: read-only)
[11:06] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: althought that command was executed.
[11:07] <ducasse> UbuntuUser: did you exit the root shell after running it?
[11:07] <kkunji> Should be able to see more of what has been installed in the logs  http://askubuntu.com/questions/425809/where-are-the-logs-for-apt-get  http://askubuntu.com/questions/680410/how-to-view-history-of-apt-get-install
[11:08] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: i didn't exit. I just saw it running commands with green 'Ok' in nearly all and it returned to -------->         Recovery Menu (filesystem state: read-only)
[11:09] <ducasse> jdi93: kkunji: i think it's more interesting what pip did, as it worked until he messed with that.
[11:09] <ducasse> UbuntuUser: you ran that command and it started doing other things?
[11:09] <jdi93> ducasse: agree
[11:10] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: After execution, Prompt appeared then it it showed all those commands with green 'Ok' in most and fell back to the Recovery Menu with its options.
[11:11] <ducasse> jdi93: for debugging that i'm afraid you'll need to ask in a python channel, i just know enough about it to get you into more trouble.
[11:11] <ducasse> UbuntuUser: it shouldn't do that, you should just get the root shell prompt back.
[11:12] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: let me hard-reset it and try again.
[11:14] <lotuspsychje> UbuntuUser: can you tell us when exactly your ubuntu broke?
[11:20] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: command is working, i get the prompt. But it loops back to the same Recovery Menu.
[11:20] <GeneralSpongebob> Hi, I've added "baseproxy ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /home/baseproxy/suSquid.sh" using visudo but I still get prompted for a password. How can I change that? Thanks
[11:21] <ducasse> UbuntuUser: _immediately_ after executing the command, you get a root prompt _or_ the menu?
[11:21] <UbuntuUser> lotuspsychje: i was trying to merge my full /var partition in my root folder; In impatience i hard resetted the Machine. :-(
[11:21] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: root prompt !
[11:21] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: then suddenly it shows all those some checkign sort arrows and then again ---> Recovery Menu (frozen)
[11:21] <ducasse> UbuntuUser: ok, then edit fstab. that's what you were asking how to do, don't exit the shell.
[11:22] <usuarioanonimo> hoola antonio
[11:22] <usuario> illoooo
[11:22] <usuarioanonimo> q pasa polla
[11:22] <lotuspsychje> !es | usuarioanonimo
[11:22] <usuario> onde taaa la colombianaa
[11:22] <usuario> daniii porrero
[11:22] <usuario> jaja
[11:22] <usuarioanonimo> okey guy
[11:22] <lotuspsychje> usuario: english please
[11:23] <usuario> chupalaa chupalaa que no te vaa la caraaa
[11:23] <usuarioanonimo> xd
[11:23] <usuarioanonimo> xd
[11:23] <usuarioanonimo> xd
[11:23] <ducasse> !topic
[11:23] <usuarioanonimo> xd
[11:23] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: two times i tried to edit it but as i say it keeps falling back to Recovery Menu. Once it said it is '/etc/fsatb.swp is locked.
[11:24] <ducasse> UbuntuUser: something is really odd here. i suggest you do this from a live image.
[11:24] <GeneralSpongebob> Is this wrong in some syntax? "baseproxy ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /home/baseproxy/suSquid.sh"
[11:24] <ducasse> UbuntuUser: it should just give you the prompt back and stay put, not continue boot unless you exit the shell with ^d
[11:25] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: true.
[11:27] <ducasse> UbuntuUser: it sounds to me like remounting / somehow triggers the boot to continue, and i don't see how/why. a live image would avoid that.
[11:29] <GeneralSpongebob> I'm thinking that the prompt might be because of a command within the script but I'm not sure. How do I add multiple entries in visudo for the same user?
[11:29] <eddi> Hey, Whenever I try to access a smb share via "mount -t cifs -o "credentials=~/.smbcredentials" //ip/share /mnt/share" it returns "mount error 13: permissions denied).
[11:29] <eddi> However I can access the same mount with the smbclient "smbclient -U <user> //ip/share". Could somebody help, please?
[11:31] <ducasse> GeneralSpongebob: you are running sudo inside the script, is that what you mean?
[11:31] <GeneralSpongebob> ducasse, I'm trying to run the script with sudo "sudo /home/baseproxy/suSquid.sh"
[11:31] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: I edited fstab using a Non-Ubuntu Live CD, but there are some files fstab.save     fstab.save.1    . Can i delete them?
[11:32] <sruli> how/where do i add to grub options "intel_iommu=on" ? i dont want to add it directly to grub.cfg as i need it to be generated on update-grub
[11:32] <ducasse> UbuntuUser: yes, they are backup files.
[11:33] <ducasse> sruli: /etc/default/grub
[11:33] <john> good afternoon !
[11:33] <ducasse> sruli: the line that begins with GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT
[11:33] <Guest5918> nick John
[11:33] <mocxzwp> good afternoon
[11:35] <GeneralSpongebob> Ok, looks like it's not possible to allow specific commands to be used with sudo without a password. nevermind, documentation must be wrong
[11:35] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: am able to login to my Machine. Thanks !
[11:35] <ducasse> GeneralSpongebob: you want to run the script as user baseproxy from your uid?
[11:36] <ducasse> GeneralSpongebob: i'm pretty certain the docs are correct
[11:36] <ducasse> UbuntuUser: np
[11:36] <UbuntuUser> lotuspsychje: thanks
[11:36] <GeneralSpongebob> I want to 'sudo' the script so it can execute commands for squid3 and squidGuard but it just asks for a password
[11:37] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: but before showing the Login Screen it shows something like - >>  /dev/sda9 clean xxxx/xxx files; xxxx/xx blocks
[11:37] <GeneralSpongebob> I used 'whereis' to find the location of the binaries and changed visudo to "baseproxy ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /home/baseproxy/suSquid.sh, /usr/sbin/squid3, /usr/bin/squidGuard"
[11:37] <ducasse> UbuntuUser: never mind that, it just means the root fs is clean.
[11:38] <UbuntuUser> ducasse: ok. Thanks !! --------->      :-)
[11:41] <GeneralSpongebob> even "baseproxy ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL" asks for a password
[11:41] <varazir> Can crontab be set to run a application as a user ?
[11:41] <varazir> What I want is to start screen(irssi) as a certan user
[11:42] <ppf> every user has their own crontab
[11:43] <varazir> ok
[11:45] <hateball> varazir: you can use /etc/crontab for systemwide cronjobs
[11:46] <GeneralSpongebob> ducasse, thanks for trying. Being as this is not possible in linux I'll have to find another way of doing it
[11:46] <mathematic-alpha> Hi  all  please if  any one of you wants his/her app to be tested, I will be very glad to participate :)
[11:47] <sruli> ducasse: thanks, how can i check if intel_iommu is really enabled?
[11:49] <ducasse> sruli: there will be messages in dmesg pertaining to DMAR
[11:50] <sruli> ducasse: found it "DMAR: IOMMU enabled" "AMD IOMMUv2 functionallity not available on this system" its not amd cpu,
[11:54] <ducasse> sruli: then you should be good to go.
[11:54] <sruli> ducasse: but AMD IOMMUv2 functionallity not available on this system"
[11:55] <ducasse> sruli: because you have an intel cpu
[11:56] <sruli> ducasse: i see but i still have an error when trying to pass pci to libvirt... "host doesn't support VFIO PCI passthrough"
[11:58] <ducasse> sruli: can you pastebin 'dmesg | grep DMAR' for me?
[11:59] <ducasse> sruli: seems you are correct, i don't have that amd message, but i get "DMAR: Intel(R) Virtualization Technology for Directed I/O"
[12:00] <ducasse> sruli: which cpu model is this?
[12:01] <sruli> ducasse: xeon e5540
[12:03] <ducasse> sruli: and the motherboard should support vt-d?
[12:05] <sruli> ducasse: dont know, its a hp dl380 g5
[12:05] <sruli> server
[12:07] <ducasse> sruli: from everything i can find, it does
[12:08] <ducasse> sruli: you have enabled vt-d in bios, right?
[12:09] <sruli> ducasse: vt yes, not sure about vt-d, it hosts 5 VMs
[12:10] <loserritis> hello guys, my front audio jack does not work and the rear works only after I unplug and plug the audio cable again. can anyone help?
[12:10] <ducasse> sruli: they are usually two different settings, you need both.
[12:10] <ducasse> sruli: (for directed i/o to work, that is)
[12:11] <cfhowlett> steven I wait for the LTS .1 release and the go for it.  No problems doing so since 10.10
[12:11] <sruli> ducasse: i really need to pass the usb port (there is a smart card reader on it passed to a win vm) i upgraded the server to 16.04 and phpvirtualbox stopped working after 20 hours of troubleshooting i just went to kvm/libvirt other usb devices seem to be working fine but this smart crd reader doesnt so i want to try passing the usb port
[12:11] <sruli> ducasse: not easy to get to the bios its a live server...
[12:12] <steven> oh .1 is not released yet.. hm I see cfhowlett is there an eta?
[12:12] <ducasse> sruli: vt-d being off in the bios would explain your issue, and you need to turn it on for kvm passthrough to work
[12:13] <ducasse> sruli: even for usb, i think
[12:13] <sruli> ducasse: ok, will have to reboot it to check
[12:15] <steven> oh no, wait it is released u just meant it in a more general sense .D gotcha cfhowlett thanks
[12:15] <cfhowlett> happy2help!
[12:17] <cpaelzer> sruli: have you checked out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Managing#Adding_USB_Device_Pass-through
[12:17] <cpaelzer> I'm not sure you need vt-d for that kind of passthrough (usb 1.1)
[12:17] <cpaelzer> you would for pci*, but IIRC not for USB 1.1
[12:19] <ducasse> yes, istr vmware doing usb passthrough long before vt-d appeared
[12:23] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[12:28] <hellcook> Hi
[12:29] <hellcook> Any idea how to speed up a sshfs mount ?
[12:32] <Younder> sshfs?
[12:32] <Younder> nfs perhaps
[12:33] <FManTropyx> why /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libboost_filesystem.so.1.58.0 is not a symbolic link?
[12:33] <hellcook> Younder: thanks, I need the encryption though ;)
[12:34] <Younder> hellcook, I figured, you can get that through nfs though.
[12:35] <hellcook> Younder: my bad, I'd read nfs didn't provide encryption or a weak one
[12:38] <Byx> ;-)
[12:44] <stevenm> hey I've got an odd (graphical) program where if ran from the terminal using sudo it works (it seems it needs to run as root - tried many things to get it work without - a no go)... but if I try to run it using gksu/pkexec/gksudo then it won't work (e.g. to put in a .desktop file) any ideas why?
[12:46] <taora> hello everyone, the antivirus program gave me this result: https://is.gd/EOVdzM
[12:46] <taora> how am I supposed to interpret this? I never had something like this
[12:48] <cfhowlett> taora, first: what AV program?
[12:48] <taora> cfhowlett, comodo
[12:49] <cfhowlett> never heard of it, but surely it provides documentation to guide you?
[12:50] <taora> cfhowlett, the program offers to clean it, which I did. the information on the virus is here: https://www.f-secure.com/v-descs/exploit_js_pdfka_ti.shtml..but where might have this come from?
[12:50] <cfhowlett> taora, I'd suspect a false positive
[12:50] <stevenm> taora, http://lists.scilab.org/pipermail/bugzilla/2014-August/035310.html
[12:50] <taora> looks like a windows virus
[12:51] <stevenm> or it could be a false alarm ^
[12:51] <taora> oh, ok?!
[12:52] <EriC^^> stevenm: does it work if you run the command from the terminal?
[12:52] <EriC^^> using pkexec or whatever
[12:52] <stevenm> EriC^^, so far only sudo has worked from terminal - pkexec is a no go
[12:52] <stevenm> EriC^^, it's because it uses some xdpydisplay util to tell if X is running
[12:52] <stevenm> and as far as it can tell 'root' isn't running x
[12:53] <taora> only yesterday I was asking here about an external file processing program, to make sure before downloading it..and when I saw this today..
[12:54] <cfhowlett> taora, good that you asked.  if I understood the bug that stevenm pointed to, it's a false positive so ... go forth and sin no more.
[12:57] <taora> does anyone know this tool, by the way, it is the one I downloaded yesterday to work on metadata; http://www.adarsus.com/en/openoffice-metadata.html ?
[12:58] <MrOpenSource> hello everybody
[12:58] <greger> Hello
[13:04] <neo_> hi
[13:06] <neo_> hey
[13:08] <Camron> is there anyway to use the same type of switch as you use in fine " iname" in mv
[13:08] <deathskill99> So I need a suggestion for a itunes like manager for my android phone on ubuntu
[13:09] <Camron> Amarok is what i use
[13:09] <Camron> find it better then itunes in a lot of ways
[13:10] <Camron> is there anyway to use the same type of switch as you use in find " iname" in mv
[13:11] <ash_workz> what is 'gosu' ?
[13:12] <ash_workz> 'golang `su`' ?
[13:12] <vlt> Camron: You can use find and mv combined. Either `find ... -exec mv ...` or `find ... | xargs mv ...` or `find ... | while read file; do mv "$file" ...; done`
[13:15] <Camron> yes thats true, so your saying that there is no switch deadicated to mv its a situation of using find -exec mv that will do what i want
[13:16] <pac1> #functional
[13:16] <ash_workz> fyi: to answer my question: https://github.com/tianon/gosu
[13:18] <ousmane_> hello. i have a problem and hope someone can point me in the right direction.
[13:20] <ousmane_> i just installed ubuntu 16.04 on my laptop and i cant see any wifi-networks.. so i have been looking for a while now and it seems that the driver for the wireless device is not working
[13:20] <ousmane_> in this table mine is red, so not supported http://www.linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43/
[13:21] <ousmane_> now i am not sure how to install the driver that i need
[13:21] <ousmane_> or how to find it
[13:23] <taora> could you please suggest me tools for system security concerning antivirus, monitoring..?
[13:24] <lotuspsychje> !info clamav | taora
[13:24] <sruli> ducasse: just got back from the site, in the bios there is only option for VT not vt-d or vt-x...
[13:24] <lotuspsychje> taora: see also: snort, rkhunter
[13:25] <lotuspsychje> !security | taora
[13:26] <sruli> i am having trouble with a USB smart card reader being passed through kvm to a win guest, when i connect via rdp it doesnt work however when i connect through virt-viewer it does, what can be causing this?
[13:27] <computer2000> Can someone help me with xrandr question? I have an app that has the size 1920x1920 - now I have two projectors and I want one of them to project the upper half and the other one the bottom half of the App
[13:27] <computer2000> How do I set that up with xrandr?
[13:27] <taora> lotuspsyche, thank you! I already installed clamav and rkhunter..are these well-updated for scans/detection?
[13:29] <lotuspsychje> taora: clamav's database is up to date yes, but security goes far beyond only 1 scanner
[13:29] <taora> yes, sure,
[13:29] <taora> but I mean, if I do a scan with these and it says clean, can I rely on that?
[13:30] <taora> in other words, could there be something else on the computer that goes undetected by these?
[13:30] <lotuspsychje> taora: it would mean, you are not vulnerable of whats in that current database
[13:31] <taora> I see
[13:31] <lotuspsychje> taora: check this out mate: https://opensource.com/article/17/1/yearbook-50-ways-avoid-getting-hacked
[13:31] <lotuspsychje> taora: try to see security from all different sides
[13:32] <taora> lotuspsyche, will read it, thank you!
[13:32] <taora> lotuspsychje, will read it, thank you!
[13:32] <taora> sorry, the name corrected :)
[13:33] <lotuspsychje> taora: number 25. keep your system up to date, is already a big one
[13:33] <Prelude2004c> hey guys.. running an OS with some encoder cards and i am having a bit of an issue... when i load up about 7 UDP streams ( pushing about 170Mbit/s ) of UDP input it works ok... but soon as i hit about 190Mbit/s it starts to pixalate and i start getting a lot of distortion on the encoding. THe cards are only at 50% , the network doesn't seem to be done much... the cpu's are at 50% .. everything seems normall.. /proc/net/udp does't show an
[13:33] <Prelude2004c> y drops
[13:33] <ppf> taora: specificly not that non of these 50 suggestions is "run an av program"
[13:34] <ppf> and note it, too
[13:35] <taora> ppf, which is what I mean. I never used av programs. I never installed a program straight from the web, too, but I just had to, and would like to figure if I can somehow safely assume that my system is fine
[13:37] <rory> bash expands the glob once and then
[13:37] <rory> can I tail some_directory/* and start tailing new files as they appear?
[13:37] <Younder> rory, no
[13:37] <MrOpenSource> !security
[13:37] <EriC^^> rory: **/* will show all dirs and all files
[13:38] <rory> yeah the problem is it's bash which understands the *, not tail. So it will just tail whatever files are there at the time I run it.
[13:38] <ppf> EriC^^: in bash?
[13:38] <EriC^^> ppf: yes
[13:39] <EriC^^> i think if you set shopt -s globstar; echo **
[13:39] <EriC^^> will show all files without the dirs
[13:39] <EriC^^> (recursively)
[13:39] <ppf> fun
[13:39] <EriC^^> nah it shows dirs too
[13:39] <MrOpenSource> is it neccesary to install firewall and antive on ubuntu
[13:39] <MrOpenSource> ??
[13:39] <ppf> (it's been a while since i last used bash)
[13:40] <ppf> MrOpenSource: firewall is already installed, you should configure it
[13:40] <ppf> and av are a security threat, and shouldn't be used
[13:41] <EriC^^> rory: i think echo **/* shows all files without the dirs , no need for any shopt stuff
[13:42] <EriC^^> with shopt -s globstar , echo ** shows all files and dirs, for just the dirs and subdirs echo **/ will do that
[13:42] <BluesKaj> !antivirus | MrOpenSource
[13:43] <EriC^^> rory: nevermind i think i got it wrong about the echo **/* :D anyways
[13:43] <cfhowlett> MrOpenSource, ubuntu comes with firewall by default, but it is not enabled.  read         /msg ubottu ufw
[13:47] <Younder> ufw is a nice front-end to iptables which is a nice front-end to net-filter, the linux kernel IP filter.
[13:47] <Younder> When you masquerade ufw can be a bit confusing
[13:57] <MrOpenSource> what kind of rules should i add in ufw firewall
[13:57] <tgnb> Hi there. I am curious. Are the updates in the "Updates" tab of the "Ubuntu Software" application the same as the ones in the "Software Updater" application?
[13:57] <cfhowlett> yes, tgnb
[13:59] <Younder> ufw enable and if you use ssh from the outside ufw enable ssh. web (outside) ufw enable http or https
[13:59] <tgnb> cfhowlett: strange. often after installing updates from the "Software Updater" application, "Ubuntu Software" still claims to have updates. But it's much less detailed and more vague in the "Ubuntu Software" app. Also that app doesn't ever prompt for a restart after updating, while the "Software Updater" app does.
[13:59] <Younder> NB both IPv4 and IPv6 are enabled
[14:00] <cfhowlett> tgnb, learn the command line: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade        are the commands you want
[14:01] <tgnb> cfhowlett: no "emerge world -NDuvp" in Ubuntu?
[14:01] <cfhowlett> I have no idea what that even means
[14:02] <Southern_Gentlem> tgnb, not all distro work the same
[14:02] <tgnb> it means thank you for answering my initial question
[14:02] <cfhowlett> happy2help!
[14:03] <tgnb> Southern_Gentlem: i know. sorry it was a sarcastic remark
[14:03] <hateball> tgnb: it's probably "apt upgrade" vs "apt full-upgrade"
[14:03] <hateball> tgnb: that is, the GUI updater will do the former
[14:04] <tgnb> which gui updater ;) there are two. which is what my original question was about. but i undertand. you mean both probably?
[14:07] <puddle> could someone suggest a command line utility that can cut xlsx/csv/tsv files to a limited number of rows maybe even able to limit columns?
[14:07] <EriC^^> puddle: split and there's paste for column stuff
[14:09] <irishsec> hi all
[14:10] <puddle> EriC^^, paste will only display two files side by side will n ot cut the column size down to a certain limit
[14:10] <puddle> EriC^^, and split cuts the file via its size, i need it to be cut based on rows
[14:11] <noc_> puddle, echo a b c | awk '{print $2 " " $1}'
[14:11] <MacroMan> Can I give a user permission to restart a specific service without sudo?
[14:11] <EriC^^> puddle: man split and man paste
[14:12] <MacroMan> I want to be able to reload Asterisk from an interface that doesn't require the sudo password
[14:12] <EriC^^> puddle: split -l for number of lines
[14:13] <hateball> puddle: sed can be used to cut rows as well
[14:13] <puddle> ty guys gona check them out
[14:13] <MrOpenSource> does someone has a program where i can easy encrypt /home or even hard drive
[14:14] <cfhowlett> MrOpenSource,            /msg ubottu encryption
[14:15] <noc_> puddle, or csvtool http://colin.maudry.com/csvtool-manual-page/
[14:15] <hateball> puddle: "cat -n myfile.text|sed -n '1,100p'" will only show rows 1 to 100
[14:15] <hateball> and so on. there are many tools
[14:19] <puddle> hateball, my issue is that i need this to work for a lot of different yfiletypes (csv, xlsx, tsv, sav...)
[14:22] <hateball> puddle: well xlsx is xml so you'd want something that can parse that then
[14:22] <Wulf> Hello. Is there any console program that creates a new user and asks for all information including the username?
[14:23] <cfhowlett> Wulf, program?  no.  command?  yes.
[14:23] <Wulf> cfhowlett: ok, which?
[14:23] <cfhowlett> Wulf, adduser
[14:23] <Wulf> cfhowlett: doesn't ask for the username
[14:24] <cfhowlett> Wulf, sudo adduser         will absolutely wait for you to assign a user name
[14:25] <Wulf> cfhowlett: adduser: Only one or two names allowed.
[14:25] <noc_> puddle, localc --convert-to
[14:25] <ducasse> Wulf: write a wrapper script
[14:25] <geirha> Wulf: read -ep 'Username: ' user && sudo adduser "$user"
[14:26] <FManTropyx> commands are programs :P
[14:27] <hateball> puddle: there's also a "loffice --cat file.whatever" switch these days, dunno how well it works for a complex spreadsheet tho
[14:27] <Wulf> alright :)
[14:28] <Ntemis> guys am on mate official and again caja freeze on me
[14:28] <Ntemis> cant kill it either
[14:31] <Ntemis> xkill doesnt kill either
[14:38] <yigit2_> hi
[14:39] <RxMcDonald> Hi why is ubuntu broke my computer? pls repair
[14:39] <RxMcDonald> help me ubuntu broke my computer very hard
[14:39] <yigit2_> 1 minutes relax
[14:40] <OerHeks> RxMcDonald, so what happened? dtails?
[14:40] <RxMcDonald> no i cant relax my computer got broked by ubuntu
[14:40] <RxMcDonald> i put ubuntu inside my computer and now its broked
[14:41] <yigit2_> ow
[14:41] <ducasse> RxMcDonald: nobody will be able to help you if you don't provide details
[14:42] <RxMcDonald> i bought a new computer and then put ubuntu inside and then it broked the computer and now you need to fix it
[14:43] <lotuspsychje> lol
[14:43] <yigit2_> Wine installation on your computer
[14:43] <ducasse> RxMcDonald: we can help _you_ fix it, that's how this works
[14:43] <raub> RxMcDonald: You sound like someone taking a car to a shop and saying it is broken withotu bothering to describe what happened
[14:43] <OerHeks> RxMcDonald, no we don't, we can try tohelp YOU fix it.
[14:44] <RxMcDonald> i put ubuntu computer disc inside the computer and now its broked
[14:44] <klab> it doesn't get any more ubuntu than this folks
[14:44] <raub> Talking about bad things, how to open a .accdb file in ubuntu?
[14:44] <ducasse> RxMcDonald: and "it's broken" gives us nothing to work with, we need to know _what_ doesn't work to help you
[14:45] <raub> RxMcDonald: then take the disk out of the computer.
[14:45] <RxMcDonald> the computer doesnt work
[14:45] <RxMcDonald> the computer got broked by ubuntu give me my money back
[14:45] <ducasse> RxMcDonald: troll somewhere else
[14:45] <ash_workz> should I be root when setting up/configuring an application (in this case docker) or should I be using `sudo` for like... everything
[14:46] <RxMcDonald> i took the ubuntu disc outside the computer but it keeps saying ubuntu
[14:46] <hateball> !root | ash_workz
[14:46] <ash_workz> hateball: I mean `sudo su - root`
[14:46] <RxMcDonald> ducasse: what is troll?
[14:46] <hateball> ash_workz: Yeah, so read that link and decide for yourself
[14:47] <raub> ash_workz: that is a religious issue IMHO. Using sudo helps keep track of which user did what instead of having a bunch of people using the same account
[14:47] <lotuspsychje> RxMcDonald: it means not providing information about your problem and keep saying 'broken'
[14:47] <klab> RxMcDonald: did you try pressing Esc?
[14:47] <ash_workz> raub: that concept was actually why I asked
[14:47] <raub> RxMcDonald: you are eligible to get $0 back since that is how much ubuntu costs
[14:48] <RxMcDonald> but it broked my computer so now i cant compute
[14:49] <noc_> ash_workz, sudo will keep HOME and most environment variables from the unprivileged user, while su - will reset them. Generally irrelevant but in some corner cases may be worth to know
[14:50] <ash_workz> heh, #5 under "Benefits of Sudo" says: "On a server, every cracker trying to brute-force..." -- I interpreted it at first as a slur.
[14:54] <RxMcDonald> any computer nerdist wants to unbroked my computer system
[14:54] <MrOpenSource> depends
[14:55] <RxMcDonald> no
[14:55] <sruli> if i login from terminal as user "su -l user" it mounts home ecryptfs dir, however after logging out, on next login it does not mount it, i have to reboot each time i want to login to that users home dir, is there any argument i can cal "su -l" with to mount it?
[14:57] <k1l_> !ask | RxMcDonald
[14:58] <RxMcDonald> my computer system got broked when ubuntu got inside of it and now it does not compute, it can not compute I repeat, it can not compute after ubuntu got in the system.
[14:58] <MrOpenSource> what
[14:59] <OerHeks> RxMcDonald, this is running around in circles, if you don't provide info what is going wrong, nobody can help
[14:59] <sruli> RxMcDonald: you might want to try ubuntu support channel in your native language
[14:59] <k1l_> RxMcDonald: that doesnt make sense. either you give a real support issue or you stop trolling in here
[15:00] <pragmatist1> Hello, I made a fresh linux install on a new Dell XPS 15. I have compiled and attempting to run a private github project that I've used  before on my previous laptop. However, whenever I run the executable my whole system freezes immediately and I have to do a hard reboot. Where can I look to try and get to the bottom of the issue? Thanks!
[15:00] <ash_workz> RxMcDonald: the community is not here to just fix your problems on a whim. This is not a corporate department or branch where people get paid to offer support. Ubuntu is offered for free at no guarantee and the people in this chat generously donate their time to help spread information and foster a mentality of open source.
[15:02] <ash_workz> RxMcDonald: if you really want help, start by explaining exactly what happened (use Google translate if you can't articulate yourself maybe -- I kinda think there might be a channel in your language, but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯). Otherwise someone might ping a mod to kick you.
[15:03] <adrian_1908> pragmatist1: does it involve graphics?
[15:03] <ash_workz> s/a (mentality) of (open source)/an \1 \2/
[15:04] <ash_workz> anyone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong about any of that
[15:04] <pragmatist1> adrian_1908, nope
[15:06] <ducasse> pragmatist1: which ubuntu version?
[15:06] <adrian_1908> pragmatist1: hmm, that would have been my only guess since graphics drivers is the most flaky part. Everything else runs fine as usual, yes?
[15:06] <pragmatist1> latest LTS
[15:06] <pragmatist1> yea, I installed nvidia drivers from a ppa
[15:06] <jnewt> i am having issues with starting applications over remote connections (xrdp, vnc, x2go).  mostly segmentation fault (core dumped).  i think it is a graphics issue.  using nvidia m2000 graphics card with nvidia driver version 378.09
[15:06] <pragmatist1> intel-microcode
[15:06] <pragmatist1> I did not test the application before i did those things
[15:06] <pragmatist1> but it tried before and after intel microcode
[15:06] <jnewt> chrome also complains about wanting GLX 1.3 or later
[15:06] <pragmatist1> no difference
[15:07] <pragmatist1> immediate freeze
[15:08] <adrian_1908> sorry, no idea man. I hope you find someone who can help.
[15:08] <ducasse> pragmatist1: iirc dell has/had a ppa to support some of their hardware, maybe you need that.
[15:08] <pragmatist1> oh okay let me check then
[15:08] <ducasse> pragmatist1: also you could try to run strace on the binary, see if you can get some clue
[15:11] <pragmatist1> thanks, I'll give that a shot too
[15:11] <ducasse> pragmatist1: something like 'strace -o logfile programname' will save the output to 'logfile', but of course it might freeze before it syncs to disk...
[15:12] <computer2000> Hey how can I have two monitors used as one, big desktop? So fullscreen apps open in both monitors as if it was one?
[15:14] <gde33> is synergy still the popular choice for mouse/keyboard sharing?
[15:15] <gde33> or is there something foss that works well between windos/ubuntu?
[15:16] <gde33> computer2000: fun idea, I forgot all about that. I suppose you have to manually resize the window
[15:17] <computer2000> gde33: that's no option as the window starts in fullscreen and has no window bar etc.
[15:19] <adrian_1908> If I want to run a shell script on startup, what's the canonical way of doing this on Ubuntu? Do I add a symlink to one of the /etc/rc* folders? I do not want service-like behavior, as this is a simple run-once command.
[15:19] <ducasse> computer2000: i _think_ you can do that with xinerama, but that is something i've never really played with
[15:19] <computer2000> ducasse: yes I've heard about it
[15:19] <computer2000> any more info?
[15:20] <adrian_1908> p.s. It needs to run as root, and as early as feasible (firewall commands).
[15:20] <gde33> computer2000: maybe this helps? http://askubuntu.com/questions/73573/how-to-maximise-a-window-across-two-monitors
[15:21] <ducasse> computer2000: aiui, xrandr will treat each output as separate, maybe this gets you started: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Multihead#Xinerama
[15:21] <computer2000> thanks guys
[15:22] <ducasse> adrian_1908: on 16.04 you can create a systemd unit and set it to trigger right after networking is configured
[15:22] <jnewt> why does chrome give an error about needing GLX 1.3 or later when glxinfo show version 1.4
[15:23] <adrian_1908> ducasse: I see, i'll look into that.
[15:23] <ducasse> adrian_1908: easy hack - put a call in /etc/rc.local
[15:26] <ash_workz> if I frequently run into out-of-memory issues when upgrading packages, I would remiss to try and upgrade ubuntu, right?
[15:26] <ash_workz> I allotted far too little to my /boot partition when I chose secure boot when first installing
[15:26] <ash_workz> thus, it would probably be a bad idea to attempt a full distro upgrade right?
[15:27] <Zewwy> I noticed when installing Ubuntu it sasy (as superuser) and at the end of the wizard it asked to specify a username, but there was no option to check that says this is not the root password
[15:27] <Zewwy> is the username account at the end of the wizard the root account?
[15:27] <ash_workz> Zewwy: no
[15:27] <Zewwy> then whats teh root password?
[15:27] <ash_workz> !root|zewwy
[15:27] <ducasse> ash_workz: as long as you clean out old kernels first, you should be fine if there is enough space in /var. the upgrader also checks this first.
[15:27] <OerHeks> 1st user has root priv.
[15:27] <ash_workz> Zewwy: ^
[15:28] <Zewwy> so they try to implement pure governence by forcing sudo use
[15:28] <k1l_> Zewwy: using sudo is the basis for ubuntu.
[15:28] <Zewwy> interesting...
[15:28] <ash_workz> Zewwy: see why at that link
[15:29] <egonsen> hi! i am using dual boot: windows 10 and ubuntu 16.10. under windows, the tool "hwmonitor" from cpuid says that my cpu cores have temperatures from 35°C to max. 40°C (most of the time they are at 35°C). under ubuntu, the command "sensors" says that they are at 48°C and 53°C almost all the time, never going under that temperatures. this results in the fan going very fast froom time
[15:29] <egonsen> to time, which is very annoying
[15:29] <k1l_> Zewwy: even windows did change from running all the time and everything as admin/root. this concept does have advantages
[15:29] <egonsen> what can i do to solve this?
[15:30] <ducasse> Zewwy: ubuntu doesn't 'force' you to do anything, the root account if there if you absolutely insist on using it.
[15:32] <lotuspsychje> egonsen: does your bios/uefi let you tune the fans?
[15:32] <egonsen> lotuspsychje, i don't think so. how would that help?
[15:33] <k1l_> egonsen: first make sure the bios is the latest version. because best is when the bios does the fan control.
[15:33] <lotuspsychje> egonsen: i think ubuntu controls the fans/cpu another way then windows
[15:34] <k1l_> egonsen: then look at what drivers do you use. some processes use the cpu if the gpu doesnt support it.
[15:35] <egonsen> could it also be that sensors is reading the wrong temperatur? 15°C seems a very high difference to me
[15:36] <k1l_> could be they are using different sensors. like motherboard vs cpu or such. but 15° are possible with different cpu usage.
[15:36] <OerHeks> could well be windows reports lower temp
[15:36] <Ntemis> can someone help me out
[15:36] <Ntemis> caja is crashing on me
[15:37] <Ntemis> constantly
[15:37] <k1l_> crashing caja? there were some people last days mentioning this
[15:37] <Ntemis> yeah
[15:37] <Ntemis> right now mate is a pita
[15:37] <Ntemis> cant work like this
[15:38] <OerHeks> Ntemis, did you try to remove ~/.config/caja  and start again?
[15:38] <Ntemis> i must let you see my logs
[15:38] <k1l_> Ntemis: maybe the guys in #ubuntu-mate do know better about that issue
[15:39] <egonsen> so where should i start to find out why under ubuntu the temperatures are so high? would it be a good start to disable the graphical interface and just boot into the tty? shouldn't the cpu be much cooler there?
[15:43] <MrOpenSource> I installed GParted on my ubuntu machine, Now I see that i have once 151gb unllocated sapce and 92.5gb unllocated space, is it possible to merge both
[15:43] <ash_workz> ducasse: if I have *-4.4.0-{57,59,62} I can get rid of all *-4.4.0-57-generic files right? (ie: abi, config, initrd.img, System.map, vmlinuz)
[15:44] <ducasse> ash_workz: purge the -57 packages, don't delete the files manually
[15:44] <k1l_> MrOpenSource: can you show a screenshot of gparted on imgur.com and link it here?
[15:44] <MrOpenSource> yes once sec
[15:45] <Ntemis> k1l_: https://github.com/mate-desktop/caja/issues/380#issuecomment-277655667
[15:45] <ash_workz> ducasse: apt-get purge {abi,config,initrd.img,System.map,vmlinuz}-4.4.0-57-generic ?
[15:45] <ash_workz> ^ would be the command?
[15:45] <k1l_> Ntemis: so you are using mint?
[15:46] <MrOpenSource> k1l_: http://imgur.com/a/IHOjM
[15:46] <k1l_> Ntemis: ah no, found your entries now
[15:48] <k1l_> MrOpenSource: you can boot a ubuntu usb and then move the partitions sda2 and sda3 to the front of the disk, so all the unallocated space is at the end and merged
[15:48] <ducasse> ash_workz: 'dpkg -l linux* | grep 4.4.0-57 | awk '{print $2}''  gives you a list
[15:49] <MrOpenSource> okey thank you, I will do this
[15:49] <ducasse> ash_workz: either pipe that to dpkg -P or copy/paste
[15:49] <inerkick> Hi.. I updated my Ubuntu 14.04 to 16 LTS
[15:50] <inerkick> But it's not updated properly. Getting this error "Reading package lists... Done
[15:50] <inerkick> N: Ignoring file '50unattended-upgrades.ucf-old' in directory '/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/' as it has an invalid filename extension. And all the fonts are scattered
[15:51] <ash_workz> weird, piping failed, said "requires at least 1 arg" (even though the command does indeed display the list like you said)
[15:51] <Herbalist> i think old means it can be ignored and/or thrown away ..
[15:51] <k1l_> inerkick: can you put all the output onto paste.ubuntu.com and show it here?
[15:52] <inerkick> http://paste.ubuntu.com/23948350/
[15:52] <inerkick> http://paste.ubuntu.com/23948351/
[15:52] <EmberCrest> So I unsafely removed my LUKS WD Passport a second ago, and now I can't access it when I plug it back in.
[15:52] <k1l_> inerkick: that mentioned file can be deleted
[15:52] <inerkick> ok
[15:52] <EmberCrest> Under the "Disks" utility, it still sees it
[15:52] <k1l_> inerkick: sudo rm /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50unattended-upgrades.ucf-old
[15:53] <EmberCrest> fdisk doesn't show it, though, nor does fstab
[15:53] <ash_workz> ducasse: oh, -generic needs to be removed before
[15:54] <EmberCrest> I ran lvdisk and it recognizes that the mapper file no longer exists
[15:54] <inerkick> k1l_, I am getting such fonts
[15:54] <inerkick> http://imgur.com/a/z83ph
[15:55] <rohit_> hey everyone im new to irc and xchat give me basic tips to learn
[15:55] <k1l_> inerkick: close that program
[15:55] <inerkick> I did
[15:56] <OerHeks> inerkick, you wrote that you upgraded to 16.04 .. but i see 'partial upgrade'  in that pic, run that first
[15:56] <inerkick> I did it
[15:56] <inerkick> and still not working OerHeks
[15:56] <Kite03> okay I understood
[15:56] <ash_workz> k, upgrading
[15:56] <inerkick> and all the fonts looks broken
[15:56] <ash_workz> :: crosses fingers ::
[15:57] <k1l> then please run "sudo apt udpate && sudo apt full-upgrade" and show the output again on pastebin
[15:57] <k1l> inerkick: please put a "uname -a" and a "lsb_release -sd" in here
[15:58] <ash_workz> [15:58] <ash_workz> >.<
[15:58] <inerkick> k1l, http://paste.ubuntu.com/23948398/
[15:59] <inerkick> that's the result
[15:59] <ash_workz> Not enough free disk space
[15:59] <ash_workz> maybe that was var
[15:59] <ash_workz> but /var isn't part of the boot partition so, the space there shouldn't matter
[16:00] <ash_workz> I would guess that /boot is still too small
[16:01] <ash_workz> df -h all show fairly good numbers imo
[16:01] <lotuspsychje> ash_workz: try bleachbit and clean system
[16:02] <ash_workz> hmm... I guess 'resurrect window' means 'try it again'
[16:02] <Rapture> hoping someone can help with my env variable not being set properly for non-interactive window. I have .profile -> /home/ubuntu/.bashrc but I get this when I try it: http://pastebin.com/raw/xVnhcSm3
[16:02] <ash_workz> well that sucked
[16:03] <Rapture> checked echo $0 for interactive and non-interactive. Both return -bash
[16:03] <ducasse> ash_workz: how much free space on /boot?
[16:03] <ash_workz> 107M
[16:05] <lotuspsychje> !info bleachbit | ash_workz
[16:05] <ducasse> ash_workz: iirc it wants more than that
[16:05] <ash_workz> ducasse: well the size is only 237M
[16:06] <MrOpenSource> k1l_: so boot ubuntu live i have to put bootable ubuntu iso on usb stick right
[16:06]  * ash_workz continues to rue secure boot
[16:06] <ducasse> ash_workz: i had the same problem on my old laptop install, think i could keep only one kernel while upgrading
[16:06] <ducasse> ash_workz: secure boot has no impact here
[16:06] <ash_workz> ducasse: awesome. that makes me feel real comfortable :(
[16:07] <lotuspsychje> !usb | MrOpenSource
[16:07] <ducasse> ash_workz: not a huge issue, just keep a kernel you've tested and confirmed works.
[16:08] <ducasse> ash_workz: you won't be using them after the upgrade anyway
[16:08] <ash_workz> ducasse: how do I show the current kernel in use?
[16:08] <ducasse> ash_workz: uname -r
[16:10] <yocs0000> anyone using simon voice recognition on ubuntu? how did you set it up to dictate?
[16:11] <OerHeks> yocs0000, i showed you https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/speech-recognition-software-ubuntu/ with pics
[16:11] <ash_workz> ducasse: thanks
[16:13] <k1l> inerkick: <k1l> then please run "sudo apt udpate && sudo apt full-upgrade" and show the output again on pastebin
[16:13] <ducasse> ash_workz: np
[16:14] <k1l> MrOpenSource: you have to make a live ubuntu yes.
[16:15] <inerkick> I'm getting "E: Invalid operation udpate
[16:15] <inerkick> " k1l
[16:15] <rohit_> hello
[16:16] <k1l> inerkick: sorry thats my typo: update not udpate
[16:16] <inerkick> yes
[16:25] <jimsio> I have x='--foo --faa --fii' and /bin/sh -c 'echo '$x - output is just --foo - how to fix that?
[16:30] <raub> If I have a bootable usb on /dev/sdb mounted as /dev/sdb1, shouldn't "dd if=/dev/sdb of=file.iso" suffices to create a bootable iso?
[16:32] <nacc> raub: I think you are mixing up your terminology. You don't mount a disk "as" a partition.
[16:33] <raub> nacc: that partition was automounted when drive was inserted
[16:34] <raub> nacc: question is whether I dd the entire device or just a partition
[16:34] <nacc> raub: how did you create the USB?
[16:34] <pavlos> jimsio, x="--foo --fii" ; /bin/sh -c "echo $x" fives me foo and fii
[16:35] <raub> nacc: I did not create it; just trying to copy it
[16:37] <nacc> raub: it probably depends then (aiui)
[16:40] <ducasse> raub: if the usb is a block-by-block copy of the iso then yes, of not then no.
[16:40] <nacc> raub: what ducasse said :)
[16:41] <jimsio> pavlos: thank you - forgot the difference ' vs " for a moment
[16:43] <mark3> Idiot here
[16:44] <gde33> I read there is no more netbook edition and that the full version (at that time) requires half a gb.  Which one?
[16:45] <gde33> The hp mini has 1 gb
[16:45] <gde33> should I try lubuntu?
[16:48]  * mark3 ponders
[16:48] <k1l> gde33: yes, try lubuntu
[16:48] <gde33> tyvm
[16:51] <p9hku> #part
[16:53] <TBotNik> All: Need recovery help!  See http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?p=5666582#post5666582
[16:55] <sruli> how do i start vnc over ssh with ssh tunnel?  (i useullay ssh into machine start vnc and use remmina to connect to vnc, but i want to use ssh tunnel instead, however i dont want vnc to always run) is there a way to start vnc in the ssh tunnel command?
[16:56] <ducasse> sruli: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC?action=show&redirect=VNCOverSSH
[16:57] <adrian_1908> Is there any point in using a firewall on a home network that sits behind a router with NAT?
[16:59] <sruli> ducasse: was really hoping for a 1 line command to connec tto my pc when i am out of the office
[17:01] <pybe> sruli: just make a script that runs both commands
[17:01] <sruli> pybe: both commands? which 2?
[17:01] <ppf> adrian_1908: a NAT is not a firewall
[17:02] <ducasse> sruli: did you read the page?
[17:02] <pybe> sruil: tunnel command and then vnc
[17:02] <adrian_1908> ppf: but it only lets responses through that are related to outgoing requests, right? I think a software firewall is no smarter.
[17:02] <ppf> adrian_1908: no
[17:03] <kremlon> it sure does
[17:03] <sruli> ducasse: pybe: i thing i got it, will try now
[17:03] <kremlon> dont do that
[17:03] <ppf> kremlon: no it doesn't. can't
[17:03] <kremlon> i told you that
[17:03] <pybe> sruli: its all in the page ducasse sent you
[17:04] <kremlon> watch what you say
[17:04] <ppf> an outgoing packet opens a port into your direction on the NAT. returning packets can use that port then.
[17:04] <kremlon> good work
[17:04] <sruli> pybe: as i said.. i was hoping to be able to achive it in 1 easy to remember command
[17:04] <kremlon> do you remember your command
[17:05] <ppf> some routers also look at the packets to identify TCP connections, but that's not necessary
[17:05] <kremlon> which connection?
[17:05] <pybe> sruli: the easy to remember command is the executable scripts name, you never have to type the contents after the 1st time.
[17:06] <kremlon> thanks helped us
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[17:06] <adrian_1908> ppf: ok, but my question remains: Is there any use in filtering incoming traffic when the router eats it already?
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[17:06] <nacc> !ops | please kick kremlon
[17:07] <ducasse> adrian_1908: there is if you're using ipv6, for example
[17:07] <ppf> adrian_1908: yes, the router doesn't verify that incoming packets are packets you expect
[17:07] <mirko_> ciao a tutti
[17:07] <adrian_1908> ppf: ok, I think I get that, but a basic software firewall isn't any smarter if it queries for "related,established" connections, is it?
[17:07] <noc_> !it | mirko_
[17:08] <sruli> pybe: i login from random machines.. dont want to leave my scripts on all machines i visit!
[17:08] <pybe> sruli: use a thumb drive then
[17:09] <adrian_1908> ppf: My router forwards one port, and I do the same in my firewall. It felt like a duplication of efforts when I set that up.
[17:09] <ppf> adrian_1908: that depends on the configuration obviously. anyways, detecting established or related packets/connections is not something a NAT is doing necessarily
[17:09] <ppf> some routers do that, but not all
[17:09] <ppf> just set up a firewall, it'll make you more safe :)
[17:09] <sruli> pybe: not a solution for me.. will hav eto create the tunnel and start x11vnc ...
[17:10] <adrian_1908> ppf: ok, thanks!
[17:10] <TBotNik> All: Need recovery help BAD!!! Server has been down 4 days now!
[17:10] <ducasse> sruli: carry a notebook with the commands
[17:10] <pybe> sruli: the drive is for your script
[17:11] <pybe> TBotNik
[17:11] <sruli> lol, i dont carry a usb stick as i use ssh to access what ever i need, for the feew times i need vnc, i will forget to take the usb with me...
[17:11] <pybe> TBotNik: you will need to give a little more info if you actually want better help than, you probably whish you have good backups.
[17:13] <ducasse> sruli: so what do you want? you don't want a script, and you don't want to learn the commands.
[17:13] <pybe> sruli: i dont know what else to offer you.
[17:13] <pybe> sruli
[17:13] <pybe> sruli: you probably should look at teamviewer or something easy
[17:14] <TBotNik> All: Posted details at: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?p=5666582#post5666582
[17:14] <sruli> ducasse: pybe: its ok, i know how to create the ssh tunnel and start x11vnc.. was just wondering if ther eis a shortcut to put it in 1 command.. if there isnt i'll just continue with "ssh -L 1234:localhost:1234 user@ip" "x11vnc -usepw"
[17:15] <pybe> sru: use a semi colon. now its a one liner
[17:15] <ducasse> sruli: that shortcut is a script/alias :)
[17:15] <TBotNik> All: Never encountered a problem like this in 20+ years of using Linux!
[17:15] <ducasse> !patience | TBotNik
[17:15] <sruli> thanks for your help
[17:16] <ducasse> sruli: sorry, i don't do magic after six ;)
[17:16] <sruli> ducasse: i'll come a little earlier tomorrow
[17:16] <ducasse> sruli: :)
[17:17] <sruli> ducasse: regarding the problem i had in the morning with VFIO PCI, in the bios there was only VT no VT-d. turns out the problem with usb was that windows disables smartcard reader in remote session... now trying to find a way to connect using vnc without virt manager
[17:18] <pupps> hi all, having a problem.. setting up some routes on ubutntu, they work for a little bit after the interface is brought down and then up again but after some time (1-2 mins) stop working... can anyone assist please... here is my routing table  http://pastebin.com/FcuD8Hxm
[17:18] <TBotNik> ducasse: Been out here on chat 2 days straight, no help so far.  Guys responding on the forum thread were making all the wrong assumptions.  Actually have 2 threads out there, because was a mysql upgrade that started this mess!
[17:19] <TBotNik> Never encountered a problem like this in 20+ years of using Linux!
[17:19] <magiq> how to make tmux work with colors? For example default ubuntu terminal show user with green color
[17:19] <magiq> I want tmux works same
[17:20] <ducasse> TBotNik: then instead of posting links to long threads post your question as clearly as possible, then calmly wait for an answer. if nobody answers in ~15 minutes, repeat it.
[17:21] <silva> hi,  I have this problem a program needed this package libsasl2.so.2 so in otder to get it I did this "ln -s /usr/lib64/libsasl2.so.3 /usr/lib64/libsasl2.so.2" but I don't know why the /lib64/libsasl2.so.3 got empty. Tried to install the package again but didn't worked
[17:21] <ducasse> magiq: set TERM properly, i'd guess.
[17:21] <DArqueBishop> TBotNik: it didn't look like they were making the wrong assumptions to me. The first person to reply made a valid point: unless you're using LVM, there's no way to seamlessly add the 3 TB drive to the root filesystem; your best bet is to mount it somewhere like /home or whereever you need the space to reside.
[17:22] <OerHeks> TBotNik, mysql upgrade ? how did you upgrade the trusty version?
[17:24] <noc_> silva, try package libsasl2-2
[17:26] <pybe> TBotNik: move whatever files you need moved to the new drive and then mount it where ever you want to.
[17:26] <compdoc> why not just mount the drive in a directory you create in the root, like /threeTB , or whatever?
[17:27] <compdoc> doesnt have to be hidden in /mnt
[17:28] <TBotNik> DArqueBishop: The wrong assumptions are, if you read further, they assumed I did not have it mounted.  Been mounted since I installed it.  Not the issue!  Issue is the  seamless addition to the primary filesystem, which we used to do all the time, just forgot how.  Now that the dpkg error from the MySQL 5.7 upgrade has created "disk full" conditions and can no longer login, think this is critical, but if I can at least recover to login then can address
[17:28] <TBotNik> everything else later!
[17:29] <pybe> TBotNik: du -sh /* to see where all the space is being used
[17:30] <DArqueBishop> "Issue is the  seamless addition to the primary filesystem, which we used to do all the time, just forgot how."
[17:30] <silva> noc_: I tried to install rpm -Uvh cyrus-sasl-2.1.26-20.el7_2.src.rpm
[17:30] <DArqueBishop> I think you'll find we already addressed that.
[17:31] <noc_> silva, ''apt-cache search cyrus'', packages.ubuntu.com/cyrus and don't use rpm
[17:32] <ChadTaljaardt> Hey :)
[17:32] <OerHeks> TBotNik, "Had run into problems with 64B version of Dropbox, so it had created up to 20 copies of itself on the server."  ????
[17:32] <OerHeks> not worth to mention here, lolz
[17:33] <noc_> TBotNik, ext4 can't have multiple devices. maybe you were using btrfs
[17:37] <[jasper]> hej guys
[17:38] <[jasper]> I'm trying to add a 2nd monitor to my laptop. My laptop resolution is way higher then monitor resolution which has 1920*1200
[17:38] <[jasper]> when I enable the 2nd monitor the edges off the screen won't display
[17:38] <[jasper]> and windows that I maximize go offscreen
[17:38] <[jasper]> any way i can fix this?
[17:40] <jnewt> is there an issue with the drivers for nvidia quadro cards?  i've tried the nvidia 367.57, 370.28, 378.09.  all of them seem to have issues when i'm xrdp/vnc/x2go into the machine.  I can't seem to find much tying this to graphics.  I get errors when trying to start firefox (seg fault), chrome (glx, gpu process), nvidia-settings (seg fault), time-admin (seg fault) just to name a few.
[17:41] <compdoc> jnewt, what desktop do you use?
[17:41] <jnewt> mate
[17:41] <compdoc> mate is great for xrdp/vnc/x2go. thats what i use
[17:41] <pavlos> [jasper], in Display settings, you should be able to change resolution of the added monitor and possibly refresh rate
[17:42] <jnewt> compdoc: ok, so is my issue the graphics card / driver?
[17:42] <compdoc> tried it with the default ubuntu video drivers?
[17:42] <compdoc> does sound that way
[17:43] <jnewt> compdoc: that nouveau thing?
[17:43] <[jasper]> pavlos,  I set the right resolution
[17:43] <compdoc> hmm, sorry, I never install propritary video drivers, so not sure what theyre called
[17:43] <[jasper]> but stuff just goes of the screen
[17:44] <pavlos> [jasper], try a lower res on the added monitor, see if that helps
[17:44] <jnewt> compdoc: out of the box, the selected driver on my ubuntu-mate installation was called nouveau (sp?).  it required me to use only a single monitor oro it wouldn't boot.  switching to the nvidia driver fixed that issue.
[17:45] <jnewt> i still have to remove additional monitors if i want to boot my live-usb because it uses that driver.
[17:47] <jnewt> i posted on askubuntu, thinking about posting in the ubuntu-mate community.  anything else i can do to find an answer to this?
[17:47] <minilux> can someone help me with some linux questions?
[17:48] <nacc> !ask | minilux
[17:48] <minilux> why cant i use icloud.com on linux i have tried 3 browsers already
[17:48] <minilux> it becomes unresponsive
[17:48] <kang0> Mbr and gpt: same boot loader works?
[17:48] <EriC^^> kang0: no
[17:49] <kang0> How it differs
[17:49] <kang0> Wrt bootloader
[17:49] <EriC^^> kang0: gpt + legacy mode needs bios-boot partition
[17:49] <Zewwy> question
[17:49] <EriC^^> for uefi it can be the same kang0
[17:49] <Zewwy> I attempted to follow a nice guid on setting up PWM
[17:49] <Zewwy> on the last step.. it failed stating I didn't have permission, even though I did sudo
[17:50] <Zewwy> odd part was, it wouldn't work no matter what I did, until I did sudo su - and then ran the commands as direct root
[17:50] <Zewwy> why would this be the case?
[17:50] <compdoc> jnewt, theres some minor problems with x2go that i fixed by installing a newer, beta nx libraries for Mate to fix a problem with the xrandr version. theres an url that shows you how. also, there's a problem with the notification daemon that causes non-fatal crashes, that you can fix
[17:50] <Zewwy> "The next step is to grant permissions to the Tomcat user/group:"
[17:51] <Zewwy> "sudo chmod g+r conf/*"
[17:51] <Zewwy> This failed, until I ran as driect root
[17:52] <Zewwy> I'll document the oddity, but I'd really like to know why that happened
[17:52] <jnewt> compdoc: I can't tell if the issues you describe are the same as the one's i'm having.  were you seeing segmentation faults and glx / gpu process errors?
[17:54] <compdoc> jnewt, they were minor crashes of some background programs, but could be ignored I think.
[17:54] <minilux> can someone help me install new themes on ubuntu mint
[17:54] <minilux> because the majority of themes i install sseem to not woork
[17:54] <minilux> work i am not sure what ia m doing wrong
[17:55] <ducasse> !mint | minilux
[17:56] <jnewt> compdoc: doesn't sound like what i'm seeing.  i cannot even start most applications
[17:56] <compdoc> jnewt, sounds like youre right
[17:56] <noobhero> hey guys :)
[17:57] <magiq> guys what is prefix + I ? I found it there https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm
[17:57] <ducasse> magiq: prefix = usually ^b
[17:58] <Pici> magiq: whatever tmux prefix you've defined. its ^b by default, but some people set it to ^a to be like screen.
[17:59] <magiq> thank you
[17:59] <magiq> ducasse: Pici thank you
[18:00] <jnewt> compdoc: thanks for the chat.  I was really wanting to make the move over to linux now, but I guess I can wait a bit longer for the drivers and software to mature a bit.
[18:02] <compdoc> jnewt, intel and amd onboard video is fine, and amd cards. ask again in a while. someone may know
[18:08] <magiq> I tried to install this plugin for tmux https://github.com/seebi/tmux-colors-solarized but no changes
[18:08] <magiq> my ~/.tmux.conf http://pastebin.com/YcLx9NhZ
[18:08] <magiq> what I'm doing wrong?
[18:09] <magiq> also I use prefix + I
[18:10] <kaylas> any on e here
[18:10] <zang> i m here
[18:10] <nacc> kaylas: yes, of course there are.
[18:10] <kaylas> aah okey thanks ;p
[18:11] <kaylas> im using blackbox os
[18:12] <kaylas> and u ?
[18:12] <OerHeks> i think it is backbox, and no, it is not supported here.
[18:12] <nacc> kaylas: this is not a chat room, this is for support
[18:12] <OerHeks> !backbox
[18:13] <kaylas> aah okey thanks :D
[18:13] <guardian> can someone tell me how to install upstream kernal?
[18:13] <kaylas> and good bye
[18:13] <OerHeks> guardian, if you *need* a newer kernel, use the mainline ppa
[18:13] <OerHeks> !mainline
[18:13] <OerHeks> but then you are on your own
[18:14] <nacc> guardian: why do you need the upstream kernel?
[18:14] <guardian> so in terminal wht command shld I run?
[18:14] <guardian> I reported a bug and the devloper asked to install the upstram kernal
[18:14] <ducasse> !kernel | guardian see this
[18:15] <nacc> guardian: ok, read the above wiki page(s)
[18:15] <ducasse> !mainline | guardian and this
[18:16] <magiq> Can somebody help me ? I tried to add this https://github.com/seebi/tmux-colors-solarized and there is my ~/.tmux.conf http://pastebin.com/YcLx9NhZ
[18:17] <magiq> still default red background like in standart terminal
[18:17] <guardian> ok, the devlp provided me with this link... and kernal.ubuntu.com/~kernal-ppa/mainline/v4.10-rc7
[18:17] <ducasse> magiq: did you restart tmux?
[18:17] <magiq> ducasse: sure
[18:17] <magiq> and I prefix + I
[18:17] <magiq> it wrote that it already installed
[18:17] <magiq> sorry for my English
[18:17] <ducasse> magiq: what is your TERM inside tmux?
[18:18] <magiq> ducasse: what do you mean ?
[18:18] <magiq> what is term ?
[18:18] <ducasse> magiq: 'echo $TERM'
[18:18] <magiq> ducasse: screen
[18:20] <ducasse> magiq: you'll probably need to use screen-256color
[18:23] <magiq> ducasse: added export TERM=xterm-256color and tried export TERM=screen-256color to ~/.bashrc no helps
[18:23] <magiq> ducasse: checked it in tmux echo $TERM it's ok but background still red
[18:23] <magiq> no changes for colors
[18:27] <ducasse> magiq: i don't know how that tpm thingy works, look at this - https://github.com/seebi/tmux-colors-solarized
[18:28] <twig11> I am getting an error when I run "apt update" and my online searches have not turned up anything very enlightening. Here's the output with the error: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23949110/. What's a good first step to troubleshoot this error?
[18:30] <ducasse> twig11: never seen that error befor, but that is a *horrible* list of ppas!
[18:30] <heari> why this is horrible?
[18:30] <guardian> ducasse : I installed the upstream after downloading those 5 packages from the link. So should I be redirected to a new screen on next boot ?
[18:30] <ducasse> heari: are you joking?
[18:31] <heari> no
[18:31] <heari> I m serious
[18:31] <heari> Is there funny things?
[18:31] <ducasse> heari: running that many ppas and not expecting problems is... slightly optimistic.
[18:31] <twig11> ducasse: Yeah, I know.
[18:31] <mcphail> twig11: you are so far away from Ubuntu it is hard to offer support
[18:32] <ChadTaljaardt> Hello
[18:32] <ChadTaljaardt> :)
[18:32] <ducasse> twig11: if i were you, i'd start by purging them and hope i could get back to a sane system.
[18:33] <twig11> mcphail: you're right, I forgot that those gnome3 ppas probably mean I'm not really running stock.
[18:33] <twig11> Or close enough to get help in here.
[18:33] <guardian> can someone help me plz
[18:34] <nedstark> the distro divas are in for a big shock when snap packages become the norm
[18:34] <twig11> ducasse: It's a new error, though, it didn't pop up after adding a new ppa. No advice then on where to look to troubleshoot that error on my own?
[18:35] <ioria> twig11, only wild guess like :   sudo apt-get install --reinstall aptdaemon
[18:36] <ducasse> twig11: if google doesn't turn anything up you could try searching launchpad, but... sorry, it's an error i've never seen before, don't know where the problem might be.
[18:38] <twig11> ducasse: okay thanks.
[18:40] <twig11> ioria: thanks, tried that but no luck. It seems to be a generic error from what I found, so I was hoping somebody in here might be able to point me in the direction of the likely cause. If not, maybe I'll try purging some ppas and hoping for the best.
[18:41] <ducasse> twig11: if 'fresh' software is so important to you, lts is probably a bad choice.
[18:43] <nedstark> twig11: i'd drop the ppa's, starting with budgie with isn't stable on ubuntu yet, and purge those packages
[18:43] <twig11> ducasse: I like running the latest versions of Gnome, but I'm on a slow connection and upgrading the whole OS every six months is a pain. Some of the other ppas could probably go, though.
[18:44] <obr7> Re. Does a Vixie Cronjob git repo exist (Ubuntu 14.04) and where can I find it?
[18:44] <nacc> obr7: how is that an ubuntu support question?
[18:44] <ikonia> what is the question
[18:44] <ikonia> a cronjob git repo ?
[18:44] <nedstark> budgie-remix is beta quality at best
[18:44] <ioria> twig11,  nothing in syslog or in ~/.xsession-errors
[18:45] <Auprivave> ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)
[18:45] <ikonia> Auprivave: the socket file probably isn't there
[18:46] <ikonia> Auprivave: or has the wrong permissions on it
[18:46] <compdoc> Auprivave, might mean mysql isnt running
[18:46] <Auprivave> anyone encountered this error? im on a fairly fresh 16.04 install, and I did a simple install of server and client.
[18:46] <ikonia> Auprivave: if the socket files not there, it's probably because you've not started the mysql server
[18:46] <Auprivave> aah... mysql run?
[18:46] <ikonia> mysql run ?
[18:47] <compdoc> Auprivave, if you recently updated mysql, you might need to fix the my.cnf file location
[18:47] <wigums> watch dick run. run, dick, run.
[18:47] <Auprivave> :D
[18:48] <Auprivave> compdoc, my.cnf. thanks. that gave me a lead.
[18:48] <twig11> ioria: This is what I get in syslog when I run apt update: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23949301/
[18:49] <compdoc> Auprivave, with the recent update, the location of files in /etc/mysql has changed a little
[18:49] <twig11> I think it's my problem, but I don't think I have the expertise to make sense of it.
[18:50] <ioria> twig11,  similar to this old post http://askubuntu.com/questions/476946/resetting-update-manager
[18:51] <Auprivave> compdoc, thanks :) okay. I guess i need to get that file to its correct location. So its because of an update. That makes sense, becuase I remember installing mysql last years on 16.04, and it went smooth.
[18:51] <ikonia> Auprivave: no
[18:52] <ikonia> Auprivave: you need to look if the file is there - (it says the location in the error)
[18:52] <nedstark> things usually start working pretty well around .3 or .4
[18:52] <ikonia> if it's not there it's most likley because mysql server is not running
[18:52] <ioria> twig11,  and this bug-report https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-terminal/+bug/613715
[18:52] <ikonia> if mysql server IS running, then you have a bigger problem as that error message tells you where it's looking for the file
[18:53] <MannyLNJ-> Question; I am using version  4.3.36 of Virtual box. I know there is a newer version but apt-get update and apt-get upgrade doesn't install it. I'm on 14.04 of Ubuntu
[18:53] <Lucretia> hi, i'm trying to get my email server configured. dovecot is failing due to no BLF-CRYPT installed.
[18:53] <Lucretia> it's 16.10
[18:53] <ikonia> MannyLNJ-: why do you want a newer version
[18:54] <ikonia> Lucretia: change the encyption ciphers in the dovecot config
[18:54] <nacc> !info virtualbox trusty | MannyLNJ-
[18:54] <nacc> MannyLNJ-: 4.3.36 seems to be correct for 14.04
[18:54] <nacc> !latest | MannyLNJ-: perhaps you need to read this...
[18:54] <nacc> MannyLNJ-: and that particularly applies to older releases, of course.
[18:55] <twig11> ioria: yes, that looks similar, but the fix didn't work for me. This is the output: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23949333/
[18:56] <MannyLNJ-> Thank you everyone
[18:56] <twig11> The references to pithos are showing up since the uninstall of the pithos app failed, which appears to be related to the same problem.
[18:57] <Lucretia> ikonia: doveadm pw -l doesn't list it
[18:57] <ioria> twig11,  pithos = something python related ?
[18:58] <ikonia> Lucretia: what ?
[18:58] <Lucretia> BLF-CRYPT
[18:58] <ikonia> Lucretia: what about it ?
[18:59] <Lucretia> ikonia: doveadm pw -l doesn't list it
[18:59] <ioria> twig11,  this https://community.linuxmint.com/software/view/pithos   ?
[18:59] <ikonia> Lucretia: right, what did I tell you to do ?
[19:00] <ioria> twig11,  oh, it's also in the repo btw
[19:00] <ioria> twig11,  how did you install it ?
[19:00] <ducasse> twig11: try 'sudo dpkg -P --force-all pithos' to force-remove it, then try 'sudo dpkg --configure -a'
[19:02] <twig11> ioria: yes. Pithos seems to depend in some way on whatever python problem is behind the error. It refused to start this morning and when I attempted to remove it through Gnome Software and then from the terminal, it just threw all these errors and refused to fully uninstall or reinstall. Pretty sure it's related, but I'm not sure how.
[19:02] <ioria> twig11,  depends on how you installed it (it might have broken your python) , but i think you need to get rid of it
[19:03] <ioria> twig11,  we need to know how did you install it
[19:03] <EriC^^> that's what she said
[19:04] <ioria> twig11,  did you install it from repo or what ?
[19:06] <twig11> ioria: pretty sure I installed it from the main repo.
[19:06] <ducasse> twig11: did you see my suggestion?
[19:07] <twig11> ducasse: not until now. I'll try that.
[19:10] <ash_workz> so during my upgrade, I get a prompt that says secure boot doesn't work with 3rd party w/e and enter a key to ensure you're you, etc, etc, we'll help you disable secure boot
[19:11] <ash_workz> considering the misery it's brought me, I thought 'hell why not' but it prompted me with some 'mok management' utility with 10 seconds to decide what to do and I didn't even know what MOK was (still don't really). Then it asked to decrypt the disk, so I put in the normal password for that... but alas, I was not walked through anything disabling secure boot ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
[19:11] <ash_workz> was I supposed to enter the key I made into the disk decrypt field?
[19:12] <OerHeks> ash_workz, virtualbox complaining? knoiwn issue
[19:12] <twig11> ducasse: your suggestion did not work. This is the output: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23949417/
[19:12] <ducasse> ash_workz: the mok manager should have an option to disable shim validation
[19:12] <ash_workz> ducasse: so, I was supposed to enter the MOK manager?
[19:12] <ducasse> ash_workz: yup
[19:13] <ash_workz> awesome. :\
[19:13] <ioria> twig11,  paste  the status ;   dpkg -l | grep pithos
[19:13] <ash_workz> ducasse: will that manager appear again?
[19:13] <ash_workz> (or prompt me rather)
[19:14] <twig11> ioria: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23949427/
[19:14] <ducasse> ash_workz: it will if you run 'sudo mokutil --disable-validation'. you could also just turn off secure boot in the bios, that's easier.
[19:15] <ash_workz> I see
[19:15] <ioria> twig11,  ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/ | grep pithos
[19:16] <ducasse> ash_workz: the mok-thingy doesn't actually disable secure boot, it just tells the shim not to ask the kernel to validate kernel modules.
[19:18] <twig11> ioria: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23949451/
[19:18] <Zewwy> sudo systemctl enable tomcat
[19:18] <ash_workz> ducasse: duly noted
[19:18] <Zewwy> Failed to execute operation: Invalid argument
[19:19] <Zewwy> what did I do wrong?
[19:20] <Zewwy> is enable deprciated?
[19:20] <Southern_Gentlem> nope
[19:20] <ioria> twig11,  sudo dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq pithos
[19:20] <Zewwy> why did that command fail
[19:20] <Zewwy> http://www.serveradventures.com/the-adventures/installing-pwm-open-source-password-self-service-in-2016
[19:20] <Southern_Gentlem> your service name is wrong
[19:20] <ducasse> Zewwy: sure the service is called tomcat?
[19:20] <Zewwy> following this guide
[19:20] <Zewwy> yes
[19:20] <Zewwy> its running
[19:21] <Zewwy> Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/tomcat.service; bad; vendor preset: enabl
[19:21] <Southern_Gentlem> sudo systemctl status tomcat
[19:21] <Zewwy> thats how I got the above line
[19:21] <Zewwy> the guide im following states an enable line, I'm assuming this is to enable it at boot
[19:21] <Zewwy> liek chkconfig does?
[19:22] <cgtobi> Hi all, I’ve installed 16.04 on a Rpi3 and try to configure a bridge for lxd. When I set the bridge up manually (brctl add br0 etc.) it works, bridging br0 to eth0 (just as I’ve set it up on my workstation). When I try to set it up permamently in /etc/network/interfaces the network stalls at booting the system and the network never comes up. Can someone help me with that? I compared and tried several suggestions from all over the web but i
[19:22] <cgtobi> always the same.
[19:23] <Zewwy> Sounds like a neat setup
[19:23] <Zewwy> Southern_Gentlem: Am I correct in that ssumption?
[19:23] <twig11> ioria: here's the output of that command: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23949472/ But hold on a sec. I think I may have a bigger problem on my hands. I've had a couple of problems with my root partition in the last couple of days. After letting fsck do it's thing on the drive, twice, it seemed to be fixed. But now I've got other apps refusing to function, which is what happened before the drive problems I had yesterday.
[19:23] <ducasse> cgtobi: pastebin the interfaces file
[19:25] <Zewwy> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20425069/problems-trying-to-enable-start-custom-target-in-systemd
[19:25] <Zewwy> is this this cause?
[19:26] <MrOpenSource> :-!
[19:27] <Zewwy> enabling ssh service worked without issue
[19:27] <Zewwy> sudo systemctl enable ssh
[19:27] <Zewwy> Synchronizing state of ssh.service with SysV init with /lib/systemd/systemd-sysv-install...
[19:27] <Zewwy> Executing /lib/systemd/systemd-sysv-install enable ssh
[19:27] <ducasse> twig11: are there any indications of disk problems in dmesg?
[19:27] <Zewwy> argggg
[19:27] <Zewwy> can't stand these kinds of issues
[19:28] <ioria> twig11,  looks to me a python issue  ...
[19:29] <cgtobi> @ducasse http://pastebin.com/dYLrqcfz
[19:29] <Zewwy> I don't see a xxx.target.wants or either ssh or tomcat
[19:29] <Zewwy> but ssh worked and tomcat didn't...
[19:29] <Zewwy> i have no clue why
[19:29] <ioria> twig11,   did you try to install a python from source ?
[19:29] <Zewwy> Can anyone help me figure out how to enable my tomcat service?
[19:30] <k1l> Zewwy: sudo service tomcat start?
[19:30] <Zewwy> its started
[19:30] <Zewwy> I'm assuming the enable lines set it to start at boot
[19:30] <Zewwy> am I correct in teh assumption?!
[19:30] <twig11> ioria: here are the last few lines of dmesg output. I really don't know what I'm seeing here; does it look like I'm having a hardware problem? https://paste.ubuntu.com/23949503/
[19:31] <ioria> ducasse, ^^
[19:31] <k1l> Zewwy: you are wrong. you dont have to enable the daemons
[19:31] <blueking> I need to restart something when change firewall rules ?
[19:31] <Zewwy> Then what does the line sudo systemctl enable service do?
[19:31] <ducasse> cgtobi: you need 'auto eth0' above the other eth0 line, and iirc the eth0 stanza should be above the br0 stanza
[19:31] <Zewwy> such as sudo systemctl enable ssh
[19:31] <Zewwy> ssh was already runnign and working
[19:31] <Zewwy> so what did that line do?
[19:31] <ioria> twig11,   the output of   locate _sysconfigdata.py    how is it ?
[19:31] <OerHeks> Zewwy, i suggest to focus on you hw problem
[19:32] <k1l> Zewwy: where do you got that line from?
[19:32] <Zewwy> in the link i provided
[19:32] <Zewwy> (13:23) ( Zewwy) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20425069/problems-trying-to-enable-start-custom-target-in-systemd
[19:32] <Zewwy> oh not taht one
[19:32] <Zewwy> http://www.serveradventures.com/the-adventures/installing-pwm-open-source-password-self-service-in-2016
[19:32] <ducasse> twig11: ok, that's NOT good. pastebin 'sudo smartctl -a /dev/sdb' and stop worrying about other things atm.
[19:33] <cgtobi> @ducasse you mean like that? http://pastebin.com/FvufkzZW
[19:33] <Zewwy> under installing TomCat theres a line to start it
[19:33] <Zewwy> and then followed up with an enable line
[19:33] <k1l> Zewwy: is that a guide for ubuntu 16.04? are you using 16.04?
[19:33] <Zewwy> yes
[19:33] <Zewwy> I'm following it to the tee
[19:33] <ducasse> cgtobi: yes, exactly. i don't use dhcp with bridging myself, but it looks ok to me.
[19:33] <k1l> uh, a 3rd party tomcat install?
[19:34] <Zewwy> the only diff was there was no tomcat 8.5.4, it was updated to 8.5.11
[19:34] <twig11> ioria: command not found
[19:34] <cgtobi> ducasse: I’ll give it a go
[19:34] <k1l> Zewwy: then ask the one who shipps that tomcat  whats wrong with that setup
[19:34] <Zewwy> so i followed the guide to the tee, and replaced the instances of wget with 8.5.11
[19:34] <ioria> twig11,   locate  _sysconfigdata.py
[19:34] <k1l> Zewwy: ubuntu ships a a tomcat package already
[19:34] <Zewwy> that doesn't explain what that line does?
[19:34] <Zewwy> what does sudo systemctl enable do?
[19:34] <twig11> ioria: https://paste.ubuntu.com/23949510/
[19:35] <Zewwy> that is a Ubuntu question
[19:35] <cgtobi> ducasse: It’s strange, because on my x86 machine it works fine that way.
[19:35] <ash_workz> what does abi mean?
[19:36] <ioria> twig11,   really don't know the first 3 ; focus on your disk for now
[19:36] <k1l> Zewwy: enable activates the unit file so it starts  automatically. but since you use 3rd party tomcat with 3rd party setups please ask them where they broke the etup
[19:36] <k1l> *setup
[19:36] <twig11> ducasse: I accidently addressed your comment to ioria. The output from the command you suggested is "command not found"
[19:36] <Zewwy> so I was correct in my assuption the whole time
[19:37] <ducasse> twig11: you need to install smartmontools, smart output can tell us more about your disk
[19:37] <ash_workz> apt-get commands keep saying: 'N: Ignoring file '50unattended-upgrades.ucf-old' in directory '/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/' as it has an invalid filename extension' -- should I delete it?
[19:38] <OerHeks> ash_workz, haven't you deleted it by now? you asked the same hours ago
[19:38] <twig11> ducasse: done
[19:38] <ducasse> twig11: ok, 'sudo smartctl -a /dev/sdc'
[19:39] <ash_workz> OerHeks: what?
[19:39] <ash_workz> OerHeks: Are you sure?
[19:39] <ash_workz> OerHeks: I asked about stuff in /boot earlier
[19:39] <explodes> In Chrome, my tabs keep crashing at random times. Usually it is the same 2 tabs, but not always. There was one case where all tabs crashed and all plugins. Could this be bad ram or something else?
[19:39] <ash_workz> OerHeks: to which I was instructed to use purge
[19:39] <Southern_Gentlem> flash?
[19:40] <ducasse> ash_workz: it's safe to delete, yes
[19:40] <twig11> ducasse: it LOOKS like smartmontools installed correctly, but I'm not sure I'm reading it right because it also spits out all the python-related errors from the broken pithos install.
[19:40] <ash_workz> ducasse: I just did apt autoremove. That was maybe a poor decision before squaring away the secure boot stuff
[19:40] <ducasse> twig11: oh, what fun.
[19:41] <ioria> twig11,   dpkg -l smartmontools
[19:41] <ducasse> ash_workz: shouldn't be, even if it causes any issues recovery should be fairly simple
[19:42] <cgtobi> @ducasse no change. It hangs at boot time with ‚Found device /sys/subsystem/net/devices/br0.‘ forever.
[19:42] <fatalmojo> heyo, can anybody give me a bash one liner to count the number of characters in files in a path?
[19:42] <fatalmojo> #bashmagicpleassseee
[19:42] <k1l> fatalmojo: #bash might
[19:42] <fatalmojo> good idea!  Thanks!
[19:42] <OerHeks> fatalmojo, -magicplease
[19:43] <gde33> I'm trying to enable the "aditional drivers" broadcom driver but it switches it self off after trying for 20ish sec. Does this option require a network connection?
[19:43] <ducasse> cgtobi: is the interface name really eth0?