[00:00] <wgrant> Sounds like a fair bit of code doing nothing useful...
[07:53] <adeuring> good morning
[09:09] <mrevell> Morning!
[10:59] <deryck> Morning, all.
[18:00] <mrevell> Night


[00:29] <molly_millions> I did not receive an answer to the following inquiry in #grub . . . . I am using Lubuntu to make a multiboot USB, but I am struggling to write entries for the grub.cfg file. I am having trouble with Memtest 5.20 and Seatools. I would be super appreciative of anyone who can provide grub config entries for those images. I would be even more appreciative of someone who can describe the procedures necessary for determining the
[00:33] <ianorlin> molyy_millions what do you mean by multiboot usb do you mean a usb where you can install multiple different distributions or do you mean a spinning usb hard disc that boots multilple diffrent distributions on it ? I have expirence with the second but not with the first
[00:33] <molly_millions> I will link the guidelines I used to construct this tool: http://www.circuidipity.com/multi-boot-usb.html
[00:34] <molly_millions> So, a USB stick.
[00:35] <ianorlin> I haven't done manual grub config really but be careful not to lose it as you will lose several installers if you lose that one USB stick
[00:37] <molly_millions> It's very convenient to have several installers and tools on one USB and also be able to use the stick for normal storage purposes, so I'd really appreciate any knowledge or resources related to writing grub.cfg entries.
[00:39] <molly_millions> I have this working with ubuntu.mini, debian.mini, dban, and ubuntu live because of the above link, but I am unable to find working entries for Memtest 5.20 and Seatools on Google.
[00:39] <ianorlin> on most desktop an altenate images there is already memtest included
[00:40] <ianorlin> but not sure of the version
[00:42] <molly_millions> ianorlin: Thank you. That's useful to know, though it does take a lot more time to boot into Ubuntu, for instance.  I'd like one stick to rule them all.
[00:42] <ianorlin> also lubuntu live session has the gnome-disks tools which can check smart even on usb hard drvies
[00:44] <molly_millions> ianorlin: Okay, hmm, maybe I'll have to go with that. At least then I will still have the satisfaction of using the thumbdrive.
[00:45] <molly_millions> I am still curious about the composition of grub.cfg entries. How does one know what to write there?
[00:46] <molly_millions> For example: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Multiboot_USB_drive#Configuring_GRUB
[00:46] <molly_millions> Maybe I should ask in #arch.
[05:25] <PerfM> waddup my nigs
[07:24] <AlexMatteo> hey guys, anyone aliveto help a lubuntu newbie out? ^_^
[15:43] <pusitega> hi
[15:43] <pusitega> can somone help me
[15:43] <pusitega> i want to increse sound
[15:44] <pusitega> cuz 100% too low
[15:44] <pusitega> i tryed to install puls audio and pavucontrol
[15:44] <pusitega> but i think it dosent work
[15:45] <pusitega> i incresed to 150 nothing heppend
[15:45] <pusitega> i think it has somthing to do whit lubuntu not having default pulse audio
[16:15] <pusitega> hi
[16:15] <pusitega> me again
[16:16] <pusitega> i instaled PulseAudio
[16:16] <pusitega> first problem i head is all videos were playing super fast until i changed default device
[16:16] <pusitega> now it all works normal
[16:16] <pusitega> but i have 1 more problem
[16:17] <pusitega> trey icon crashed
[16:17] <pusitega> after install
[16:17] <pusitega> and when i remove want to add new it crashes again
[16:18] <pusitega> \lol
[16:18] <pusitega> i just removed
[16:18] <pusitega> it again
[16:18] <pusitega> and now it works
[16:18] <pusitega> lol
[16:18] <pusitega> hope it works after restart
[20:38] <melodie> hi
[20:39] <melodie> I know there are some here who are keen and have sharp knowledge on the lubuntu system. What process creates the lubuntu-rc.xml? If someone here knows?
[20:44] <ianorlin> I don't know how the config file is generated during install
[20:48] <Unit193> It's not "generated", it's /usr/share/lubuntu/openbox/rc.xml
[20:52] <melodie> hi Unit193
[20:52] <Unit193> Howdy, melodie.
[20:53] <melodie> I will look into it. Do you know how it is redone, session after session? (replacing or removing it does not work paste the session)
[20:54] <melodie> I have seen 4 files in the sources where the variable home config is mentioned not far in the same line as the chain lubuntu-rc.xml
[20:55] <melodie> in the sources of lxsession I mean
[21:07] <melodie> Unit193 ?
[23:55] <Linuxnoob> Hey!?


[01:00] <pleia2> rww: nice on list voluntelling
[01:00]  * pleia2 also won't be at scale ::
[01:00] <pleia2> :(


[02:45] <funhouse> Hi there, is it a bad idea to use upstart on centos?
[02:56] <funhouse> Hello?
[03:58] <deserted> hey all, got an issue trying to create a custom upstart job that I'm hoping is me missing something obvious
[03:59] <deserted> have tried using both exec and script to call a command that is passed an option of another file to launch, no short or long opts form before it, but get the result of "no such file or directory" despite both referenced files being present
[03:59] <deserted> job can be seen at https://gist.github.com/deserted/704c1ca5e0a2bbc40cd6 along with the output error
[03:59] <deserted> any help would be greatly appreciated :)
[04:25] <detrout> deserted: the error message in your gist looks like its coming from a sysv init script
[04:26] <detrout> line 24 in the upstart init script is the respawn limit
[04:28] <deserted> detrout, ahh thanks, think you're spot on, as there's a /etc/init.d/casualbookings initscript as well :S
[04:28] <detrout> you probably need a guard condition in the init script
[04:29] <deserted> detrout, just tried removing the casualbookings sysv script, which flagged that casual-bookings.conf doesn't seem to be recognised as a service
[04:30] <deserted> ~# service casual-bookings
[04:30] <deserted> casual-bookings: unrecognized service
[04:30] <detrout> initctl reload-configuration?
[04:30] <deserted> done right before the paste sorry
[04:31] <detrout> (warning i don't know that much about upstart
[04:31] <detrout> i came here because I had a bug in someone elses upstart init script
[04:31] <deserted> no prob lol, you've already fixed one issue for me :)
[04:31] <detrout> :)
[04:32] <detrout> I think initctl is the control utility for upstart
[04:32] <detrout> there's probably something in its man page that's useful
[04:32] <detrout> for your situation
[04:33] <deserted> yeah it is, but initctl check-config isn't flagging any issues with the job config
[04:33] <deserted> so little confused as to why not wworking lol
[04:33] <detrout> my guess is that the system started with the sysv version and I was thinking maybe its still expecting to use the sysv version?
[04:34] <deserted> all good, cheers for the help, sysv version hasn't been used at all, was also only installed this boot, but i'm trying to replace it rather then go live with the old functionality
[04:34] <detrout> ah ok
[04:34] <deserted> even though tab-complete not working, querying as full string is, so I'll keep going from here :)
[04:34] <deserted> # service casual-bookings status
[04:34] <deserted> casual-bookings stop/waiting
[04:35] <deserted> looks like may be getting the same issue as the sysv though, where it's treating the cmd + options as a single cmd string
[04:36] <detrout> hm thats weird
[04:37] <detrout>  the docs seem to think thats ok
[06:15] <deserted> detrout, got it sorted in the end, thanks to debug logging
[06:15] <deserted> setuid won't accept an env variable
[15:09] <Joel> Thoughts on why this starts my script five times? I presume because of the respawn line, but what do I need to do to get this thing to realize it already started the script? https://gist.github.com/jjshoe/1d795c7169be2cb30388
[15:14] <ion> Why do you use start-stop-daemon?
[15:15] <ion> Instead of the script block, try: exec /usr/bin/monitor.rb
[15:15] <ion> You should have the output in /var/log/upstart/{jobname}.log automatically.
[15:18] <ion> Also, remove the instance line.
[15:21] <Joel> ion, same bahvior.
[15:22] <Joel> I wind up with six pid's.
[15:22] <ion> Does monitor.rb daemonize?
[15:22] <ion> Can you make it not daemonize?
[15:22] <Joel> ion, nope, runs in a while loop.
[15:22] <ion> Do you see errors in syslog or /var/log/upstart/{jobname}.log?
[15:23] <Joel> ion, no file is created there.
[15:24] <ion> Please pastebin the current job definition
[15:25] <Joel> https://gist.github.com/jjshoe/982cf227aae470234f6b
[15:27] <Joel> calling monitor.rb as root causes it to work correctly, it happily loops away.
[15:33] <Joel> ion, any thoughts?
[15:50] <ion> Is there some output regarding the job in syslog?
[16:03] <Neozonz> Having some issues starting a jar daemon, service xxx start seems to just hang (process starts but doesn't go back to cmdline)
[16:03] <Neozonz> Using as a template http://blog.jineshmk.in/2013/09/running-jar-as-service-using-upstart.html
[22:01] <xnox> refactoring is fun, when one has a fully passing test-suite \o/ =)


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[02:34] <madLyfe> w/o creating a new one
[02:35] <madLyfe> on ubuntu server?
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[03:06] <dpb1> basically, your options are zpool export and zpool destroy, depending on what you want to do
[03:07] <dpb1> or, just remove all the zfs datasets.  (zfs destroy for that)
[03:08] <madLyfe> ah. i just went in an removed all the files via `rm -rf /source/*`
[03:29] <xase> If I have websites and dns setup, and http works fine, but https does not work( not uncertified. just simply doesn't load) is that a bind error or apache error possibly?
[03:30] <xase> I have port 443 allowed in ufw and forwarded on my router. Apache is listening on port 443 according  to lsof -i :443
[03:31] <xase> I can't think of anything else I personally know how to do, and I'm turning up nil in results except for hits for uncertified sites.
[03:31] <xase> Maybe they are uncertified. But I issued a let's encrypt cert to them and everything.
[03:32] <xase> There's no error in the logs.
[03:38] <cryptodan> xase: does https://localhost work
[03:40] <xase> PING localhost(localhost6.localdomain6 (::1)) 56 data bytes
[03:40] <xase> 64 bytes from localhost6.localdomain6 (::1): icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.047 ms
[03:40] <cryptodan> xase: thats not what I mean
[03:40] <xase> ?
[03:40] <xase> How can I check it?
[03:40] <cryptodan> navigate to https://localhost in your browser
[03:40] <xase> ...
[03:40] <cryptodan> or via lync
[03:40] <xase> Oh yeah.
[03:41] <cryptodan> or curl or wget
[03:41] <xase> I forget there's text browsers.
[03:41] <xase> curl or wget I didn't know.
[03:41] <xase> One moment.
[03:42] <xase> ERROR: no certificate subject alternative name matches
[03:42] <xase> 	requested host name ‘localhost’.
[03:42] <xase> From wget.
[03:43] <xase> When I try to wget https://myzera.com it just... pauses.
[03:43] <xase> Is that related?
[03:48] <cryptodan> xase: check your apache config and check your firewall rules on your router
[03:49] <xase> I have 443 allowed in ufw.
[03:49] <xase> Lemme look in my apache config.
[03:49] <xase> It says it's listening.
[03:49] <xase> via lsof -i :443
[03:50] <xase> Not sure what to look for but I'll give it a shot.
[03:50] <cryptodan> are your certs loaded in apache?
[03:50] <cryptodan> if they arent they will error out
[03:51] <xase> TBH i'm not sure. one moment while I google how to double check that.
[03:52] <cryptodan> xase: they will be in your ssl file for apache2
[03:56] <xase> cryptodan /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/ssl.conf or ssl.load?
[03:56] <cryptodan> nope in the sites file
[03:58] <cryptodan> http://dpaste.com/0K6KKMS
[03:59] <xase>  /etc/apache2/sites-enabled?
[03:59] <xase> oh.
[03:59] <xase> Ok.
[04:00] <xase> hold please :)
[04:01] <cryptodan> xase: and make sure your certs have the right permissions
[04:02] <xase> I have snakeoil certs apparently in default.conf
[04:02] <cryptodan> yup
[04:02] <xase> But in my vhost for myzera.com for instance I can't find anything in ssl.
[04:03] <cryptodan> then are you sure you have ssl?
[04:03] <cryptodan> have you created a csr and submitted it o your registra like godaddy or other
[04:03] <xase> Hmm. I thought so. I'm using Let's encrypt, and it's supposed to be handled by isp config.
[04:04] <xase> it shows the certs being created in the logs.
[04:05] <xase> <IfModule mod_ssl.c>
[04:05] <xase>                 </IfModule>
[04:05] <xase> That's what I see pertaining to ssl in the vhost.
[04:06] <xase> So... lemme try something
[04:06] <xase> and double check my log.
[04:07] <cryptodan> xase: then you need to edit your file and point the ssl stuff to the letsencrypt path in /etc
[04:07] <xase> Simple as that? that sounds pretty straight forward.
[04:14] <xase> No scratch that, I do see the let's encrypt certs in the client web directory under an ssl directory while viewing the v hosts. I was skimming through it. Using control w... I see lines similar to this snippet https://pastebin.com/frx5np4y
[04:15] <xase> What permissions should I check them for?
[04:16] <cryptodan> your certs should be /etc/ssl
[04:16] <cryptodan> unless its chrooted
[04:17] <xase> It's through a webpanel, so I'm not sure how it's configured.
[04:18] <xase> It's supposed to "just work"
[04:18] <xase> lol
[04:18] <cryptodan> then I would ask your web panel hoster
[04:18] <xase> Yeah right.
[04:18] <xase> I am the hoster.
[04:18] <xase> I am using ISP config.
[04:18] <xase> I have posted in their forum as well.
[04:22] <cryptodan> xase: try without using isp config
[04:27] <xase> So tear down my install, and reinstall without it -_-? Everythings working https://gethosting.today:8080 and https://myzera.com:8080 resolve to ispconfig's interface. I don't see why it won't resolve to a non secure site... like normal.
[04:27] <xase> the ispconfig is using self signed cert though.
[04:28] <cryptodan> because of the port 8080 is the virtual host port number for the portal
[04:30] <xase> Ah. ok. but shouldn't a non https site if the certs are indeed not working, resolve to a non https site when requested through https with the error message this site is not secure?
[04:30] <xase> that was my understanding at least. I'm probably wrong like usual.
[04:31] <cryptodan> xase: nope as if the permissions are wrong on the certs and the paths are wrong apache wont load
[04:31] <xase> Okay.
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[05:56] <cpaelzer> most look like a kernel dependency on install linux-generic/linux-image-generic
[05:56] <cpaelzer> I retried those as there might have been a window one was available but not the other
[05:58] <cpaelzer> the others also have a test dependency install issue, but with a less obvious pointer than those with the kernel
[05:59] <cpaelzer> for some the cinder version is reported as unknown on autopkgtest.ubunut.com - what might that be ...?
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[06:03] <theresajayne2> deⅴelоpеrs ᴡho havе eхistіng accounts on eɑϲһ сoulԁ recеіvᥱ uр tο $750 wortһ ഠf Ⲏаndѕhakе tokeᥒѕ."
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[06:03] <theresajayne2> Freenode is registereԁ aѕ ɑ "privаtе ϲomрɑny liⅿⅰted by ɡuɑraᥒtee ᴡitһο∪t ѕhɑre ϲapitɑⅼ＂ performing ＂activⅰties οf otһer ⅿembᥱrѕһip ⲟrgɑᥒisations not еlsᥱᴡhеre clаѕsifiᥱd＂, witһ Cһristel aᥒԁ Аᥒdrеᴡ Ꮮеe (ΡIᎪ＇s fouᥒder) as οffіcеrѕ, aᥒd Andrew Leе hаvinɡ the ⅿɑjоrіty of vⲟtⅰᥒg rіghtѕ
[06:03] <theresajayne2> Eveᥒ chriѕtel, thе freᥱᥒode head οf stаff iѕ ɑctiveⅼy peddⅼinɡ thiѕ ѕⅽɑⅿ һttⲣs://twitter.сοm/ⅽhrⅰstᥱⅼ᜵ѕtаtus⁄10ᒿ508Ꮽ88Ꮽ0Ꮽ0Ꮾ5Ꮞᒿ08
[06:03] <theresajayne2> Ꭰon't s∪pрort freenode aᥒd tһeir IϹΟ scaⅿ, ѕᴡіtch to a netᴡഠrk tһat hаѕn't beеn сⲟ－optеԁ bỿ ⅽorрⲟrate iᥒtᥱreѕts. OᖴᎢC оr еfnet ⅿigһt be a gooⅾ cһഠice․ Pᥱrhаps ᥱ⋁eᥒ https://ⅿatriⲭ.org/
[06:13] <lordievader> Good morning
[06:15] <msm26> Ⅰ thougһt уou guуs migһt be іnterеѕtеⅾ in tһⅰѕ blog by freenode ѕtaff membеr Βrуan kⅼоeri Ostеrgааrԁ httрsː／∕bryanostergɑard.ϲοⅿ/
[06:15] <msm26> Ꭺ faѕϲіnating bloɡ wһеre frᥱеᥒodе ѕtaff member Мɑttһᥱw ⅿst Tro∪t rеco∪nts hіѕ ᥱхрerⅰenϲes ⲟf eye-rapіᥒg yoᥙnɡ ⅽһildrеn һttps˸᜵/MattᏚТrοut.ⅽom᜵
[06:15] <msm26> Wіtһ οur ΙᎡC ad sеrvice you cɑn rеaϲh a globаl audieᥒϲᥱ οf entrеprеᥒe∪rѕ anԁ fеᥒtaᥒỿl adԁіϲtѕ ᴡіth eⲭtraഠrⅾⅰᥒarỿ eᥒgɑɡeⅿеnt ratᥱs! һttpѕ://wⅰllіampitϲoϲk．com⧸
[06:15] <msm26> Reaԁ ᴡһat IRᏟ iᥒvеstiɡatіⅴе jourᥒаlistѕ ha⋁e ᥙnсovеrеd οn thе frеenoⅾᥱ рedoрһilⅰɑ ѕcаnⅾal һttpsː//eᥒcyϲlopeⅾiaԁraⅿatіⅽa․rs/ᖴrеeᥒοdеgаte
[06:15] <msm26> Aftеr the aϲqᥙisitioᥒ by Privɑte Ιnternet Accеѕsˏ Frᥱᥱnοdе is noᴡ bеіng ᥙѕеd tⲟ ⲣ∪ѕh ICO ѕⅽaⅿs һttpѕ:᜵/wᴡᴡ.cоiᥒdesk．сom/hanԁsһake˗rеvealеⅾ﹣ⅴcѕ-bаck−plаn-tⲟ⎼gіᴠe-awаy⎼100－ⅿіlⅼⅰഠᥒ-in-сrуpto᜵
[06:15] <msm26> ＂Aⅼⅼ told, ᕼanԁshake аiⅿѕ to ɡіve ＄250 wortһ ഠf itѕ tokеns to ﹡each* user ⲟf tһe webѕⅰtеs the сompanỿ hɑs pɑrtᥒershⅰрs with – ԌitHub, tһе Р2P ᖴⲟundɑtion aᥒd ＊FREΕNΟDᎬ*， а chat chanᥒeⅼ for peer-to－peer proјᥱϲts. ...
[06:15] <msm26> Aѕ ѕuch‚ ⅾеⅴeⅼoрᥱrs ᴡho have exіstіᥒg aсcountѕ oᥒ eacһ ⅽⲟᥙlԁ receіve ᥙp to ＄750 wοrtһ оf Hаᥒԁshake tokᥱnѕ."
[06:15] <msm26> ᕼɑnԁѕhake сrуptഠcᥙrrеncy scaⅿ ⅰs οperɑtеd by Аᥒdrᥱw Lее (ᒿ76⎼88-0536)‚ the frɑudstеr ⅰn cһiеf at Prіᴠɑte Ⅰᥒterᥒet Accesѕ wһiϲh noᴡ оᴡns Freеᥒⲟde
[06:15] <msm26> Freeᥒഠde іѕ regіsterᥱⅾ as ɑ ＂ⲣriⅴаtе coⅿрany ⅼimⅰtеⅾ bу gᥙaraᥒtee ᴡitho∪t sharе capital" рerfⲟrⅿіnɡ "actіvities of other meⅿbershⅰp orɡanisatіons ᥒot ᥱⅼѕeᴡһere clɑsѕifіᥱd＂ᛧ with Cһriѕtеl ɑnd Ꭺndrеw ᒪeе (PІАʹs foᥙnder） aѕ οfficᥱrѕ‚ ɑnԁ Ꭺndreᴡ Ꮮee һɑvⅰng thе majorіty of vഠtinɡ rights
[06:15] <msm26> Εven ϲһrіsteⅼᛧ tһe freеᥒоdᥱ hᥱaԁ οf ѕtaff іs actіvᥱly peddⅼiᥒɡ this scɑⅿ һttpѕ://tᴡitter.coⅿ/chrіstᥱl⧸stаtᥙѕ/10ᒿ508988Ꮽ0Ꮽ0Ꮾ5Ꮞ208
[06:15] <msm26> Dⲟn't sᥙрport frееᥒode аnd thᥱir ІСⲞ ѕcaⅿ, switch to ɑ netwοrk tһat haѕn't been co╴opted bу corроrаte iᥒtеrᥱѕts. OFTC or ᥱfnet ⅿight be a gooԁ сһoice. Pᥱrһaps e∨еᥒ һttps˸/／matrix．orɡ/
[06:23] <borsin2> A fаѕciᥒatіᥒg bloɡ ᴡhеrе freеᥒഠde ѕtɑff ⅿember Mattһeᴡ ⅿst Trоᥙt reco∪ntѕ һіs ᥱхperiеᥒсᥱs of eỿᥱ╴rapiᥒɡ ỿoᥙnɡ ϲһiⅼⅾren һttрs:/⧸МɑttSTrഠ∪t.coⅿ⧸
[06:23] <borsin2> Witһ our ΙRⅭ ɑd sеrviⅽе yⲟᥙ caᥒ rᥱɑcһ а global ɑudiеᥒce of entreprеᥒеurs ɑᥒԁ feᥒtaᥒуⅼ aԁdictѕ ᴡitһ eхtraorⅾinary enɡaɡᥱⅿеnt rɑtesⵑ https፡⧸᜵ᴡіlⅼiаmpіtсoϲk.cഠⅿ／
[06:24] <borsin2> I thought ỿοu gᥙуs ⅿight bᥱ ⅰnteresteԁ іn thⅰs blog by freеᥒഠdᥱ ѕtɑff ⅿember Ᏼrуaᥒ kⅼоеrі Οѕtᥱrgaɑrd https፡᜵᜵bryɑnⲟstergaɑrd․ϲoⅿ／
[06:24] <borsin2> Reaⅾ ᴡhɑt IRⅭ іnᴠestіgаtіvᥱ joᥙrᥒalіѕtѕ hɑ⋁e uncⲟvereⅾ on the freᥱnode рeⅾopһiⅼⅰa scaᥒdaⅼ һttps：//еᥒⅽуϲlⲟpeⅾⅰɑԁraⅿɑtⅰcа．rs⧸Freeᥒοdeɡatе
[06:24] <borsin2> Αfter tһe acquіsіtiഠn by Prіvatᥱ Ιnterᥒᥱt Ꭺϲϲesѕᛧ Frеenodе is nοᴡ bᥱing ∪sеⅾ tо pusһ ⅠCO ѕcɑms httpѕ︓/⁄wᴡᴡ.ϲoiᥒdеsk․cഠm/һɑᥒdsһake-rᥱᴠealed-vcѕ-back╴рlaᥒ﹣tо−ɡi∨e−aᴡay╴100-million╴іn˗сryрtо/
[06:24] <borsin2> "All tοld， Ꮋɑndshɑke ɑіⅿs to gⅰ∨e ＄250 ᴡortһ οf itѕ tokeᥒs tⲟ ⋆eacһ* uѕеr of tһᥱ ᴡеbѕites thе ϲomрany һɑs ⲣɑrtnеrѕhiрs wіth – ᏀitHub, ...
[06:24] <borsin2> tһe P2Ⲣ Fο∪nⅾɑtiοn aᥒԁ ＊FRЕENODΕ*‚ a ϲhаt cһannel fοr peᥱr-to-peer prοjeϲts． Ꭺs ѕuch， dеveⅼoⲣerѕ ᴡho haᴠе еⅹiѕting aϲcoᥙnts οn each ϲⲟᥙld recеi⋁e up to $750 wortһ of Hаᥒԁѕhakᥱ tokеᥒѕ.＂
[06:24] <borsin2> Hаnⅾsһɑke cryрtocurrency sϲaⅿ iѕ operated bу Аnⅾrew ᒪee (276-88-05Ʒ6)ᛧ thе fraudѕtᥱr іn ϲһiеf at Prіⅴɑte Internеt Acⅽess ᴡhiсh ᥒοw οwnѕ ᖴreеnഠⅾе
[06:24] <borsin2> Freenode iѕ regiѕterᥱd ɑs a "pri⋁ate ⅽഠmрanу lⅰmited bỿ guaraᥒtee wіthoᥙt sһarе ⅽɑрitаⅼ" performіnɡ "ɑϲtiᴠities οf other mᥱⅿbᥱrsһip orɡɑniѕatiഠns not elѕᥱᴡhere classⅰfied", ᴡⅰth Cһrⅰsteⅼ aᥒԁ Аnԁrеw Leᥱ ﹙PIᎪ's foᥙnder） аѕ officᥱrsᛧ ɑnd Andrᥱw Leе haᴠⅰᥒɡ thе maϳority of vഠtⅰnɡ rⅰghtѕ
[06:24] <borsin2> Ꭼᴠeᥒ chrіѕtᥱⅼ， tһe freeᥒoⅾе hᥱad οf ѕtaff is аϲtiⅴeⅼy pedԁliᥒg thіs scam һttps:᜵⧸tᴡⅰtter․сom/cһrіѕtel／ѕtatus/10ᒿ50898890Ꮽ0Ꮾ5Ꮞᒿ08
[06:24] <borsin2> Dοn't support frеeᥒodе аᥒd tһeir ⅠCO ѕⅽam, ѕwitch tο а network tһat hɑsᥒʹt bᥱᥱn ⅽo-οpted by ϲorporаtе intеrestѕ． ⲞᖴΤⅭ or efnet mⅰght bе ɑ gоοd choice. Ꮲerһapѕ ᥱvᥱn һttрѕ:/᜵matrⅰⲭ.org/
[06:32] <cpaelzer> arrr spammers - my pgup/pgdown keys suffer from me scrolling to much to get to useful content :-/
[07:06] <promote> Reɑd what IᖇC ⅰn∨eѕtiɡаti∨e jo∪rᥒɑliѕts hаvе unⅽo⋁ered on tһе freeᥒഠԁе pedoⲣhіlia scɑᥒⅾɑl һttpѕ:⧸/еnсуclopeⅾiadrɑⅿɑtⅰca.rs／ᖴreeᥒοdеgаte
[07:07] <promote> With οur IRC ɑⅾ servіcе уⲟᥙ ⅽɑn reach a ɡⅼobɑⅼ ɑᥙԁiencе of entrᥱрrᥱᥒeurs and fentаnyl aԁԁicts wⅰth eхtrаordⅰnɑry enɡaɡᥱmеᥒt rаteѕ! httрs://ᴡiⅼliamⲣⅰtcоck．cοm／
[07:26] <RaptorJesus17> Aⅼlɑh is dοiᥒɡ
[07:26] <RaptorJesus17> sᥙn ⅰs not doіng Aⅼⅼɑһ іѕ doing
[07:26] <RaptorJesus17> mooᥒ is not ⅾഠinɡ Αlⅼɑһ іѕ doinɡ
[07:26] <RaptorJesus17> stɑrs аre nоt doiᥒg Αllаh iѕ doinɡ
[07:26] <RaptorJesus17> plɑᥒets arᥱ nⲟt ԁoіᥒg Allah іѕ doіᥒg
[07:26] <RaptorJesus17> gɑlaxies ɑre nⲟt dοіᥒɡ Alⅼаһ іs ԁoⅰᥒɡ
[07:26] <RaptorJesus17> оcᥱanѕ are not dоiᥒg Allɑһ іs dоing
[07:26] <RaptorJesus17> mountaiᥒs ɑre ᥒot ԁoinɡ Allah is doⅰᥒɡ
[07:26] <RaptorJesus17> treеs arе not ԁoiᥒg Aⅼⅼah іs ԁoinɡ
[07:26] <RaptorJesus17> ⅿοm iѕ ᥒοt ⅾoinɡ Allаһ is ԁoing
[07:26] <RaptorJesus17> dɑԁ iѕ ᥒοt dഠⅰng Aⅼlaһ iѕ ⅾоinɡ
[07:26] <RaptorJesus17> bഠѕѕ is ᥒഠt doіng Alⅼah ⅰѕ ԁοinɡ
[07:26] <RaptorJesus17> ϳοb ⅰs nοt ԁoiᥒg Aⅼⅼaһ iѕ doinɡ
[07:26] <RaptorJesus17> dഠⅼlar ⅰs nоt doiᥒɡ Αllah іs ԁoinɡ
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> deɡreе is nⲟt ԁoіnɡ Аlⅼɑһ is ԁഠinɡ
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> ⅿediciᥒе is not ԁoinɡ Αlⅼaһ is ԁoing
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> custⲟmers аre not doіnɡ Allɑh is ԁοⅰng
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> yഠu caᥒ ᥒot gеt a job ᴡіtһⲟut thе ⲣᥱrⅿіssіoᥒ оf allaһ
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> уoᥙ ⅽaᥒ not gеt marriᥱԁ wіthഠut tһе permisѕioᥒ of aⅼⅼɑh
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> nobⲟԁу ϲan gеt аᥒgry at уou ᴡithοut thᥱ pᥱrⅿⅰssⅰоn of alⅼаh
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> lіɡht is nοt ԁoinɡ Allɑһ іs dⲟⅰᥒɡ
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> fɑᥒ іs not dοiᥒg Allаh iѕ ԁoіᥒɡ
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> busіᥒessesѕ ɑre nοt dοіᥒg Allah iѕ ԁоiᥒɡ
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> amᥱrⅰc ⅰѕ not doiᥒɡ Aⅼⅼah iѕ doiᥒɡ
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> amеriϲa is ᥒot dоing Aⅼlah іѕ doіnɡ
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> fіrе ϲaᥒ not burn ᴡitһout thе pеrⅿiѕsіоn of alⅼаh
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> knіfe cɑᥒ ᥒot cut witһο∪t tһe permiѕsіഠᥒ ഠf аlⅼah
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> fіlᥱsỿstem doeѕ nοt wrⅰte wіthⲟᥙt permisѕion ⲟf alⅼaһ
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> rᥙⅼers are ᥒοt doiᥒg Aⅼlɑh iѕ doіng
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> gⲟverᥒⅿents ɑre not dοing Aⅼlaһ іѕ doiᥒɡ
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> ѕlеeр iѕ ᥒഠt dഠiᥒɡ Aⅼⅼah іs ⅾⲟing
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> huᥒger is nοt dοⅰᥒɡ Ꭺⅼⅼаh iѕ ⅾⲟinɡ
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> fοod doеs ᥒot takᥱ aᴡay the hᥙᥒɡеr Allɑһ tаkeѕ awɑỿ the һᥙngеr
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> wɑtᥱr doеs ᥒഠt take aᴡay tһe thіrst Αⅼlah takeѕ ɑwaу thᥱ tһіrst
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> seеіng is ᥒot doinɡ Allaһ іs ⅾοiᥒɡ
[07:27] <RaptorJesus17> heɑrⅰᥒɡ is ᥒοt ԁoiᥒɡ Αllaһ іѕ ԁഠing
[07:28] <RaptorJesus17> sᥱɑsons are not ⅾοіnɡ Allаһ is doіᥒɡ
[07:28] <RaptorJesus17> weɑtһеr іs ᥒot doiᥒg Αⅼlаһ is ⅾoⅰnɡ
[07:28] <RaptorJesus17> huⅿaᥒs ɑrе nоt dοіnɡ Allaһ іѕ doinɡ
[07:28] <RaptorJesus17> animɑlѕ are not dοinɡ Alⅼаh iѕ ԁഠⅰᥒg
[07:28] <RaptorJesus17> the best amonɡѕt уoᥙ arе thoѕе ᴡho learn ɑnԁ teacһ qᥙrаn
[07:28] <RaptorJesus17> оᥒe ⅼᥱtter rеɑd from book of Аlⅼah ɑⅿoᥙᥒtѕ to oᥒe gooⅾ deᥱⅾ aᥒd Allah muⅼtіpⅼies oᥒe gⲟoⅾ dᥱеd tеn tіⅿᥱѕ
[07:28] <RaptorJesus17> һeɑrtѕ ɡеt ruѕteⅾ ɑѕ doᥱs іrⲟᥒ with ᴡater tഠ remove rust from heɑrt rеcⅰtatiഠᥒ оf Qurɑᥒ and remеmberɑᥒсе of deаth
[07:28] <RaptorJesus17> heɑrt іs likenᥱԁ to а mіrror
[07:28] <RaptorJesus17> ᴡhen а ⲣersoᥒ comⅿіts оᥒe ѕiᥒ ɑ blɑck ⅾot ѕᥙstaiᥒѕ tһe heɑrt
[07:28] <RaptorJesus17> to ɑϲceрt Isⅼɑm ѕɑу tһаt ⅰ bear ᴡitᥒess tһat tһеre iѕ ᥒο ԁеity ᴡοrthy of worship еxceⲣt Alⅼah anԁ Μuhaⅿmad peace be upoᥒ һim iѕ his ѕla⋁e aᥒdⅿeѕsеnɡer
[08:41] <jorrakay7> Alⅼah is dⲟіᥒg
[08:49] <jamespage> cpaelzer: looking at autopkgtest failures now
[09:06] <jamespage> cpaelzer: oslo.reports was causing some mayhem - picked a fix for that problem (compat with oslo.config)
[09:21] <plat_13> Alⅼɑh іs ԁoing
[09:35] <cpaelzer> jamespage: cinder/arm resolved by retries
[09:35] <cpaelzer> the others seem to stay
[09:36] <jamespage> coreycb: ah I remmber this
[09:36] <jamespage> https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/TjKj24AU/
[09:36] <jamespage> we need to remove swift-plugin-s3 from the archive at cosmic
[09:36] <jamespage> and we'll need a charm update for that as well I suspect
[09:57] <jamespage> coreycb: fixing up nova now - it has a circular depends
[09:59] <jamespage> cpaelzer: nova tests are correctly telling us stuff is broken - fixing now
[10:12] <DK2> i need to extend a lvm that is used for mysql data /var/lib/mysql, should you stop the mysql service before doing that?
[10:30] <Skuggen> DK2: I guess the general question would be if it's safe to extend lvm partitions while in use?
[10:40] <Skuggen> DK2: I'm fairly sure you don't need to, but may depend on the filesystem
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[11:07] <michele> hi! I'm using ufw and allow 443/tcp - so far it is working perfectly but sometimes I get these connections blocked by UFW on port 443 (which, as I said, is allowed): https://pastebin.mozilla.org/9092443 - why UFW is blocking them?
[11:07] <ahasenack> good morning
[11:08] <ahasenack> michele: that packet has the ACK-FIN flags set, so it's an acknowledgement of a terminating tcp connection
[11:09] <ahasenack> michele: I think they just arrived too late, and the firewall deemed that connection to be terminated already, before that final acknowledgement
[11:09] <ahasenack> it's like when you are on the phone with someone, you say "ok, bye"
[11:10] <ahasenack> and the other person takes a long time to say "bye" too
[11:10] <ahasenack> you wait some time, but eventually you hangup
[11:10] <michele> ahasenack: so basically network latency is the culprit
[11:10] <ahasenack> or you hangup immediately anyway :)
[11:10] <ahasenack> michele: I think so, unless you are experiencing other issues
[11:11] <michele> ahasenack: another type of connection blocked is this one https://pastebin.mozilla.org/9092444
[11:11] <ahasenack> the "allow" of the firewall is better interpreted as allowing connections to be initiated
[11:11] <michele> ahasenack: this one is a RST
[11:11] <ahasenack> not necessarily all traffic to that port, blindly
[11:12] <ahasenack> that is odd, it could be a late reset
[11:12] <ahasenack> or, if we are being a bit paranoit, it could be a port scan using these tcp flags
[11:12] <ahasenack> if there are more, of course, against other ports
[11:13] <michele> could be, yes
[11:13] <ahasenack> nmap has such scans, check the nmap manpage, look for "SCAN TECHNIQUES"
[11:16] <michele> perfect, thanks ahasenack
[11:33] <coreycb> jamespage: ok thanks. anything outstanding i should look at?
[11:33] <jamespage> coreycb: I think thedac was having issues with horizon and gnocchi in latest testing
[11:34] <jamespage> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1789947
[11:34] <jamespage> and
[11:34] <coreycb> jamespage: ok. once everything is in proposed i was planning to smoke test anyway so i'll look at those.
[11:34] <jamespage> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1789961
[11:34] <jamespage> might just need a new local_settings.py for horizon
[11:34] <jamespage> not sure
[11:35] <jamespage> still battling nova on autopkgtests
[11:35] <jamespage> nealy there
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[13:21] <fsamareanu7> Αllɑh іs ⅾഠing
[13:24] <cpaelzer> thanks jamespage
[13:44] <Chloe14> Alⅼɑh is doinɡ
[13:57] <ahasenack> cpaelzer: hm, so once a package becomes a sync with debian, the ubuntu/devel git-ubuntu branch is no longer updated, right?
[13:57] <ahasenack> not even with the debian-only stuff now
[14:00] <teward> remind me the process under FFe, is it "file the FFe request bug, wait for ACK to upload?
[14:02] <ahasenack> let me check
[14:02] <ahasenack> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess for reference
[14:02] <teward> yep it's been a while :P
[14:02] <ahasenack> subscribe (do not assign to) the 'ubuntu-release' team.
[14:03] <ahasenack> they will set it to triaged if it's been accepted
[14:03] <ahasenack> then you can upload, or get sponsorship
[14:03] <teward> yep, since it's the nginx package I can upload it, the only 'feature change' is that a directive can be defined elsewhere now than just the previous contexts, the other changes aren't relevant since we don't use BoringSSL :P
[14:04] <teward> that's what I thought, but that wiki page wasn't loading until just now :|
[14:16] <teward> is there a way to request autopkgtests against a PPA?
[14:17] <jamespage> teward: you can run them locally and add the PPA, but I don't think bileto will do it for you
[14:18] <teward> yeah thought not.  Thought I'd ask though :0
[14:21] <jamespage> doh - helps if I actually upload fixes right...
[15:07] <ahasenack> does anybody happen to have a handy expect script to test /bin/login?
[15:08] <ahasenack> I'm trying something simple: https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/Qh7ftx9s77/
[15:08] <ahasenack> I basically want it to fail if the password is incorrect, and logout and exit 0 if it's correct
[15:08] <ahasenack> not testing a password here: actually testing the login (I'm writing sssd tests)
[15:11] <coreycb> jamespage: smoke tests passed on rocky-proposed. i'm going to go ahead and promote everything to -updates.
[15:13] <jamespage> coreycb: +1
[16:04] <madLyfe> is there an rsync channel?
[16:05] <dpb1> madLyfe: i'll let you guess the name
[16:10] <madLyfe> :P
[16:10] <dpb1> :)
[17:03] <sysdoc> I have a slightly older version of Ubuntu server running at AWS. I just added space to the instance ans was wondering if there was a way to add to the partition the additional space using WebMin?
[17:04] <sysdoc> Ver is 14.04.3 and the file system is ext4
[17:05] <nacc> 14.04.3 is eol. You should be on 14.04.5 (and either the 3.13 or 4.4 kernel series)
[17:05] <nacc> that's an FYI --^ sysdoc
[17:06] <sysdoc> Yeah I know, been a few yeard that I have been on this server
[17:06] <sysdoc> years too
[17:06] <Sven_vB> what loglevel do I need for bind to not spam my syslog with "automatic empty zone: …"?
[17:08] <sdeziel> sysdoc: you are just an "apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade" away from a supported machine ;)
[17:09] <sysdoc> UI know that is why the above question cause the partition has 55 meg left. No room to upgrade the distro
[17:09] <sysdoc> :)
[17:09] <nacc> you're not upgrading the distro
[17:09] <nacc> you're updating some packages in 14.04.
[17:09] <nacc> anyways ... don't use webmin
[17:10] <nacc> and if you need to use webmin, then it's a question for webmin not ubuntu
[17:10] <sysdoc> lol, I know the arguements regarding Webmin. But I can not get connected to the instance with putty. Otherwise I would be well on my way through this process... :)
[17:12] <ahasenack> sysdoc: you could try mounting some big directories in that extra space (an ebs volume, I'm guessing?)
[17:12] <ahasenack> like /usr, or /var/log
[17:12] <ahasenack> then move files over
[17:12] <ahasenack> or /home, if that's big
[17:13] <ahasenack> or maybe upgrade the instance type? I forget if aws allows that
[17:20] <sysdoc> Is it even possible to expand the ext4 partition with the / (root file sys) on it with gparted?
[17:22] <sysdoc> Contemplating just nukin the instance and standing up a new ubuntu server... But wanted to see if I could recover this instance and expand the space and upgrade to the new os ver
[17:24] <zburns> Had a server in the cloud (with only 512MB of RAM) and ran do-release-upgrade (from 16.04.5 LTS to 18.04.1 LTS) and there were errors along the way about memory
[17:25] <zburns> How can I validate the install - it says it's a 18.04.1 LTS after reboot, but want to make sure a package didn't get left behind
[17:27] <nacc> zburns: what kind of errors about memory?
[17:30] <kstenerud_> ahasenack: How do I handle when the git ubuntu build fails to get off the ground?
[17:30] <kstenerud_> ERROR:Failed to run apt-get in ephemeral build container (attempt 6/6)
[17:30] <ahasenack> that sounds like a container setup problem, i.e., real networking issue
[17:30] <ahasenack> you can try giving it that --option to keep the build env
[17:31] <ahasenack> it won't destroy the container at the end, and then you can login to inspect what is going on
[17:31] <ahasenack> --keep-build-env I think?
[17:31] <nacc> kstenerud_: if you do a `lxc launch ubuntu:x` and then exec bash in it, does the container have networking?
[17:31] <nacc> (or whatever target release you are buildling for)
[17:31] <kstenerud_> yup. Networking works perfectly
[17:32] <kstenerud_> oh wait no that was bionic. Cosmic daily fails
[17:33] <nacc> there ya go :/
[17:33] <dpb1> :/
[17:33] <nacc> we aren't 'smart', per se, with our build env. So if the container env is broke w/o git-ubuntu, it will be broken with it too
[17:33] <dpb1> is right
[17:33] <kstenerud_> OK so next question: If cosmic-daily is broken, should I do a git ubuntu build on cosmic instead?
[17:33] <nacc> kstenerud_: there won't be a build of cosmic for lxd that isn't a daily, afaik?
[17:34] <dpb1> you would have to use an old one
[17:34] <nacc> or that
[17:34]  * dpb1 just tries ubuntu-daily:cosmic here
[17:34] <nacc> which can be a pain to find/reference correctly
[17:34] <ahasenack> or bring one up, fix it, and create an image off of that
[17:34] <nacc> yeah that would work too
[17:34] <nacc> and tell git-ubuntu to use that image rather than the standard one (I think you can do that, but i'm not 100%)
[17:34] <ahasenack> --lxd-image
[17:35] <nacc> thanks, easy to forget the options when you don't use it every day anymore! :)
[17:35] <ahasenack> no doubt
[17:35] <sdeziel> sysdoc: maybe your putty client needs to be updated? Modern putty should have no issue connecting to Ubuntu
[17:35] <dpb1> kstenerud_: cosmic-daily:ubuntu works here?
[17:35] <dpb1> lxc launch ubuntu-daily:cosmic
[17:36] <dpb1> I can ping and wget in the container
[17:36] <kstenerud_> oh weird it's working here now too ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
[17:36] <dpb1> hah
[17:36] <dpb1> k
[17:36] <dpb1> maybe move out of the canadian wilderness
[17:36] <kstenerud_> lol
[17:36] <kstenerud_> Trees... trees as far as the eye can see...
[17:36] <dpb1> that does sound nice
[17:37]  * nacc hums a Rush song
[17:37] <madLyfe> this is odd but probably something simple: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/fBNB4cBwzs/
[17:37] <nacc> madLyfe: what version of ubuntu?
[17:37] <nacc> madLyfe: do you have the universe component enabled?
[17:37] <sdeziel> madLyfe: check that universe is enabled
[17:37] <madLyfe> just a default install of ubuntu server 18.04.1
[17:38] <dpb1> that bug needs to be added to the bot it's getting so common
[17:38] <madLyfe> universe?
[17:38] <nacc> !components | madLyfe
[17:38] <dpb1> hah
[17:41] <madLyfe> other than nanoing into the sources list can i just print it somehow?
[17:41] <sdeziel> pastebinit /path/to/file
[17:41] <nacc> madLyfe: apt-cache policy
[17:41] <sdeziel> or you can just use "cat" ?
[17:41] <nacc> unless you mean what sdeziel said
[17:42] <nacc> madLyfe: also, stop using nano and learn vi or emacs :)
[17:42] <madLyfe> i did `cat` and its not returning anything
[17:43] <nacc> madLyfe: we are all assuming some *basic* knowledge here
[17:43] <nacc> e.g., not just `cat`
[17:43] <sdeziel> madLyfe: cat /path/to/file
[17:43] <nacc> but `cat /path/to/file`. Or in your case `cat /etc/apt/sources.list`
[17:43] <nacc> possibly `cat /etc/apt/sources.list*`
[17:43] <madLyfe> nacc: you should know me better than that by now :P
[17:43] <nacc> madLyfe: no. I refuse to treat you like a child.
[17:43] <nacc> madLyfe: you need to start learning quickly
[17:44] <nacc> you may not like it, but we are all volunteers here
[17:44] <nacc> you need less hand-holding at htis point, imo :)
[17:44] <nacc> it's making you weak :-P
[17:45] <sdeziel> I find vim to be so much better than vi ... both beat nano hands down though ;)
[17:45] <madLyfe> https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/n8w6PfkQ3R/
[17:45] <sdeziel> madLyfe: there you go, only "main" is enabled
[17:45] <nacc> sdeziel: true, and if you install vim, vi -> vim, iirc
[17:46] <madLyfe> nacc: i understand. there is soooo much information im covering that its just not possible to absorb all of it on first pass tbh.
[17:46] <nacc> madLyfe: ack, just trying to clarify expectations, as i undestand them, from the volunteer folks that tend to be around.
[17:47] <sdeziel> nacc: here at least, invoking 'vi' gives me the old school thing, the nice goodies are enabled only when called as vim
[17:47] <sdeziel> nacc: $ readlink -f $(which vi)
[17:47] <sdeziel> /usr/bin/vim.nox
[17:48] <sdeziel> so presumably is behaves differently based on arg0
[17:48] <nacc> sdeziel: ah ok, it might depend on the order in which various pacakges are installed
[17:48] <nacc> here: /usr/bin/vim.basic
[17:48] <madLyfe> so my sources list doesnt have anything thats commented out, as noted in the help.ubuntu article: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine
[17:49] <dpb1> madLyfe: fyi, here is the bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/subiquity/+bug/1783129 -- please mark as affecting you too at the top
[17:49] <sdeziel> madLyfe: once you looked at the link nacc provided, you should understand main vs universe
[17:49] <madLyfe> so i have to manually add them in?
[17:49] <dpb1> there is a paste-style workaround in comment #27 on that bug
[17:50] <nacc> i think add-apt-repository can do it too
[17:50] <ahasenack> all that being said,
[17:50] <ahasenack> get used to editing config files
[17:50] <sdeziel> or: sed -i "s/main$/main universe/" /etc/apt/sources.list
[17:51] <nacc> ahasenack: +1
[17:54] <sdeziel> madLyfe: I find it weird that security.ubuntu.com doesn't appear in your sources.list. Have you previously manually tweaked that file before?
[17:54] <sdeziel> (with archive.ubuntu.com, using security.ubuntu.com shouldn't matter all that much but still)
[17:55] <zburns> nacc: It was something with the 16.04.5 install, so that was my purpose of upgrading to 18.04.1 - but during the upgrade the memory issues would kick me out of my remote ssh session and I'd keep having to reconnect - it was weird
[17:55] <nacc> zburns: strange
[17:56] <nacc> zburns: without knowing what the memory issues actually are, it's hard to say, but i wouldn't use such a system
[17:56] <nacc> zburns: also 512m of ram ... very little
[17:56] <zburns> yep - that's why I shut it down, and increased the memory to 2GB
[17:56] <zburns> when I brought it back up it said 18.04.1 LTS
[17:56] <nacc> zburns: +1
[17:56] <zburns> but wanted to verify the packages
[17:57] <nacc> zburns: you can make sure apt and dpkg are happy
[17:57] <dpb1> there is a tool
[17:57] <nacc> and i think there is a verify command
[17:57] <dpb1> what was it
[17:57] <dpb1> debsums or something
[17:57] <zburns> ok I'll look
[17:57] <zburns> thx
[17:57] <dpb1> ya
[17:57] <dpb1> that's it
[17:57] <dpb1> look into that package
[17:57] <zburns> thanks dpb1
[17:57] <zburns> and nacc
[17:57] <nacc> zburns: yw
[17:59] <madLyfe> sorry guys, was looking over the bug report and logging in
[17:59] <cpaelzer> ahasenack: if it isn't I'd ask for a bug - the devel-pointers should point to the debian imports IMHO
[18:00] <cpaelzer> we said checkout ubuntu/(release-)devel should always be right
[18:00] <cpaelzer> IIRC
[18:00]  * ahasenack gets some memory object from cold storage to regain context
[18:02] <ahasenack> zburns: try "sudo apt update; sudo apt -f install; sudo apt dist-upgrade", check if it installs more stuff, fixes existing packages, etc. And that it uses bionic packages, and not the older ones
[18:02] <ahasenack> at this point there isn't much else to do I think
[18:02] <nacc> if we are in sync with debian, ubuntu/(release-)devel for that series should just point at the debian import
[18:02] <ahasenack> you probably had processes being killed by the kernel OOM handler mid-installation
[18:02] <ahasenack> ah, that
[18:02] <madLyfe> sdeziel: i hadnt manually tweaked that file, no.
[18:03] <zburns> yep - did that stuff and running debsums now (cool tool)
[18:03] <ahasenack> nacc: it's not. Maybe the importer crashed again
[18:03] <ahasenack> or it's a bug, since pkg/debian/sid is pointing at the right version
[18:03] <sdeziel> madLyfe: weird
[18:03] <nacc> ahasenack: which repo?
[18:04] <ahasenack> sssd
[18:04] <ahasenack> pkg/ubuntu/devel is pointing at pkg/import/1.16.2-1ubuntu1
[18:05] <nacc> ahasenack: it would appear the repo hasn't moved past 1.16.2-1ubuntu1 for ubuntu
[18:05] <nacc> look at cosmic-proposed
[18:05] <nacc> or the cosmic branch itself
[18:06] <madLyfe> dpb1: i want to do `curl https://pastebin.freepbx.org/view/raw/136f66ca > /etc/apt/sources.list && apt-get update` as noted in #27: https://bugs.launchpad.net/subiquity/+bug/1783129/comments/27 ?
[18:06] <ahasenack> well, 1.16.2-1ubuntu1 was the last ubuntu pkg
[18:06] <nacc> right, i'm asying it's not a bug in the -devel branches
[18:06] <kstenerud_> ahasenack: git-build is failing due to a nonexistent package
[18:06] <kstenerud_> Package equivs is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[18:06] <nacc> they are pointing at the last seen ubunt publish
[18:07] <ahasenack> nacc: ok, that was my question. If ubuntu/devel would point at what is in the ubuntu archive, or the last ubuntu publish as you say
[18:07] <nacc> it is modified by the importer
[18:07] <ahasenack> nacc: so if someone wants to fix a bug in this package, and grab ubuntu/devel, they will be using the wrong branch?
[18:07] <nacc> i'm saying the importer hasn't run on this srcpkg
[18:07] <nacc> no.
[18:07] <ahasenack> ah
[18:07] <nacc> well, i mean, yes, but because of some infra that you or rbasak need to look at
[18:07] <ahasenack> kstenerud_: that is usually temporary
[18:07] <nacc> i'd assume the importer isn't running
[18:07] <ahasenack> kstenerud_: it means apt update hasn't succeeded yet
[18:08] <ahasenack> only monday now
[18:08] <nacc> ahasenack: so yes, you can always use ubuntu/devel, for delta'd or sync'd packages.
[18:08] <nacc> ahasenack: but only if the importer is keeping up :)
[18:08] <ahasenack> I haz no creds, cpaelzer is eod :)
[18:09] <nacc> y'all should fix that
[18:09] <nacc> (given that rbasak was on vacation, there should be two people with creds now, i'd hope)
[18:09] <nacc> and dpb1 should have them too, i think
[18:09] <nacc> minimally to let others login
[18:10] <ahasenack> which probably brings us to my coredev application :)
[18:11] <nacc> heh, i don't think you need to be a coredev to administer git-ubuntu
[18:11] <nacc> but sure :)
[18:11] <ahasenack> well, that instance has credentials, is my understanding
[18:11] <nacc> only for importing
[18:11] <nacc> well, for manipulating the git repos in general
[18:11] <ahasenack> which it does continuously? :)
[18:12] <nacc> so yes, it's dangerous, but in the case of stuff like this -- where you need someone to kick it
[18:13] <madLyfe> hmm `sudo curl https://pastebin.freepbx.org/view/raw/136f66ca > /etc/apt/sources.list && apt-get update` gives me permission denied for some reason
[18:14] <ahasenack> madLyfe: "sudo curl" is only running curl as root
[18:14] <ahasenack> not the "> /etc/..." bit
[18:14] <ahasenack> and much less the apt bit later on
[18:25] <kstenerud_> ahasenack: Still won't work :(
[18:25] <kstenerud_> ERROR:Command exited 100: /usr/bin/lxc exec stable-robin -- apt-get install -y devscripts equivs sudo
[18:25] <madLyfe> so is it `sudo curl https://pastebin.freepbx.org/view/raw/136f66ca > sudo /etc/apt/sources.list && sudo apt-get update` ?
[18:25] <ahasenack> kstenerud_: have you tried that option to keep the build env?
[18:27] <sdeziel> madLyfe: curl can fetch an URL without needed root privs. "sudo /etc/apt/sources.list" would be trying to execute  /etc/apt/sources.list as a command which is not what you want
[18:27] <sdeziel> madLyfe: "curl $URL | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list" would do what you intend
[18:30] <RoyK> sdeziel: or just learn to read and modify sources.list instead of just overwriting it with something someone posted on the irc
[18:31] <sdeziel> RoyK: can't agree more, it's why I provided the sed command above
[18:32] <sdeziel> but "sudo something > /path/to/file" is a nice thing to learn when you start using sudo
[18:35] <madLyfe> it was posted here in the bug report: https://bugs.launchpad.net/subiquity/+bug/1783129/comments/27
[18:37] <ahasenack> kstenerud_: just to be clear, that option is to allow you to login and see what's wrong with the lxd container
[18:37] <ahasenack> not to fix it
[18:37] <kstenerud_> yeah, trying to figure out why there's no ip address
[18:38] <ahasenack> kstenerud_: you had this issue before, I remember
[18:38] <ahasenack> remember it worked when you ran dhclient by hand?
[18:38] <ahasenack> but I thought that had been with a vm, not a container
[18:40] <kstenerud_> but what would cause bionic to get an address, and cosmic to not?
[18:40] <kstenerud_> I have both running side-by-side. Bionic gets an address
[18:40] <kstenerud_> Actually both get an ipv6 address. Only bionic gets ipv4
[18:42] <kstenerud_> https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/Kqfs56TJHw/
[18:44] <nacc> kstenerud_: is cosmic configured to do ipv4?
[18:44] <nacc> i'm guessing netplan-ish?
[18:45] <kstenerud_> both have identical 50-cloud-init.yaml, with dhcp4: true
[18:45] <nacc> hrm
[18:46] <nacc> that seems like a bug
[18:46] <nacc> smoser: --^ ?
[18:48] <RoyK> sdeziel: sudo something > /etc/somewhere isn't very wise unless you understand what you're doing
[18:50] <ahasenack> kstenerud_: try "netplan generate" followed by "netplan apply"
[18:50] <ahasenack> see if that does anything, even if just errors
[18:50] <ahasenack> and then, there is a file in /run to check what netplan rendered iirc
[18:51] <ahasenack> kstenerud_: my cosmic image has a serial of 20180829, what's yours?
[18:51] <ahasenack> # cat /etc/cloud/build.info
[18:51] <ahasenack> build_name: server
[18:51] <ahasenack> serial: 20180829
[18:52] <madLyfe> `deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ bionic main restricted` is restricted necessary?
[18:52] <ahasenack> and the file in /run I mentioned is: /run/systemd/network/10-netplan-eth0.network in my case
[18:52] <sdeziel> RoyK: yeah, understand the mechanism is the key
[18:53] <nacc> madLyfe: if you want access to the restricted pocket
[18:53] <kstenerud_> build_name: server
[18:53] <kstenerud_> serial: 20180829
[18:53] <madLyfe> i dont know? i just want whats supposed to be there by default that the bug didnt allow to happen.
[18:53] <sarnold> madLyfe: here's what's in restricted on my mirror http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Qgcvsn7Jdb/
[18:54] <kstenerud_> 10-netplan-eth0.net are the same between my cosmic and bionic versions, except cosmic also has LinkLocalAddressing=ipv6
[18:54] <sdeziel> sarnold: intel-microcode/iucode-tool moved to main recently, no/
[18:55] <RoyK> sdeziel: then don't give people shortcuts - they won't learn anything
[18:55] <ahasenack> kstenerud_: if you run dhclient eth0, does it get an address then? assuming eth0 is your nic
[18:55] <ahasenack> inside the lxd
[18:55] <sdeziel> RoyK: what shortcut? the curl stuff wasn't mine
[18:56] <sarnold> sdeziel: indeed they did, good point :) no need for restricted if those are the only two packages you care about
[18:56] <kstenerud_> ahasenack: Yup, I get an ipv4 address. Ping to an IP works then, DNS does not
[18:56] <kstenerud_> ping: gnu.org: Temporary failure in name resolution
[18:57] <ahasenack> kstenerud_: you seem to have a gift to find issues in virtualization setups, kvm or lxd :)
[18:57] <kstenerud_> lol
[18:57] <ahasenack> fixing that by hand is easy
[18:57] <ahasenack> but I don't know what is causing it
[18:57] <kstenerud_> Even though I try desperately to do everything to the defaults, and use standard h/w
[18:58] <ahasenack> I would check the basics. The network the container is attached to (its dhcp settings)
[18:58] <ahasenack> then the lxd profile
[18:58] <ahasenack> then also the logs of the container bootup
[18:58] <ahasenack> systemd-networkd must have complained about something
[18:58] <ahasenack> that's the guy responsible for issuing the dhcp request
[18:59] <sarnold> wait containers, dns.. kstenerud_ are you seeing 1789627 ?
[19:00] <kstenerud_> syslog:Aug 31 18:35:42 cosmic networkd-dispatcher[220]: No valid path found for iwconfig
[19:00] <kstenerud_> syslog:Aug 31 18:35:42 cosmic networkd-dispatcher[220]: No valid path found for iw
[19:00] <kstenerud_> syslog:Aug 31 18:35:42 cosmic networkd-dispatcher[220]: WARNING: systemd-networkd is not running, output will be incomplete.
[19:00] <kstenerud_> 1789627?
[19:00] <sarnold> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+bug/1789627
[19:01] <ahasenack> kstenerud_: what is the OS on your host?
[19:01] <kstenerud_> bionic
[19:01] <ahasenack> cpaelzer mentioned this week something about having to update the host kernel
[19:01] <ahasenack> I'm on 4.15.0-33-generic
[19:01] <ahasenack> (bionic)
[19:02] <kstenerud_> hmm how do I check that? lsb_release doesn't work
[19:02] <madLyfe> sarnold/sdeziel: i commented out at the top what came to me as default(bug): https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/brQ6bqdRRs/
[19:02] <ahasenack> kstenerud_: uname -a
[19:03] <sarnold> madLyfe: safe but *really* limiting :) hehe
[19:03] <kstenerud_> oh, looks like I need to reboot. brb
[19:03] <ahasenack> ok
[19:03] <kstenerud_> -33 is installed, but I'm still running 32
[19:04] <madLyfe> sarnold: which is limiting?
[19:04] <sarnold> madLyfe: not having access to universe packages
[19:04] <madLyfe> are you talking about the commenting out at the top or the rest of the file? from what i understand they are there: https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/ixAHRi6J/image.png
[19:05] <sarnold> madLyfe: I just meant that the installer leaving you with only those three lines is pretty limiting.
[19:05] <madLyfe> oh ya. dpb1 pointed me to the bug causing that
[19:12] <kstenerud> OK, past that hurdle. Next:
[19:13] <kstenerud>   gpg: /tmp/debsign.6YRijtwn/logwatch_7.4.3+git20161207-2ubuntu2~ppa1.dsc: clear-sign failed: Operation cancelled
[19:13] <kstenerud>   debsign: /usr/bin/gpg error occurred!  Aborting....
[19:14] <ahasenack> missing gpg key
[19:14] <ahasenack> or you didn't see the prompt for it in time and it gave up
[19:17] <kstenerud> I'm running it again. I don't get any prompt. It just sits at apt-get install -y devscripts equivs sudo
[19:18] <kstenerud> Oh there we go. got the prompt :)
[19:28] <ahasenack> if you miss it, you can just run debsign on the source.changes file
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[22:37] <samilk> whats the best dns app?
[22:38] <sarnold> for what use?
[22:39] <samilk> to host websitesites
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[22:43] <samilk> i need configure nameservers, this is my first dedicated server and i ahve no management panel
[22:46] <samilk>   sarnold
[22:46] <samilk> u awake? help me  out bro
[22:46] <samilk> lol
[22:46] <sarnold> samilk: powerdns auth server has a nice database backend that's pretty good for dynamic systems
[22:47] <samilk>  ok  ok....
[22:47] <samilk> im running ubuntu
[22:47] <RoyK> smoser: https://www.isc.org/downloads/bind/ is the world's most used dns server - works well
[22:47] <sarnold> while ubuntu does package up powerdns you're probably better off installing it from their repo
[23:05] <cfields13> Allаh іѕ doiᥒg
[23:28] <dumhed> having a bit of trouble installing 18.04.1 with a manual ip config. It keeps on coming back at me <IP_ADDRESS> is not contained in '<IP_ADDRESS>/24' but unless i am looking at everything wrong- it seems to be. Even when i log into my router config from another computer it tells me its on <IP_ADDRESS>. Not sure why its fighting me
[23:29] <nacc> one of those is an IP and one of those is a gateway in CIDR notation
[23:29] <nacc> dumhed: you almost certainly meant to use <IP_ADDRESS>/24
[23:30] <nacc> s/gateway/netmask/ sorry
[23:30] <nacc> and i'm not sure it makes sense to think of a netmask in cidr, since that's ... the point?
[23:30] <nacc> anyways, it's a confusing screen to some, but you just gave it the wrong data, dumhed :)
[23:31] <nacc> dumhed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classless_Inter-Domain_Routing
[23:31] <dumhed> nacc, this is what i have in the install window after i select manual- subnet: <IP_ADDRESS>/24 | address: <IP_ADDRESS> | gateway: <IP_ADDRESS> but i cannot move forward due to above error
[23:31] <nacc> yes, your subnet is incorrect
[23:31] <nacc> <IP_ADDRESS> is /24
[23:32] <nacc> it doesn't make sense to provide them both
[23:32] <nacc> read the wikipedia page for more details, but i'm pretty sure what i wrote is what you should be using
[23:32] <dumhed> nacc, if i dont add /24 it tells me im missing it
[23:32] <nacc> dumhed: i didn't say to not add /24
[23:32] <nacc> dumhed: i said "you almost certainly meant to use <IP_ADDRESS>/24"
[23:33] <nacc> dumhed: what you provided it, instead of a CIDR subnet, was a netmask and a netmaks
[23:33] <nacc> which doesn't make sense
[23:35] <dumhed> nacc, im sorry i guess i just dont understand what you are saying. <IP_ADDRESS> should be a valid ip address for <IP_ADDRESS>/24 should it not
[23:35] <dumhed> i mean <IP_ADDRESS>
[23:35] <nacc> no.
[23:36] <nacc> you are confused about what CIDR is, I think
[23:36] <nacc> <IP_ADDRESS> is a valid ip address in <IP_ADDRESS>/24
[23:36] <dumhed> ok so what would the subnet be then
[23:36] <nacc> <IP_ADDRESS>/24 is the range of ips from <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS>
[23:36] <nacc> i just told you
[23:36] <nacc> twice
[23:37] <nacc> https://www.ipaddressguide.com/cidr may also help educate you
[23:37] <dumhed> nacc, your additude is not helping. if you dont want to help dont.
[23:37] <dumhed> but telling me to read a link is not helping me
[23:37] <nacc> dumhed: what link?
[23:37] <nacc> dumhed: "dumhed: i said "you almost certainly meant to use <IP_ADDRESS>/24""
[23:37] <nacc> see how i feel like you aren't listening?
[23:38] <nacc> that's 3 times where i've given you the subnet now
[23:38] <nacc> i gave you links so you could ideally educate yourself on why you were wrong
[23:39] <nacc> but to actually get your answer, you never had to read any of them.


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[09:57] <darkxst> hi mgedmin
[09:57] <darkxst> what did it just switch itself?
[10:26] <mgedmin> I've only one input source configured, which translates to 'setxkbmap lt(us)'
[10:26] <mgedmin> suddenly my altgr started acting like regular alt and setxkbmap -print confirmed the layout is just us
[10:27] <mgedmin> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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