diddledan | it got dark | 01:00 |
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diddledan | I had to turn the lights on | 01:00 |
penguin42 | a while ago | 01:00 |
diddledan | yeah, I only just turned on the lights tho :-p | 01:01 |
zmoylan-pi | change your terminal from green text on black to black text on grey to add more light | 01:01 |
* zmoylan-pi puts on tonights movie... 'tremors 2' | 01:03 | |
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MooDoo | morning all | 06:58 |
shauno | howdy | 07:05 |
popey | morning | 07:59 |
brobostigon | morning boys and girls | 08:51 |
JamesTait | Good morning all; happy Friday, and happy Bring Your Manners To Work Day! 😃 | 09:10 |
diplo | Morning all | 09:29 |
shauno | that's quite ironic, since I got a mail this morning asking me to keep emails with global teams pg-13. | 09:31 |
directhex_ | shauno: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9MWE7DdtIw | 09:32 |
popey | https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/juiceboxofficial/juicebox-the-smartphone-charging-essential/ | 09:38 |
popey | *tiny* batteries | 09:38 |
popey | claim 1 hour, bet you won't get that | 09:38 |
shauno | directhex_: :( | 09:41 |
directhex_ | why don't people get phones with bigger batteries if they need more battery life on their phones? | 09:42 |
directhex_ | "here's my ultra slim iphone! and a bulky bag filled with AAs and an adapter!" | 09:42 |
directhex_ | seriously, it's dumb | 09:42 |
shauno | because my need for extended battery life is very situational. I have a huge usb battery, and pretty much only use it when I'm travelling | 09:43 |
shauno | whereas my pants have pockets much more often | 09:43 |
shauno | I do love my battery though. I got a week out of it on a boat running phone+watch | 09:45 |
shauno | (which is much heavier usage than it sounds like, because I use the same combo to give me speed & course on my watch) | 09:46 |
brobostigon | a pebble? | 09:46 |
shauno | nah, I'm all apple'd up, sorry | 09:47 |
* brobostigon sighs, and shakes his head in disappointment. | 09:47 | |
shauno | I was actually curious about the pebble, but couldn't find enough information about people tying it straigth to bluetooth without a phone | 09:48 |
diplo | popey: Making me spend money ref kickstart and indiegogo :P | 09:48 |
shauno | I mean, like watch to pi without needing the pebble app on a phone between the two | 09:48 |
brobostigon | its the only one i can think of that has the battery life you deswcribed form a watch. | 09:48 |
popey | pretty sure the pebble is the _only_ one you can use without a phone | 09:48 |
shauno | oh, that's what I meant by my usb battery, still charging it every night | 09:48 |
brobostigon | libpebble for example. | 09:49 |
popey | (other than whacky android ones which don't use wear, but run full android and have a sim card in) (and are terrible) | 09:49 |
popey | diplo: which one? | 09:49 |
shauno | hm, libpebble I didn't come across. interesting | 09:50 |
diplo | Both :D Witi and the MyCroft :) | 09:51 |
diplo | First time I've backed anything | 09:51 |
brobostigon | libpebble is a couple of years old now, its does need some updating, but does work, especially when/for fw3. | 09:51 |
zleap | mycroft looks great | 09:51 |
shauno | I'm still quite interested in the pebble just because it's one order of magnitude cheaper. so for situations where I'm liable to get wetter than 'showerproof', replacably cheap is a huge factor | 09:51 |
diplo | It does, I've wanted to autmomate home stuff for a while | 09:51 |
zleap | is it just about voice stuff | 09:52 |
zleap | or is the idea you say for example heating on and the heating comes on | 09:52 |
diplo | Nah, can integrate it to other devices if that's what you mean | 09:52 |
diplo | yeah exaactly | 09:52 |
selinuxium | 'lo | 09:52 |
diplo | Or play this on spotify etc | 09:52 |
zleap | i have built a arduino based temp / humidity sensor project i want to do more with it, so i am looking at bluetooth but I could also set it so a fan comes on if the temp is > a certain figure | 09:53 |
zleap | but also perhaps send the data to a phone / tablet / desktop app via bluetooth | 09:53 |
selinuxium | Hi guys, going a bit nuts here (not news I know). Trying to set up passwordless ssh between servers. The trigger jobs are in the root cron. Is this possible? | 09:55 |
JamesTait | selinuxium, yes it is. | 09:55 |
selinuxium | JamesTait: Don't know what I am doing wrong... I shall continue on then :) | 09:56 |
bigcalm | Good morning peeps :) | 09:56 |
selinuxium | Hi bigcalm | 09:56 |
selinuxium | JamesTait: I was starting to think that as root doesn't have a password that it woudn't except passwordless connection.. | 09:57 |
diplo | selinuxium: Permissions on the ssh directories is normally my issue at sites with ssh keys | 09:57 |
JamesTait | selinuxium, you'll need the public key of the user on the source server in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on the destination server. Also, check the file and directory permissions - ssh is very strict. | 09:57 |
selinuxium | diplo: cheers I will take a look. | 09:58 |
diplo | hah, JamesTait went in much more detail +1 :) | 09:58 |
selinuxium | Cheers all :) | 09:58 |
diplo | Normally mentions it in /var/log/secure if it's a permissions error | 09:58 |
diplo | Or ssh -vvv | 09:58 |
selinuxium | Cheers | 09:59 |
JamesTait | Oh this looks interesting: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Mappa_Mercia/UTC | 09:59 |
JamesTait | Adding ubran traffic control data to openstreetmap, which "will be used to test build a prototype application which will eventually be a platform for public display of live traffic flows". | 10:01 |
diplo | If it works, would be good that it gets made mandatory for access to all big cities/towns | 10:01 |
foobarry | how does google collect traffic flows? | 10:02 |
foobarry | https://support.google.com/gmm/answer/2839958?hl=en | 10:04 |
foobarry | location data collection | 10:04 |
diplo | hah, just did the same thing | 10:04 |
diplo | Anyone use OsmAnd instead of Google Maps for travelling? | 10:09 |
diplo | Tried it a year or two ago but didn't get on with it | 10:09 |
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brobostigon | anyone seen a bug before, where apt-cache just randomly runs, and it multiplies untill the system load of so high, the system is unrecoverable.? | 12:04 |
* penguin42 hasn't | 12:08 | |
* popey either | 12:09 | |
popey | apt-cache? not apt-catcher? | 12:09 |
penguin42 | brobostigon: Can you capture the command line given to the apt-cache ? | 12:09 |
brobostigon | the former, penguin42 | 12:10 |
brobostigon | penguin42: how? | 12:11 |
popey | ps aux ? | 12:12 |
brobostigon | ok, next time it runs, i will try and capture that. thank you. | 12:13 |
popey | also look at the parent process, see what triggered it | 12:13 |
penguin42 | just to try and get a clue for why it's being run | 12:14 |
brobostigon | i will try, i would like to know as well. | 12:14 |
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brobostigon | ps showed, apt-cache policy, | 12:18 |
penguin42 | just on it's own? | 12:19 |
brobostigon | and multiples of itself. | 12:19 |
penguin42 | what was the parent? | 12:19 |
brobostigon | how do i find out the parent process? | 12:19 |
penguin42 | ps -eaf | 12:20 |
penguin42 | 3rd column | 12:20 |
popey | pstree :) | 12:20 |
brobostigon | ok, i will look next time it plays up to see. | 12:21 |
brobostigon | | |-22*[sh---byobu-status---lsb_release---apt-cache] | 12:37 |
brobostigon | thats answers the question. | 12:37 |
penguin42 | oh god | 12:38 |
penguin42 | does it run byobu-status once per session or once per window? | 12:38 |
brobostigon | i do not know. | 12:39 |
brobostigon | i have killed byobu, to see what happens. | 12:41 |
penguin42 | brobostigon: I'm thinking it's something like it updates the status regularly; and if you have 'n' windows open perhaps it runs 'n' at a time | 12:41 |
brobostigon | penguin42: exactly, however i have three windows running, and there were definatly more apt-cache processes than that. | 12:41 |
brobostigon | had* | 12:41 |
popey | I use byobu all day and never see this | 12:42 |
popey | how long does the apt-cache run for? | 12:42 |
brobostigon | well, sometimes for just a few moments, and sometimes untill the whole system frezzes due to the load of said processes. | 12:43 |
popey | debian bug 682958 | 12:43 |
lubotu3 | Debian bug 682958 in byobu "byobu spawns apt-cache without end ... and freezes that way the system by high load" [Important,Fixed] http://bugs.debian.org/682958 | 12:43 |
brobostigon | that sounds about it, yes. | 12:44 |
shauno | lol @ screenshot of conky. I feel better about my own bug reports now :) | 12:45 |
brobostigon | :) | 12:45 |
penguin42 | brobostigon: Which ubuntu are you hitting it on? | 12:46 |
shauno | hm, https://bugs.launchpad.net/debian/+source/byobu/+bug/999151 has fix-released in 2013? | 12:46 |
lubotu3 | Ubuntu bug 999151 in byobu "manual "apt-get update" leads to infite apt-get calls and disk filling (-> DoS)" [High,Fix released] | 12:46 |
brobostigon | that bug shows it as fixed mar 2 years ago, but it still seems to be there. | 12:46 |
penguin42 | brobostigon: Which version are you on? | 12:47 |
brobostigon | Version: 5.87-1 | 12:49 |
penguin42 | brobostigon: But which Ubuntu - precise? | 12:49 |
penguin42 | hmm no, 5.87 is utopic | 12:51 |
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daftykins | alrighty, heading to Portsmouth on the boat then Wales :> | 14:21 |
daftykins | bike trip here we go | 14:21 |
daftykins | ta-ra \o | 14:21 |
Laney | |\/| ° ø | 14:34 |
penguin42 | http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-34151204 | 14:51 |
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foobarry | bought something off ebay from china..., tracking number is belgian post "out for delivery" :-| | 19:55 |
penguin42 | sometime in the next month it'll probably arrive | 19:57 |
foobarry | 3rd item i've bought lately, first 2 didn't arrive | 19:58 |
penguin42 | oh, not had that problem | 19:59 |
foobarry | i don't receive anything that doesn't fit in a tiny envelope | 20:00 |
foobarry | we'll see about this one | 20:00 |
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