[00:00] :-) [00:00] where I can make the bug report that users should be part of the input group by default now? [00:00] because that seems like a more sane default configuration than not having them be part of the input group [00:00] !bug [00:00] If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug using the command « ubuntu-bug » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs. [00:00] that will also make things like joysticks and gamepads happier [00:00] i don't know what package this would be for though [00:01] against the mtrack package i think https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xf86-input-mtrack [00:02] Josephpagoda-lap maybe this guy suffers the same https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xf86-input-mtrack/+bug/1445642 [00:02] Launchpad bug 1445642 in xf86-input-mtrack (Ubuntu) "mtrack fails on trusty" [Undecided,New] [00:03] as Newer versions of Xorg are rootless, they do not have permission to access input devices by default. [00:04] hello all [00:17] Hello [00:28] Ubuntu Mate 16.04 installation hangs indefinitely at timezone area when I went to type a new location... it is supposed to deleting partitions and formatting new ones in the background so I don't want to just shut off power. But nothing is happening. What should I do?? [00:28] i'm guessing using the server(cli selection) iso and then installing fluxbox would be the "mostest minimalist" way of doing it? (also same for i3?) [00:31] anyone? [00:32] allen__ how long has it been frozen ? [00:34] 15 min [00:35] is there really no simple way to have both python 2.x and python 3.x coexisting in peace in ubuntu 14.04 via repo? === JohnC is now known as compute [00:35] must I really install one of them from source? [00:36] Skaag: uh, what?> [00:36] Skaag: I have both python 2 and python 3 installed in Trusty; they're different entities stored differently if you're installing from the repos? [00:37] Skaag: that sounds like you have some 3rd party packages mess? [00:37] Skaag: 14.04 ships 2.7 and 3 in different packages already. what is your exact issue? [00:38] Skaag: as k1l said :p [00:38] * teward is lagging badly === Cyber_Akuma-Temp is now known as Cyber_Akuma [01:00] If I install Ubuntu to a single drive, and then later add other drives to my system that have their own MBR, will Ubuntu overwrite that MBR if I update grub? [01:02] well, when I installed 2.7 it was fine, and apt had no errors initially... I used the alternatives to make 3.4 the default, with 2.7 2nd [01:02] trouble started when I tried to install pip for 2.x [01:02] anytime you do python development, you should probably setup a virtualenv [01:02] just little scripts for yourself it's generally ok to use the system python [01:04] does somebody know a script that will stop apps from taking all my cpu [01:04] those are the packages I have installed, at the moment: https://gist.github.com/skaag/6dc2739819a26a406301caa2ce36dafb [01:04] dbz2k: ionice -c3 {script} [01:04] when I my computer gets 100% percent cpu usage it freezes [01:06] and this is my 'apt-get -f install' output: https://gist.github.com/skaag/3ce5b4c1f04ebfe580d75eccc157ccd0 [01:06] I don't know how to get rid of that [01:06] Skaag, will cpulimit survive reboots? [01:07] windoze often went to 100% cpu for me randomly, linux only does it when i'm expecting it in my experiences [01:08] lol people saying 'windoze' in the year of our lord two thousand and one score minus four anno domini [01:10] hey, i fart dust... i think i'm grandfathered in, literally. [01:10] oh man [01:12] Cyber_Akuma: Separate drives have individual boot code . so no .. installing another drive will not effect the boot code on the 1st drive . [01:13] ok found the issue... [01:13] you can't make 3.4 the default python, with update-alternatives [01:13] since apt relies heavily on it [01:13] if you do that, all goes to hell [01:13] Skaag: that's also in line with Python's policies for distributions shipping both [01:14] that python2 should remain the default until otherwise stated [01:14] so I made 2.7 the default, and suddenly apt works [01:14] at least according to their docs on the latest versions [01:14] Bashing-om, Dosent' it by default install it's own MBR so that grub will load when you install Ubuntu though? [01:14] wish I knew this before I wasted 5 minute of my life [01:16] Cyber_Akuma: Well .. yes and no . In a default " erase disk and install ubuntu ' the default is to install the boot loader to the 1st hard drive . - one could remove that drive to preclude writting to it .. .. or set up the partitioning manually .. and in the maunaul method .. one can direct where the boot code is installed to . === brian is now known as Guest90003 [01:29] Hello, anyone had experience with upgrading to windows 10 on a dual boot machine? [01:31] Thing is that i tried upgrading and now my grub is in rescue mode and for some odd reason i can't find my old ubuntu partition. [01:34] Ghostly: for repairing Grub try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows [01:35] Lothenon: partition is gone... [01:36] really? Then you have to install Ubuntu again. Hope you have a backup of your data [01:36] Hi [01:37] Lothenon, thanks for the link. [01:38] yw [01:39] how do you arase the history comments? [01:39] Ghostly: I wouldn't put it past Windows 10 to snarf up the entire disk; it is Windows after all. if the partition is gone though, you'll have to resize Windows 10 and reinstall Ubuntu [01:39] compute: what "history comments"? [01:41] press the up and down keyboard [01:41] in what? Terminal? [01:41] a third party program? [01:41] teward, i honestly kind of expected that, I was a bit silly thinking that it would leave my other os alone. Fortunately at least for now it has not eaten my unimportant ntsf partition with some junk on it XD [01:42] compute: you need to give more specifics and details, like "what history, in what program" for example [01:42] compute: there's at least fifty 'histories' on a system depending on the setups [01:42] Ghostly: to be honest, Windows 10 can't recognize Linux partitions [01:42] it could be a case that it read it as free space and autoexpanded. [01:43] makes sense. [01:43] Ghostly: in any case, though, that explains the grub failures, it's looking for a nonexistent partition :/ [01:43] I'm using irssi [01:43] xD [01:44] compute: then you mean the irssi commands history [01:44] ? [01:44] I think closing irssi and reopening it is the only way to clear that [01:44] In that program [01:44] xD [01:44] alguem do brasa? [01:44] !br | fabricio [01:44] fabricio: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br " sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigada. [01:45] to com um problema de funcionamento no meu compiz fusion [01:49] teward: I'm using irssi program... [01:49] i log in utuntu with ssh, and i excute some command that show me continueous text, but i closed connection by mistake. so i want reconnect ubuntu with ssh again. but i can’t see previous screen. then how can i do? [01:49] compute: i understand that. The only way to get rid of the irssi history is to /quit and then reopen irssi [01:49] at least, that's the only way I'm aware of to clear that [01:50] Thanks [01:50] Is there a channel for ubungu GNOME? [01:50] ubuntu* [01:53] pennTeller according to the docs there is #ubuntu-gnome i never used it [01:54] i log in utuntu with ssh, and i excute some command that show me continueous text, but i closed connection by mistake. so i reconnect ubuntu with ssh again. but i can’t see previous screen. then how can i do? [01:54] how can i see previous screen? [01:54] !tmux | jackcom (commands terminate on disconnection when sshing normally) [01:54] !info tmux | jackcom (commands terminate on disconnection when sshing normally) [01:54] jackcom (commands terminate on disconnection when sshing normally): tmux (source: tmux): terminal multiplexer. In component main, is optional. Version 2.1-3build1 (xenial), package size 237 kB, installed size 616 kB === Cron is now known as Guest2747 === JohnC is now known as Nickelback [02:16] I am currently running on an old ubuntu livecd session and have downloaded and *mounted* the 16.04.iso [02:18] is there a way to load the livecd installer within the currentlu running livecd session? [02:18] superguest: no. [02:18] superguest: you have to boot to the 16.04 livecd to get to its installer. simply mounting it in the older livecd won't help you [02:18] i only have have one usb. [02:19] then go buy a DVD and burn the ISO to the DVD? [02:19] or overwrite the usb stick. or go get another one somewhere, USB sticks are pretty dirt cheap nowadays [02:21] i cannot create a bootable usb, as the resource is busy, since currently running (old) livecd session is running off the target. === andre__ is now known as kxkdsxr [02:22] install old version then install new if its all you got] [02:22] superguest: and you have no other OS to boot to to create the LiveUSB? [02:24] fuck it i’ll install grub and then loopmount the iso [02:24] superguest: I do not know how it will work out in 16.04 .. but there is : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/ISOBoot <-allow booting/installing an .iso directly from the hard drive. [02:31] good evening anyone [02:31] What key do i have to press to have compiz cube? [02:31] I use Ubuntu-Mate [02:32] do you have compiz config manager installed? [02:33] need that the settings are there [02:33] compizconfig-settings-manager? [02:33] yes [02:34] i have mate and i had to install it [02:36] using compiz desktop cube right now with rotation [02:37] you have to goto mate tweak and change compositor to compiz before it will work [02:37] what do i have to type to have a cube? [02:38] you need to add workplace switcher to your panel [02:39] changing workplaces/desktops rotates cube [02:40] the compiz manager should show you the key bindings [02:40] viewport switcher? [02:42] no, workplace switcher that you add to panel provides multiple desktops [02:42] right click on panel [02:43] add to panel [02:44] Could one of you direct me to help for clonezilla? [02:46] where can I get help for clonezilla? [02:46] or info [02:47] tominator try #clonezilla [02:48] thanks [02:49] I'll try it; I would like to have an EFI boot partition and a regular BIOS partition on the same drive, so that I can move the drive freely between computers [02:52] Can I use clonezilla to copy a drive, but also insert an EFI partition? [02:55] the cube doesn't work [02:56] tominator: clonezilla does a good job of cloning drives, but it doesn't do a good job of modifying the drive image to add partitions that didn't exist when the image was taken [02:56] tominator: however, the channel #clonezilla is better for those types of questions [02:57] teward: Thanks for the info. Nobody seems to be on that channel :P [02:59] help msg [02:59] nickelback did you goto matetweak and change compositor to compiz? [03:00] if you review my steps in sequence they should enable cube [03:00] It works! [03:01] yay [03:01] I did it again [03:01] i changed the compositor and use compziz again [03:01] xD [03:01] awesome === alexandr2 is now known as alexandros_c [03:07] Hello? [03:07] hello [03:07] hello [03:07] How is everyone? [03:07] Good. [03:07] bad [03:08] 5 by 5 [03:09] k-arch why bad? [03:14] Oh I have my computer tower on the floor next to my desk and my dog pee-ed right inside of it, allot too, I'm jest looking at it like man that's going to be a pain to clean up [03:15] K-arch: Oh I have my computer tower on the floor next to my desk and my dog pee-ed right inside of it, allot too, I'm jest looking at it like man that's going to be a pain to clean up [03:15] i need help getting zoneminder cgi-bin folder to work [03:15] instead of executing the cgi-bin folder gets downloaded when i try to execute [03:16] helloooooo [03:16] trying to use ScriptAlias in apache config [03:26] exit [03:39] hi guys, i'm running ubuntu 14.04 I installed network manager and the pptp plugin, I created a pptp vpn, but when i click to activate it, nothing happens, not even a log in syslog [03:39] what should i do [03:40] repeated question I asked in #ubuntu-server ;; on server how do I manually install security updates on a one time basis, I do not want it automated with unattended-upgrades for a couple local policy reasons [03:40] damn it... s/,/?/ [03:41] dirty: http://askubuntu.com/questions/194/how-can-i-install-just-security-updates-from-the-command-line (last suggestion from second answer down) [03:42] somsip: thanks buddy [03:42] my zoneminder cgi scripts work now i think [03:42] but my monitors show red output instead of video feed [03:42] anyone know why? [03:43] CloudWalker: this doesn't seem to be an ubuntu issue - more like one with your scripts or the setting-up of them [03:43] true [03:59] If I want to properly install Windows 10 to dual boot with Ubuntu, I should install Windows 10 without UEFI (rather with legacy), right? [04:01] Bomber4Chats: it doesn't matter [04:02] the main support issue for Linux distros is Secure Boot, not UEFI. theoretically Ubuntu works with Secure Boot enabled, but eh. [04:02] apart from that, just install Windows first and Ubuntu second and it should be very simple [04:05] Stupid question, When booting Ubuntu from a Live USB, can i access said USB? [04:06] SailorMoon, yeah it should show up as a mounted drive [04:14] ay [04:14] ya [04:15] aye [04:15] yea [04:18] running ubuntu 14.04 - my server4.mydomain.com , the bandwidth is maxed out. people are downloading directly off its apache. so its doing 1gbit/sec right now.. if i type ssh root@server4.mydomadin.com uptime (to try to run the uptime command without logging in), it just sits there.. stalling forever...... but if i take off 'uptime' and just ssh root@server4.mydomain.com it logs in right away. [04:18] does anyone know what this means ? it has to do with the bandwidth being maxed out for sure, but why can i log in normally but i cant run commands without logging into this said-box ? Or.. if i do log in normally to server4.mydomain.com , FROM the machine, i cant seem to make outgoign connections to the mysql server. e.g i run mysql -u user -h mysql.mydomain.com -p and after i enter in the pw [04:18] it just sits there. Simiarily, if i type *from within server4.mydomain.com* : ssh user@mysql.mydomain.com uptime - it doesnt go anywhere. but once i take off the uptime, it logs in.. i feel like theres got to be some setting in /proc or sysctl that i can change, tahts network related, socket related or connection related, to alleviate the situation ? === me is now known as Guest39947 [04:21] :D [04:21] Hi ? [04:21] anybody here? [04:21] hello [04:21] nimelis: ohai [04:21] how to get a user name in freenode ?? [04:22] I dont know, this is the very first time I'm using Ubuntu [04:22] haha === csyogi1 is now known as csyogi [04:22] How long does it take to install?.... It's been a while now [04:23] !register | guest5351 [04:23] guest5351: Information about registering your nickname: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat/Registration - Type « /nick » to select your nickname. Registration help available by typing /join #freenode === guest5351 is now known as asif [04:26] hi [04:26] how to register ?? [04:26] my nick is now asif [04:26] asif: /msg nikserv help register [05:04] if ubuntu live updates, thats just temporary in ram, right? [05:04] guys, im losing my mind [05:04] im writing a shell script, and if I execute a particular command [05:04] USBINFO=$(/sbin/blkid) [05:04] it then runs everything from that point on in the file multiple times [05:04] HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE [05:06] SailorMoon: Correct . Only exist in ram and will not persist a reboot . [05:12] Hi , I want create new shortcut in kde 5 for running script file How I can do this ? === robert_ is now known as Guest6868 [05:29] Hello, I need help getting my sound back after a motherboard change and an alsa reinstall (thought it would fix it, but now I don't have a /proc/asound anymore. Here is more info : http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=797c0491442d901ac5050e04ba157b1758d290c2 === pascal__ is now known as pascal === flynn is now known as b0ne [05:45] Hey [05:45] Hi everyone! I just got a Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 11e, and I'm trying to figure out how to tell when the screen is rotated [05:46] Bashing-om: Hey! [06:01] * bigdissaved goes to the vending machine in room and grabs a Dr Pepper [06:01] * bigdissaved goes and sits on the couch, waiting for somone to wake up... [06:01] * bigdissaved stares at walls [06:02] bigdissaved: I return . What it be like now ? [06:03] it is all good so far. I wanted you to know. :) [06:03] still have a few apps to install, printer, adobe reader, etc... [06:04] bigdissaved: Nuclear solution works again :) === Tundra-OldDsktop is now known as Tundra-Sleep [06:05] with dkms, I have it build my wireless modules on kernel update... at 4.4.0 if a 4.4.5 or 4.5.0 comes down the pipe, do I have to update dkms settings? Just wondering [06:06] and with armagedin on the drive.... I did it last time to 15.4, and it worked for a day, then the graphics did that, with stock vod modules [06:07] bigdissaved: I really do not know with wireless drivers .. DKMS is "supposed" to deal with it .. but ........ [06:08] ok, I can do it manually.... and it is easy.... make clean all install, and depmod... done [06:08] just nice to not have to worry about it every kern update [06:10] Howdy y'all. Does anyone know what syntax keepalived's config files are in? Here's an example of it https://dpaste.de/PtmW [06:10] I need to programatically edit the config file but unsure if there's an existing parser for it [06:11] bigdissaved: In the Nvidia driver build, one has to explicitly opt into DKMS . Do not know about wireless . I suspect it might be similar . [06:14] I did it manually ish.. [06:15] hi [06:17] how can i access guest account files from my account === schmidtm_ is now known as schmidtm [06:21] * ron__ a un reve, c'est que ubuntu fonctionne un jour :x [06:21] salut tous le monde === jrusso is now known as MadcapJake === cyphase_ is now known as cyphase === zeddii__ is now known as zeddii_sweden [06:33] !fr | ron__ [06:33] ron__: Nous sommes desoles mais ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. === athairus is now known as afkthairus [06:35] My end of session .. G nite . [06:36] is there a way to prevent Evolution from running on startup ? It uses some memory for nothing, because I never use it (and the only thing I have in my autostartup menu is Nvidia server settings) [06:36] gn [06:53] Hello. [06:53] militaries [06:53] When I type that word my Ubuntu tells me it's a spelling mistake? [06:56] hey guys, I'm using ubuntu as a quick and dirty NAT firewall and its decided not to resolve addresses for a few computers on the network, was never a problem till I migrated servers recently. === Hobbyboy|BNC is now known as Hobbyboy [07:15] hello? [07:15] how can I join any other channel? [07:16] /join #channelname [07:16] hey guys, I'm using ubuntu as a quick and dirty NAT firewall and its decided not to resolve addresses for a few computers on the network, was never a problem till I migrated servers recently. [07:19] LordSesshomaru ask also on ubuntu forums, relevant section, networking - forums is very busy [07:20] formulate posting, all the information [07:20] nomic: ok [07:20] cos it isn't exactly peak hour here -- when it is ... it is a very specific q. [07:29] hi === Senj is now known as Senji === Senj is now known as Senji === slartibartfast is now known as Guest81574 [08:11] I am the server admin of ubuntu and I want to check which user use how much cpu [08:11] is there any command [08:11] in ubuntu [08:14] Amritpal: a starting point http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/88613/how-is-it-possible-to-sort-ps-commands-cpu-field [08:14] aramlow: w [08:14] sorry, mistab [08:14] Amritpal: w === EriC^^ is now known as explosive [08:24] how do I create a file in /usr/bin/ ? sudo mousepad is giving errors that I'm not sure if I can safely ignore. [08:24] LonelyDanbo: best practise would be not to. gksudo might be what you need to avoid sudo errors though [08:25] hi [08:25] LonelyDanbo, which error? [08:25] LonelyDanbo: better to create in /usr/local/bin or even ~/bin depending on who will use it [08:25] LonelyDanbo: if you want to add a local binary/script, use /usr/local/bin [08:25] hm... what's best practice for making a script to run from my toolbar then? [08:25] LonelyDanbo: put it somewhere in your path. No need to be in global path [08:25] I am trying to get my sound back. Apparently the daily build for alsa that I would like to try is failed. Do you know where I could get the latest previous daily? https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-audio-dev/+archive/ubuntu/alsa-daily/+packages http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=797c0491442d901ac5050e04ba157b1758d290c2 [08:26] in my path? [08:26] LonelyDanbo: 'echo $PATH' [08:27] echo $PATH: command not found [08:28] LonelyDanbo: don't type the ' [08:28] I tried it the first time without quotes and it stalled. [08:28] hi [08:28] oh. now it's working. strange. [08:29] who are u [08:29] !ot | enesgunce [08:29] enesgunce: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [08:29] hi guys, short question: how do I burn an iso to an usb stick? [08:29] LonelyDanbo: that is your users path. you can see /usr/local/bin in already in there, so the shell will find any executable files there. [08:30] Norux, should it be bootable? [08:30] lyze: yes [08:30] hm. same error trying to sudo mousepad in usr/local/bin . I guess I need to try gksudo [08:30] Norux: german? (looking at your ip) then read this guide https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Live-USB/ [08:30] LonelyDanbo: yes, that's why I said to use gksudo [08:30] hm. not installed. how did I get this previous .sh file written without it? [08:31] LonelyDanbo: why not create the file elsewhere and copy it across with sudo later? [08:31] !info usb-creator-gtk | Norux [08:31] Norux: usb-creator-gtk (source: usb-creator): create a startup disk using a CD or disc image (for GNOME). In component main, is optional. Version 0.3.2 (xenial), package size 20 kB, installed size 152 kB (Only available for amd64; i386) [08:31] Norux, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick [08:32] ok. I'll see if that works... [08:32] lyze: thanks, it works ;) [08:33] Fuchs, w - Show who is logged on and what they are doing. But I need how much capacity of cpu used by different users. [08:33] how can i start mongo on ubuntu 14.04 [08:33] service is started but how can i access the db [08:33] Arcaire: w should also show CPU, if you need more: you can use ps [08:33] inside it [08:33] see the link above [08:34] Amritpal: read the man page, look for 'JCPU'. [08:34] ok. I also need to set execution permission on the file as well, right? something +x ? [08:34] LonelyDanbo, chmod u+x [08:35] what's the 'u' for? [08:35] user [08:35] LonelyDanbo: you probably want to use 'chmod +x [08:35] LonelyDanbo: 'chmod +x', sorry. execute for all. [08:36] ok, thanks. [08:36] How can I force purge a broken cgroupfs-mount? [08:37] hey,guys [08:37] the normal force purge fails because it fails to stop the service (even though its not actually running) === MacroMan_away is now known as MacroMan [08:57] little question: when i use a long password for my server LCRT (Linux control remote tool) does not accept the password. i think its to long. can anyone help me? [08:58] In Ubuntu 14.04 I launch ccsm > Window Mangement > Scale > Bindings, and bind "Escape" to Initiate Window Picker. But it doesn't work. Is this standard behavior? It's annoying. [08:59] Zta77: if you are using unity then you can see the default keyboard bindings by holding the win key [09:03] auronandace|work: I know. And my newly assigned key combination will also show up. But it still doesn't work. === Zta1 is now known as Zta77 [09:17] need help [09:19] zaki: With? We dont read minds in here. [09:20] Verification of your TeamViewer version failed! TeamViewer will quit for security reasons. Please reinstall TeamViewer [09:20] after installing teamviewer,when i tried to open it, it gives me this error. [09:21] hey Spookan ! [09:28] zaki: talk to the people behind teamviewer [09:28] where? [09:28] zaki: wherever you got it from. [09:28] zaki, https://www.teamviewer.com/en/help/ [09:29] hellp [09:29] Doesn't that simply mean that your teamviewer is updated and you should update it? [09:30] tryed with latest version. [09:30] ./exit [09:31] Did you try reinstalling it like the message says? [09:35] yap, brunch875 [09:35] but nothing happened. [09:35] * brunch875 shrugs 😖 [09:36] contact teamviewer as suggested then zaki === alexandr2 is now known as alexandros_c [09:41] bazhang, (y) [09:44] Please help me! Any amount helps! I'm going to be homeless unless I have $500 by Wednesday! Here's my bitcoin address: 1PZGpx9MqpiEF951d6dRYVirFMZyQdBk7B [09:45] wrong channel bpb [09:47] hi, i'm building a script based on bluetoothctl and i want to get rid of all the [NEW],[UPD],[CHG] messages on the output. someone here knows how to disable them? [09:48] Please help me! Any amount helps! I'm going to be homeless unless I have $500 by Wednesday! Here's my bitcoin address: 1PZGpx9MqpiEF951d6dRYVirFMZyQdBk7B [09:48] bpb: Get a job? [09:48] Spookan: in 2 days?! [09:48] stop asking here bpb [09:49] i'm trying my best [09:49] i'm on 14.04, wish to upgrade to 16.04 lts. release-upgrades are configured to be lts-only. if i run do-release-upgrade it tells me there's no new release. [09:49] please any amount help [09:49] helps [09:51] is 16.04 not marked as an lts release? why else might do-release-upgrade not find it? [09:51] !ltsupgrade | ppf [09:51] ppf: Users of 14.04 LTS will be offered the automatic upgrade when 16.04.1 LTS is released, which is scheduled for July 21st. [09:52] k1l: alright, ty [09:52] ppf: if you still want to upgrade before its officially opened on the LTS path you need the -d switch for the development upgrade [09:53] how stable is that? [09:54] if you ware concerned about stableness then dont run things labeled as "development" :) [09:58] :) [09:58] until juli, is there a backport/ppa of a recent cmake? [09:59] morning, whats the forciest way to remove a package [10:00] like, the killall -9 way of removing one [10:00] hi === abhishek_ is now known as Guest23149 === Guest23149 is now known as abhigenie92 [10:01] Any suggestions to this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/snapd/+bug/1589006/comments/25 [10:01] Launchpad bug 1589006 in snapd (Ubuntu) "Failed unmounting Mount unit for nvidia support in snappy" [Critical,In progress] === m1dnight1 is now known as m1dnight_ [10:07] Hi, I just installed an Ubuntu 16.04 server, want to have it connect with openvpn to my network. On 14.04 I just put a conf file in /etc/openvpn and restarted the service, but that no longer works? [10:08] it works fine [10:08] if you put the right config file in the right place openvpn will pickup the config [10:08] ikonia [10:08] ikonia: I have a standard .ovpn file that I renamed to .conf [10:09] thats a client file [10:09] That config file worked on 14.04 [10:09] not a server file normally [10:09] ikonia: correct, the ubunut 16.04 is a client to my openvpn server [10:09] then what service are you restarting ? [10:09] as the client is "on demand" not a service [10:10] ikonia: I see two services with systemd, openvpn and openvpn@, google pointed me to the @ as the client service. [10:10] ikonia: According to google, I should be able to systemctl openvpn@configfile start [10:11] systemctl is nothing to do with openvpn or systemd [10:12] sorry - I worded that a mess [10:12] systemctl controls systemd, client vpns are also started as services [10:12] I meant systemctl will start a service, the client is not a service, [10:12] :-) [10:12] the client being launched as a service is just a wrapper for basically typing openvpn $1 [10:12] ikonia: Yes, they are started as services [10:12] so that you don't need a controlling tty [10:12] indeed, but it will do that at boot [10:12] no different than say using network manager [10:13] yes, I can see the value to that [10:13] however, would it not make sense to validate the config file first by trying to launch openvpn your.config [10:13] ikonia: I did and that works [10:13] ok - so the actual config file works, thats a good start [10:14] gvs77: so the next logical setp would be to verify the systemd unit file to see exactly what/how it's launching [10:18] ikonia: I just rebooted the VM and it started up the VPN [10:18] Just needed a reboo? [10:18] reboot [10:21] gvs77: that seems odd that it would require a reboot [10:22] ikonia: yes... [10:22] But it works now, so I'm happy ;-) [10:22] thanks === ediz_ is now known as Ediz [10:33] has anyone tried install clang-3.8 on ubuntu 12.04 [10:34] or any other recent version of clang [10:37] !info clang [10:37] clang (source: llvm-defaults (0.33ubuntu3)): C, C++ and Objective-C compiler (LLVM based). In component universe, is optional. Version 1:3.8-33ubuntu3 (xenial), package size 3 kB, installed size 28 kB [10:37] my problem is that i need to run it on 12.04 [10:42] TTtest new user [10:43] how can I mount a ZFS volume? the new guide does not say: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Reference/ZFS [10:52] Lope: they are automatically mounted, you set the 'mountpoint' property on the datasets to point where you want it mounted. [10:52] Lope: you can also use 'zfs mount/umount' to do it manually. [10:53]