[00:00] Bumbolicious: as in run that - it should tell you the dependencies that are being called so we can see more detail over what's slow for each step [00:00] gimme a min [00:01] Bumbolicious: also, if you aren't running any services on it (eg it's not a server) you might be able to disable NetworkManager-wait-online.service, but I'm relatively new to this systemd nonsense; I tend to run LTS releases on servers for some time, and run macs for client machines (due to some commercial applications) [00:01] I'm sure someone more versed in modern Ubuntu behaviour will chime in if I'm talking nonsense [00:02] @linxeh it's not a server [00:04] Bumbolicious: fwiw, all of those times are *way* higher than on my laptop, and it's defintiely a bit worrisome your disk is so high, probably means you are seeing effects of IO [00:04] How would I go about creating a systemctl service that starts a tmux session with a command? Is this possible? [00:04] Bumbolicious: in comparison, e.g., snapd.firstboot.service on my laptop takes 906 ms [00:04] nacc: what HDD is it ? [00:05] Bumbolicious: and same question to you [00:05] linxeh: well, mine is an SSD, that's what i mean -- if the disk is slow as to show up as about 1/5-1/6 of the boot time, that's a problem, imo [00:06] Ubuntu 16.04, no internet. Ethernet plugged in, other computers on switch have internet. nmcli g says connected + enabled. But no internet. [00:06] welcome to 5400 or slower drives :) [00:06] that age, if it's a laptop, it could easily be a 4,200 [00:07] @linxeh http://paste.ubuntu.com/23423134/ here it is critical-chain. 4200 or 5400 as I recall [00:07] though maybe not with that quad cpu [00:07] └─run-user-1000.mount @33.996s [00:07] ouch [00:07] energizer1: 'ping -c3 8.8.8.8 ' positive result .. and ' ping -c3 ubuntu.come ' fails ? [00:08] Bumbolicious: you got any USB storage devices plugged in, or a CDROM in the drive etc? [00:08] @linxeh nope nothing [00:08] @linxeh no cdrom connectec [00:08] *connected [00:09] Bumbolicious: is it a dual boot machine with windows or some other OS ? [00:09] @linxeh bumbolicious here. nope clean and fresh only lubuntu [00:10] Bashing-om: negative [00:10] actually I'm misreading that log [00:11] looks like it's apparmor and NetworkManager taking the time [00:11] wireless internet, or wired? [00:11] energizer1: Ouch then .. can you ping the local host ' ping -c3 127.0.0.1 ' ? [00:12] Hi, does anyone here happen to know how ubuntu gnome resizes the wall paper upon a resolution change? I'm running into a strange issue where going from 800x600 -> 1024x768, and the wall paper stays in 800x600 size. [00:12] @linxeh wire [00:12] ryasdgasgas: ok, and no wireless in the machine? how long does it take to boot if the machine isn't plugged into the LAN ? [00:12] @linxeh shall i disable ntp.service first? [00:13] hi there. im having a problem whenever attempting to resume after a suspend, this is on a Lenovo X1 Carbon laptop. It's just a black screen, cannot ever wake back up ever suspend, reproduces almost every time. I updates BIOS settings already and tried disabling some sleep features. I recently dug into syslog and I see some definite crashes, anyone could [00:13] take a look and see if they can make any more sense of it than me, or suggest solution? https://dpaste.de/Jox8 [00:16] Bashing-om: yes, pinged self successfully [00:16] @linxeh you there? [00:17] energizer1: Well that is good news .. on the network .. can you ping your router ? [00:17] Hello, does some body know how to fix this eror http://storage6.static.itmages.com/i/16/1104/h_1478218607_8536038_7dcbdf20c3.png ? I see it every time after boot. [00:19] jordan_us: I repaired windows old school. thx for your help [00:19] ryasdgasgas: sorry went to get a drink [00:20] ryasdgasgas: ntp service looks like its only taking 100ms [00:20] @linxeh -4 seconds with no lan connected [00:20] would anyone advise an antivirus so I can be sure whatever hit my firefox isn't still in there and that doesn't happen again? [00:20] FatherWh0_: Great. Lets make sure that it won't happen again though. Please pastebin the output of "debconf-show grub-pc". [00:20] ryasdgasgas: the @xx.yyy seconds means the time it started after boot, the +zzzms is how long that task supposedly took [00:20] ryasdgasgas: hmm [00:21] @linxeh so it's something with the networkmanager service... [00:22] @linxeh also ─apparmor.service @6.609s +8.653s. any idea about that? [00:22] ryuu: it could be, but that might be just a symptom of something else. can you paste the output of dmesg into something? be warned - there will be lots of it [00:23] ryuu: apparmor is known to be slow; these things could be IO related [00:24] @linxeh http://paste.ubuntu.com/23423183/ there you go. dmseg [00:24] ryuu: however, on my NAS (no GUI, Ubuntu 16.04.1) it took +123ms [00:24] *dmesg [00:24] Bashing-om: im plugged into a switch, which [is plugged into a wall and also into some routers] [00:24] ryuu: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/8400ba1381d2774dde1c4351127f6bcd [00:25] Bashing-om: i can ping 192.168.0.1, which seems to be one of the routers attatched to the switch [00:25] ryuu: that's on a system with an older SSD, and a Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU G1610T @ 2.30GHz (16 GB ram) [00:25] ryuu: ok, taking a look [00:26] @linxeh Q6600, 4gb ram, Lubuntu, HDD 5400rpm [00:26] ryuu: ok, perhaps IPv6 is playing up - your LAN is presumably just IPV4? [00:26] @linxeh i think so [00:27] ryuu: can you paste the output of ifconfig ? [00:28] energizer1: Well .. we follow the path .. we know in house is good (host) and we know cannot get onto the web .. so what is in between ? well a swirch and a router .. can you ping that router ' ip route ' to get the info . [00:28] @linxeh i've set ipv6 to ignore btw. which specific line do you want from ifconfig? [00:29] ryuu: well, it was more to see if any ipv6 stuff was there. was going to suggest you try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WebBrowsingSlowIPv6IPv4 (the "Permanently disable ipv6 in 14.04" bit is probably still relevant) [00:29] though no doubt systemd changed sysctl.conf too [00:30] Bashing-om: sorry i didn't quite understand what command you're recommending [00:31] @linxeh i'm disabling it right now [00:33] ryuu: however, I think it might be clutching at straws. I'm seeing a 27 second delay there from it trying to start the network to it being ready at the end - at the link level (lines 782-786) [00:34] @linxeh so what should i do? [00:34] energizer1: Oh my bad communications skills .. what returns for ' ip route ' . ? See if the machine has a network path . [00:36] ryuu: I've just been googling - some suggest turning off IGMP on your router/switch, but there seem to have been lots of issues with that chipset (but that might just mean it's very common / popular) [00:37] ryuu: some suggest trying the r8168 driver instead, but that's beyond what I'd be comfortable advising [00:37] ryuu: I take it the ipv6 thing didn't make a difference? [00:37] @linxeh gimme a sec [00:37] Bashing-om: default via 192.168.0.1 dev enp0s31f6 proto static metric 100 \ 169.254.0.0/16 dev enp... \ 192.168.0.0/24 dev enp... [00:38] ryuu: someone with the same issue it seems - https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/299569 [00:39] http://pastebin.com/fDR20uQD [00:39] @linxeh can't get ipv6 disabled.. === adam_ is now known as adymitruk [00:39] ryuu: you may need to edit the grub config and reinstall- one of the later comments on that last links explains roughly what to do there [00:40] jordan_u: sry should have pinged you on that. === JanC_ is now known as JanC [00:41] energizer1: well the gateway is " 192.168.0.1 " and you say you can ping it ... I honestly do not know what to say that you can not route out of the router . [00:41] @linxeh gonna restart now gimme a min [00:43] How difficult would writing a driver for a Novation Ultranova be, given this information? https://focusritedevelopmentteam.wordpress.com/category/linux/ === ilk is now known as 7IZAAC85F [00:44] FatherWh0_: OK. That shows that the grub-pc package is still configured to install grub to the internal drive on grub-pc upgrades. Lets fix that. [00:44] Bashing-om: `ping 8.8.8.8` says `from 192.168.0.1` ... destination net unreachable [00:45] FatherWh0_: Please run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc --frontend text". [00:45] @linxeh ipv6 disabled. same time [00:46] emitattuo, if one was experienced in writing audio drivers, probably not too bad. === 7IZAAC85F is now known as ilken [00:46] @linxeh i'm on [00:47] jordan_u: that gave me "Linux command line:" [00:47] FatherWh0_: It should ask you some questions. Leave them at their defaults for all except install devices. [00:47] FatherWh0_: Hit enter to accept the default (which is empty). [00:47] energizer1: As you can ping the router . will take some one with the greater LAN experience than I have to advise . [00:48] How the heck do i change plymouth theme? [00:48] i've been searching but can't find any solution. [00:48] other distros have plymouth-set-default-theme utility, but ubuntu of course does not. [00:48] Thanks, lordcirth. I'm unfortunately not at all experienced in writing audio drivers, or anything, for that matter. It seems like at least some of the groundwork is laid out in that post. [00:48] jordan_u: ok which option 1-7 [00:49] extinct_potato, http://askubuntu.com/questions/2007/how-do-i-change-the-plymouth-bootscreen#2292 ? [00:49] FatherWh0_: Please pastebin the output so that I can see the options listed. [00:50] does not work lordcirth. it tells me that there is nothing to configure. [00:50] jordan_u: it's waiting for input. I don't know how to switch to outputting to a file on the fly [00:50] i modified an existing theme, and apparently you need to "register" it, but of course i can't find how. [00:50] jordan_u: it's asking what to do about modified configuration file grub. [00:51] jordan_u: winsall maintainer's, keep local, compair [00:51] FatherWh0_: Select the text and either right click to copy or use ctrl+shift+c , then paste into http://pastebin.ubuntu.com . [00:51] FatherWh0_: Compare. [00:52] jordan_u: http://pastebin.com/1BWE4NYm [00:52] jordan_u: this is where being used to windows shows. lol. sry, didnt know you could do that. [00:54] FatherWh0_: 3 [00:54] FatherWh0_: (Then pastebin the new output) [00:55] exit [00:55] jordan_u: http://pastebin.com/6ZVfGkqz [00:55] what a fantastic thing. nobody knows how to apply a custom plymouth theme in ubuntu. like, there is no up to date information whatsoever. [00:57] "/lib/plymouth" apparently is deprecated, since it is not present in the system [00:57] extinct_potato: sudo update-initramfs -u [00:58] fatherwh0: Do you want a nice splash screen during boot, or do you want to see verbose white text on a black screen? [00:58] extinct_potato: or something. it's read from initramfs at boot or something [00:58] jordan_u: prefer verbose [00:58] linxeh, this command only updates initramfs. it DOES NOT provide me with selection of custom theme. [00:59] i appreciate the help, but please, understand the command you are trying to explain first. [00:59] FatherWh0_: Great, then "2". [00:59] extinct_potato: right, but presumably you've installed them in /usr/share/plymouth/themes and done the update-alteratives thing? or has that all changed too? [00:59] that is correct linxeh [00:59] extinct_potato, unity-tweak-tool might be a help with themes [01:00] but after update-alternatives it says that there is nothing to configure, and that there is only one theme. [01:00] ugh :/ [01:00] !info unity-tweak-tool [01:00] unity-tweak-tool (source: unity-tweak-tool): configuration tool for the Unity desktop environment. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.0.7ubuntu2 (yakkety), package size 367 kB, installed size 2797 kB [01:00] you will find all hidden themes there [01:00] OerHeks, i am not talking about Unity themes (i do not even run Unity). [01:01] extinct_potato: seen this? http://askubuntu.com/questions/775301/unable-to-use-a-custom-splash-screen-in-ubuntu-16-04lts [01:01] extinct_potato, so what version are you using then? [01:02] jordan_u: ok on this option screen, Im assuming sda is the 'right' answer but is there any harm in not installing the grub to my boot drive? I'd be fine will telling the pc to boot to external when I want linux unless that'll cause issues. [01:02] I am running Xubuntu OerHeks [01:02] jordan_u: sda (1) is the bios boot drive but a simple F9 is not offensive to me. [01:02] Hey, this is something linxeh ! [01:03] this actually addresses my problem. [01:03] thank you so god damn much. [01:03] extinct_potato: well, hopefully it will work! it is stackoverflow and linux related after all... [01:04] FatherWh0_: I would say that for you "sdb" is the right answer. Note, do not select a partition like "sdb1". [01:04] meh stackexchange :) [01:04] it should work linxeh. what i do not understand is why ubuntu changed the layout, preventing users from changing the themes. [01:04] ridiculous. [01:05] extinct_potato: progress. and systemd. everything is systemd's fault. [01:05] i get the meme, but sadly systemd has nothing to do with it linxeh [01:05] :) [01:06] look, if systemd is responsible for the latest macbook pro's being somewhat underspecified and overpriced I'm sure it can be responsible for splashscreens not working :) [01:06] haha fair enough [01:07] jordan_u: http://pastebin.com/C9mNhUzY [01:07] For using dropbox should I install nautilus-dropbox or the dropbox package from Dropbox itself? [01:07] hi, what are the limitations for ubuntu running from a thumb drive? [01:08] i want to test ubuntu studio to control a musical keyboard running some digital audio software with VTS plugins..will I be able to do it from a thumb drive? [01:09] can I install VTS plugins and what not whit the OS running from a thumb drive? [01:09] JFlash: Yes. [01:09] JFlash, You mean VST plugins? [01:09] yes sorry [01:10] Rarrikins, so what are the limitations? [01:10] fatherwh0: That is correct. And I just realized that that was what you had configured already to start with. Two strikes against me since my advice also made Windows fail to boot for you earlier. Sorry, but everything should be good to go now. [01:10] Rarrikins, will it install softare on the harddrive or only on the thumb drive? [01:10] JFlash, only on the thumb drive. [01:11] JFlash: Either you have the disk as writeable and you're limited in space that way, or it uses a RAM disk and you're limited in space that way. [01:11] hello world [01:11] protocol_hive: Saluton Mondo!! [01:12] JFlash: It depends on whether it's using a RAM disk or not. If RAM disk, it isn't stored permanently. If the drive with Ubuntu is writeable, it will use up space there. [01:12] jordan_u: lol, it's no worries. All fine now and I've learned a lot. Nothing like a crash coarse. Last question: since I got my browser hacked what antivirus would you advise? I'd like to make sure this system is clean. [01:12] what about performance and memory wise, will there be limitations aother that read access on the thumb drive [01:12] JFlash: It won't use the hard drive. [01:12] JFlash: USB drives are generally slow compared to hard drives. [01:13] linxeh: how are things? [01:13] well the whole point is to be able to skip latency which is common in midi software [01:13] JFlash: However, programs load themselves into RAM, so once that's done, it should run just as fast as otherwise. [01:14] but I suppose the instrument emulation will be completely done in memory and CPU only so there is no IO other than the USB midi io itself? [01:14] JFlash: One method you might consider is to shrink the current hard drive OS's partition and install Ubuntu onto a new partition. [01:14] JFlash: Then, if it doesn't suit you, you can delete the Ubuntu partition and resize the old partition back. [01:14] protocol_hive: good, I guess :) [01:15] it's a laptop so the SSD is already small but yeah.. that's also a possibility thanks for sugesting [01:15] JFlash, using a faster (USB 3.0) drive would help. The UbuntuStudio variant of Ubuntu is already set up for that sort of thing. [01:15] That sort of thing being music production [01:15] cool, i do have usb 3 [01:15] Rarrikins, emitattuo thank you for your help [01:15] linxeh: have any experience with tor routers running on a ras pi? [01:16] JFlash: No problem. [01:16] JFlash, You're welcome. [01:16] make america great again! [01:16] just kidding. haha [01:16] see ya [01:17] protocol_hive: not really; the raspberry pi is probably not that relevant though. tor isn't something I really have a need for either I'm afraid [01:18] linxeh: i see, just thought id ask [01:18] There may be a distribution just for using it as such, protocol_hive [01:18] mmmmm pi's im trying to learn on one currently [01:18] but for dashboards and monitoring [01:19] drjam: for most things you are better off with a VM, unless you want to do the hardware side or are trying to specifically learn ARM / pi stuff [01:20] drjam: yea, ive been looking into one for a while. was thinking of making a mobile hotspot using a dist and tor. just something ive been thinking of. [01:20] drjam: don't get me wrong, I've got several pis of different vintages and configurations (and various ARM dev boards too) [01:21] linxeh, yeah ive got a couple of hyper-v servers here for the dashboard stuff when i gert to it properly (i have ubuntu and grafana, JUST learned how to use it) [01:21] protocol_hive, that wold be cool i reckon [01:21] protocol_hive: look at gl-inet gear for that sort of thing [01:21] low power and sits ini a corner [01:21] protocol_hive: $30, 2 nic's, USB, wireless, other features depending on the model, openwrt from the factory [01:22] orlock: ill look into it now. I just ordered my pi and a cool little 2.8 screen. [01:22] i just did a google for that and got....im not even sure what iim looking at [01:22] these arrive in a usable state [01:22] siterankD ? [01:22] FatherWh0_: That's an interesting question. It's hard to say what happened to you with firefox, though maybe looking at the browser history with a tool other than firefox could lead you to find what website you accidentally went to, and then you could figure out exactly what happened. I will make an educated guess though that whatever caused the popups to keep coming up whenever you started firefox A: [01:23] Was not OS specific, so it probably would have acted exactly the same had you visited the page with Firefox on Windows and B: Would not have shown up in a Windows antivirus scan. There are options for antivirus in linux, but generally the types of threats you need to worry about in linux are the type that wouldn't show up from an antivirus scan. [01:25] jordan_u: In windows my antivirus does protect me from malicious web scripts like that one. Is there any similar types of protection in linux on the browser end? [01:26] FatherWh0_: If you want to, you can install clamAV, which is generally used by linux users who want to protect Windows users. For example, if you are running an email filter or file share on a linux box. I have heard that it's not as good at finding Windows viruses as some other proprietary antiviruses, but is still good for it's intended purpose. You can also install AVG free, which has a linux version. [01:26] I think that if you do so you will find that it will show your old firefox directory (if you've still kept it) as not having any viruses, which probably won't be very comforting as you know that there was something causing problems and it was likely mallicious. [01:27] by the time a virus checker picks anything up it's likely no longer a real threat. run selinux, clear profiles regularly, browse anything suspect in a VM. [01:36] FatherWh0_, never thought about teamviewer might be the culprit? [01:38] -jordan_u: again much thx for your help. [01:39] Can't get Office 2000 to run under POL... details here: https://www.playonlinux.com/en/topic-14866.html [01:40] FatherWh0_: You're welcome. [01:40] can someone tell me how to open a gnome-terminal window.. then run a command, then keep the window open without closing it? [01:41] apb1963_: Try asking in #playonlinux . [01:42] Jordan_U, didn't think to look for the channel. thanks! [01:43] although i did think that if someone in the POL camp new the answer they'd respond in the forum. Only 41 users in that channel :/ but I asked anyway. [01:43] s/new/knew [01:46] apb1963_: You're welcome. [01:47] im using ubuntu 16.10.1 and i cant update my software because i aparantly have broken packages (2) [01:48] synaptic package manager would not show mt any packages with broken dependencies [01:48] SpeedrunnerG55: Show the channel - in a pastebin site - the outputs of terminal commands ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade ' we get the errors then in contect . [01:49] context* [01:49] ok [01:51] http://pastebin.com/s223xCCp [01:51] her [01:52] !info libgnuradio-iqbalance [01:52] Package libgnuradio-iqbalance does not exist in yakkety [01:53] ok? [01:53] SpeedrunnerG55: ^ PPA ? .. show ' apt-cache policy libgnuradio-iqbalance ' . [01:53] !info libgnuradio-iqbalance xenial [01:53] Package libgnuradio-iqbalance does not exist in xenial [01:54] i should remove it? [01:54] thatl remove my gqrx program [01:55] SpeedrunnerG55: Depends on what is broken, what it takes to fix , if it is supported .. if the maintainer is willing . [01:55] hi [01:55] !info gr-osmosdr xenial [01:55] gr-osmosdr (source: gr-osmosdr): Gnuradio blocks from the OsmoSDR project. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.1.4-8 (xenial), package size 204 kB, installed size 1340 kB [01:56] http://pastebin.com/nPqyqPBF [01:56] this? [01:59] SpeedrunnerG55, Is gr-osmosdr something you use? [01:59] SpeedrunnerG55: Yeah .. you can try removing/re-installing gr-osmosd. OR ppa-pruge to revert to what is in the repo . [01:59] i used to play with gqrx [02:00] SpeedrunnerG55, Well, if you don't use it anymore.... removing it would likely solve your dependency problem... Bashing-om agree? [02:01] oh you did already. nvm :) [02:02] apb1963_: SpeedrunnerG55 Uh Huh .. I am a firm believer in if it ain's used get rid of it .. keep it clean behind . [02:03] ok, i removed libgnuradio-iqbalance [02:03] Bashing-om, I'm a firm believe in if it ain't broke don't fix it... this was broke. [02:03] apb1963_: Yeah .. remove that sucker . [02:03] SpeedrunnerG55, try upgrading again [02:04] still updateing [02:04] i think its workingnow [02:05] and i think i ment to say 16.04.1 [02:05] not 10 [02:05] Bashing-om, my booties are still hosed... one of these days I'll be back for help with it. Not today though. [02:06] apb1963_: K. Patience is a virtue, Me I waiting replacing my Bios chip, see if that heals my system . [02:06] hmm! [02:07] Bashing-om, what makes you think that's the problem? [02:11] apb1963_: New harware old system . I do not want to enable HWE so not much other choice than to see if upgrading Bios will not help . === done is now known as Guest81134 === agrippaz is now known as a9ripp4z [02:12] nope didnt work [02:13] ill pate the results === a9ripp4z is now known as agrippaz [02:13] http://pastebin.com/Ka1jX9U0 [02:13] here === allizom1 is now known as allizom [02:16] I would run an the autoremove it suggests and then re-run the whole thing to get a cleaner report. Too much going on in this one. [02:17] the new report will be focused on just the errors rather than all the successes this one shows. [02:17] hi there , [02:17] anyone can help in Cm 13 [02:17] SpeedrunnerG55, ^^^^ [02:19] shirzad [02:19] safari [02:19] i dont know [02:20] adout useing the app [02:23] I seemed to have borked my sshd somehow, on Ubuntu 14.04 I ran a non-specific apt-get upgrade which bumped up openssh-client openssh-server openssh-sftp-server openssl, I can no longer shell into my droplet (digitalocean). I’m at a loss and all ssh -v is revealing is connection refused. I see the attempt in /var/log/auth.log with: “session closed for user root” “session closed for user root by deploy” (deploy being the loc [02:23] user) [02:23] I’m at a loss of how to further diagnose [02:23] and running that upgrade was just flat out stupid [02:24] http://pastebin.com/NEMNJ55K [02:24] that better? [02:25] nope [02:25] i didnt hit y [02:25] http://pastebin.com/PeuuycRJ [02:25] there [02:25] ufw says my ssh port is open and okay, I don’t use fail2ban, my ssh service launches, however when I `ps aux | grep ssh` I only see the grep command, not sure if it actually running [02:26] kshah: What machine was the upgrade run on? [02:26] Ubuntu 14.04 [02:26] So the droplet? [02:26] yes [02:26] Have you tried using DO's console access to restart sshd? [02:26] yes [02:26] it reports it restarts, but I still can’t connect [02:27] kshah: Are you using key or password based authentication? [02:27] key [02:27] torrent is no more :'( [02:27] SpeedrunnerG55: " Package virtualbox is not configured yet. " so ya want to keep VM ? [02:28] can i keep the virtual disks? [02:28] yeah, honestly, I don’t even think sshd is running [02:28] and use them when virtualbox it configured [02:28] I should be able to grep for that pid === precise|cubs is now known as precise [02:29] if I “sudo service ssh restart“ -> “ssh stop/waiting“ -> “ssh start/running" [02:29] but perhaps its dying right there, and I’m unaware of a tool to check validity of a sshd_config [02:29] Bashing-om, I would start with what's on the "kept back" list before tackling virtualbox. [02:30] SpeedrunnerG55: sure ! .. 1st though fully update the system > however, there is " nvidia-opencl-icd-361 " depending on how the graphic's driver was installed, might break . [02:30] kshah: vim does nice syntax coloring of various types of files like that one, showing you whether something is as expected. [02:31] kshah: It's obviously not going to find all possible problems, but it'll find some. [02:31] Rarrikins: that’s a good idea, will use, I know there are weird particularities around the Subsystem syntax which I am using [02:31] and Match Group [02:31] I run an internal-sftp [02:37] kshah: Anything useful from increasing verbosity at all? [02:38] xwalk: yes, debug2: ssh_connect: needpriv 0 [02:38] well, not necessarily useful, but additional === Wulf4 is now known as Wulf [02:44] kshah: I'm not too sure what else it would be other than a PermitRootLogin setting in the droplet's configuration at this point. My knowledge of ssh is fairly limited, though. [02:46] xwalk: I heard you, I’m equally at a loss.. I feel like maybe some pregenerated keys or something are no longer valid, maybe something needs to be regenerated. But I have no clue if I’m completely making that up or not [02:46] I tried dpkg-reconfigure [02:46] to no avail === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [02:49] kshah: Can you ssh to localhost? [02:59] Howdy. Recently tried installing AMDGPU-Pro 16.40 and then using the AMD-APP-SDKInstaller-v3.0.130.136-GA on Ubuntu 16 [02:59] for whatever reason, the ld paths or something didn't get configured right [02:59] gcc could never find lOpenCL [02:59] I removed the 16.40 driver and then installed the 16.3 driver and everything worked fine. [03:00] dunno if this is the best spot for this, but there it is [03:04] Gotta get those 480s mining? [03:04] hehehe [03:04] hi everyone [03:04] no, im trying to get 8 of them running on one board because.... i have 24 dimension goggles [03:05] Of course. Silly me. [03:05] anybody know how can i umount my partition after reboot on my external encrypted hdd? When i whant mount i have msg: Error mounting /dev/dm-5 at /media/zeli/b1aaf831-1bec-4682-9b95-b08644987171: Command-line `mount -t "ext4" -o "uhelper=udisks2,nodev,nosuid" "/dev/dm-5" "/media/zeli/b1aaf831-1bec-4682-9b95-b08644987171"' exited with non-zero exit status 32: mount: /dev/mapper/oldsm-root is already mounted or [03:05] 24-d [03:06] /media/zeli/b1aaf831-1bec-4682-9b95-b08644987171 busy [03:07] i check 'mount' command and i dont have mounted this resource [03:08] but 'lvscan' print active /dev/oldsm/root and swap_1 [03:09] zeli: Show the channel in a pastebin site the outputs of terminal commands ' sudo blkid ; cat /etc/fstab ' see if we can spot the issue . [03:10] http://pastebin.com/WPdpdExK [03:11] one i mount my ecrypted hdd and ecrypt my home directory [03:11] but now i cant becose busy or mounted [03:12] before mount hdd on nautilius and ecrypt /home/username from command ecryptfs-recover-private [03:18] Bashing-om: are u there? [03:21] zeli: Yeah here ,, look'n at how we can find " /dev/mapper/oldsm-root: UUID="b1aaf831-1bec-4682-9b95-b08644987171" TYPE="ext4" is mapped to . what returns ' ls -l /dev/disk/by-label ' ? [03:22] /dev/mapper/oldsm-root -> ../dm-5 [03:23] i try umount /dev/mapper/oldsm-root or /dev/dm-5 but i see only i not mounted [03:25] zeli: Sorry, I do not know enough of how raid arrays are built to advise . [03:26] heh [03:26] maybe u know how can i deactive resourse on lvscan? [03:27] zeli: Nope there either .. hang loose here and see if there are those here who do know . [03:30] ok then i connected on screen:) [03:31] then i wait for mastah Ubuntu:) [03:33] zeli: Good , repost if no response in about 20 minutes . [03:34] ok, thanks! [03:35] hi [03:35] can i ask ? [03:35] hi [03:36] u asked now [03:36] :P [03:48] does anyone make the license.txt working in the snap apps? in my place, it never prompts me to accept the license. http://snapcraft.io/docs/snaps/structure === cigumo_ is now known as cigumo === diaosi is now known as ggwl === ggwl is now known as tt [04:03] Can errors like this crash my computer, because there are a lot of them [04:03] (tracker-miner-fs:3139): Tracker-CRITICAL **: (Sparql buffer) Error in task 48 of the array-update: UNIQUE constraint failed: nie:DataObject.nie:url (strerror of errno (not necessarily related): No such file or directory) [04:07] I need some help on ubuntu 16.04 installing wmic..does anybody successfully installed it in ubuntu 16.04? [04:10] aten, what is wmic? [04:10] !find wmic [04:10] File wmic found in check-mk-server, libsdl1.2-dev, libwine, libwine-development, uqm-content, wizznic-data [04:11] trying to get windows details from snmp [04:11] eg processor for monitoring purpose === nullniverse is now known as threshold [04:14] looking at this page, http://techedemic.com/2014/09/17/installing-wmic-in-ubuntu-14-04-lts-64-bit/ , that wmic is last patched 2015 .. http://www.openvas.org/download/wmi/ do you really want this? [04:17] i tried that solution before.. but seem it wont work in 16.04 [04:22] -H1LL4RYkillsJEWS:#ubuntu- Vote for Hillary Clinton to dissolve our alliance with Israel! Vote for Hillary and watch the Jews die! Vote for Hillary to respect ISIS's rights! Vote for Hillary to illegalize free speech! Vote for Hillary to triple the national debt! Vote for Hillary to ship more jobs overseas! Vote for Hillary to make Russia great again! [04:23] nvm oerheks.. i try to googling more.. [04:23] thanks [04:28] dd [04:29] Is there an #ubuntu-offtopic channel anymore? === threshold is now known as nullniverse === lyn is now known as Guest35187 === EoflaOE is now known as xXEoflaOEXx === Guest35187 is now known as ZhangPDE [05:10] !paste [05:10] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [05:12] hi === root is now known as Guest65154 === Guest65154 is now known as taofeng [05:12] hi [05:13] city [05:13] ? [05:14] ay [05:19] Hi [05:19] hi === kbdkode is now known as koffeekbd [05:24] when is fedora 25 officially coming out? [05:26] xutt: This is NOT a Fedora support channel: #fedora is. [05:28] yeah but the channel forces me to register [05:28] so I can't ask a question there [05:28] just wondering if anyone knew in here [05:28] I'm trying out Linux and it's... quite a different world [05:29] xutt: Do you have any screenshot app to show you that #fedora forces you to register? [05:30] apparently there's a #fedora-unregistered channel [05:30] automatic redirection [05:30] oh haha alright asking in there [05:30] not sure why I assumed it kicked me out [05:30] got it [05:30] thanks [05:31] What's a simple way to put a lightweight GUI on Ubuntu? I just need it to edit files in a text editor really, that's been the hardest part without GUI - navigating and editing [05:31] anyone here? [05:32] Vagabond33: You can try `nano` to edit files in a terminal. [05:32] Vagabond33: If you really want a GUI, there's something relatively heavy like `lubuntu-core`. [05:32] Vagabond33: I'm sure there are lighter-weight ways, like only installing X and a simple editor, but I haven't tried any, so I'm not sure what they are. [05:33] I see [05:34] Vagabond33: Maybe something like xmonad or Openbox. [05:34]