[00:00] sphrak: if it was permission, it's be 403 or 50x [00:01] tomreyn: that makes sense yes, hmm [00:01] mikubuntu: which "big crash"? [00:05] hey [00:05] anyone active? [00:06] mikubuntu: hmm "maxthon" doesn't seem to be an ubuntu package, so forget i asked. [00:06] tomreyn: several mos ago this box went to black screen immediately upon doing a software update. at the time i was too busy to fix it, and only recently did a fresh install of lub 14.04. but previously maxthon worked very well and was light and fast on the feet. [00:06] anyone like hacking with ubuntu? [00:06] !ask | noah [00:06] noah: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [00:06] I'd like to ask for some help partionining a Win7+Ubuntu install on a PC with HDD+SSD [00:08] Installing Win 7 first on the SSD. Then Ubuntu on the SSD. Thinking of putting / on SSD, /home on HDD and /swap on SSD [00:08] Dunno if it's better to just put the whole of / and /swap on the SSD and then direct the Movies, Music etc folders to the HDD using Gnome Disks [00:09] loonoox: Partitioning is a personal use case thing . You can get as may opinions as there are partitioners . What is the specific question you have ? [00:10] I understand. I want to specifically ask whether it is ok to have /swap in the ssd and have a single / partition in the SSD and then just move around files to the HDD as required [00:11] loonoox: Yeah, that sounds like a good plan to me . I too recently installed to SSD and I have /swap left on the SSD ( ram enough such that swap is not pounded ) . [00:12] Great. I figured putting /home on the HDD would not be optimal as all the software and configs would go on there and slow the system down [00:13] the (packaged) software doesn't go to /home [00:13] you could symlink ~/.config to the SSD [00:14] and ~/.local [00:14] i need to implement a captive portal for my local wifi, what options does ubuntu have, i am assuming i have two network cards [00:20] So my CherryTrail surface 3 running ubuntu 16.10 freezes on high cpu load and I need to hard shutdown my system here are some error from when it froze while playing a bluray rip [00:20] http://pastebin.com/raw/sQJQHqyV [00:21] Bray90820: You're crossposting... [00:23] Since I finally managed to have a working ubuntu install, I figured I might try to also have one with a more appropriate partitioning scheme. The installer does not seem to be able to deal with lvm's at all, how come? Or is something missing? [00:24] I have install ubuntu on /dev/sda3 can i move to sda4 [00:25] ramadhan: why [00:26] ramadhan: You can, but it's a bit messy. [00:26] winterbear: i think you can do it with the desktop installer when you choose manual partitioning [00:27] winterbear: you definitely can choose it with the server installer, and i think it will do it by default there, too. [00:27] tomeryn: that's what I'm trying, but the installer seems incapable of doing anything lvm-related [00:27] that is, I can choose the automatic lvm option, but not the manual one [00:27] which releasE? [00:27] winterbear: you can use the Ubuntu server ISO and setup LVM to your needs. And after first boot, you can install a full blown desktop with just one command. [00:28] currently on daily x86_64 (but I also tried 16.04 and 16.10) [00:28] bekks: I guess I'll try that [00:31] Question, 16.04, any way to stop the annoying popup dialog telling me there are updates available? [00:33] systemd0wn: System Settings, Software and Updates, Updates tab. [00:34] ChaiTRex: I saw that but "when there are security updates" only has three options and none of them are "leave me alone" :) [00:35] well you should not ignore security updates, that's why, i would guess. [00:38] I never get the security update notifications... strange. [00:38] I haven't updated either. === andre_ is now known as Guest64752 === Guest64752 is now known as Alfprado === JanC_ is now known as JanC [00:55] irc.freenode.net [00:58] im having trouble with munin, the graphs never show up in the web interface. it looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/u3ByZHD.png im using nginx and spawn-fcgi since I want to use cgi for graphs. Any ideas? (ubuntu 16.04) [00:58] daft question but can you have multiple desktop enviroments on a compter at once? i.e gnome, kde, etc [01:01] that tobhonest looks more like a web problem than a ubuntu but i could be wrong [01:01] * bekti [01:02] http://munin-monitoring.org/wiki/FAQ_no_graphs have you looked through this sphrak [01:03] #bekti [01:03] velus: yes sir I did.. but to no help.. [01:04] is it single server setup or a multi server [01:04] velus: its single server setup, the munin node is the same as munin master [01:05] is the hostname correct acording to the config file? [01:07] velus: what do you mean? correct in relation to what? :) [01:08] hi, suppose you have minimal install of Ubuntu. How do you install only MATE without any additional apps? For example with XFCE it's "sudo apt install xubuntu-core^" [01:10] i.e if you do hostname on the server it would say the same thing exactly as on the config, so you would be able to telnet into the 4949 (standard port) for the server to get the stats [01:11] velus: oh rigt, yes those are the same. [01:11] i am asuming this is on an internal network and not on a main server [01:12] !info mate-desktop [01:12] mate-desktop (source: mate-desktop): Library with common API for various MATE modules. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.16.0-1 (yakkety), package size 24 kB, installed size 89 kB [01:12] velus: yes sir, it is [01:12] is the hostname localhost.domain? [01:12] or somthing a likt [01:13] velus: no its aresfour :) [01:14] and in your hosts file /etc/hosts do you have a loopback address to it i.e 127.0.0.1 aresfour [01:14] velus: Im getting these errors in nginx log: 192.168.1.102 - - [10/Nov/2016:02:05:37 +0100] "GET /munin-cgi/munin-cgi-graph/aresfour/aresfour/uptime-day.png HTTP/1.1" 404 5 "https://example.tld/munin/aresfour/aresfour/index.html" "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:49.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/49.0" [01:15] pastbin it please [01:15] AppAraat: This answer looks apt to what you ask : http://askubuntu.com/questions/180872/installing-mate-desktop-environment-without-installing-the-applications . [01:15] velus: yes I have it in /etc/hosts [01:16] can you pastbin the config and the hosts file [01:16] velus: sure, both munin.conf and munin-node.conf? [01:17] yes please [01:17] hullow [01:17] Bashing-om: ah thanks a lot! [01:18] what means unregged? [01:18] AppAraat: Be aware .. a minimal core install is ONLY a booting kernel and a wired interface ability . You add all other things that YOU want . [01:19] velus: https://dpaste.de/yHxD this is munin.conf [01:21] velus: https://dpaste.de/zS92 munin-node.conf [01:21] velus: https://dpaste.de/8uSS and the hosts file [01:22] Bashing-om: interesting, are you referring to the netinstall? Because after finishing the netinstall I usually observed some extra packages being installed, not strictly only the kernel + wired interface. [01:23] alanj__, [01:24] sorry this laptop is going funny so switched over to other pc [01:24] hey lol, guys, I have a really good one... [01:24] AppAraat: Well .. best I recall in the netinstall .. there is a extensive menu offered to what you may want to install by default . === andyhuzhill1 is now known as andyhuzhill [01:25] ok, so you dress up like a girl. You go to a bar. You pull a guy into the toilet and let him fuck you in the ass.. but just when he's about to cum you pull of your wig and whipe off some of your lipstick and say: "looooool, I'm a dude! TROLLD! HAHAHA" [01:26] node and master are on the same server? [01:26] also tell him that you've got aids [01:26] computer [01:29] hey guys, whats the channel for ubuntu server? [01:29] damn... [01:29] that was crazy [01:29] im getting a problem [01:29] I am doing the install and it says /dev/sda1: clean, 65844/44744704 files, 3165922/178977536 blocks [01:30] bofh_gang: what was? [01:30] dont know what i did wrong... first time instlaling ubuntu server [01:30] igorchenko, seems you REALLY enjoy trolling [01:31] igorchenko, ops, bot you - the guy [01:31] not [01:32] breezy_: " /dev/sda1: clean, 65844/44744704 files, 3165922/178977536 blocks " is a normal systemd advisory . [01:33] breezy_: "clean" is a good thing. [01:34] Bashing-om: interesting, I'll check it out and report back. I'm actually somewhat interested as to what exactly the most minimal configuration of ubuntu is. [01:34] velus: did you get the configs? [01:35] yes i did [01:36] ah good [01:36] AppAraat: My working very minimal install: http://termbin.com/1hws . [01:36] Bashing-om: ChaiTRex , then why is it just "paused" here [01:36] i have a black screen... nothing is running [01:36] this is my FIRST time using Ubuntu server [01:37] and sphrak try changing adrress to aresfour in the config line 99 on main config [01:37] breezy_: In that case think graphic's driver .. try and boot up with the 'nomodeset' boot parameter . Depending, is what is done next . [01:38] how to do that> [01:38] alanj__: you mean the localhost address? [01:38] !nomodeset | breezy_ [01:38] breezy_: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter [01:38] Bashing-om: nice, do you have a GUI installed on it as well? [01:38] where you have the ip address try it with aresfour [01:39] AppAraat: I do have as xfce4 as on-demand . ( and as well there is google-chrome ) . [01:40] alanj__: what do you mean? [01:40] hostname instead of ipaddress? [01:41] so i have to go into the bios? [01:41] and then grub? [01:41] i can't type in any commands ubottu [01:42] breezy_: Try pressing Ctrl+Alt+F2, then, if it's still blank, press Enter. If that doesn't work, try Ctrl+Alt+F7. [01:42] ChaiTRex: im at the black screen pressing that and none of that is working [01:42] should i be doing this upon reboot? [01:44] breezy_: Nope: it should work if the system has booted. Try the suggestion for nomodeset. [01:44] breezy_: Boot to grub boot menu. 'e' key for edit mode -> boot parameter screen . arrow down to the line starting with linux, and across to "quiet splash" I suggest that you replace quiet splash with the term nomodeset. key combo ctl+x to continue the boot process . Now what results ? maybe all we have to do is install a graphic's driver . [01:44] https://dpaste.de/Sfho [01:44] yes [01:44] alanj__: alright ive done that now [01:44] Bashing-om: cool. I am now trying out a minimal desktop. MATE + Kwin. As of now booted into MATE I'm using 188MB or RAM. === Mathis|2 is now known as Mathis [01:45] AppAraat: :) .. all in what you make it ,... and as light it is extremely fast . [01:46] alanj__: but it still produces the same symptom [01:46] also try to telnet into it i.e using telnet connect to it i.e o aresfour 4949 [01:46] ChaiTRex: Bashing-om None of that is working.... i can't type any keys at all... [01:46] its just a black screen with that one line on it [01:47] alanj__: yes telnetting/netcatting works as expected [01:47] i tried ctl+x [01:47] can i see a screen print of the telnet [01:47] alanj__: I honestly think this is a webserver issue [01:47] sure, one sec [01:48] AppAraat: breezy_ What type system > efi ? Reboot, then as soon as the firmware screen clears spam the escape key to get grub's attention . [01:48] also run this so i can see the debug of the system [01:48] im on a laptop [01:49] i installed from usb [01:49] but i removed the USB now [01:49] alanj__: https://dpaste.de/eVBX this is the output from telnet [01:49] i installed it on my partition [01:49] err, my hard drive [01:49] alanj__: what kind of debug output? [01:49] okay wait, i just plugged in my USB and now a bunch of code is running [01:49] there should be some out put telling you what is hapening [01:50] alanj__: yeah but from which log? there are several logs :-) [01:50] in telnet can you type nodes and tell me if the reply is correct [01:50] https://imgur.com/a/Prf4o [01:51] it should show it on the screen [01:51] breezy_: Right, and we want to see grub's ( GRand Unified Bootloader) menu . ^^ now if this is a MBR (legacy ) system , it is the shift key that grub looks for. [01:52] su -s /bin/bash munin $ /usr/share/munin/munin-update --debug --nofork --stdout --host aresfour --service df [01:53] try that and it should give you some output [01:53] on the screen [01:53] Bashing-om: i press the shift key nothing happens [01:53] breezy_: so you plugged in that USB stick, tried to boot from it, and saw all those errors? [01:53] no [01:53] i started the system up with the USB, unplugged the usb and plugged it back in and saw those errors [01:54] when i start the system up with no USB, i get ONE line on a black screen and im not able to type anything or press anything [01:54] /usr/share/munin/munin-update --debug --nofork --stdout --host aresfour --service df > /tmp/update.debug that would write it to a file and not on the screen sphrak [01:54] i took a udemy course on how to install [01:54] so i followed his instructions but can't seem to get it to work [01:55] breezy_: ok, so your main goal is to install Ubuntu on your machine? Do you want it alongside your Windows install (dualboot) or as single install? [01:55] single install [01:56] i chose to install it as my hard drive [01:56] I want ubuntu SERVER [01:56] im installing ubuntu SERVER not ubuntu [01:57] alanj__: https://dpaste.de/m2SJ this is the output I got [01:57] breezy_: All the same ,, just the desktop and installed applications are the difference . [01:57] ok, so as Bashing-om said, you are looking for a dialog menu from your BIOS or UEFI (most likely UEFI) to which you can tell from which device you want to boot from. Getting to that menu differs from manufacturer, so you just have to try out some keys when you're booting your machine. [01:58] (or alternatively you can look up your manufacturer + boot menu on google) [01:59] breezy_: after you've located the menu (note: the USB stick has to be inserted prior) you just have to select your USB stick as boot device. [01:59] alanj__: couldnt this have to do with the nginx config perhaps? [02:00] you will need to add the other ip to the hosts file i just rembered that so your top two sections of the hosts should be 127.0.0.1 aresfour localhost /n 192.168.1.50 aresfour localhost /n ...... [02:00] sounds like its not finding it in the hosts === guest-eFT7Qt is now known as Alx1023NYC [02:00] once that is done do a $ /usr/share/munin/munin-update --nofork --debug and see what it says === Alx1023NYC is now known as ALX1023NYC [02:01] ok thanks bashing [02:01] i will try === ALX1023NYC is now known as LEX1023NYC [02:02] Bashing-om: AppAraat you're saying i plug in the USB, select the USB as the boot device.... then i try to get into the grub menu??? [02:02] yes [02:02] im in the installer bootmenu now [02:02] advanced options? [02:02] or should i try typing something [02:03] no, just press "Install Ubuntu" or the sorts [02:03] i already installed it though? [02:03] why would you want to install it again if you installed it? [02:03] breezy_: Well. no .. let's not use the USB. At this time we are "assumming" that grub got installed properly to the hard drive, and in this install there is no access to a graphic's driver . We tell the system there is no driver and to use the fall back system driver with 'nomodeset" . [02:04] Bashing-om: but i can't type anything. [02:04] it was installed correctly [02:05] AppAraat: i dont want to install it again.... i already installed it.... but when i boot up i get that one line "/dev/sda1: clean, 65844/44744704 files, 3165922/178977536 blocks" [02:05] i can't type ANYTHING or go anywhere. [02:05] breezy_: Then reboot, and in your bios set the hard drive as 1st boot priority, as soon as the bios screen clears hold a shift key , do you now get the grub boot menu ? [02:06] breezy_: oh ok I didn't know it was already installed, then follow Bashing-om's instructions [02:06] i've tried rebooting without the USB i still get that one line [02:06] alanj__: that doesnt seem right, aresfour will then point to both 127.0.0.1 and 192.168.1.50 [02:07] my bios is set for it to run hard drive as 1st priority [02:07] it says "dev/sda1: recovering journal" [02:08] then dev/sda1: clean, 65844/44744704 files, 3165922/178977536 blocks [02:08] breezy_: Well system has detected a problem, and is trying to fix ..let it run . [02:08] yes can you try it see what happeneds [02:09] cos it myight be trying to call one or the other [02:09] https://imgur.com/a/8vkIl [02:09] you're saying i should just let it run [02:09] for how long approxiamtely? last time i gave it 10mins [02:10] ok just noticed your originally running aresfour on 127.0.1.1 have you set that in your system properly [02:11] alanj__: hosts file is default, but I also noticed that.. [02:12] ifconfig lo:0 127.0.1.1 netmask 255.0.0.0 up that will set the ipaddress properly if you want it on another loopback than the 127.0.0.1 [02:12] !sysrq | breezy_ [02:12] breezy_: In an emergency, you may be able to shutdown cleanly and reboot by holding down Alt+PrintScreen and typing slowly, in succession, R, E, I, S, U and B. For an explanation, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key [02:13] hallo. [02:13] Bashing-om: that sysrq doesnt work [02:14] oh!!! [02:14] i dont know what it was but when i put alt+printscreen now i get the login !!! [02:14] any tips for ubuntu? just installed it and still a newbee here. [02:14] breezy_: In my experience, it has never ever failed inless the system was so messed up that there was no hope for the install . I do not think this is your case of a messed up install . [02:15] i mean it works now [02:15] !manual Snarky read [02:15] cfhowlett: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [02:15] not sure what i did [02:15] !manual | Snarky [02:15] Snarky: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ [02:15] !fcm | snarky [02:15] snarky: fcm is THE Ubuntu Community Magazine - find it at www.fullcirclemagazine.org, or #fullcirclemagazine [02:15] !sysrq [02:15] In an emergency, you may be able to shutdown cleanly and reboot by holding down Alt+PrintScreen and typing slowly, in succession, R, E, I, S, U and B. For an explanation, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key [02:15] ubottu: i think it was the alt+printscreen [02:15] breezy_: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [02:16] ubottu: are u rly [02:16] breezy_: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [02:16] breezy_, /msg the bot [02:17] breezy_: "i mean it works now" ??? .. such that you are booting now to terminal ? or what ??? [02:17] thanks cfhowlett. reading those things now. [02:18] happy2help! snarky and welcome. also see the ubuntuforums and /ubuntu [02:18] have you tried it yet? with either the spelling mistake or adding the ip to the rules ??? sphrak [02:18] Bashing-om: https://imgur.com/a/BbhBs i have this screen now [02:18] before i couldnt even type anything [02:18] i think it was the alt+printscreen [02:19] but it could be your suggestion of typing in !sysreq [02:19] or maybe i just gave it time? [02:20] breezy_: Yepper, you are booted ! .. You said that you installed a server . now tell the system what you want of it . there is NO gui in a server install . [02:20] alanj__: I found something strange.. there is no plugins in /etc/munin/plugins/ hmmm which explains why there is no jobs for the hostname [02:20] yes i understand that bashing [02:21] im actually taking a course on udemy about UbuntuServer... so im trying to follow along [02:21] but got an error along the way and for some reason wasnt able to bypass [02:21] what do u think the problem was in case i encounter this again? [02:21] Very much appreciate your help btw Bashing, ubottu evveryone === angrykoffee is now known as kbdkode [02:22] ok what was the output after the fix [02:23] breezy_: Take exterme care in following old documentation .. with 16.04 + all old documentation may no longer apply . What release have you installed ' lsb_release -a ' to know ? [02:23] I havent done it yet.. im checking why there is no plugins .. hold on [02:23] 16.04 [02:23] 16.04.1 LTS [02:23] was there a big change in documentaiton from 14 to 16? [02:24] breezy_: K; 16.04 is systemd .. older docs will be for upstart . take care to understand the difference . [02:24] ok [02:25] systemd and upstart are completley diff? [02:26] yes [02:26] is it no plugins? [02:27] alanj__: the /etc/munin/plugins directory is empty [02:27] breezy_, they are so different that you would be well advised to stop doing what you're doing and go read up before proceeding. also, see the #ubuntu-server channel for more focused advice. [02:28] alanj__: I think I should try to reinstall it.. [02:29] ok backup your configs [02:32] alanj__: how would I reconfigure the munin package? [02:32] how do you mean? [02:33] well I tried uninstall, and install again - but there is still no plugins in /etc/munin/plugins/ [02:33] when i installed it (just to play with it a while back) i just did aptitude install munin-? which installed them all which was ok [02:33] one sec my system is rebooting again [02:33] ah okey testing [02:38] ok i have screwed up my harddrive again lol its ok i have a new one [02:39] lol [02:40] alanj__: munin-node-configure --shell --suggest is suppose to create the symlinks but they dont :s [02:41] im not sure why what version you using === Sigyn` is now known as Sigyn === kbdkode is now known as koffeekbd [02:44] alanj__: v2.0.25 [02:47] alanj__: I think i fixed it now [02:48] gonna wait till munin is updated tho [02:48] ok [02:48] im trying out the win version soon [02:49] win version? [02:51] alanj__: fuck yes got myself some graphs now FINALLY :D [02:51] thank you so much for the help buddy [02:51] language!! sphrak this is a family friendly channel. please moderate your language. thank you. [02:51] YOUR WELCOME JUST GLAD I CAN HELP [02:52] cfhowlett: oh sorry, got really excited its all [02:52] i'm child broo hehehe [02:52] guys, question about software and updates. [02:52] :D [02:52] Snarky, ask. [02:53] I have this pending additional driver that says "unknown:unknown from intel since I'm using an intel CPU, should I install it? [02:54] Snarky: "firmware" in the name ? [02:54] Snarky: It doesn't say anything about microcode? [02:54] Basing-om: it says firmware [02:54] Jordan_U: it says microcode in the description. [02:57] Snarky: We are not looking over your shoulder . but this in terminal ' apt show intel-microcode ' . Is this what you are looking at ? [02:57] Snarky: Then yes, install that. It's an update to the code that runs the CPU itself. It's proprietary, but so is the code that is permanently flashed into the CPU so you might as well run updated proprietary microcode rather than out of date proprietary microcode. [02:58] Bashing-om: just a sec, Novice here. let me try that. [03:00] @Jordan_U: Thank you, I will install it now. I understand it as well. [03:01] http://pastebin.com/T4Rtz4DL [03:01] @Bashing-om: Well, I was using the software & update feature in ubuntu, I was updating the OS and I encountered the additional drivers tab and saw there was one detected. I'm not sure of the detected driver because it stated that "this device is not working". [03:01] Someone can help me with that? I get "connection to storage server failed" when trying to log on roundcube [03:02] and I have this error, pastebin, in my syslog [03:02] be right back, need to reboot my computer. [03:02] Snarky: The "this device is not working" message is incorrect. It's there because the developers weren't thinking of microcode when they made the message. [03:02] @Jordan_U: understood, I will be right back, need to reboot first. Thank you. [03:04] i'm back [03:05] hello, what is topic today? [03:05] sphrak, when your redy to try again i shhould be about [03:07] hey guys, does anyone have any information about why some process on ubuntu 16.10 keeps trying to connect to localhost:4101? [03:07] even on a completely clean install with no changes [03:10] lsof -i :4101 shows nothing (presumably because no connection is actually made), nethogs can determine that it's from root, but can't determine the program causing it [03:11] nothing listens on localhost:4101, wireshark reports that a rst, ack packet is returned to the port that sent the syn packet, at which point another syn packet is sent from a new port number (in increments of 4) [03:12] both ipv4 and ipv6, but only sending tcp packets [03:17] Jordan_U: can you suggest me on how to change the theme of the ubuntu? I already installed unity tweaked tool. [03:20] snarky: noobslab.com , try open it. [03:21] many themes for ubuntu in there [03:22] I ended up doing manual partitioning with gparted and {pv,vg,lv}create + mkfs from the desktop livecd. The installer crashes when trying to mkswap on the lv swap partition, so I had to mark it as unused. Will this make any difference outside of fstab and GRUB_CMDLINE_DEFAULT options? [03:22] enma: thanks, will check it now. [03:22] are there any environment variables in the /etc/network/if-up.d/ scripts that i can use to identify the interface? [03:23] I ended up doing manual partitioning with gparted and {pv,vg,lv}create + mkfs from the desktop livecd. The installer crashes when trying to mkswap on the lv swap partition, so I had to mark it as unused. Will this make any difference outside of fstab and GRUB_CMDLINE_DEFAULT options? [03:24] Welp, the installer just crashed as I posted this. It failed to install the grub efi on /target/ and then "installer crashed". [03:24] Looks like even manual partitioning will let the installer not blow up... [03:24] I'm honestly amazed this ever got released [03:25] Hello, how i can stop mysql? i did /etc/init.d/mysql stop, systemctl stop mysql, systemctl stop mysql.service, not matter what command i do i can't stop mysql. Ubuntu 16.04 [03:28] sudo /etc/init.d/mysql stop ? [03:29] service mysqld stop? [03:32] Kurogane: 16.04/10 ? then try as ' sudo systemctl stop mysql.service ' ? [03:33] did you read what command i post? i try all of them and not work [03:35] Kurogane: quilty as charged . maybe find the correct system name - as the system knows it - for the mysql package ?? [03:40] well fixed rebooting the server, and try again now give me this. http://paste.ee/p/sPAzF [03:42] If you can repeat the problem, then you could try using upstart to see if the problem persists, then report the bug appropriately. [03:48] i'm not really sure, i install mariadb and dunno why i have debian config? this is what i have when i reboot the server http://paste.ee/p/LDbBG [03:50] I can't seem to install the themes from noobslab using the terminal, any suggestions?. [03:56] Kurogane: An upgrade to 16.04 ? then -> Server will fail to start, causing upgrade/installation of MySQL to fail. See: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mysql-5.7/+bug/1571865 . [03:56] Launchpad bug 1571865 in mysql-5.7 (Ubuntu Xenial) "mysql fails to start after upgrade if previous defaults were customised" [High,Fix released] === dan_ is now known as Guest33561 [04:02] we replaced the casing of our pc and now when i try to access vbox i get this error. https://paste.ubuntu.com/23454141/. what should i do now? [04:03] Ok i "fixed" the issue, because i setup root password the config /etc/mysql/debian.cnf have a empy password, i'm not sure if i did bad, how you change mysql password? [04:06] Kurogane: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/resetting-permissions.html [04:06] when google can answer the question in <4 seconds, usually better to just google it [04:06] I have a broken package I am unable to remove via apt [04:06] what do I do [04:07] BenderRodriguez: what is the package and what is the error [04:07] pastebin please === cigumo_ is now known as cigumo [04:14] jmadero, i think you not understand the problem [04:16] jmadero: http://termbin.com/g3nl [04:25] WELL [04:26] all caps is a nice solid way to get zero assistance [04:26] as if I work for you or something [04:26] hey [04:26] I'm going to ask you to calm down and relax [04:26] it was an accident [04:28] seriously 5 second google search - did you try this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/760724/16-04-upgrade-broke-mysql-server [04:29] Hey, so why is my ubuntu software sucking so bad? Doesnt load any searches at all. [04:29] cmdew: I've never liked ubuntu software center, I use synaptic still [04:29] I'm new-ish to ubuntu so i really dont know what that is :| [04:29] Can i dl it? [04:29] terminal "sudo apt-get install synaptic" [04:30] Gracias. [04:30] sure [04:30] if ubuntu software center is empty you might just need to refresh [04:30] sudo apt-get update [04:30] I'll try that as well [04:30] cmdew: wich ubuntu version are you on>? [04:31] lotuspsychje: latest [04:31] cmdew: ubuntu software on 16.04 and higher should be fast as rocket... [04:31] lotuspsychje: it's hanging up for some reason [04:32] cmdew: after doing what? [04:32] jmadero: you were very mean and unhlpeful [04:32] lotuspsychje: i have been doing quite a bit of terminal work, i may have messed something up along the way recently [04:32] I will give you 1 star for your assitance [04:32] BenderRodriguez: You should stop while you're ahead [04:32] cmdew: did you add ppa's of any kind perhaps? [04:33] lotuspsychje: not that i recall :/ [04:33] cmdew: ahead in? [04:33] BenderRodriguez: talking shit. [04:33] !language | cmdew [04:33] cmdew: The main Ubuntu channels require that you speak in calm, polite English. For other languages, please visit https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList [04:33] Sorry :/ [04:34] ahh [04:35] i did fiddle around with adding some repos [04:35] at the beginning of setting up ubuntu for the first time [04:35] using some outdated info [04:35] why does it take 18 years to open a link from my irc client to chromium [04:36] Hello all, what is it called when you make a local mirror of the apt repositories for use on your LAN? [04:36] which client [04:36] hexchat [04:36] amber_: chromium :) [04:38] cmdew: you need to watch your mouth. this is a family channel [04:38] BenderRodriguez: already got called out on it. thank you. [04:39] jmadero: How does one use the Synaptic Pkg Mgr? [04:39] Nevermind I found it. apt-mirror [04:39] duh [04:42] So my CherryTrail surface 3 running ubuntu 16.10 freezes on high cpu load and I need to hard shutdown my system here are some error from when it froze while playing a bluray rip [04:42] http://pastebin.com/raw/sQJQHqyV [04:44] Bray90820: got the right drivers for grafix card? [04:44] I think I do Could I check it tho? [04:44] lotuspsychje: [04:45] Bray90820: sudo lshw -C video [04:46]