=== dreamon__ is now known as dreamon [09:25] Hey guys [09:30] I'm trying to install an Java program on my xubuntu but when I run it, it gives me a error saying: "Graphical installers are not supported by the V;. The console mode will be used instead..." and then it exits... I've googled the issue and I believe that this is caused by me running linux in 64 bit and the program I'm trying to install is in 32 bit.. however I am not able to find any solution to how to enable the 32bit installer to work on my system.. anyo [09:31] Dr-redfield: what program? [09:31] it's a cisco program, RTMT [09:32] did you start the installer from a terminal? [09:33] yes, I just entered "./Programname.bin" in the terminal, and that's where I get the error message [09:33] can you pastebin the entire installer log [09:33] as in on pastebin.com [09:35] http://pastebin.com/5gBeD7nw [09:35] sweet, never used pastebin before... [09:36] ./CcmServRtmtPlugin.bin -i console [09:37] I tried that allready, did it again now just to be sure.. it makes no difference, I get the same exact error message [09:37] feels like a broken installer [09:38] well that's not true, the "Grapical installers are not supported..." part is now missing [09:38] of course [09:38] you can try [09:38] sudo apt-get install openjdk-8-jre [09:38] and see if the installer will use the system jre instead [09:39] openjdk-8-jre is already the newest version (8u121-b13-0ubuntu1.16.04.2) [09:39] I tried two diffrent versions of this installer ant it's the same thing with both of them [09:39] and I am pretty sure I have installed this on a ubuntu machine before [09:40] no clue sorry [09:40] commercial software is often quite buggy sadly [09:40] if they just offered the .jar file :) [09:40] "installers" are such a dumb idea to begin with :) [09:40] yeah.. [09:41] could xfce have anything to do with this? is it worth the time to try another windowmanager? [09:41] since it works in ubuntu running gnome.. [09:42] I'm just desperate.. [09:42] I would be honestly surprised if xfce would prevent it from being installed [09:42] Dr-redfield, easy to test. sudo apt install lxde. logout, choose lxde session, login [09:43] I will try, just for fun [09:50] hehe, no that did not work.. well *sigh* I guess I have to install a virtual Windows machine then... [09:50] Thanks for your effort anyway.. really appreciate it! :) [12:38] Hi everyone. I'm using my Xubuntu desktop as a web development workstation, and for that, I'll be using Caddy with the DNS feature enabled. [12:38] This requires me to change dnsmasq configuration so that it also forwards certain requests to the Caddy DNS server and port. Well, I went and did it, and confirmed the functionality with a simple `dig` command, however it doesn't seem to work when I ping the domain, even though it points to 127.0.0.1. [12:38] Could anyone help me out here? [12:40] It works like this: [12:40] I have a caddy file which describes the bare basics of my web site, and it also includes a startup command that starts another caddy instance in the background, as a DNS server. [12:40] The DNS server then reads my handwritten DNS zone file (verified with named-checkzone) and listens on a user port. [12:40] I then set up a file /etc/dnsmasq.d/10-local that contains [12:40] server=/local/127.0.0.1#port [12:41] Hence, doing a simple "dig domain.local" returns the correct information, but "ping domain.local" returns: [12:41] ping: unknown host domain.local [12:54] I have finally solved it after working for a few hours [12:54] Turns out that it was actually due to the /etc/nsswitch.conf file: [12:55] hosts: files mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns [12:55] That line ensured that the host would never be queried using the local DNS server, for some reason or other. [12:55] However, changing it to [12:55] hosts: files dns mdns4 [12:55] Solves the issue, although I'm not sure if it would be the correct solution. [13:52] Join [13:52] help [16:09] Any documentation on how to *properly* modify the sources.list? Let's say i want to add a faster server and remove the default one. [16:22] Why the *main* software repository is not present in the sources.list file? I have restricted, universe and multiverse, but *main* is not present. Thanks in advance. [17:38] First I want to report the broken link on the h-page =>page Not Found [17:39] http://xubuntu.org/news/category/faq [17:41] Next thing is Ive an audio problem (pulse) after awake from hibernate i ve no more audio === Menzador607 is now known as Menzador [19:16] hello there [19:16] everyone [19:16] hello [19:17] xubuntu no good with hdmi i was told? [19:18] anyway around that? 16.04 [19:18] i got a little iusse here with xubuntu [19:19] bunchies, no problems with using hdmi [19:19] i was trying to install ms office. I do install playonlinux and then winetricks [19:20] but nothing work [19:20] xubuntu50w, is there a specific reason you absolutely need MS office for? [19:20] xubuntu50w, libreoffice is available in the repositories, it'll work much smoother and has all the same features - and can open/save in MS formats without problems in most cases [19:21] yes, i need to open and edit some ms office docs and then resend [19:21] to my partners [19:22] as i said, libreoffice can do that without problems in most cases [19:22] have you tried it? [19:22] nop [19:22] i didint yet [19:23] iĺl give a try [19:23] i recommend doing that [19:23] iĺl let you know [19:23] thanx knome [19:27] i have a last question, if i edit ms office doc on libreoffice doesnt change any config on the document? like fonts, page layout, etc? [19:27] no, but it's possible that with complex documents some visual effects might be a bit off; but you need to try it to know [19:27] thanks a lot [19:28] have a good day === Exdaix is now known as Guest33245 === Zren_ is now known as Zren