[00:00] OerHeks: thank you.. I'll send that link. [00:01] OerHeks, True... according to https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Dell_XPS_13_(9360)#Bluetooth they have Killer 1535 which is in mainline... bluetooth should work out of the box [00:01] k1l_: yes, I'm familiar with the project. I just thought there was a specific page for it [00:01] adymitruk: and ususally dell lists all the needed drivers on their support webpages. if they need special drivers that are not inlcuded in ubuntu already [00:02] k1l_: ya.. this guy can't for the life of it to get his bluetooth headphones to work with it [00:02] adymitruk, If it really is the newest xps 13 (late 2016) the driver should be in recent kernel versions already (see link I posted) === david is now known as Guest58842 [00:02] bonsairoot: yes I'm reading that page. thank you. [00:03] adymitruk: have the actual end user of the computer come here directly for help...... [00:03] adymitruk: there is a difference with BT doesnt work at all and BT doesnt work with some other device :/ [00:03] k1l_: I'm also wondering about that.. I'll see if he can get any other bluetooth things to connect === 07EAAJDVI is now known as phoenixz [00:16] momken: yes, i assume so [00:25] nacc: I created a new issue in their github repo. I hope they could help me, because I guess they are my last chance to make this card work in ubuntu [00:25] nacc: Thank you for helping me :) === ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu to: Official Ubuntu Support Channel | IRC Guidelines: http://ubottu.com/y/gl | This channel supports: Ubuntu and its official flavors, versions 12.04, 14.04, 16.04, 16.10 | Unofficial derivatives: use your distro's support channel, not here. | IRC info: http://ubottu.com/y/irc | Pastes to http://paste.ubuntu.com/ | Download: http://ubottu.com/y/dl | PM spam? /mode yournickhere +R [00:33] Canonical data centre firewall maintenance is now complete. [00:34] foli, is there a bounty for testing? [00:35] momken: you are welcome [00:42] Sweetshark: fwiw, it worked fine for me (adt-buildvm-ubuntu-cloud) === zennguyy is now known as zenguy [00:46] Hey guyz, i want to create a script that does few things on startup. For e.g. Untar from source, compile, modify default configs, restart service. Have to start services in a sequence, what's the best practice [00:54] im trying to get ubuntu to work on a machine with ryzen 7, prime x370 pro mobo, rx460 gpu but I cant install it. It's teling me `core perfctr but no constraints; unknown hardware!` [00:54] also `no southbridge IOAPIC found` before that (though Im not sure they're related or that the latter is even fatal?) [00:55] kirillow, what kernel do you use? [00:55] 4.10.1 is stable, according to this page https://www.servethehome.com/amd-ryzen-with-ubuntu-here-is-what-you-have-to-do-to-fix-constant-crashes/ [00:58] is there a distro thats coming with 4.10.1 out of the box? [00:58] otherwise, how would I do that? [01:02] nacc: for zesty? [01:05] nacc: on my xenial system it fails to find the zesty image (because it uses an outdated URL), on my my yakkety box it times out at some point. Patched the URL on xenial, maybe that works now. [01:11] kirillow: The development release 17.04 runs the 4.10 kernel . inquire in #ubuntu+1 . [01:16] cleaner specialist? [01:17] or we still on memory cards still? [01:17] brendon_: As in ? For what ? [01:18] im preoccupied.....needihg a puter specialist [01:18] nerds wont quit twerpin my new. [01:18] ? [01:19] brendon_, state your actual issue [01:19] or what? [01:20] war? [01:20] brendon_, did you need assistance with an ubuntu issue [01:20] nerds are twerping my pc [01:20] brendon_, what does that mean exactly [01:21] nerds twerking on his pc, thats scary [01:21] 1729 total? === alleyrat_ is now known as alleyrat18 [01:22] brendon_, we need actual errors to real issues; nerds b twerping my pc is not one [01:22] hi guys [01:22] ok..... [01:22] so like just a inute ago [01:22] Hello evry body [01:23] I need elp [01:23] i could open up y file explorerin ubuntu [01:23] Help [01:23] some nerd acked it [01:23] had windows on it....they NERDED it.... [01:23] for SOMEONE' [01:23] whos probably in this chat room [01:23] and i would like this issue solved [01:23] is tat better [01:24] ????? [01:24] brendon_, what evidence do you have of a hack [01:24] wats yoru name again? [01:24] I Flashing mobile sony ericson lT18 i [01:24] lol [01:24] !help | Sosa [01:24] Sosa: 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 [01:24] brendon_, my nick is what follows the words I type here [01:25] but i Have problime [01:25] problems mmust be solved.... [01:25] 15/056/2017 02:56:10 - ERROR - Not a sin file 15/056/2017 02:56:10 - ERROR - Error flashing. Aborted [01:25] ubuntu aint so secure.....is wat im saying. [01:25] brendon_: please stop. [01:25] brendon_, please give us actionable support errors [01:26] i did.... [01:26] sorry i dont speake english good [01:26] '=/ =) [01:26] but i will translation [01:26] brendon_, I got hacked is not that [01:27] can you help me for this problems [01:27] hey guys test test [01:27] asdf [01:28] please i need some help [01:28] what problem are you having [01:28] nacc: seems zesty guest images are broken, yakkety guests (on yakkety) work here too. thx. [01:29] When it appeared connect the phone to flash tool program comes to this letter [01:29] 15/056/2017 02:56:10 - ERROR - Not a sin file 15/056/2017 02:56:10 - ERROR - Error flashing. Aborted [01:31] hello [01:31] any body here [01:32] Sosa: what's your native language? [01:32] arabic [01:33] asdf [01:33] brendon_, stop that [01:33] Sosa: Looks perhaps as this is a #ubuntu-touch issue ?? [01:33] anyone running Ubuntu on the Raspberry PI [01:33] stop wat/ [01:34] organizing te world? [01:34] brendon_, this channel is support only, not random chatter [01:34] brendon_: what you are doing. [01:34] ok... [01:34] you call tat support [01:34] ? [01:35] brendon_: last warning, Please either put a support question, or go elsewhere for chat [01:35] why i gots a problem in the first place/ [01:35] ????? [01:35] brendon_, you claim to be hacked [01:36] imma claim my pc up side your head...... [01:36] brendon_, but you give us no evidence or errors of any kind [01:36] if MY computer is hacked' [01:36] brendon_, it wasnt [01:36] MY comuter......YOU responde....like you DONT kno who i am [01:37] brendon_, so you have no ubuntu issues [01:37] brendon_, so find another channel to chatter in, NOT here [01:37] so, where is the "System" > "Administration" window in this article ? : https://www.howtogeek.com/howto/37659/the-beginners-guide-to-linux-disk-utilities/ [01:38] Bashing-om [01:38] ? [01:39] baz.....did yo ujust tell me to leave? [01:39] brendon_: yes. [01:39] theorem, you can just search for disk utility in the dash (hit the windows/super key) [01:39] brendon_, take the chatter to another place, NOT here [01:39] i need help pease [01:39] theorem: install smartmontools if you want a nice smart test [01:39] catc a bullet wit your face. [01:39] EriC^^: yes, I have installed them [01:40] wafflejock: dash won't find "disk utility" [01:40] If one wanted to help me could talk [01:40] theorem, try just "disks" are you using Unity? (personally on Gnome, they call it disks) [01:40] EriC^^: installed the CLI tools, was looking for a GUI one [01:40] wafflejock: "disks" here on unity [01:40] wafflejock: yes, nothing for "disks" either [01:41] Ubuntu 16.04 LTS [01:42] package manager also doesn't let me install 'GSmartControl' [01:42] so, er... not working [01:45] theorem, sorry had to search around a bit, the one I have is called gnome-disks the package is gnome-disk-utility if you want to install that one [01:46] not sure if that's the same Unity typically comes with though [01:46] wafflejock: trying [01:46] gnome-disks it is ! [01:46] thanks [01:46] cool no prob [01:47] Iwould never have found it [01:47] yeah strange that didn't come up in the dash [01:47] there should be a .desktop entry for it I think [01:47] while I have you here [01:47] I was looking for a way of exercising the disk because it's developing bad sectors [01:48] it's still passing SMART tests [01:49] hmm yeah I've heard the SMART tests are mostly bogus (Leo Laporte says) but don't know good utilities for testing hard drives really, someone else here may know though [01:50] I think in gnome-disks there's a benchmark option per filesystem [01:50] but not sure how much detail it'll give and probably better stuff out there [01:50] see ... [01:50] ZFS is reporting that 1 disk has bad sectors (2) : ata-WDC_WD30EFRX-68EUZN0_WD-WMC4N1410539 [01:51] ah okay yeah would trust ZFS [01:51] and smartctl is reporting 6 bad sectors on WD-WMC4N1909308 [01:51] (another disk) [01:52] but ... [01:52] WD-WMC4N1909308 is not in /dev/disk/by-id [01:53] * theorem rechecks [01:53] nope, it is .. hold .. [01:54] When it appeared connect the phone to flash tool program comes to this letter [03:29] 15/056/2017 02:56:10 - ERROR - Not a sin file 15/056/2017 02:56:10 - ERROR - Error flashing [01:54] weird , it's not part of any pool [01:56] theorem, you might want to try #zfs or #hardware for those ones. I mean you can write large images to the disks and check a checksum, but there's gotta be more thorough ways of checking the disk. I know zfs has some tools for checking things too but it also checks on reads and writes I think but have only used it in a FreeNAS context so couldn't tell ya anything definitively [01:57] wafflejock: I think I may have an extra disk just sitting around ... [01:57] which would be weird [01:58] heh [02:20] j [02:26] Can an App write on another App's configuration files or have access ? [02:26] meaning /etc === rafael is now known as Guest68343 [02:30] Hello [02:30] Any here can respond me [02:31] Guest68343: Ubuntu support here . [02:32] binarydepth: as long as they have root access, yes (as a principle) === cigumo_ is now known as cigumo [02:36] hi, evereboy, i use gnome7ubuntu [02:37] any body how to change the white theme of GTHUMB for black ??? [02:38] i follo this but don't work: browse to org -> gnome -> gthumb -> image-viewer and check the black-background option. [02:39] where control the apparence of gtk apps¡ [02:39] ¿? [02:39] hmm [02:39] hi [02:40] does anyone know how to get chrom to replace a window manager ? I want an embedded device to just display chrome, and don't boot to a window manager [02:40] *chrome [02:45] theorem: there are often kiosk-mode plugins for browsers such as Chrome and Firefox. [02:48] i follow this but don't work: browse to org -> gnome -> gthumb -> image-viewer and check the black-background option. [02:48] dont exists black-ground... [02:53] i follow this but don't work: browse to org -> gnome -> gthumb -> image-viewer and check the black-background option. [02:54] for change theme of Gthumb === WildSoft_ is now known as WildSoft [03:02] get size on rpi so i get update === erwinnovo is now known as easyOnMe [03:19] training [03:23] 081615552668 [03:23] plisss [03:24] ufiq: I'm not sure I understand. Do you have a question? [03:25] new of training [03:25] fine, but this is the ubuntu support channel. is there a specific question? [03:25] bugtraq [03:25] bugtraq [03:25] ufiq: That is not a question. [03:26] no [03:27] Is vim supposed to come with ubuntu? [03:28] Padawan: no [03:28] Padawan: vi is pre-installed. you can install vim using apt. [03:28] vi does though [03:28] that'd be terribly inefficient [03:28] niiyaizu: what would be terribly inneficient? [03:28] mousepad,leafpad are gui editors that are good also [03:28] corupt [03:28] Padawan: having to download ubuntu every time you install vim [03:29] ufiq: please stop whatever that is you are doing. [03:29] code hack facebook [03:29] He says he can use vi command but he says when he opens vi it says its Vi Improved. [03:29] whats up with that [03:29] bug [03:31] any idea how I may make available my user's $PATH to /usr/bin/env? When ran from sshkit (a ruby ssh command automation), echo $PATH does not include my user's $PATH. Not sure what the terminology is, but .bashrc does not get loaded with this type of ssh session. [03:35] Is it possible to run Ubuntu without a swap partition if you have a large amoutn of ram? [03:35] yes [03:36] its possible if u dont have a large amount of ram [03:43] Cyber_Akuma, Just dont max the RAM [03:43] You dont need alot [03:46] anyone familar with dnsmasq, the #dnsmasq guys are afk [04:33] Hey I have a Killer e2400 gigabit ethernet controller using alx driver. My wired connection is extremely slow or not working at all. Just installed 16.04 and it says connected but not internet activity === bing is now known as Guest6753 [04:38] my wired connection is going very slow or not connecting at all in 16.04 === xormor is now known as Guest83142 === Guest83142 is now known as xormor_ [04:47] k [04:54] darthho0: are you using the computer right now? [04:54] yeah [04:55] tatertots, i tried disabling ip6 but not working [04:55] darthho0: at this moment is it (A) going very slow or (B) not connected at all? [04:55] in and out while going slow tatertots [04:55] i'm on another computer for xchat but my other computer is having the problems... it connects and reconnects ofter [04:55] darthho0: what method are you using to measure 'slow'? [04:56] when i apt-get install something it goes slow or stops and my wireless gets 1mb/s versus 40kbs on wired === keviv is now known as Guest83068 [04:57] tatertots, === keviv_ is now known as keviv [04:57] hello [04:58] darthho0: have you performed a thorough analysis of the logs? [04:58] no not entirely sure how [04:58] i can barely read ifconfig ;/ [04:59] it was working relatively good when i fresh installed 16.04, but it was still slow... now it justs cuts on and off tatertots [05:00] Is anyone using Godot for game development? I'm running into issues with mouse & window - I don't know if it's just me, Godot, Unity Desktop or what... [05:00] darthho0: well it takes experience to perform a thorough analysis, so you would either need to (A) gain the years of experience yourself to be able to perform such a task, or (B) allow another person to perform this analysis, which may trigger trust issues if you have them and paranoia if you suffer with that [05:00] darthho0: so it's a rather tough spot to be in [05:01] yeah lol ubuntu use to just work... but lets do this analysis [05:02] how do I tell it to automatically connect to a specific channel too? I've done so far: irssi --connect=$SERVER --password=$PW --port=$PORT --nick=$NICK [05:02] darthho0: does the symptom occur when booted to livecd/liveusb?....if this symptom is recently occurring it's likely something recently has induced this symptom, in any even you will need to do the following in terminal [05:02] darthho0: in terminal> sudo apt install inxi pastebinit sosreport [05:03] I think it's unity... my desktop just rebooted itself. [05:03] darthho0: if wireless is faster at the moment then perform the above action while using wireless [05:03] tatertots, honestly installing anything will take about an hour... with that connection [05:03] i don't have wireless on that computer :( [05:04] darthho0: do you have livecd/liveusb? [05:04] yeah should i load that up and see if problem is there? [05:05] darthho0: does the symptom occur when booted to livecd/liveusb? yes or no.....you should be able to answer that question definitively after you boot livecd/liveusb [05:05] tatertots, Ask him about his router. Then tell him to reboot the router and see if that helps. [05:05] doing now [05:06] tatertots, my router does crappy things requiring reboots every so often. Maybe he has one too. [05:07] apb1963: he'll rule out his installed os as the possible culprit, then if needed based on the results booted to livecd/liveusb the network and it's equipment will be investigated [05:08] tatertots, sounds good :) [05:10] tatertots, oddly enough it won't connect. i don't think its detected the wire [05:11] darthho0: your objective 1st and foremost was to boot to livecd/liveusb.....so the first order of business is to confirm that you were successful at that task alone [05:11] darthho0: are you booted to livecd/liveusb yes or no? [05:12] darthho0: are you booted to livecd/liveusb? yes or no [05:12] yes tatertots [05:13] ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu [05:13] ubuntu ubuntu ubuntu [05:13] why does #clones forward to ##unavailable, whose entrymsg says the channel i was trying to reach may be clone-infested? [05:13] !ops [05:13] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, PriceChild, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, k1l, rww, phunyguy, bazhang, chu [05:13] its kind of the point in trying to join #clones [05:13] darthho0: while booted to livecd/liveusb unplug and replug the ethernet cable [05:13] i am looking for clonez [05:13] . [05:14] !ops | root is floodspamming via the !ops-bot [05:14] root is floodspamming via the !ops-bot: please see above [05:14] darthho0: do you have connectivity after unplug and replug of the ethernet cable? yes or no [05:14] no [05:15] darthho0: power cycling your router/modem will disrupt connectivity for all devices on the network, with that being said, that is something you could try while booted to livecd/liveusb [05:16] i can't get to router currently. kinda impossible [05:16] that is not problem [05:17] darthho0: do you have a livecd/liveusb of any other linux distribution in your possession? [05:18] yeah freebsd fedora etc but i think they are outdated [05:18] slackware shit like that but very old === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [05:19] like bsd9 and ubuntu 11 and fedora 13 i think fedora is the most recent one [05:19] darthho0: the symptom isn't inherent to your installed os exclusively as the symptom is also observed while booted to livecd/liveusb, [05:20] well that might not be entirely true... because pre installation i dled files from ubuntu to update the os [05:20] how do I tell it to automatically connect to a specific channel too? I've done so far: irssi --connect=$SERVER --password=$PW --port=$PORT --nick=$NICK [05:20] for some reason i have no wired connection in this liveboot [05:22] darthho0: your initial testimony says "slow OR no connectivity"....intermittently in nature.... [05:23] darthho0: thus far while booted to livecd/liveusb you have observed 1of2 of those symptoms (no connection) [05:24] yeah correct tatertots [05:24] darthho0: boot another linux distro (of your choice) and determine if the symptom occurs with another linux distro [05:26] darthho0: report the results of the findings [05:26] must it be an alternative distro or could it be 13.10 ub [05:27] i got fedora 20 i'll try that [05:27] darthho0: what livecd/liveusb are you booted to right now? [05:27] ubuntu 164 [05:27] Ubuntu bug 164 in Baz (deprecated) "baz add should cope with "escaped" files" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/164 [05:28] damn fedora is pretty lol [05:28] darthho0: as long as it's a linux distro other than ubuntu 164 (as you wrote) it's good for the purpose of this analysis [05:29] darthho0: does the symptom occur (either of them slow/no) when booted to fedora? [05:30] same with fedora [05:30] its showing no connection at all btw [05:31] darthho0: then the symptom is exhibited with your hardware/pc no matter what linux is used, meaning it is not a ubuntu issue nor is it a fedora issue for that matter...we just ruled out os's [05:32] i just got this computer in the mail today lol [05:33] it was working earlier [05:33] darthho0: because you have no access to the network gear, the only things you have access to that you can physically touch would be bios settings that involve the network adapter, the cable that is being used and............. [05:33] when i boot os from ssd the wired connection is on [05:33] darthho0: your environment is also another common denominator is this [05:33] in this [05:34] darthho0: when i say environment this included but is not limited to the ethernet cable that may have hypothetically speaking been chewed on by a cat/dog or pet you may own and other "environmental" conditions [05:35] hypothetically speaking [05:36] hmm if you will host your own apt-repo is reprepo the best chocie or is something else I should use instead? [05:36] darthho0: do you have another known good ethernet cable to replace the current one with? [05:36] bending cheap wires can do that too [05:36] darthho0: that would rule out a bad cable [05:37] h/o [05:37] i'll check [05:37] nwe, you can choose a private ppa, it survives formatting [05:38] http://askubuntu.com/questions/71510/how-do-i-create-a-ppa [05:38] darthho0: in your testimony you say "it was working earlier" [05:39] darthho0: environmentally speaking.....what has changed between now and then....give it some thought [05:39] i put in a gpu [05:39] darthho0: any thing else you can think of? [05:40] no not really [05:40] OerHeks: I will take a look on it.. Im goal is to sync dockers repo, so I can have the stuff in my internal network.. [05:40] maybe I can use apt-mirror too that too? [05:41] darthho0: then you will remove the gpu...as if entering into a time machine and going back to when it "worked" and report the results [05:41] i'll just restart tomorrow and restart the router [05:41] ok will do [05:41] nwe, sure [05:42] but maybe it looks cleaner to host that seperate? [05:44] tatertots, still persist [05:45] darthho0: did you also find a known good cable and replace the cable?....or are you still using the same cable [05:46] don't have one right now [05:46] i'll have access to more stuff tomorrow [05:47] darthho0: most wired network adapters have small led lights on them...these are referred to as link lights or activity lights....do you see link lights when the ethernet cable is plugged in? [05:47] when i load up computer it says network discovery has been disable [05:48] yeah i do === xormor_ is now known as xormor [06:00] after using jackd ive lost control of my audio input [06:01] even after jackd is off, i cant select or control inputs [06:05] i got it working tatertots [06:06] i was using a pluglink and used the ethernet through my cable box [06:07] . === sheen is now known as Guest21225 [06:15] darthho0: glad you located the "environmental" culprit [06:16] darthho0: those powerline ethernet things are hit and miss .....was it in the electrical outlet by itself or with a co tenant? [06:20] Hi all. What would be the best way to collect the deb and all dependencies of a wireless driver of a currently offline computer on another Ubuntu computer? [06:20] I would then like to install everything using a usb and dpkg... [06:24] jordy_, softwarecenter gives that option, to download only. [06:24] else see the !offline factoid [06:24] !offline [06:24] If you need to download Ubuntu packages using another machine or OS, check the desired packages in Synaptic and select File > Generate package download script. See also !APTonCD [06:25] Thank you guys. [06:31] morning [06:32] good afternoon :p [06:32] good evening [06:32] no, morning! [06:34] any package maintainers on? need help with debhelper: Can you install to custom directories? i.e. /usr/share// [06:38] bobsterman, yes, on ubuntu: ./configure --exec_prefix=/usr/share/ http://askubuntu.com/questions/879387/changing-default-directory-for-debhelper-while-packaging-deb [06:38] but you are on debian, ask there again [06:40] yea, some dude on debian has responded, thanks anyway [06:40] OerHeks: [06:46] hi [06:46] does anyone know how to reset tripwire? [06:47] Yes snowkrash [06:47] it kinda shows me all the files modified [06:47] but i think i would do better to set it back [06:49] hi [06:49] who is the channel op here [06:49] snowkrash: #ubuntu-ops [06:49] snowkrash: ? [06:53] y.net [06:55] !patiencel Windows Server 2012 R2 Storage, Security and Networking.epub [06:55] stress-box: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) === Bnaya_ is now known as Bnaya [07:03] I have ubuntu mate on a raspberry pi. I'd like to use it headless over a wifi connection but the wifi doesn't work unless I log in via the console. Is there any way around this? [07:04] dahlia: did you make sure to mark the wifi connection as a "system connection" ? [07:04] hateball: I'm not sure I know how to do that [07:04] dahlia: otherwise it'll only auth to it after you log on [07:05] dahlia: go into the properties for the connection in network-manager and tick the box for "all users can use this" or some such [07:05] not running neither mate, nor english, but NM should look quite similar [07:06] i dont see that option and the edit connection button is greyed out [07:06] can I edit some file instead? [07:11] dahlia: have you highlighted your connection? [07:11] ducasse: yes but the edit button is disabled [07:12] would it matter if I was doing this via vnc? [07:12] i don't _think_ so... [07:13] I just experienced 10 minutes of 100% HDD usage with practically no responsiveness including almost two minutes of the clock not running, mouse pointer not moving, nothing reacting to anything at all (16.04.2) [07:13] dahlia: can you try running nm-connection-editor maually? [07:14] kk [07:15] ducasse: ok if I run it with sudo then it lets me edit [07:17] dahlia: make sure both "automatically connect..." and "all users may connect..." are on under general. [07:17] ducasse: I think I did both, rebooting now to test [07:18] ducasse: looks like that worked :) tyvm! [07:19] dahlia: np :) [07:20] ich29djwdotjsjaedsnsjsdr oakfntnejaowrjrnwodkwjsnswj [07:20] gifkhdihddod spsepspsurzpuruprapurapryapyra [07:21] vijaykakkar: 10957194819471943719 [07:21] imack: 10037264927448292045 [07:22] frechdachs69: 10038271640682942984 [07:23] Karazhan: 1003333256778853322 [07:23] CryptoServer: stop that please [07:23] saschpe: 10487373894492812919 [07:23] lotuspsychje: akauahwhjsjsnr9jwidjw9skq9w99w9w9w99owwow??? [07:23] ich bin klug! [07:23] !ops | CryptoServer flooding [07:23] CryptoServer flooding: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, PriceChild, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, k1l, rww, phunyguy, bazhang, chu [07:23] bist du haben mein Crypto [07:23] !ops | CryptoServer is making fun like in other channels [07:23] ? [07:23]