[00:00] really? [00:00] spetznaz_: we're not interested in any kind of bombs here thanks [00:00] i was pranked by my friends [00:00] fork bombs maybe [00:01] because of that python code that execute fork bombs [00:01] causing my laptop to crash! [00:01] elky someday you will be interested in any kinds of bombs [00:03] spetznaz_: no, i'm more interested in this channel being on topic. you haven't been on topic yet [00:03] elky ok ok! no hurt feelings man [00:06] is ubuntu isnt secured while accessing the deepweb? [00:06] for as far as i know deepweb is different than darknet [00:07] because i use tor always especially while in IRC and accessing some stuf in the deepweb [00:07] spetznaz_: still offtopic for here [00:07] New disk setup, trying to boot with LUKS encrypted root but the boot process is not prompting for a password to decrypt, what am I missing? [00:07] elky why? its still about ubntu [00:09] spetznaz_: the deepweb and darkweb are not topics for this channel. using ubuntu does not make them so [00:13] sup ? [00:16] Hello all, looking for someone who has used PendDriveLinux... I am trying to make a multiboot usb, and Grub is saying cannot find file ISO. I have /mnt/USB/NAMEOFISO.iso is this wrong? [00:22] so, I accidentally removed my boot option with efibootmgr [00:22] How can I fix this? [00:26] hi [00:26] Ubuntu saved my ancient laptop! ^_^ hi guest6676 [00:27] is this known with debmirror ? xenial main Release' does not have a Release file. [00:29] rizonz: Do you mean with `mirror:` or whatever entries in `sources.list`? [00:29] Who use Ubuntu 17? [00:29] wow, no one suggested to spetznaz to check cron? [00:29] Guest6676_: Lots of people, I think. [00:30] ChaiTRex: no when I use my own local mirror with debmirror [00:30] I am on 17.04, it's had a few display issues but after this mornings updates they seem to have stabilised :) [00:30] rizonz: Oh, OK. No idea about that. [00:30] ChaiTRex: cool, I'm using Ubuntu 16 [00:30] ChaiTRex: have you seen it ? [00:30] i never realized how packed this room is [00:31] rizonz: No, I've used `mirror:` entries before and they led me to grief when some mirrors didn't have everything they should have, so `apt update` would fail for a long time until the randomly selected mirror changed. [00:31] rizonz: Never used a local mirror. [00:31] ChaiTRex: ok, found that issue [00:32] hey so ive got an issue on 16.04 with amd and 4 monitors [00:32] ChaiTRex: local mirrros are great [00:32] ChaiTRex: if you have some servers, just do it [00:32] xrandr doesnt see all 4 [00:32] and xfce-display-settings does [00:33] xfce-display-settings will let me do 4 in a horizontal row but not 3 on bottom 1 on top === seth__ is now known as seth [00:34] furthermore, it wont save the configuration and i have to redoo it whenever i bott [00:35] does amd on linux suck or am i doing something wrong? [00:36] theT00LMAN: no [00:36] theT00LMAN: in my work we use ubuntu with amd [00:36] theT00LMAN: why? [00:37] why what? [00:38] theT00LMAN: AMD video cards were made a bit slower when 16.04 came out. I'm not sure if that's still the case, though. [00:40] well when i try configure it how i want it, i hit apply and then it changes the layout to 2 monitors with 2 disabled [00:40] and xrandr doesnt see the fourth so i cant set it with that [00:41] it does let me do four in a row [ ][ ][ ][ ] [00:41] but when i boot, it configures like this [00:42] [ ][ ] [X][ ] [00:42] with number 3 disabled and a monitor sized gap between 2 & 3 [00:43] oh and 3 & 4 out of order === ViSi0n is now known as UsQUE [00:44] theT00LMAN: Sorry, this sort of thing is messed up in general, not just with AMD. Multiple monitors are not handled well. I'm personally not sure of any solutions to it, though there probably are some. [00:45] i know my machines with mismatched nvidia work fine for this style set up [00:46] folks, how exactly do I define runlevel on systemd startup script ? [00:47] theT00LMAN: My problems occur on Intel integrated graphics. [00:47] is Ubuntu good to use as server? [00:47] theT00LMAN: It's possible that nVidia does something right. [00:47] Guest6676_: yes [00:47] Guest6676_: Yes, it's used for that a lot. [00:47] Ben64: cool [00:47] you dont say [00:47] Ben64: i'm using ubuntu here but as desktop [00:48] Guest6676_: i use it and centos and genttoo for my servers [00:48] Ben64: thinking use ubuntu as server in my work [00:48] Can anyone help me out [00:48] Guest6676_: go for it [00:48] Guest6676_: just use the server edition... [00:48] Removed boot entry with efibootmgr [00:48] and would like to get it back with livedvd [00:48] I've got 16.04.2 booted on this laptop from a USB key and it's working more or less how I would expect. I plugged in an external USB harddrive and it can read it but it can't write to it [00:48] IngCr3at1on: How is the external drive formatted? FAT, NTFS, ext4? [00:49] ok friends thank you, I'll use server edition of ubuntu [00:49] :) [00:49] the drive is formatted as ext4 and I use it with my ubuntu laptop and arch desktop [00:49] IngCr3at1on: Can root write to it? [00:49] IngCr3at1on: when you unmount it and mount it by hand - any changes or still read only? [00:49] ChaiTRex: funny you asked that while I was typing :D [00:49] IngCr3at1on: Like with `sudo touch newfilename` [00:50] ChaiTRex: didn't try, will now also I'm not sure pd1 but I can find out lol [00:50] mount -o remount,rw [00:51] IngCr3at1on: and maybe the permissions are jsut wrong. what message do you get when you try to write to the drive? [00:51] permission denied but I'm disinclined to change the perms cause the drive works with my other machines and I generally don't use it with other computers [00:52] it's just the only drive I have handy to try to pull data === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [00:52] sudo touch works so I'm just going to try remounting it as suggested [00:52] mount -o remount,re /mountpoint [00:52] not sure why I didn't think of that a moment ago [00:52] rw [00:52] aye, ty theT00LMAN [00:52] as I said I should have thought of that before even joining [00:52] and what errors come when you run that [00:53] IngCr3at1on: if 'sudo touch blub' works then its a permission problem [00:53] agreed pd1 [00:53] while blub is an imaginary filename [00:53] yeah I did touch test but I knew what you meant lol [00:54] theTOOLMAN doesn't like my mountpoint for whatever reason lol [00:54] or no... bad option [00:54] screw it... [00:54] I'll just fix the perms [00:54] create a folder on the drive with 'sudo mkdir /path/to /drive/folderName' and run 'chown yourUSerName:yourUserName' then you should be able to write at least into that folder [00:55] pd1: yep [00:55] sudo chown [00:55] aye, for some reason I didn't really troubleshoot this much cause I was thinking it was a live ubuntu issue (not sure why); easy fix really lol [00:56] the fun part will be getting these files back onto the windows drive after I redo this person's OS but meh [00:56] god I hate windoze... [00:57] is the group name just a nice looking coverup for the gid in the background? or can is easily create the same group on 2 linux installs to use them to make permissions work between linux installs? [00:57] IngCr3at1on: still space on the usb device? [00:57] pd1: Yes, it's a cover for the GID. [00:57] ChaiTRex: ok [00:57] pd1: which one? lol [00:57] pd1: You can, of course, create a group with a specific ID. [00:57] pd1: On both systems. [00:58] hmm nvm I can' actually mount/access the flash drive it seems so I'll assume you mean the usb harddrive [00:58] yes there's lots of space on it [00:58] ChaiTRex: yeah i could. but the coverup is there for a reason :P alll those numbers... who can remember them??? :P [00:59] IngCr3at1on: perhaps resize the ext4 and create a ntfs at the end? the beginning? [00:59] ewwww [00:59] lol, not gonna happen [00:59] I refuse! === ViSi0n is now known as UsQUE [01:00] IngCr3at1on: kinda the right answer. if you clients win do not let you install funky etx4 tools.... [01:00] more likely what I'll do is after I reinstall windoze on this POS I'll nuke the live Ubuntu partition from it and format that as NTFS, copy the files over to it then use that to copy them to the laptop lol [01:00] you know fat32 works linux and windows eh [01:01] theTOOLMAN that's the other option yes [01:01] either way I'll use the flash drive for that not my harddrive lol [01:01] theT00LMAN: that worked before "big data" got famous :D [01:02] exFAT is better than FAT32 for modern OSes. Supports files over 4 GB, for example. [01:02] still exfat is proprietary microcrap [01:02] I seriously doubt there's anything big on this machine I'm just doing a bulk copy of the Documents and Settings directories [01:03] oh in that case, rsync -avPl as root [01:03] It would be nice if there was a Linuxish permissionless filesystem. [01:03] lol.. why didn't I think of that!?!? [01:04] the "P" will keep mocrocrap permissons [01:04] yeah [01:04] that's exactly what I should do lol [01:04] but do it as root [01:04] dont be scared of root unless youre on a production server [01:04] and then be scared of the sysadmin not the root itself... [01:05] who said I was scared of root? lol [01:05] and even them you can use root just dont run daemons as root [01:05] well im a senior sysadmon so i can do it freely [01:05] lol, right [01:05] theT00LMAN: the deamon should take to drop priviledges it do not need! [01:06] exactly and every daemon should run as its on user in chropt [01:06] chroot [01:06] theT00LMAN: thats kinda impossible [01:06] no its not [01:07] litlle bit of mount bind magic in your startup scripts and youre good [01:07] theT00LMAN, we dont recommend root here [01:07] Well, some daemons need less restrictions, like cron. [01:07] lol so do i have to play by your rules? [01:07] theT00LMAN, sudo -i if you must [01:07] cron should run as root [01:07] But that's not a bad idea for almost all daemons. [01:08] that was a much better solution than copy lol thanks theT00LMAN [01:08] ChaiTRex: what daemon? [01:08] and sudo -i is working root but with an auditd trail [01:08] Guest6676_: Cron is one that should run fairly unrestricted. [01:09] yeah but your cronjobs need to be their own users and chropt jailed [01:09] coworker is on 14.04, did an apt-get autoremove (not sure that this caused the problem), rebooted, and now compiz shows no window decorations. Does this sound familiar to anyone? [01:09] lets just say my crontab has a bunch of "&&" [01:10] I think that chrooting isn't a good idea for cron as non-root. The user might have read access to something outside of the proposed chroot and might have a cron job that uses that access. [01:10] or not... lol [01:10] theT00LMAN: Yeah, I put an autoupdate thing with lots of && on a friend's computer so that it keeps things updated automatically without bothering them. [01:10] that created a 36byte file that would appear to be a symlink that is no longer accessible without that drive lol [01:11] probably the l in those options [01:11] adamg: Check the end of /var/log/apt/history.log [01:11] adamg: See what was removed. [01:11] theT00LMAN: autid is better than making sudo log its requests [01:11] my mistake for copying your syntax theTOOLMAN instead of looking it up lol [01:11] theT00LMAN: auditd, even [01:11] and I just realized why autocomplete wasn't working for that name... theT00LMAN with zeros! lol [01:11] I fail! [01:12] yeah l is for symlinks but when you put the data on the new windows drive [01:12] it will carry the symlinks over appropriately [01:12] theT00LMAN: you can fork off processes and bypass any sudo command logging [01:12] yeah I need the complete data copied onto the harddrive though so that I can nuke the data on the laptop and redo the OS [01:12] so symlink won't work [01:12] i know which is why i chropt [01:12] theT00LMAN: if this is something you are interested in, you should have a look at the CIS system hardening guidelines [01:12] well thats [01:13] why i chroot everything [01:13] rce is my fear [01:13] and i use tmux so i know all about bypassing auditd logs [01:13] tmux should not bypass auditd logs [01:14] adamg: do you knwo what he was trying to do before the autoremove? [01:14] you get the initial sudo request but thays it [01:14] hey i have to go my phone is gonna die === Triffid_Hunter_ is now known as Triffid_Hunter [01:17] pd1: he installed virtualbox and vagrant, then got messages that there were unused packages that could be removed and did the autoremove. I suspect that the unused packages predated the virtualbox/vagrant stuff, just hadn't been noticed before. [01:17] adamg: i assume you have no idea what exactly got removed right? === zenguy is now known as coffeeguy [01:18] adamg: resetting xorg.conf might help [01:18] back it up first!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111 [01:18] nah [01:18] who needs backups! [01:19] adamg: http://www.webupd8.org/2012/10/how-to-reset-compiz-and-unity-in-ubuntu.html this might help. [01:22] pd1: tried. buuut ChaiTRex thanks! that is fruitful. after the autoremove, there's an entry for commandline "aptdaemon --role='role-commit-packages'" at a half-hour boundary, so looks like an auto-upgrade cron of some sort [01:24] adamg: You're welcome. === Wulf4 is now known as Wulf === IronY is now known as SpeedRun === johnc4510 is now known as Ed_Vortex === Ed_Vortex is now known as johnc4510 === SpeedRun is now known as IronY === flush is now known as flush_ === flush_ is now known as flush [01:57] is there a overclocking thing nvidia that runs in linux? [01:57] is there a overclocking thing for nvidia that runs in linux? [01:59] tonyt: yes, part of the nvidia driver [02:00] http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?px=MTY1OTM&page=news_item [02:05] ben where is it located? [02:05] Anyone here has used ImageMagick convert? I am trying to convert a SVG file to BMP file which as 24 bit. I did "convert test.svg -depth 24 test.bmp". It converts it 32 bit instead of 24 bit. [02:07] Zythyr: imagemagick has its own channel. May be better off asking in ##imagemagick [02:07] wedgie Thanks! I didn't know it had a channel [02:07] Zythyr: try: `convert input.svg -type truecolor output.bmp` [02:08] hello world [02:08] gr33n7007h Thanks. -type truecolor worked! Also I just tested -alpha off which also works. I dond't understand the difference though [02:09] Zythyr: np === pax2you1 is now known as pax2you [02:20] Question. Why is it so damn hard to find the configuration files for installed applications [02:21] so far not a single application I've installed has had the config file in the specified location from the man. I'm on ubuntu 16.04 [02:21] (specifically looking for the i3 blocks config file) [02:21] amazecpk: i dont seem to have a problem. [02:22] havoc_hive, did I do something wrong during the installation process? [02:22] amazecpk: apt-file search packagename | egrep '^packagename:' [02:23] amazecpk: im not sure, how are you going about it? [02:23] amazecpk: You can also limit that further to including only files in /etc, for example. [02:24] amazecpk: There's also the possibility that you need to create the file. [02:25] hmm, could be, for for instance the i3 config file was under ~/.config/... not ~/.i3... [02:26] amazecpk: Ahh, the command I showed won't show things under /home. [02:26] The fonts folder took me forever to find since everyone online had a different location to try. [02:26] amazecpk: Also, those files (in ~/.whatever) are generally created on first run of the application. [02:27] ahh, let me see if that is the case [02:28] nope. still cannot find the i3blocks config file. [02:28] Sorry, have to go (store I'm in is closing). [02:29] no worries. thanks [02:29] You're welcome. [02:33] !test [02:33] Testing... Testing... 1. 2.. 3... [02:34] anybody get sound blaster z working on ubuntu 17? [02:35] shows up in list of audio output devices but I'm getting no sound. [02:35] one second - rebooting [02:35] so.. anyone know where I can find the i3blocks config file? [02:35] on ubuntu 16.04 [02:39] Hi everyone, I'm having an issue with a pendrive install, is anyone willing to help a bit? [02:42] !test [02:42] Testing... Testing... 1. 2.. 3... [02:45] Hi everyone, I'm having an issue with a pendrive install, is anyone willing to help a bit? [02:47] BennyB: whats the problem? [02:48] Hi, thanks, so I have a good pendrive install, just used it on a laptop yesterday. Trying it on a different laptop today and it's booting into GRUB [02:49] At which point I am totally lost. I just want to wipe the HDD and install [02:50] no why do you ask [02:53] BennyB: how'd you mean it boots into grub? [02:54] It's booting into a GRUB command line prompt [02:55] From what I've googled it sounds like the BIOS isn't good at booting from USB? [02:55] BennyB: how did you create the usb? [02:56] have you checked in bios settings? [02:57] Using pendrivelinux [02:57] Latest LTS iso [02:58] BennyB: what OS is on this new laptop you're trying to boot from? [02:59] It has win7. Previous ownder thinks it's corrupted, so I'm trying to just put a fresh ubuntu install in [02:59] try writing the iso using unetbootin or rufus or something [02:59] also, check the hash sum to verify it [03:00] BennyB: or if you've got a linux laptop lying around try using `dd` [03:00] but rufus should be good [03:00] I just used the USB drive to install on a different laptop yesterday, so I'm pretty certain that's not the issue [03:00] Unless that's not what you're getting at [03:01] BennyB: well, if it's booting into grub something gone amiss [03:01] best to eliminate variables, and pendrivelinux is one [03:02] OK. If I can get Windows to boot, what's the simplest way to install? I've only ever used the pendrive. [03:03] write the iso using rufus or unetbootin [03:03] BennyB: or win32 disk imager [03:04] Alright. I was just wondering if there were some commands in GRUB that I just didn't know about. I'll try a few different tacks from here. Thanks for your time! [03:04] yw BennyB [03:13] hi [03:13] hola === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant === Bl4ckC0r3 is now known as Guest44570 [03:38] Hello people, my ubuntu automatically connects to the hotspot network on startup. I disabled connect automatically and even removed the network from the network manager. Still it is connecting to it on startup. When I check the network list via the manager, I can't even find it in the list. [03:38] What could be the issue and how can I prevent it from connecting automatically? === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [03:42] Hi [03:43] Is anyone else having an issue on Ubuntu 17.04 where Ubuntu Software refuses to install anything? You click install and basically nothing happens [03:44] <_28Kb> i got install greyed out [03:45] <_28Kb> messed up PPA stuff === Spydar007 is now known as Guest92796 [03:48] _28Kb: Mine isn't greyed out, install is there, but when I click it, it does nothing, even .deb packages that I download on my own [03:49] I have to constantly use sudo dpkg -i [04:09] Uh, Jesus, so many people in here. [04:22] Is it possible to get screen sleep without graphical desktop? [04:23] I have 14.04 and I disabled the lightdm upstart task on purpose, so I only have 6 ttys and no graphical desktop. However, I still want the screen to properly sleep after some timeout. [04:23] I don't want it to just go blank. === jq is now known as anotherchee5e === awayfro is now known as ifro === lethu_ is now known as lethu === anotherchee5e is now known as jq === ses1984_ is now known as ses1984 === jq is now known as geohot === geohot is now known as jq [04:36] is it possible adding kali repositories in ubuntu could be done? === war10ck is now known as Guest85132 === jq is now known as spockors [04:38] spetznaz_: https://wiki.debian.org/DontBreakDebian <- Advice For New Users On Not Breaking Their System [04:45] any woman outthere?? [04:54] good morning to all [04:55] morning lotuspsychje [04:56] hey EriC^^ [04:57] hey guys quick question, what causes a symbolic link error? [04:57] Grorco: paste the error [05:00] Grorco: hastebin.com the error to EriC^^ [05:01] EriC^^, ln: failed to create symbolic link "/usr/bin/amdgpu-pro-uninstall" file exist [05:02] EriC^^, sorry I have to manually type it out :( not connected on the other laptop yet [05:03] it says the problem in the error [05:03] EriC^^, when I cd to that dir I don't see the file there though from the terminal [05:03] "the file already exists" [05:03] so you need to either remove the symolic link so it can be replaced, or use ln -sf to replace it [05:04] ikonia, what does ln -sf do? [05:04] it forces it [05:05] so just put that at the end like this? ./amdgpu-pro-install ln -sf [05:05] actually delete the link then recreate it [05:05] sudo rm /usr/bin/amdgpu-pro-uninstall [05:14] alright thank you so that fixed that error, can anyone help me with this error? https://pastebin.com/GEdS9jbj [05:20] I'm not ubuntu user, but can anyone tell me if the packages purple-facebook and purple-skypeweb or purple-skypeweb-git are in the ubuntu official repos? Just do a quick apt search for me ^^ [05:21] !info purple-facebook xenial | dragostini [05:21] dragostini: Package purple-facebook does not exist in xenial [05:21] !info purple-skypeweb [05:21] Package purple-skypeweb does not exist in zesty [05:21] !info purple-skypeweb xenial [05:22] Package purple-skypeweb does not exist in xenial [05:22] beauty. Thanks Bashing-om [05:22] dragostini: :) === dimaj_away is now known as dimaj [05:31] hey guys, is there a way to check which HDD is connected via USB vs internal SATA port? === cpaelzer_ is now known as cpaelzer [05:31] and to identify which disk corresponds to which bay in a system [05:37] nm. i think i found it via "lshw -c storage -c disk" and then search for anything that does not have "usb-storage" in the configuration [05:38] dimaj: ' sudo lshw -C Disk -short ' may help too, and then read the boot log for the ATA assignements . [05:38] I am using Ubuntu 14.04 and trying to run docker with some assigned memory so it will use that memory for the specific container but getting error WARNING: Your kernel does not support swap limit capabilities, memory limited without swap. [05:38] I also tried to modify the grub file but it is not working as well. === deathonater is now known as Smeef [05:41] does abybody have the unrar duplicated bug in ubuntu 16.04 [05:41] thanks Bashing-om [05:42] I recently bought a laptop with ubuntu 17.04 pre-installed, what I'd like to know is if its possible to backup the entire os on a thumbdrive, and if its possible to restore from it. [05:42] dimaj: Small bit to try and help :) [05:44] !backup | uL4m0g [05:44] uL4m0g: There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning [05:45] uL4m0g: im curious wich brand of laptop gives 17.04 on it? [05:46] lotuspsychje, system76 is intended for linux, i bought their Gazelle laptop and I get the option of 16.04 or 17.04 [05:48] uL4m0g: ok thanks, in my opinion, its best to backup your data to external device and if something happens with ubuntu, just reinstall fresh with your usb stick [05:48] uL4m0g: its easy and free to create your own ubuntu usb stick [05:49] lotuspsychje, i not so recently bought an acer laptop and i couldnt do much because of uefi secure boot locking windows 10 so i googled unlock laptop and i saw people saying system76 [05:49] uL4m0g: its possible to install ubuntu on an uefi system also [05:49] lotuspsychje, true, but i just wanna make sure i back up the os that came with it just in case :) [05:50] uL4m0g: 17.04 has 9 months support, so if you back that Os up, you wont have much of time with it [05:50] lotuspsychje, well the acer laptop that i bought is literally lock to win10 os, so i couldnt boot ubuntu i had to go to legacy [05:51] uL4m0g: i suggest you create an usb stick with an LTS release perhaps [05:51] uL4m0g: to install ubuntu, just disable secureboot and fastboot === spockors is now known as jq [05:52] lotuspsychje, that's one of the issue, the bios on my acer laptop is rigged like there's no option to disable secureboot/fastboot [05:52] only change from uefi to legacy [05:52] and other basic [05:53] uL4m0g: hard to believe, wich type of acer is that? [05:55] !uefi > uL4m0g doublecheck all settings here [05:55] uL4m0g, please see my private message [05:55] lotuspsychje, acer E5-575-33BM, i3 7100 4GB DDR4, [05:56] uL4m0g: did you try setting the admin bios password? that gives more features when you set it [05:56] an option to "trust" an os might appear [05:57] Eric^^, ok let me try 1 sec [06:01] does anybody get an empty folder when they use ynrar on ubuntu 16.04? [06:02] unrar* [06:04] Eric^^, Oh my god! your suggestion worked. [06:04] uL4m0g: great! [06:05] Eric^^, i set bios admin password and it gave me option for TPM, did a quick lookup online something to do with disowning stuff, anyways i went to boot and change boot mode from legacy to uefi, and can now disable the secure boot [06:08] uL4m0g: nice [06:28] Hi [06:35] !help [06:35] 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 [06:36] can someone help me, how do i change my name? i connected via terminal [06:37] Guest61430: You would do: /nick name-you-want === Guest61430 is now known as Swampfox [06:37] thank you Yank :) [06:37] appreciate it [06:37] gia tis gynaikes mas? [06:37] Swampfox: All good === al_ is now known as Guest41098 [06:53] Hi guys! maybe someone could help me out, Im looking for an ubuntu version with a specific 3.13.x kernel [06:54] im trying to set-up a specific driver for an SPI programmer [06:54] vNistelroot: 3.13 was 14.04 iirc [06:55] hi all [06:56] heya ducasse, let me check [06:56] vNistelroot: _not_ 14.04.5, that comes with a later kernel. you'd need the original 14.04 image. [06:56] hm im running in a vm ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS and it comes with 4.4.0 [06:56] ahh [06:59] would ubuntu-14.0.04.1-desktop-i386 do the trick? [06:59] vNistelroot: yes, i think so. let me doublecheck. [07:00] https://askubuntu.com/questions/517136/list-of-ubuntu-versions-with-corresponding-linux-kernel-version [07:00] vNistelroot: yes, that's the one. [07:01] thank you YankDownUnder ducasse, lets check [07:01] vNistelroot: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [07:01] Does anyone know if ZFS is considered stable on linux , aka production ready ? [07:02] proxx_: it's mature, yes. [07:02] yeah that ubuntu comes with 3.13.0-32 [07:03] lets try this driver [07:03] just for share, im trying to set-up ch341 spi flash programmer [07:05] 0ð2a [07:05] ducasse , thanks === JanC is now known as Guest5365 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [07:18] Does systemd automatically make nfs mounts depend on network? === ThetaOrionis is now known as Guest19672 [07:23] ij: Locally, right? [07:23] YankDownUnder, What do you mean? [07:23] ij: The NFS mounts - are they local mounts? [07:24] They're network mounts. [07:24] I'd assume that if the network is not present, then an NFS mount would not show up (if it was setup to automatically mount) [07:28] ij: it should, but i always add the _netdev mount option anyway [07:34] Hey guys, so yesterday I made a fresh install of Ubuntu 17.04 Mate, and the ugly DNS bug kept me offline. So I turned off DNSSEC, and updated my system with latest packages (which resolved the issue), but [07:34] I have a TASCAM US-122 and I can't get it to work with Ubuntu 16.04 [07:34] I was infected (first time, like ever!) with some ad-redirecting malware, that went straight to my router, changed DNS tables and affected all my devices connected to the Wifi [07:36] I previously resetted the router to see if Ubuntu's Wifi issue was due to bad router conf, and that resetted the password too. As such, the infection occurred. [07:36] Now, I want to make a fresh Ubuntu installation again, and the official ISO has the same problem. I simply can't get online to get the latest updates. [07:36] Is there any way I can download the ISO with all the latest updates bundled? [07:37] * ThetaOrionis doesn't want to go to Mint or anything else === david is now known as Guest28826 [07:38] ThetaOrionis: sorry, no, but can't you just install the regular way, 'fix' resolved, apply updates etc? you can install without installing updates. [07:38] hailhydra: is that a usb camere? [07:38] ThetaOrionis: dns bug? infected? what? [07:39] ducasse, That's what caused the issue. :( I manually edited the file yesterday, and soon after (within 5 mins) my router got infected [07:40] how do you tell your router is 'infected' ?? [07:40] thats not how anything works [07:40] ThetaOrionis: editing something local can not cause a compromise of your router. [07:40] turning off dnssec is a bad advise. [07:40]