[00:00] thundeer, not quite sure why you sent me the docker docs on mysql? [00:02] howudodat, sorry. i misunderstood. i thought you wanted to get your data out. thinking that if you do a -v mount, you can get your data out in that manner. but maybe a server container would make more sense. [00:03] howudodat, a virtual box might be the easier solution. [00:05] thundeer: so I think I have the problem narrowed down a bit more. I was finally able to get mysql re-installed and I saw the standard 4 databases. when I move the datadir back to my actual database, I lose mysql performance_schema and sys as databases. even though those directories exist and the .frm .ibd and .myd files are there. I have added the appropriate directories to apparmor config [00:17] in ubuntu can you input a echo command in the terminal bascially like echo "command && command && command &&" | at 18:43 to run commands at a certain time? [00:18] or is there a easy way to do that [00:22] latino31: just like that [00:22] nice.. command in " " right? [00:22] im curious though can you differentiate between am and pm? [00:23] yep, not sure about am/pm though just use 01:00 or 23:00 [00:24] latino31: man at will give you more info [00:28] thanks gr33n7007h [00:28] np latino31 [00:28] never mind its a 24 hour clock lol [00:29] not 12 hour [00:29] lol [00:29] you can set it to display 12hr if you wish [00:29] i understand :) [00:29] but by defult its 24hr [00:38] good day everyone [00:38] i would like to ask what does bind9 actually does to a server [00:39] burns them like big ball of fire [00:39] lol [00:40] no, really [00:40] lol [00:40] kitoy: http://www.bind9.net/ [00:40] gogeta: lol === cjonesy[m] is now known as cjonesy [00:48] sweet, got my root image down from 8GB to 3GB [00:48] what did you do? [00:49] and what do you mean by root image [00:49] default ubuntu ami is 8GB, i shrunk it basically [00:50] and it took me far too long to figure out how to do it [00:50] what did you remove? [00:50] empty space [00:52] Hi guys. I recently upgraded from Ubuntu 14.04 and my network adapter speeds have fallen to about 1 mbps. [00:52] BigBawb, first of all: welcome to the 90's [00:53] wifi or ethernet? [00:53] wifi [00:53] I can recal having a similar issue when I first installed a few years ago [00:53] updated to 16.04 or 17.04? or something inbetween? [00:54] I believe 16.04 [00:54] Linux 4.4.0-75-generic #96-Ubuntu uname [00:55] can you run 'lsb_release -a' [00:55] the kernel gives us a hint but noithing sure :) [00:56] and what is the chipset of the wifi card/dongle? [00:56] Description: Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS [00:57] and sorry for all the questions: i did that for a livining some years ago for a camera company selling network devices to old people...better to ask everything before even start to debug the issue:D [00:58] yeah I did the upgrade release command [00:58] BigBawb, important is the the name/brand/model nr/ chipset of the wifi dongle - it will be a device spcific problem [00:58] pynkii: realtek [00:58] https://www.amazon.com/Edimax-EW-7811Un-150Mbps-Raspberry-Supports/dp/B003MTTJOY [00:59] This does work guaranteed. It worked full speed last week [00:59] Also my upload is like .3 [00:59] Should be 30/5 [01:01] I installed ubuntu 17.04, but I don't see Unity 8? still using unity with dash, how/why? [01:02] BigBawb, 'lsusb' shows a device with this ids: 0bda:818b [01:03] Bus 002 Device 004: ID 7392:7811 Edimax Technology Co., Ltd EW-7811Un 802.11n Wireless Adapter [Realtek RTL8188CUS] [01:03] ubuntu 16.04.2 keep getting this with audio cds Unable to mount Audio Disc Message recipient disconnected from message bus without replying [01:04] what does this mean? [01:05] BigBawb, ok its really the CU version :/ [01:06] O: the CU version [01:07] whats that [01:07] hello [01:09] I need a newer version of network-manager-openconnect than is provided in the repos for xenial. What should I do? [01:09] what does this do btw? [01:09] deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial main universe [01:09] can anyone help me with this strange wireless usb adapter problem? ubuntu shows my wireless adapter, and a network list, but whenever i try to connect to my network wirelessly it animates the wireless icon in the notification area for about 15 seconds, then it stops the animation and i am not connected to my network wirelessly [01:09] installing dnscrypt requires me that [01:09] probably enables the universe repo [01:10] right now i am force to use an ethernet cable [01:10] but ubuntu said that package is unrecognized [01:10] sysRPL: what adapter is is? (lsusb to find out) [01:11] Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0b05:179d ASUSTek Computer, Inc. USB-N53 802.11abgn Network Adapter [Ralink RT3572] [01:11] unrecognized? What do you mean [01:11] Does ubuntu 17.04 came with Unity 8 ? [01:12] did you go to the site... and read the releasae [01:12] no or you would know... [01:13] how come my 17.04 doesnt have unit 8 [01:13] It does [01:13] actually I hate to tell people something and be wrong but I am sure it is either the last releasae it will be in or it isnt in there [01:13] Just not default [01:14] kenrin, how can i make unity 8 default for my ubuntu 17.04 [01:14] uL4m0g: probably by installing unity8 [01:14] kenrin, deb [01:15] it probably isn't recognized because you have no quotes around the address kitoy [01:15] Ben64, how to tell what version of unity i have installed on terminal? [01:15] it thinks the entire thing is a command [01:15] ok, so it looks like apparmor and mysql are really not getting along after today's update...I now see apparmor denied for the following: /proc/10019/status, and /sys/devices/system/node/ [01:15] kenrin https://pastebin.com/2ks97v9w [01:16] uL4m0g: dpkg -l | grep unity [01:16] wlx50465d4c15cc: flags=4099 mtu 1500 [01:16] that shows up under ifconfig instead of wlan0 [01:16] oooh [01:16] Yeah deb isn't a command it is a package format [01:16] Ben64, any help would be appreciated [01:17] i can't play mp4's no video only sound on lubuntu 16.1 [01:17] kenrin, i found it on this instructions http://www.linuxslaves.com/2016/10/how-to-install-dnscrypt-ubuntu-1604.html [01:18] Those instructions say to place that line into the /etc/apt/sources.list file [01:19] so [01:19] sudo echo "deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial main universe" >> /etc/apt/sources.list [01:20] oh [01:20] what does >> <- means? [01:20] like > but it appends instead [01:21] ugh [01:21] it adds the line to the end of the file instead of erasing the entire file, which would be bad [01:21] why is it being so difficult to setup a simple network fileshare for my roommate to use... [01:22] ok thanks kenrin and chek [01:23] Hi everyone [01:24] I got new contacts [01:24] I can seeeeee === KindTwo is now known as KindOne [01:24] kenrin, it says that i couldnt do it [01:24] bash: /etc/apt/sources.list: Permission denied [01:25] If you used sudo or log in as root it will do it [01:26] sudo will only apply to echo, not >> === lynn_ is now known as gryphon [01:26] really? [01:26] yeah the shell pulls the >> file_name part off [01:26] so echo runs as root but then you try to open and write as non-root [01:27] oh [01:27] Didn't know, I always sudo -i before doing things like that [01:27] you could do "echo blah | sudo tee -a /path/to/file" [01:27] what is tee -a? [01:27] What's the best way to pull down the code for a package in zesty, build it for xenial, install it, and, if it works, push it to a PPA? [01:28] tee - read from standard input and write to standard output and files [01:28] I have a question may I ask? [01:28] Have a question [01:28] -a will append [01:28] I have one [01:28] ok thanks [01:28] i will try that [01:28] just ask it [01:29] When does the next Ubuntu come out [01:29] Ben64: couldn't he also do sudo sh -c 'echo blah >> somefilename.txt' ? [01:29] And how much will it cost to upgrade [01:29] howudodat: that's a really wonky way to do that [01:29] virtualriot: october 2017, free as always [01:30] Oh good [01:35] why does the LTS release skips 16.10 17.04 and 17.10 ? [01:36] Ben64 [01:36] is this correct? [01:36] echo "deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial main universe" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list [01:36] deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial main universe [01:36] i duno if that is correct [01:36] hehe [01:37] seems correct, since it echoed deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial main universe [01:37] If it didn't skip those version it wouldn't be LTS kyoku [01:37] It would be called rolling [01:38] Kyoku: 16.10 17.04 and 17.10 are NOT LTS releases . LTS is released in a 2 year schedule - 12.04 14.04 16.04 18.04 . [01:38] so 18.04 doesn't even exist yet? [01:39] It is about a year away [01:40] Kyoku: correct will be April (04) of 2018 (18) --- release 18.04 :) === yinflying2016 is now known as yinflying [01:40] ec2 has 16.04 as the default, but i want all the latest stuff so which version is best? [01:41] !latest | Kyoku [01:41] Kyoku: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. [01:41] * Volund headscratches lots [01:42] I should just shuttup and stick with 16.04 then [01:42] and then cry in a year when it won't update to 18.04 on ec2 [01:42] Kyoku: Som ya got to ask your self "what will I gain to upgrade from a LTS release ?" [01:43] Can you even upgrade from a regular release to a LTS ? [01:44] kenrin: Yes . [01:44] i don't know kenrin but every time i try to go from one release to another in ec2 it results in a dead instance [01:46] I cannot get Audacity to work, and apparently I'm not alone [01:46] One time, I installed this boot image onto a USB that, once it boots, lets you select from ISOs on the disk and boot from that. But I have no idea what it was called. Anyone know what I'm talking about? [01:47] There are tons of software like that cyberspectre, you'd need to be more specific [01:47] kenrin, just name one and that's the one I'll use lol [01:47] I use easy2boot [01:47] Cool, thanks kenrin :) [01:48] malware2boot is better [01:48] Kyoku: No experience with ec2, but could be that the provider controls the kernel ( thus the release ). [01:48] kenrin, if I put several ISOs on the USB, including Ubuntu and Windows, easy2boot will let me boot from any of those, right? [01:48] if you read all the tutorials and make the PE images, yeah [01:48] so from a server perspective is there anything worth risking a non-LTS release for? [01:49] If you just slap down ISOs they will work if they are non-windows and non-uefi [01:49] i'm particularly interested in any network improvements and LXD [01:50] kenrin, only non-windows? [01:50] Server and non-LTS doesn't make much sense...but, whatever. [01:50] I want to try to build a package in ubuntu zesty for xenial and get it into a PPA if it works. What's the easiest way to go about this? [01:50] Of course, windows proctects their stuff. You need to convert it to a format that works first [01:53] kenrin, that was to me? [01:54] ok, so more narrowing down. if I point my datadir to another dir, I get three errors in the logfile: [ERROR] Function 'archive' already exists, same for 'blackhole', 'federated' and 'innodb'. Then of course none of my innodb databases are loaded, neither are 3 of the 4 mysql databases [01:54] Yes, there is no software where you can throw a windows .iso without modifying it on a usb and expect it to boot uefi. You' need a .imgPTN or PE image, but this is off topic ;P [01:55] kenrin, thanks for the heads up. I'll look into it. [02:02] is there a tool to sync mysql databases on 2 machines? [02:04] mysql can do that already [02:07] it can replicate as far as i know. not sync [02:08] brb [02:09] You want like offline tools then ? [02:10] well, as i am thinking about it there will be no way to do what i want without manual mergeing [02:11] There are tools like symmetrixDS and dbforge but it depends on how you are looking ot do it [02:11] Might be easier just to make a mysqldump script [02:12] kenrin, some-kind-of-git style distributeted database thingy... 2 databses that can brought to a "shared - state" even if there are chages in both of them that need to be merged [02:12] That would be horrible and unfeasible [02:14] kenrin, maybe. [02:14] That is for heavy use cases involving clusters and DB architects [02:14] things is: the local databse is nice when there is no internet connection while the online one is nice if there is no local machine... [02:15] but how to sync them in a way that do not include transfering gigs of sql dumps... [02:17] is wlp2s0 secure? [02:17] and how is it different form wlan0 or wlan1 [02:17] i mean in your guys opinion [02:18] Just a new naming interface that systemd uses [02:18] And we would have no idea if your wifi is secure [02:18] ok [02:18] thanks [02:25] is there a way to list the mysql versions in the default repo? whatever the update was that came out today, it's seriously broken and I need to jump back to yesterday's version [02:25] or at least try it and see if it resolves all these crazy issues [02:32] please help me with port forwarding on android [02:33] please help [02:42] conectar con internet [02:43] chili con carne [02:43] yummy [02:53] ok, I'm off. I'm mentally and physically exhausted. been fighting this on 2 machines for 10 hours or so. warning to everyone out there...apparmor and todays mysql upgrade dont get along and it will hose your mysql install [02:53] Hmm... I just tried using backportpackage, but the package in question failed to build on launchpad because it depends on debhelper 10... what can I do? === Obit1 is now known as Money88 [02:59] Is there some way to make it depend use the version in xenial-backports? [03:02] /msg NickServ DROP Obit1 mgm700!bond007! 38ad03c4:33614fe9 [03:14] https://launchpad.net/~stownsend42/+archive/ubuntu/network-manager-openconnect/+build/12494029 -- this build failed because it couldn't install debhelper >= 10, but that package exists in xenial-backports === holden is now known as Guest97275 [03:24] clear [03:25] So what's your all's opinions on Ubuntu switching back to Gnome? [03:27] rypervenche, did you find what is the solution for me? [03:28] xXEoflaOEXx: Nope, you left so I stopped troubleshooting. [03:28] rypervenche, I left because I have to go and then sleep. [03:28] xXEoflaOEXx: Yep. You should probably ask for help when you've got some time to troubleshoot :) [03:29] rypervenche, ok. I have had Firefox crashing everytime I open it. This is the output from yesterday: http://paste.ubuntu.com/24473635/ [03:34] help I have Ubuntu 17.04 and I've installed VLC from the ubuntu software center and i can't play total drama island dvd on my PC [03:34] any ideas? [03:35] MarioKingTree, Is the errors displaying while playing? [03:36] xxEoflaOEXx nope [03:36] any ideas? is there a channel more suited to discussions about PPAs? [03:36] VLC isn't just playing it at all [03:36] MarioKingTree: https://askubuntu.com/a/845206/616451 [03:37] xXEoflaOEXx: Ok, let's try something then. [03:37] xXEoflaOEXx: Edit your /etc/default/grub file, I think it's called. [03:38] rypervenche, I opened it. [03:38] xXEoflaOEXx: Oh, this might not be related, actually. [03:39] rypervenche, Yes, it is unrelated. [03:39] xXEoflaOEXx: sudo lsb_release -a [03:40] rypervenche, http://paste.ubuntu.com/24476771/ [03:41] ChaiTRex i got it to work with that information. Thank you!! :D [03:41] Upgraded this laptop form windows 8.1 to Ubuntu 17.04 and it runs faster :3 [03:44] rypervenche, my brother *just* asks me to disconnect [03:44] from the internet [04:09] xXEoflaOEXx: Have you updated your system recently? [04:09] oh [04:13] Hello, how do I run a shell script at startup? [04:13] van7hu, put it into /etc/rc.local [04:14] pynki, I putted there already. [04:15] pynki, I found online that ' Ubuntu is now using systemd, and rc.local is now considered a service which is turned "off" by default' - is this right? [04:15] I'm using 16.04 [04:18] van7hu, sudo systemctl enable rc-local.service [04:18] doesn't work for you? [04:18] i assumje we are rading the same askubuntu answer :D [04:18] it just say, systemctl not found [04:18] Is there any proper documentation for services and syscall [04:19] yeah, same answer [04:19] works on my 16.04.02 server install [04:20] Edit bashrc [04:20] That's safe [04:20] Guest63051, that needs a login to run... [04:20] Yes [04:20] yeah, I'm checking for now [04:20] pynki, need a reboot [04:22] http://ccm.net/faq/3348-execute-a-script-at-startup-and-shutdown-on-ubuntu [04:22] Read it [04:23] the problem is that the rc.local method does not work anymore Guest63051 [04:25] What about cron [04:25] Is it still working === kostkon_ is now known as kostkon [04:30] https://askubuntu.com/questions/843323/start-script-on-system-startup-ubuntu-16-04-1 [04:37] Hello! I wonder why running add-apt-respository in my Ubuntu is so slow. [04:38] Change your repo server location [04:39] thanks and change in the system setting? [04:39] how should that help? [04:42] it seems that every time when i run add apt resp, it'll take minutes to finish the task [04:42] 5 seconds here with 'dd-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java' [04:42] your itnernet conenction is OK? [04:43] yes it is === jq is now known as DutchAppleAss [04:43] What is your location [04:43] china [04:43] That's why [04:43] Gfw [04:44] help me with port forwarding on android hotspot [04:44] i know but other tasks which need internet connection is rapid [04:45] I know brother. I have many friends from china [04:45] yhy9630, thats why. i am china too [04:45] You have to choose those repo who server in china or not blocked by gfw [04:45] and i need to use vpn to make all the ubuntu downloads fast... [04:46] You don't need vpn for all task [04:46] so thanks a lot:) [04:46] You need those repo whose server location in china or not blocked by gfw [04:46] There are many repo that are working in china [04:47] somebody please help me [04:47] What help? [04:47] on how to port forward in android [04:48] https://repogen.simplylinux.ch [04:48] i use internet by tethering [04:49] Root your android but I don't understand why you need to port forward [04:49] for using meterpreter , [04:50] #pynki check link [04:50] without port forwarding , it wont work [04:50] :D [04:51] Guest63051, we are not talking abotu ubuntu repos... [04:52] #pynki please scroll down the page... [04:52] There are other repo too [04:53] Guest63051, just a few [04:53] This website just an example... There are many other repo [04:54] deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/webupd8team/java/ubuntu vivid main thats the line generated for China and oracle java [04:54] thats not helping at all [04:54] thats the same i can add with add-apt-repository [04:55] for the offical repos there are enough mirrors in china - for the ppa: stuff kind of repos there is not much choices [04:57] Alright you win 😅 [04:57] and that loine s generated when using 16.04 as a choice.... [04:58] a vpn to hongkong seems the only way to get "full" internet access [04:58] I lost the ppa file that my friend given to me [04:59] Even Japanese vpn will work [04:59] or korea or singapore [04:59] depends on where you are in china what works best [05:00] Lantern also work if you don't have anything [05:00] Is tor working in china? [05:01] I don't understand how china managed to turn off tor [05:01] basic proxys work well too [05:02] Hmm.... Proxy work sometimes but most of the times they don't work === timmy is now known as Guest50472 [05:11] Guest63051, by blocking all the traffic they turned off tor\ [05:12] Not all traffic is blocked [05:12] all the tor traffic is :P [05:14] How [05:15] take the list of relays and block the IPs [05:15] and figuring out the "secret" list of bridges [05:15] and block them too [05:16] and or traffic analysis [05:17] sounds like an adequate reason to start spawning radioactive glass lots [05:18] You can't block all nodes [05:18] Those are public exit nodes [05:18] Most of the exit nodes are private [05:18] but their ips are public [05:19] But who knows them all? [05:19] so just kill every out going conenction to the tor network [05:19] china [05:19] China is not God of Internet [05:19] belive me, manpower is what thei do not have to think about [05:19] If he know all stuff then he can block vpn [05:20] not without destroying https [05:20] and that you do not want to do [05:20] You can manually install ssl certificates on your websites [05:21] That's not the reason.... [05:21] Https 😅 [05:22] I think..... Tor work in china.... And when a user bridged to a website then gfw filter traffic and shutdown that IP [05:24] see vnp's. setup a openvpn server with the "as it comes" config, go to hainan und try to connect. they will simple shoot on the tls handshakes and then probe the server for hours. the logs are quite eye opening [05:25] they are not shutdown ips. they reset the connections [05:25] For how much time.... It's like someone using netcutter software [05:26] Does anyone have suggestions of what I should do with this: https://github.com/georgmartius/vid.stab [05:26] - I mean installation directory [05:27] just some dir === DutchAppleAss is now known as CyberBully [05:29] sup guys [05:46] rypervenche, Firefox crashes at every startup. I have tried to delete .mozilla folder but that does not fix it.. [05:47] what is strange is that I have Tor browser and it works fine [05:48] Is there a way to create an application launch? I am using Ubuntu 17.04 with the Unity Desktop. [05:48] *application launcher* [06:09] I fixed it by downgrading from the faulty version to the working version [06:11] I will keep that deb file so that when the upgrading happens, I will execute it. [06:28] i feel completely ridiculous asking this in 2017 but how do i install pipelite [06:28] pipelight* [06:29] energizer: What is it? [06:31] YankDownUnder: it allows running silverlight/flash to watch widevine videos that havent switch from flash to html5 [06:31] energizer: https://launchpad.net/pipelight [06:38] discontinued i guess [06:38] so [06:38] oh well [06:39] is there anybody [06:39] a [06:39] energizer: Well, there ya go. Obviously NOT a huge call for it's usage...could always get the source and work it out yerself, matey. [06:40] 中国人 [06:40] yeah it used to be a huge deal a few years ago until netflix became available html5 [06:40] xiaorui: #ubuntu-cn [06:41] now its a couple slowpokes still on flash [06:46] how do i tell this netbook to connect via it's wifi? i've already added all the details in the Network Connections dialog. [06:46] i can't find anything for 'use that one' and connect. [06:47] zap0: Since I can't SEE "this netbook", it's relatively impossible to tell you... [06:47] is there anything i can type at a terminal? === rojo is now known as Guest93721 [06:48] zap0: https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/net-wireless-connect.html [06:51] im stuck on the 2nd step.. what is a "network menu in the menu bar" ? [06:51] zap0: SHOULD be upper right-hand corner [06:53] menubar is on the bottom, but whatever// their is no network icon... there is Clock and Battery Indicator. that is all. (in that corner) [07:02] zap0: Menu bar at the bottom? [07:05] yeah.. but.. after 2 reboots... the icon hs appeared. thanks! [07:05] has/ [07:29] In Windows Firefox can play 4K videos with little CPU effort, that's different for Ubuntu, any idea why? Does Firefox for linux lack some hardware acceleration? It is ticked, so that should be fine [07:30] dan01: Most of that really depends on the "desktop environment" and "window manager" that you're using - along with whether or not you're using the proper graphics driver for your system... [07:31] YankDownUnder: standard ubuntu 17.04 with noveau [07:31] 17.04 is not an LTS release, can't help ya there, bro. [07:32] YandDownUnder: and if it was 16.04? what should I do? [07:33] dan01: If - *IF* you were running 16.04, I would check through the drivers database and double-check the drivers for the graphics card (GPU) on your system...as well, I'd check for other system drivers...that being said, with 17.04 only released "into the wild" since last week...it's gonna be a bit scarce on actual "experienced help" [07:34] dan01: the nouveau driver isn't very good at hw-accel afaik, you need the binary nvidia driuver to get better performance. [07:36] ducasse: ok. PS will that also work on wayland? the nvidia drivers? [07:36] Now I know "that story"...coolbeans...didn't know that... [07:36] dan01: aiui, some versions do and others don't. [07:41] dan01: On just taking a quick browse on the Nvidia site, it would appear that 16.04 is the "top" version currently supported... [07:43] YankDownUnder: Cand you share the link please? [07:43] dan01: there are binary nvidia drivers in 17.04, see the additional drivers dialog in software and updates. [07:44] Good morning folks; I am experiencing strange behavior with bluetooth on Xubuntu 16.04 running on a MacBook Alu. The bluetooth works fine but sometimes is loaded at boot, sometimes isn't (no icon on menubar and mouse not working). I use to restart the laptop several times until it gets to work again. Could anyone suggest any command line to restart the bluetooth manually (without rebooting)? End eventually a definitive solution [07:54] Hi everyone. I've just configured a really minimal version of ubuntu with what needs to be installed on some devices in the office. What's the best way of converting my already installed ubuntu to an installable distribution that can be flashed to a USB stick or burnt to a CD? [07:54] !customlivecd | g105b [07:54] g105b: Interested in remastering the Ubuntu !LiveCD or !Alternate installer? See: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization - Or use tools such as http://uck.sourceforge.net/ [07:56] EriC^^: Thanks. Might want to remove uck from the help message. That's why I came here, because I found that the two links on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DerivativeDistroHowto were dead, inlcuding Uck. [07:56]