=== linuxdaemon_ is now known as linuxdaemon [00:05] nvm, found the backports option on launchpad [00:09] hi [00:09] does anyone know why the following does not work? iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING --source-port 28015 -j SNAT --to-port 1234 [00:09] specifically, --source-port is not a flag [00:10] hmm nvmd [00:16] naskeli: what was it? [00:23] when i start an Xvfb :0 display... does it mean that it's GLX is accelerated by the display driver? === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang === andyhuzhill1 is now known as andyhuzhill [00:43] is there some way I can manually perform what `sudo dpkg-reconfigure libdvd-pkg` does? i.e. manually download & build libdvdcss2 and/or whatever else this command does? === ilbelkyr_ is now known as ilbelkyr === STiK is now known as GoatBeef === andyhuzhill1 is now known as andyhuzhill === GoatBeef is now known as STiK [01:44] hi [01:44] does .bashrc still run at the start, if my default shell is fish? [01:56] im running KDE, i accidentally removed the menu panel at the bottom of the window. how do i add it back? [02:10] does anyone else experience a severe memory leak when using gnome-shell? [02:15] malkauns, In what manner? I'm running "the latest", not having issues here...that being said, I've also "trimmed" things - so I don't have animations nor compositing... [02:17] YankDownUnder: like within minutes is using more than 1gb ram [02:26] malkauns, And you've disabled extensions and animations and compositiing to make sure that that is the issue...? [02:27] hmm [02:27] how do you disable compositing? [02:31] You should be able to do so through the gnome-control-center - and if not, through dconf-editor. Check the "window manager" you are using (mutter). Check what in your "autostart" to also determine what might "overload" things... [02:32] malkauns, Read through this - it might help you sort some things out: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GNOME [02:33] ok thx [03:28] hi guys, i have a postfix running that cannot send mails to outlook.com email adresses. i migrated the server from debian jessie where the same config it worked well. it sends mails to gmail without problems. any ideas/suggestions? [03:29] pynki, Two suggestions - 1.) Check in #postfix 2.) Check in #ubuntu-server [03:30] ok! [04:03] how do i resrtart network manager on 14.04 [04:27] hi... trying to debug a problem with dhcp on a fairly minimal lubuntu... is this the right place to ask? [04:38] jim: You're better off just asking the question and seeing if anyone can help [04:39] ok, it's in my copy buffer... [04:41] the issue is we're trying to automate the starting of the net (to use ifup/down), and we're running into a situation where he has to use ethtool to set up an eth and then manually run a dhcp server, and ifup eth0 has the dhcp client try for awhile but never gets a reply from the dhcp server... running dhclient eth0 (after an ethtool invocation) does work, and from that point the net works properly [04:42] I haven't yet determined why the ethtool invocation is needed, but it does seem to work [04:44] could it be that the dhcp client used when iface eth0 inet dhcp is written in the interfaces file, is somehow broken or missing? [04:45] we also haven't tried a vanilla debian install [04:52] how do i restart networkmanager on 14.04? [04:53] xsmltx, what version of lubuntu are you running? === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [04:54] lsb_release -a https://paste.debian.net/hidden/a09b0e8d/ [04:56] uname -a https://paste.debian.net/hidden/81d8f369/ [06:00] hey guys, i have issue with ssh , my INTERNET stops working after i go on ssh , I am using open-vpn , but my ssh keeps working. === guardianx is now known as koothrapemily === JanC is now known as Guest87372 === JanC_ is now known as JanC === jamie_2 is now known as jamie_1 === petris_ is now known as petris === genpaku_ is now known as genpaku === not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy === nocaberi is now known as Bocaneri === ec is now known as ELLIOTTCABLE [07:56] Hi. Is somebody able help me out getting 3 monitors working on 2 different video cards? :) [08:03] hey [08:03] having an issue setting the time [08:04] timedatectl [08:04] Local time: Mon 2017-06-05 09:57:54 CEST [08:04] Universal time: Mon 2017-06-05 07:57:54 UTC [08:04] RTC time: Mon 2017-06-05 07:57:55 [08:04] Time zone: Europe/Amsterdam (CEST, +0200) [08:04] Network time on: yes [08:06] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24781390/ [08:06] the local time is the right time [08:06] but when I do date it shows a different tiem [08:06] time* [08:06] I also did, timedatectl set-timezone Europe/Amsterdam === mquin_ is now known as mquin [08:42] After upgrade to Ubuntu 17.04, many applications (forefox, thunderbird, etc) hang, and I'm unable to kill defunct process! [08:42] 2780 1965 9 juin04 ? 02:16:45 [firefox] [08:42] killall firefox, or kill 2780 do not do anything... [08:43] Any idea, any help? [08:45] Guest36319: xkill ? [08:46] madsj : e.g. xkill 2780, you mean? [08:50] madsj: OK, it killed it as X window! But are there any solution? I never encounterd these issue with Ubuntu 16.04... Please advice... [08:51] Hi, I tried upgrading from Ubuntu 12.04 LTS to 16.04, to 14.04 worked fine, but now I'm stuck with a broken apt-get / dpkg [08:51] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24781720/ [08:53] 30551 0.0 0.0 14248 1032 pts/3 S+ 10:52 0:00 | | \_ grep --color=auto firefox [08:53] 2780 9.8 0.0 0 0 ? Zl juin04 136:45 \_ [firefox] [08:54] 12270 0.0 0.3 725024 52640 ? Sl juin04 0:34 | \_ /usr/lib/firefox/plugin-container /usr/lib/adobe-flashplugin/libflashplayer.so -greomni /usr/lib/firefox/omni.ja -appomni /usr/lib/firefox/browser/omni.ja -appdir /usr/lib/firefox/browser 2780 true plugin [08:54] 30430 0.1 0.6 2049244 98268 ? Sl 10:48 0:00 \_ /usr/lib/firefox/firefox [08:55] Even after xkill, the defunct still here... [08:58] And even after "xkill", I cannot run firefox! [08:58] I got popup telling that it's already running! [08:59] The only solution till now, is to reboot the machine... [08:59] Guest36319 in a terminal, type ps x | grep firefox [09:00] MonkeyDust: 2780 ? Zl 136:45 [firefox] [09:00] Guest36319 try kill 2780 [09:01] Guest36319: From my experience, I upgraded from a LTS to a non-LTS a couple of years ago. Big mistake! [09:01] MonkeyDust: it not killed, and still here : 2780 ? Zl 136:45 [firefox] [09:01] Guest36319 ok, use kill -9 [09:02] Guest36319 so, kill -9 2780 [09:02] Guest36319: ps -ef --forest <- and then kill -9 of the parent process? [09:02] MonkeyDust: got the same result kill -9 2780 ! [09:04] madsj: Where I can see the parent process, I goot a forest of processess.. [09:09] hi, does anybody know a way to search a crashdump file (in kdump v6 format) with a regex? i tried the crash utility but as far as i can tell it does not support regex on its search feature [09:09] Guest36319 ps x --forest | grep firefox [09:10] MonkeyDust: such a commande give [09:10] 2780 ? Zl 136:45 [firefox] [09:10] 30675 ? Sl 0:00 /usr/lib/firefox/firefox [09:10] 30952 pts/3 S+ 0:00 grep --color=auto firefox [09:11] Guest36319 try pkill firefox [09:11] And still cannut kill anything, or run firefox... [09:12] MonkeyDust: here the output of pkill firefox : 2780 ? Zl 136:45 [firefox] [09:12] But no change... [09:12] Guest36319 ok, i'm out of ideas, guess you have to logout [09:14] MonkeyDust: reboot, is the only solution I found, since my upgrade. But cannot do that 20 times every day... [09:14] So, I'm searching for a good solution, if any. [09:15] Guest36319 what's the outcome of cat /etc/issue [09:16] MonkeyDust: after pkill firefox, goot the same result: 2780 1965 9 juin04 ? 02:16:45 [firefox] [09:18] And the big issue is that this happen with many other applications : Thunderbird, Libreoffice, etc., etc. [09:18] Is possible to downgrade to 16.04 ? [09:18] Guest36319 that would be a fresh istall , then [09:19] cat /etc/issue [09:19] Ubuntu 17.04 \n \l [09:20] MonkeyDust: is the output of cat /etc/issue, is normal for you? [09:21] never seen somthing like this : "\n \l" [09:21] yeah that's normal [09:25] Guest36319 scroll down to 'mingetty' ... https://askubuntu.com/questions/335695/why-does-etc-issue-show-me-ubuntu-and-not-lubuntu [09:31] im just going to restore 12.04 upgrade to 14.04 [09:31] and then backup [09:31] remove php5 [09:31] upgrade to 16.05 [09:31] *04 [09:34] anyone using optane? am I correct that bcache is the way to go for this in linux as an accelerator generally rather than using intel's SRT? easy to install ubuntu with this as root? [09:34] MonkeyDust: I have to reboot, to be able to see ...https://askubuntu.com/questions/335695/why-does-etc-issue-show-me-ubuntu-and-not-lubuntu [09:37] Guest36319: the parent is the top most [09:38] anyway, rebooting should be done after upgrading to load the new kernel etc., which would solve a lot of your problems [09:39] madsj: to be honest, I'm frustrated by rebooting every hour... [09:40] Hi! My google fu is failing me. Is there any Ubuntu 17.04 images for Beaglebone black to download? [09:40] madsj: are there any new kernel? I do every days : full-update, dis-upgrade, but here is nothing... [09:40] I only find 16.04 images [09:42] 1madsj: does the parent is : 987 ? Ss 0:00 /bin/sh /usr/lib/gnome-session/run-systemd-session ubuntu-session.target [09:43] That's the one on top just after tty1 [10:10] Guest36319: I boot once a day ... :) [10:12] if you do "ssh localhost", you'll be notified if the system would like to be restarted (typically if an upgrade installed a new kernel) [10:18] HeMan it says here, Beaglebone is for ARM devices ... there's also #ubuntu-arm [10:21] MonkeyDust: ah, thanks, I'll ask there as well [10:35] I'm trying to fix some nVidia drivers and it seems that ctrl+alt+f1 doesn't works. any hints? [10:36] Razva: what area you actually trying to do? [10:36] s/area/are [10:37] this: http://abhay.harpale.net/blog/linux/nvidia-gtx-1080-installation-on-ubuntu-16-04-lts/ [10:38] Razva: the driver from official packages is insufficient? [10:39] seems so... [10:39] which are the official packages btw? [10:40] Razva: nvidia-375 [10:40] !info nvidia [10:40] Package nvidia does not exist in zesty [10:40] !info nvidia-375 [10:40] nvidia-375 (source: nvidia-graphics-drivers-375): NVIDIA binary driver - version 375.66. In component restricted, is optional. Version 375.66-0ubuntu0.17.04.1 (zesty), package size 40532 kB, installed size 160232 kB (Only available for i386; amd64; armhf) [10:41] it seems there are no nvidia-* installed. hmmm [10:41] Razva: in what way is it insufficient? It's newer than the one in that blog [10:42] yeah, let me give it a shot [10:42] Razva: start the System Settings control panel, see Additional Drivers tab. There you can select the proprietary driver. [10:43] what do you think about ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa ? [10:44] Razva: I have no opinion about it. I stay away from PPAs [10:45] hi, I have a problem with dns resolution. [10:45] irgendwer4711: Ubuntu 17.04? [10:45] yes [10:45] yeah, it's broken. [10:45] occured after restart [10:45] really? what's the issue with dns? [10:46] since there are several breakages with it, what exactly is yours? [10:46] ikonia, it's a painting program [10:46] ppf: systemd-resolved is broken [10:46] lol, systemd again [10:46] of course [10:47] all i hear is "mimimi" [10:47] this biggest shit under the sun. [10:47] so what is the problem? [10:47] does not work?! [10:47] ppf: maybe visit a doctor, that's not good. [10:48] http://zeng.photography/blog/compile-deep-matching-on-ubuntu-14-dot-04/ What's this "fakeroot debian/rules custom" thing? I've never seen these commands before. "fakeroot" I can sort of infer, but "debian/rules"?? [10:48] irgendwer4711: got something more specific? [10:48] ppf: no dns resolution [10:48] irgendwer4711: set DNSSEC=no in /etc/systemd/resolved.conf and restart systemd-resolved.service, see if that helps [10:49] irgendwer4711: can you paste the resolved logs? [10:50] fallentree: does not work [10:50] ppf: where are resolve logs? [10:50] journalctl -u systemd-resolved [10:50] irgendwer4711: then please pastebin `systemd-resolve --status` [10:51] fallentree: https://pastebin.com/BMfsbpK0 [10:52] looks alright [10:52] nslookup google.com - 10.0.0.254 [10:53] ppf: via ip-address looks good [10:53] nslookup google.com - 127.0.1.1? [10:53] ppf: nope [10:54] irgendwer4711: that DNS Servers entry is wrong [10:54] irgendwer4711: systemd-resolved is just a forwarder, it doesn't resolve on its own, it requires an upstream [10:54] fallentree: resolver is running at 127.0.0.53 [10:55] irgendwer4711: yeah but DNS Servers shows 127.0.1.1 which is resolved [10:55] ah, I see network manager broke it [10:55] should be 127.0.0.53 then [10:55] yeah, it's recursing to nm, that's bad [10:55] irgendwer4711: I could never set it via NM, esp. not in 17.04. Use DNS= in resolved.conf [10:55] because... broken. [10:55] fallentree: it does!!! "# Generated by NetworkManager" [10:56] irgendwer4711: ? [10:56] irgendwer4711: did you tell your NM to recurse to 127.0.1.1? [10:56] ppf: I didnt set anything [10:56] irgendwer4711: resolved.conf not resolve.conf [10:56] irgendwer4711: /etc/systemd/resolved.conf [10:57] resolve.conf is useless in 17.04 unless you completely disable systemd-resolved which I did [10:57] I meant resolve.conf [10:57] can you paste the config? [10:57] fallentree: it's not? [10:58] maybe I did disable ystemd-resolved ago? [10:58] irgendwer4711: you can't , NM starts it right up. You need to change NetworkManager.conf to disable it [10:59] it's a clusterfsck in 17.04 and it's only gonna get worse it seems. [10:59] you're whining again [10:59] so what now, I have dhcp, some instance should set recolv.conf right. [10:59] irgendwer4711: nm configures resolv.conf [11:00] you don't have to touch that [11:00] out of curiosity, what's it contain? [11:00] 127.0.0.53? [11:00] ppf: so nm should set the dhcp values [11:00] irgendwer4711: yes, you can revert back to dnsmasq. See "dns" entry of NetworkManager.conf manual [11:00] I dont need any local resolver [11:00] fallentree: how about we figure out what's wrong first? [11:01] ppf: I've been at it for a week and gave up, removed it completely and installed Bind. Unbound is good too. [11:01] silly ubuntu should use the dhcp vales. [11:01] *values [11:01] irgendwer4711: basicly, something configured your resolved to recurse to 127.0.1.1, which is wrong [11:01] in fact, NM can hook up with unbound, so it's recommended. [11:01] systemd-resolved is horribly broken and should not be used. [11:01] systemd-resolved is perfectly fine, you're just making excuses [11:02] it's not. [11:02] also, it's leaking your queries if you use VPN [11:02] and defaults to google if it can't resolve otherwise, so you have to explicitly set FallbackDNS [11:02] ppf: oh and read and weep: https://lists.dns-oarc.net/pipermail/dns-operations/2016-June/014964.html [11:02] irgendwer4711: can you paste the resolvd logs? [11:03] I already did? [11:03] irgendwer4711: i don't see it? [11:03] this https://pastebin.com/BMfsbpK0 ? [11:04] nah, that's systemd-resolved --status [11:04] which do you want? [11:04] journalctl -u systemd-resolved [11:05] funny stuff [11:05] ppf: https://pastebin.com/5QCSBMr6 [11:06] systemd is breaking the dhcp settings! [11:06] /etc/resolvconf/update.d/libc: Warning: /etc/resolv.conf is not a symbolic link to /run/resolvconf/resolv.conf [11:06] yep [11:07] written by nm [11:07] what's that about? can you paste that file? [11:08] https://pastebin.com/Cq6hMfGZ [11:08] yah that's wrong. did you create that? [11:08] again you are funny, "Generated by NetworkManager" [11:09] yes, so? [11:09] ppf: you're not listening, it is broken [11:09] fallentree: it's not?? [11:09] it is [11:09] that file is wrong [11:09] it's set by NM [11:09] right [11:09] are you listening? :) [11:09] no, /run/resolveconf/resolv.conf is set by nm [11:09] the stack is broken, the integration with it is broken [11:09] hm should take the dhcp values [11:09] /etc/resolv.conf should be a symlink to that [11:09] but irgendwer4711 overwrote that with a copy of some old file [11:10] only in systemd-world [11:10] irgendwer4711: I've been at it for several days and I just gave up, removed it completely. And I've been doing system administration professionally for 10+ years. Do yourself a favor and revert back to dnsmasq or install unbound. [11:10] ppf: I didnt anything! [11:10] irgendwer4711: open /run/resolveconf/resolv.conf [11:10] what's it say? [11:10] ppf: 404 [11:10] resolvconf [11:10] sry [11:11] ppf: nameserver 127.0.0.53 [11:11] that's the correct one [11:11] replace /etc/resolv.conf with a symlink to that file [11:11] but I dont need that [11:11] but it's not used by resolved as noted with --status [11:11] you do [11:11] 127.0.0.53 is resolved [11:11] no [11:11] no I dont, I have a router with bind [11:12] 127.0.1.1 is [11:12] fallentree: no? [11:12] no, 127.0.1.1 is resolved [11:12] 127.0.1.1 used to be dnsmasq [11:12] yea and systemd-resolved is now the centerpiece of dns resolution in 17.04 [11:12] hi all [11:12] ppf: are you running 17.04? [11:12] fallentree: yes, and resolved is listening on .53 [11:13] stop that. I do not need any sytemd, dnsmasq or what ever. [11:13] I use dhcp and that values count [11:13] yes, that's all well [11:14] just get rid of your broken resolvconf config and you're good [11:14] I do not need any cache cascade [11:14] how to get nm to set the dhcp values? [11:15] irgendwer4711: try setting dns=none in /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf [11:15] Is anyone familiar with partitioning multiple drives via kickstart? [11:16] irgendwer4711: that way it should not touch resolv.conf, so I _suppose_ dhclient will instead [11:16] irgendwer4711: whatever you configure nm, it won't help until you fix your broken resolv.conf ... [11:16] re [11:17] irgendwer4711: whatever you configure nm, it won't help until you fix your broken resolv.conf ... [11:17] ppf: that's not true. dhclient will overwrite it [11:18] :( [11:18] it will not ... [11:18] funny, the dhclient seems to be systemd infected too [11:18] it will if you set dns=none for NetworkManager [11:18] it overwrites /run/resolvconf/resolv.conf [11:18] which resolv.conf is supposed to be a symlink to [11:19] ppf: then explain to me how is my ubuntu working just fine with resolv.conf NOT being a symlink? [11:19] I manually set my own resolver, and disabled all that systemd NM crap [11:19] because youre resolv.conf is probably randomly correct? [11:19] no. glibc resolver config is in /etc/resolv.conf [11:19] the /run/... crap is systemd specific [11:20] hello [11:20] fallentree: no it's not [11:20] it is [11:20] no [11:21] once we boot into ubuntu live and install a utility, does it get installed on HD or Virtual Filesystem in RAM ? [11:21] if it's with persistence, in the casper-rw file, if not, RAM [11:22] /run/resolvconf/resolv.conf is showing two resolvers [11:22] casper-rw, so that parameter is passed at boot time, right ? [11:23] Small question: When was using apt-get to install deprecated [11:23] And why? [11:23] my reason for asking is that i want to image the ubuntu partition using partclone which is not available in default [11:23] so need to install [11:23] bsdlain: it isn't deprecated, but there's a new tool emerging [11:24] it mostly unifies apt-get and apt-cache [11:26] ppf: You mean apt install? [11:26] how to remove the systemd line from resolv.conf? [11:26] bsdlain: yes [11:27] irgendwer4711: remove 127.0.0.53 [11:27] everything I've found in reference to partitioning multiple disks says to use preseed/late_command string, but nothing I've tried all weekend has worked so far. [11:27] That's as of 14.10? [11:27] ppf: I cant find this line [11:27] casper-rw is a file, or you can make it as an ext-4 partition with that label if you want more than 4Gb limit of the file, but don't know how you can extract nor insert data in it ANub [11:27] irgendwer4711: then there's no resolved configured [11:27] ppf: it is [11:28] didn't want to type all that, sorry [11:28] irgendwer4711: how do you kno [11:28] w [11:28] ppf: I did resolvconf -u [11:28] Thanks ppf [11:28] the line is revreated [11:29] *recreated [11:29] irgendwer4711: did you recreate the symlink? [11:29] yes [11:29] actually, what did you change altogether? [11:29] just the link [11:29] irgendwer4711: set dns=none in /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf and it won't touch resolv.conf [11:30] fallentree: I know [11:30] dude ... [11:30] but ANub, you can install in live that program, doing your stuff, and then you'll have the partition cloned, if I understood correctly what you want to do [11:30] I have 2 nameserver ins resolv.conf now, the real and the systemd-stuff [11:30] irgendwer4711: did you restart nm? [11:30] I will do [11:31] " the real and the systemd-stuff " lolz [11:31] re [11:32] ppf: nothing changed [11:32] oerheks: yeah, maybe we should print something like "Make not-systemd great again" onto those trucker hats and sell it [11:32] we could make a fortune [11:32] systemd sux [11:32] ppf: yes. and that says alot about it. [11:33] irgendwer4711, lets stay topical here [11:33] bazhang: thats the topic! [11:33] irgendwer4711: how do you expect to get help when you reply to everything with a systemd rant? [11:33] even though that's entirely unrelated? [11:33] sure its related [11:33] irgendwer4711, no need for the commentary such as what you are doing [11:33] irgendwer4711: nm configures resolv.conf [11:33] how do i remove a ppa? [11:33] there's no systemd in the mix [11:34] !ppa-purge [11:34] To disable a PPA from your sources and revert your packages back to default Ubuntu packages, install ppa-purge and use the command: « sudo ppa-purge ppa:/ » – For more information, see http://www.webupd8.org/2009/12/remove-ppa-repositories-via-command.html [11:34] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24782769/ [11:34] ppf: and why put nm a systemd-resolver in it? [11:34] did you change the networkmanager config? [11:34] i want to remove the em, -> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ondrej-php5-oldstable-precise.list.distUpgrade:deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ondrej/php5-oldstable/ubuntu precise main [11:34] SupaYoshi, use the ppa purge see above [11:34] I cannot install ppa-purge because it's not working. [11:34] ppf: just the part fallentree said [11:35] I cannot install that due to apt-get being broken just now duie to that ppa, or one package, called. libapache2-mod-php5 [11:35] SupaYoshi, what version of ubuntu are you using [11:35] 14.04 lts now [11:35] I was on 12.04 upgraded to 14.04 :) but that package, (libapache2-mod-php5) is now being a pain after the upgrade [11:35] irgendwer4711: can you paste the current /etc/resolv.conf? [11:36] ppf: https://pastebin.com/zhHZ1C3k [11:37] irgendwer4711: where's the home.zz coming from? [11:37] ppf: dhcp [11:37] irgendwer4711: anything in /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d ? [11:38] ppf: empty files [11:38] there is no 127.0.0.53 line in my entire /etc [11:38] ? [11:39] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24782826/ [11:39] all im asking is how to disable these 2? [11:40] does anyone know the proper way to partition multiple disks during kickstart install? [11:40] on 16.04 [11:42] ppf: thx so far, I will kick all systemd off my disk and try on my own. [11:42] irgendwer4711: oh fine [11:42] don't expect us to help though [11:43] shrug. and only if he switched over to unbound, supported by NM, it'd all work just fine. [11:43] or if he'd just stuck with resolved ... [11:44] the only problem he had was the disconnected /etc/resolv.conf. but, sure, we can blame that on systemd and spend a week messing with the setup ... [11:45] resolved should not have been set as default in 17.04. it's as simple as that. it's broken, buggy, vulnerable. [11:46] then go pick another distro if you don't like what the maintainers are doing [11:46] ppf: done with that https://askubuntu.com/questions/907246/how-to-disable-systemd-resolved-in-ubuntu [11:48] ppf: even if I did, wouldn't change the fact that ubuntu has defaulted to broken, buggy and vulnerable systemd crap resolver that even itsn't a resolver but a forwarder with no RFC and no DNSSEC support. [11:48] Haya all trying to get netflix to work on 17.04 in google chrome and I get an error which seams to relate to libnss3 being an old version any info on this [11:48] so "it shouldn't have" remains a true fact. [11:52] fallentree: you can probably email the maintainers and ask for their motivation [11:53] ppf: you're probably not running 17.04 and probably have no idea that on the day of release NOBODY could've resolved anything with it because it was broken and required an additional patch that defaulted to DNSSEC off. So I wonder, motives aside, is this thing even tested AT ALL before release? [11:54] fallentree: i'm running 17.04. and i've hit that issue [11:54] and you still say there's nothing wrong with systemd-resolved? lol!! [11:55]