[00:01] TBotNik: you'll need a 3.x kernel or higher version, https://firejail.wordpress.com/download-2/ has more info on how to install [00:02] TBotNik: not sure what kernel 14.04 offers.. [00:03] glitsj16: Running through the install now! Hope it goes error free === chalcedny is now known as chalcedony [00:04] glitsj16: Looks like we have a winner. Running the config right now! [00:06] TBotNik: although it started as a firefox specific sandbox tech, it's evolved way beyond that.. really nice community around it too if you need extra info or help [00:07] glitsj16: Says firejail not found. Do I need a reboot? [00:07] TBotNik: what command did you use? Reboot shouldn't be necessary no [00:09] I have "firetools" in the apps menu, so ran that which asked for "firetools --autostart" so ran that. Will try firejail again now [00:09] Hey everyone :) [00:10] So I'm installing Ubuntu on my laptop using https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/installation-guide/amd64/apds04.html [00:10] And my goal is to get EFI and root on LUKS working. [00:10] Can someone help me fix my VPN server or vpn client ? [00:10] TBotNik: just try `firejail firefox` for starters, the firetools offer extra stuff you can look at later if you want [00:10] I setup a vpn server on ubuntu 16.04 [00:10] glitsj16: just downloaded the i64 .deb, doubleclicked and let dpkg install it. [00:11] So I mounted my root partition in /etc/crypttab, mounted that in /etc/fstab, and now it won't boot, giving the following error: http://i.imgur.com/OwEsPAP.jpg [00:11] Suggestions? [00:11] firejail firefox [00:11] firejail: command not found [00:12] TBotNik: odd, nothing found when issueing `which firejail`? [00:13] glitsj16: Rebooting to see if it comes up after that! [00:13] Does someone now how i can enable open vpn server to allow also IPV6 connections ? [00:13] *know [00:14] tsimonq2: Those changes would not have caused that error, which is coming from your boot firmware rather than from Ubuntu. Did you at any point run any commands like grub-install or efibootmgr? [00:14] Jordan_U: grub-install /dev/sdb failed with something along the lines of "Cannot find canonical path of /dev/mapper/cryptroot" [00:16] tsimonq2: Were you booted from a LiveUSB when you ran grub-install? [00:16] Jordan_U: Yes, but I ran it inside the chroot. [00:16] glitsj16: Rebooted but "firejail firefox" still doe not work, no such command [00:17] TBotNik: personally I didn't use the deb to install, just cloned the git repo.. you might want to uninstall it and try that [00:18] glitsj16: Followed the HOWTO at: https://www.linux.com/learn/lock-your-untrusted-applications-firejail [00:18] TBotNik: looking at that.. [00:18] glitsj16: the download there is firetools, not firejail, but says firejail is part of it! [00:20] tsimonq2: Is your /boot/ a separate partition or is it part of your encrypted root? [00:20] TBotNik: correct, firetools offers a small GUI for firejail, really odd that you have that and not firejail [00:20] Jordan_U: A separate partition, but it is mounted under /mnt/boot (I unlocked the partition to mount it at /mnt) [00:21] glitsj16: Opening firetools now to see what is needed! [00:21] TBotNik: what kernel version are you running? [00:22] glitsj16: What is version qry cmd? [00:22] TBotNik: uname -r [00:23] glitsj16: 3.13.0-87-generic [00:23] !info linux-image-generic trusty | TBotNik [00:23] TBotNik: linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 3.13.0.119.129 (trusty), package size 2 kB, installed size 30 kB [00:24] TBotNik: that should be fine, what happens when you open firetools in a terminal? any error messages? [00:24] glitsj16: I may need an older version? [00:24] tsimonq2: Can you setup your chroot again and try grub-install again? If grub-install fails again please pastebin the contents of /proc/self/mountinfo from both inside and outside the chroot. [00:24] TBotNik: no, any 3.x kernel is the only requirement [00:25] Jordan_U: Just out of curiosity, why do I have to set up the chroot again? [00:25] glitsj16: No error msgs, but trying to open FireTools or FireJail Configurator, both open a session on the panel, then close out without ever displaying a screen. [00:27] TBotNik: hmm, without anything to go on we're bound to get nowhere soon :) .. are you willing to uninstall the deb and try `git clone https://github.com/netblue30/firejail.get`? [00:28] glitsj16: I do however show additional things being blocked on Firefox, with a list showing of all blocked items/links [00:29] TBotNik: so did you start firefox via firetools? [00:30] tsimonq2: You could also pass the --boot-directory and --efi-directory options to grub-install, assuming you're using an Ubuntu LiveUSB (to get the secure boot signed shim+grub). [00:31] Jordan_U: Ok :) [00:31] Jordan_U: Should I have CSM turned on or just UEFI? [00:31] tsimonq2: Just UEFI. [00:31] Jordan_U: ack [00:32] glitsj16: How can I since It say command not found? [00:34] glitsj16: Running find for the config dir, that is supposed to be there, to make sure it copied correctly. [00:35] TBotNik: that's what confused me too, you shouldn't see anything GUI-wise in firefox though when running it with firejail, firefox is unaware of it, that's the whole point [00:36] Can someone help me with VPN client/server issue [00:37] TBotNik: /etc/firejail should be there on install, you can add ~/.config/firejail yourself, but that's not required [00:37] glitsj16: From what I read in that HOWTO, the config file is supposed to contain all apps that will run inside of firejail, so a normal "firefox" command or click on it's icon should enable firejail. Think the config file is missing or wrong, so trying to resolve that now! [00:38] TBotNik: that's correct, the howto looks fine [00:38] glitsj16: May have to take this up later. Have wires I have to get connected. [00:39] TBotNik: no problem, best to do this with full focus, security and all that ;) [00:39] glitsj16: Yup! Gotcha! [00:39] Jordan_U: Do I grub-install to /dev/sdb or /dev/sdb1 ? [00:40] TBotNik: best of luck, see you around [00:40] got maybe 15 more min, then have to work! LOL [00:40] tsimonq2: Neither, as for UEFI there is no boot sector. Just "grub-install". [00:40] Jordan_U: ack [00:41] haha, it's weekend already in my timezone, you'll find you're way around firejail i'm sure, just go through the howto and you'll get there! [00:41] Jordan_U: Is this syntax correct? [00:41] # grub-install --boot-directory=/boot --efi-directory=/boot/efi [00:41] Installing for x86_64-efi platform. [00:41] Installation finished. No error reported. [00:42] tsimonq2: Yes it's correct (though redundant, as the default for --boot-directory is "/boot/" and the default for --efi-directory is "/boot/efi/", so literally just "grub-install" would have had the same result). [00:42] Jordan_U: Ok :) [00:42] glitsj16: Well the install must've failed because there is no "/etc/firejail" directory, so that's why it can't find the command! [00:43] Jordan_U: Any other commands I should try running before rebooting one more time? [00:43] tsimonq2: Please pastebin the output of "efibootmgr". [00:43] TBotNik: that explains things yes, i'll post a script I use to turn the git repo into a deb via checkinstall, hang on.. [00:44] glitsj16: I'll work this out next week. Will just shutdown over weekend, to avoid further problems. [00:44] # efibootmgr | pastebinit [00:44] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24819447/ [00:44] Jordan_U: SanDisk is the live USB [00:46] tsimonq2: efibootmgr -v [00:46] TBotNik: https://git.io/vHDZe, you'll need to clean-out my personal prefs for dir names etc but you get the gist, best of luck with it [00:47] glitsj16: So checked the /var/bin and /var/sbin dirs and no firejail or firetools. Not sure why I have icons, but no code? [00:47] # efibootmgr -v | pastebinit [00:47] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24819461/ [00:47] Jordan_U: ^ [00:47] TBotNik: I cannot explain that, will have a look at the deb to see what it contains.. [00:48] Jordan_U: /dev/sdb1 is /boot/efi, /dev/sdb2 is /boot, and /dev/sdb3 is / [00:48] tsimonq2: OK, that entry should be pointing to shim rather than grubx64.efi for proper secure boot support. Did you boot the LiveUSB with secure boot enabled? [00:48] Jordan_U: I'm not sure. [00:48] Jordan_U: How do I check? [00:48] glitsj16: You talking about the "lab16" as personal prefs? [00:49] TBotNik: indeed, that's my hostname [00:49] tsimonq2: If secure boot is enabled generally then it should be enabled for your LiveUSB boot. Try rebooting. I expect that you will get a secure boot error again but I'm not certain of it. [00:50] TBotNik: you will have to install checkinstall for the script too work, that is in the repo's [00:50] tsimonq2: Actually, before that... [00:50] Jordan_U: Yes? :) [00:51] tsimonq2: "apt policy shim-signed" from within the chroot. [00:51] # apt policy shim-signed | pastebinit [00:51] WARNING: apt does not have a stable CLI interface. Use with caution in scripts. [00:51] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24819481/ [00:51] Jordan_U: Should that be installed? [00:51] Hello Room i am getting an error when i try to sudo apt-get update [00:51] The package libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it. [00:52] glitsj16: Already have latest ver of checkinstall! Cheers! Off to work! [00:52] TBotNik: I'll clean up the script on gist.github while your doing your work, should be ready in a short while, have to feed my cats [00:52] tsimonq2: Yes. Shim is needed for booting via secure boot. I don't know why it wasn't installed. [00:53] Jordan_U: Because it's a minimal system installed via debootstrap :P [00:54] Jordan_U: Another thing is that I didn't have a freaking kernel installed /o\ [00:54] Sooooooooooo :P [00:54] tsimonq2: :) [00:55] Jordan_U: Yes, now let's reboot and try this... lol [00:56] Jordan_U: Nope, still an issue. [00:56] Jordan_U: I wonder if I need to run grub-install one last time... [00:57] Jakethepython: That is a yakkety version; what release are you running ? [00:57] tsimonq2: Indeed you do. [00:58] Jordan_U: themoreyouknow ;) [00:58] tsimonq2: You'll see shim rather than grubx64.efi in the output of "efibootmgr -v" if everything went correctly. [00:58] Jordan_U: Ok, I'll get you that output in just a sec... [00:58] Actually [00:58] I think I'll just check :P [01:01] Jordan_U: Nope, still grubx64.efi... [01:01] tsimonq2: "find /boot/efi/" [01:02] Jordan_U: Ohhhh, it's not even there :/ [01:03] I just have /boot/efi/EFI/ubuntu/grubx64.efi and /boot/efi/EFI/BOOT/{BOOTX64.EFI,fbx64.efi} [01:09] anyone know how to overclock a GPU on Ubuntu? [01:10] tsimonq2: I don't expect this to help, but try "grub-install --uefi-secure-boot". [01:10] VaultyTowers What GPU? [01:10] Radeon Cedar [01:10] Radeon 8530 or 8350 can't remember which [01:11] I believe there are some tools to let you do it via CLI [01:11] Client: HexChat 2.12.0 • OS: Ubuntu "yakkety" 16.10 • CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 420 @ 1.60GHz (1.60GHz) • Memory: Physical: 3.1 GiB Total (2.7 GiB Free) Swap: 3.2 GiB Total (3.2 GiB Free) • Storage: 111.1 GB / 196.9 GB (85.8 GB Free) • VGA: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Cedar [Radeon HD 7350/8350 / R5 220] @ Intel Corporation 82G33/G31/P35/P31 Express DRAM C [01:11] ontroller • Uptime: 29m 8s [01:12] blkadder, lament terms please? im not the most advanced with linux rn [01:12] CLI means command line interface [01:12] tsimonq2: Ahh, here we go. "apt install grub-efi-amd64-signed" [01:13] Jordan_U: ack [01:14] Jordan_U: yep yep now efibootmgr -v shows shim [01:14] Jordan_U: Rebooting [01:14] 16.04 [01:14] blkadder, this didnt come with any drivers ubuntu auto accepted the gpu [01:16] Bashing-om: 16.04 [01:16] Jordan_U: Blank screen... I don't know what it's doing :P [01:17] Wait... NVM [01:17] VaultyTowers, I think if you want to overclock you need to use AMD's drivers but I am not positive. Someone else here might know better. [01:17] I use Nvidia so don't keep up with AMD [01:18] Jordan_U: GRUB! Yessssssss http://i.imgur.com/UrEuntk.jpg [01:18] tsimonq2: :) [01:18] Jordan_U: Aaaaand it works just as intended! Thanks so much, I really appreciate it. :) [01:18] Jordan_U: Keep up the good work. :) [01:19] another question which is better (have these 2) an ATI Radeon x800 Pro or an AMD Radeon 8350 [01:19] obv the radeon pro is from 2003 but I heard it was one of the best [01:20] tsimonq2: You're welcome :) [01:23] The package libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it. i cant figure out how to fix this [01:28] Kackthepython: did you try "apt-cache search libwebkit*"? [01:28] Jakethepython: It should come up in that search. [01:29] it does [01:31] Jakethepython: so then an "sudo apt-get install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37" should install it for you. [01:32] jacob@RAILX-Precision-5520:~$ sudo apt-get install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 [01:32] Reading package lists... Done [01:32] Building dependency tree [01:32] Reading state information... Done [01:32] E: The package libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it. [01:34] Jakethepython: Did you have it installed before? An "apt-get -f" might work or then you might have to purge it and then try a new install. [01:37] Command line option 'f' [from -f] is not understood in combination with the other options. [01:39] Jakethepython: Sorry. apt-get install -f [01:39] Jakethepython: Sorry. sudo apt-get install -f [01:40] E: The package libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it. [01:40] same return [01:43] Jakethepython: you can try a purge command to see if it clears some old setting/config files and then an install. sudo apt-get purge libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 && sudo apt-get install libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 [01:43] Anyone else with some good ideas? [01:44] jacob@RAILX-Precision-5520:~$ sudo apt-get purge [01:44] Reading package lists... Done [01:44] Building dependency tree [01:44] Reading state information... Done [01:44] E: The package libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it. [01:44] it returns the same thing [01:45] download it from packages.ubuntu.com & install via sudo dpkg -i ? [01:46] !info libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 [01:46] libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 (source: webkit2gtk): Web content engine library for GTK+. In component main, is optional. Version 2.16.3-0ubuntu0.17.04.1 (zesty), package size 11480 kB, installed size 44400 kB [01:47] Jakethepython: which ubuntu release are you on? did you run apt-get update? [01:48] i did do a sudo apt-get update im runnign 16.04 [01:49] Jakethepython: (sudo apt-get update 2>&1; apt-cache policy 2>&1) | pastebinit [01:51] The program 'pastebinit' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing: [01:51] sudo apt install pastebinit [01:51] E: The package libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it. [01:51] sudo apt-get install pastebinit [01:57] Jakethepython: (sudo apt-get update 2>&1; apt-cache policy 2>&1) | nc termbin.com 9999 [01:58] please mention my nickname if / when talking to me [02:00] tomreyn/ http://termbin.com/yf4m [02:02] Jakethepython: looks like you are using APT repositories for different ubuntu releases on this system. that's usually not a good idea. [02:02] archive.canonical.com -> "precise" [02:03] how do i clean it up i guess is my next question [02:03] linux.dropbox.com -> 'wily' [02:04] was the dropbox link for me? [02:04] hello there, i have a problem loading my OS since i tried SSD then return to my original HDD, can't find help on google and in #hardware channel [02:04] my OS is ubuntu 16.04 [02:04] i am using lenovo flex 2-14 [02:04] Jakethepython: more or less, i was pointing out that yxou are using a 'wily' APT repository on your 'xenial' ubuntu release, which can be incompatible. [02:04] http://picpaste.com/19023281_1785996968358839_588593946800646373_o-33L9yL3i.jpg <- got stuck in boot menu [02:05] ahh ok how do i clear it up? [02:06] Jakethepython: you should edit the file sin /etc/apt/sources.list ensuing that they don't refer to a release version other than csenial [02:07] *fileS [02:08] # deb-src http://archive.canonical.com/ precise partner [02:08] # deb-src http://archive.canonical.com/ precise partner [02:10] should i comment out anything that is precise partner? [02:19] everythign i try to do leads me back to E: The package libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it. [02:20] Jakethepython: tomreyn might be busy and not seeing your messages because you don't mention his nick in your communications.. that being said, the '#' in those lines mean things are already commented out (disabled). The purpose is to exchange 'precise' & 'wily' etc for 'xenial' [02:21] yeah i know i copied the wrong lines over her [02:22] Jakethepython: no problem, do the editing and when done try `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade` again to un-confuse apt [02:23] Jakethepython: does that make sense? :) [02:26] yes [02:26] Jakethepython: you need to edit *all* files under /etc/apt/sources.list.d & also doublecheck /etc/apt/sources.list (which is a seperate file) [02:27] Jakethepython: tell the channel what that resulted in when done editing, deal? [02:28] I'm here for another 90 minutes and willing to help where I can [02:29] the sources.list.d comes up empty when i gedit [02:30] Jakethepython: that's possible, nothing wrong with that dir being empty [02:30] its a dir nevermind [02:31] Jakethepython: makes things a bit easier, only the one file to double-check, if you paste it after editing we can go over it [02:31] sorry [02:31] no problem :) [02:31] E: The package libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it. [02:31] shoot [02:32] deb [arch=i386,amd64] http://linux.dropbox.com/ubuntu wily main [02:32] there thats what i meant to put [02:32] edit 'wily' to 'xenial' [02:33] you shouldn't see 'wily', 'precise' or any other Ubuntu OS nicknames in that file besides 'xenial', which is 16.04 [02:36] when you've done that, run `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade` once more, that should bring back some logic into your APT.. and if that goes well, you should be able to install libwebkit2gtk-4.0.37 [02:36] that's my line of thought here.. [02:37] glitsj16, it is, i just wonder how he got such odd sources [02:37] oerheks_: beats me :) [02:37] sudo apt-get update is now clean === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [02:37] but upgade give s udo apt-get upgrade [02:37] Reading package lists... Done [02:37] Building dependency tree [02:37] Reading state information... Done [02:37] E: The package libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it. [02:38] !paste [02:38] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [02:39] Jakethepython, read glitsj16 again, youjust showed upgrade [02:39] update first, that would get fresh lists [02:40] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24820058/ [02:41] what is the use of pasting as there is no error [02:42] because you said i just showed update [02:42] so that was the upgrade* [02:42] so that was the update before upgrade [02:43] now it will find the package, yes. [02:43] The package libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37 needs to be reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it. [02:43] it doesn't [02:43] oerheks_: Jakethepython has gone through the update & upgrade before and keeps hitting the same error on libwebkit2gtk not being available, which i can't explain.. might a manual download & install of that package help? [02:44] i have manually downloaded it but it won't seem to install [02:44] Jakethepython: ah, did you get any errors doing that? [02:44] i didn't do it in terminal should i try via terminal? [02:45] Jakethepython: that's the only way to see errors .. so try that yes .. sudo dpkg -i [02:46] sudo dpgk -i libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37_2.16.3-0ubuntu0.16.10.1_i386.deb [02:46] sudo: dpgk: command not found [02:47] dpkg, not dpgk.. [02:49] https://paste.ubuntu.com/24820094/ [02:50] half installed... [02:50] libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37:i386, you downloaded the wrong architecture file, you're on x64 correct? [02:51] http://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/pool/main/w/webkit2gtk/libwebkit2gtk-4.0-37_2.16.3-0ubuntu0.16.04.1_amd64.deb [02:52] yeah [02:52] why not apt-get install -f, this will fix this 1/2 installed package too [02:53] Jakethepython: better follow oerheks_, i'm the worst helper you could have encountered, although i am awake :) [02:54] you're fine im new to all this stuff [02:54] Jakethepython: been there, let's try to take a breath and try again with the correct .deb this time [02:55] https://paste.ubuntu.com/24820129/ [02:56] that paste looks gross [02:57] Jakethepython: oerheks_ 's advice this time.. sudo apt-get install -f [02:58] Jakethepython, try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [02:58] its removing stuff [02:58] 266 MB [02:59] Jakethepython: it might be helpful for the channel if you mentioned the exact command you ran which resulted in that removal.. otherwise we're all flying blind [02:59] and i can't even fly with both eyes wide-open [02:59] :p [03:00] it was the dropbox wily to Xenial in sources.list.d [03:00] and downloading the right package [03:00] that's a biggy indeed [03:01] Jakethepython: so what's your situation now? still downloading & installing? [03:01] yeah [03:01] just did a sudo-apt get update [03:02] good, anything out of the ordinary this time? [03:03] no its running apt-get upgrade now and installing stuff [03:03] looks promising, just let it finish and report back [03:07] FIXED IT...THANK YOU!!!! [03:09] Jakethepython: that deserves a .. well fill in the blank :) .. these things take patience, glad things are working again for you [03:10] !cookie | glitsj16 [03:10] glitsj16: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [03:10] thank you for your patience w/ me im trying to learn haha [03:10] lol, i'll take anything eatable [03:10] have fun! [03:11] Jakethepython: very welcome, and thank you for the compliment [03:41] have a nice weekend people, laterzzz [04:18] what do people do here for amd drivers, say, bought a 300$ card 2 months ago, is there not a repo? i fear ppa's and thhe amd binary i loaded is out of datte now and hahscat complains [04:21] m4dh4tt4: AMD drivers are now open source - the driver is in the kernel . If ya have the latest card - there is the proprietary layer on open source foundation. [04:21] !amd [04:21] Open driver for AMD cards: amdgpu (cards >= GCN1.2 aka GCN 3rd gen), radeon (older cards). Closed drivers: amdgpu-pro (>= GCN1.2) fglrx (older cards, unsupported by AMD in 16.04+). For info on GCN levels, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_graphics_processing_units . For fglrx info, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD [04:25] Does anyone know a way to run a script at startup? everything on google does not work [04:26] does that do open-cl though? [04:28] will sessions and startup do it [04:33] hello, can anyone help with a routing question? [04:35] ask the question mate. [04:37] cool! Well, I set up ubuntu with 2 nics, 1 for external internet, and the other for internal [04:38] I configured DHCP and DNS on internal NIC and had iptable forwarding ports [04:38] then after a crash, when ubuntu came back, I lost ability to port forward, the ports are all still defined [04:39] And what seems strange, is that retained the Internet for all the client computers connecting to the local nic?!? [04:39] did your nic perhaps get renamed? [04:40] yes batzy sessions and startup will work but only runs on gui login [04:40] So, I'm not sure where to look next..... the internet works so that means the packets are flowing and routing [04:41] how are u doing your portfwd twoj_ [04:41] No, nics did not get renamed. BUT I also swapped the network cable to a third NIC this computer has temporarily..... that may have screw up routing?!?! [04:42] Port forwards are done with iptables and NAT [04:43] well when you did your iptables you must have put in a nic name or mac name [04:43] addr* [04:43] so if you changed that u gotta mod iptables [04:44] ifconfig; iptables -L and see if the interfaces match for your rules [04:44] the network cable swap was by accident, I was moving the computer. I put the cables back the way they were. [04:45] still worth comparing? [04:45] Destination Gateway Genmask Flags MSS Window irtt Iface [04:45] 0.0.0.0 10.10.6.1 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 0 eno1 [04:45] 10.10.6.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eno1 [04:46] 169.254.0.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.0.0 U 0 0 0 eno1 [04:46] 192.168.0.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 enp2s0f1 [04:46] eno1 is the external, enp2s0f1 is the internal [04:47] am I missing enp2s0f1 route entry? [04:48] My nat rules come in on eno1 and forward to ips on 192.168.0.x network [04:49] Chain INPUT (policy ACCEPT) [04:49] target prot opt source destination [04:49] im not sure bro, never done that stuff, if your rules arent too complicated i'd say, back them up, dpkg-reconfigure network-manager, reapply? [04:49] ACCEPT all -- anywhere anywhere [04:50] . [04:50] but whats this box for ? router only [04:50] ? [04:50] Chain FORWARD (policy ACCEPT) [04:50] target prot opt source destination [04:50] ACCEPT all -- anywhere anywhere [04:50] . [04:50] Chain OUTPUT (policy ACCEPT) [04:50] target prot opt source destination [04:50] !paste [04:50] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [04:50] . [04:51] got it [04:51] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24820894/ [04:52] more concise output [04:52] Yes, this box acts like a router for most part. Private DNS and DHCP for a small subnet [04:53] I do have a number off share hanging of of it... [04:53] I've got a real stumper with being unable to format a drive. The HDD is not found using the fdisk command, but it is listed using lsblk. using fdisk returns either no such file or directory or permission denied. How do format this drive? [04:55] You need to be root to do that griv [04:55] you could try parted -l [05:00] any other suggestions? What complicates this is that this server is remotely located, if I dpkg-reconfigure network-manager I'll loose access? [05:01] I've rebooted a number of times with no success. parted -l has the same result: the drive in question is skipped. it goes from sdb to sdd. [05:03] Sounds like the drive has some errors. Did you find anything in the logs or dmesg ? [05:06] Sorry, I'm a total newbie. Been spending a lot of time to try and figure this out. Learned a ton this past week. How/where would I check logs or dmesg? [05:06] I have a Dell XPS13 How do I install Ubuntu on it.Right now I can't see the drive even in Gparted [05:07] Usually under /var/log. You can try a "dmesg | grep /dev/sdc" also [05:11] sovereignentity: Just ubuntu or are you trying to dual boot ? [05:12] Just ubuntu I think the windows install is screwed up [05:13] You could change the drive to AHCI in the bios [05:13] Windows won't be able to boot after that but if you don't want it, it doesn't matter. [05:17] About to idle a bit so Griv: if you don't find anything useful you can google for... You could possibly try testdisk and see if it can repair or fix whatever is wrong. Just be careful and don't use it on the wrong drive. [05:18] thanks kenrin. Just found something in the syslog [05:19] input/output errors. I'll try testdisk. [05:22] Well, same result with testdisk - it skips sdc. [05:23] Sounds like the drive is dead if nothing is physically wrong like bad|loose cable [05:24] or even more rare a bad sata port [05:27] nah - not the sata port. tried the drive on another PC with similar results. I've checked the cables many times over. I may just have to accept that the drive died. [06:12] does anyone have any experience with Playonlinux? i have some questions about how to use it on ubuntu [06:14] How to "use" it ? It is pretty straightforward for GUI software [06:14] The issue seems to come after getting software installed, it never wants to run properly. [06:15] should I be using a certain version of wine? [06:15] You have to play with settings, wine versions, etc to make certain software work [06:15] Trial and error or check winedb [06:15] the specific software I want to make work is world at war [06:15] it has a platinum rating [06:15] but no instructions on winehq [06:17] Did you read the comments? I see quite a bit of instructions [06:18] https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=33147 [06:18] found that on winedb, is that what your looking at? [06:19] comments are blank under that link [06:19] Well I was looking at the retail one that has a howto with a few winetricks and things you need to do [06:19] oh let me check that then [06:20] it says under the how to those notes may be extremely old? [06:20] Yep [06:21] wine 1.1.3.... [06:21] Thats not going to help lol [06:21] That just says tested with that version. Doesn't mean it'll only work for that version [06:21] I know that when I just select system version of wine, with nothing else changed, steam will install, but games wont launch [06:22] my issue seems to be knowing exactly what version to use and settings to change [06:22] They usually don't until you install the additions like directx 9 and etc. [06:22] i did add dx9 only, world at war still crashed [06:23] Like I said, trial and error or search the forums for more up to date experiences [06:23] i'm prepping a fresh install of mate at the moment and installing playonlinux to start with a fresh install [06:23]