[00:06] whats up pp [00:06] ppl === nug700|2 is now known as nug700 [00:24] https://pastebin.com/uzWBXtnu [00:29] what does which g++say? Obviously there is no working c++ compiler on the system. [00:29] sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install build-essential [00:29] and perhaps apt-get install g++ [00:34] GoodNight Ubuntu ^^.. someone knows why I kann't resolve this dependencies? https://pastebin.com/Qjgv8jDm [00:46] L00P3X: tried "apt-get -f install" ? [00:49] ignores = ( { [00:49] level = "JOINS PARTS QUITS"; [00:49] network = "your chatnet name"; [00:49] OPPS [01:01] ? [01:03] malkauns, yes i tried.. even to reboot.. [01:05] and tryed to install it manuali at once.. but they are installed :\.. maybe on a wrong version? but no others on the repos [01:07] sudo apt search libatkmm.. libatkmm-1.6-1v5/zesty,now 2.24.2-2 i386 [installed] [01:09] L00P3X: Looks to be a trusty package : https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=libatkmm-1.6&mode=filename&suite=trusty&arch=any . [01:12] Bashing-om, it is.. i used to add kxstudio repos and wanted to install the meta-audio pachages.. but some dependencies comes broken for me [01:13] and made a pastebin out https://pastebin.com/Qjgv8jDm [01:14] https://pastebin.com/fWeGDHru got a little farther by installing g++ [01:15] L00P3X, funny, Depends: libsigc++-2.0-0c2a (>= 2.0.2) but it is not installable >> ubuntu gives 2.4 + https://launchpad.net/libsigc++ [01:16] you might better seek help in #kxstudio [01:21] I asked some hour ago but could be a little bit late tonight :\ .. will maybe ask tomorrow again.. thank you guis.. but how this should be caused someone know? [01:22] L00P3X, ask the ppa maintainer? [01:27] oerheks, will give it a try tomorrow.. [01:28] someone who now would play a match of chess? ^^ https://lichess.org/hHdkhqIa [01:29] Not sure what's going on [01:30] I've removed all lines exporting JAVA_HOME from my bashrc, .profile, /etc/environment, and /etc/profile [01:30] And it's still getting exported by something [01:30] With the wrong value [01:30] Like I can put the right value in any one of those files, and source it [01:30] And I'll have the right value [01:30] But as soon as I start a new session, the value I inputted is completely ignored [01:39] i going to leave.. see ya.. thank you.. [01:42] Redrield: have you tried searching through your filesystem yet for the wrong value? [01:44] glitsj16: I've looked through all the places I know variables can be exported [01:44] /etc/profile, /etc/profile.d scripts, /etc/environment, ~/.profile, and ~/.bashrc [01:44] Why don't you enable debug and just search the log to see where it comes from [01:45] Redrield: /etc/bash.bashrc as well i assume? [01:47] Yeah, nothing in any of them [01:49] Probably under pam or login.defs or something in the manager === Nilesh__ is now known as Nilesh [02:11] hi. desperately trying to backup a dvd but each time i try it says k3b needs transcode installed. I have it installed but still get the message. any ideas? === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod === jacky is now known as Guest76438 === Guest76438 is now known as aqiank [02:30] Oderus: transcode is installed? [02:31] Oderus: Run k3b from terminal, maybe you'll see the point of failure. [02:31] apt-cache policy transcode [02:41] vfw: thanks for the reply. https://paste.ubuntu.com/24960645/ for the output of apt-cache policy transcode. [02:43] vfw: also here https://paste.ubuntu.com/24960651/ for k3b output. I don't honestly see where it goes wrong here. [02:45] Oderus, did you install libdvd-pkg too ? [02:45] else it won' t decrypt i guess [02:46] oerheks: as a matter of fact that is not currently installed, let me do that quick. thanks. [02:47] for 16.04 and up that is, but looking at your kernel you are [02:47] oerheks: yes 17.04 [02:51] oerheks: same error after installing that :) [02:51] did you restart k3b? [02:52] yes [02:57] Oderus, then i have no clue what to look for :-( [02:57] oerheks: no worries thanks for taking a peek :) [03:00] Odd, there is a `/bin/login -f` for the default ubuntu user. It respawns if I kill it with SIGTERM. [03:00] Does anybody know where that might come from and what it is for? [03:00] maybe a reboot will help. [03:01] Oderus: are these packages install ( libk3b6-extracodecs lame flac )! The message might be a bug, Next time it comes up, tick the box, not to ask again, and that will be the last you see of it. [03:24] Howdy Everyone [03:33] Given that Ubuntu is based on Debian, are deb packages built for Debian supposed to *just work* on Ubuntu? [03:34] e.g. Ubuntu 14.04 is based on jessie/sid, so are deb packages built for Debian Jessie supposed to just work on Ubuntu 14.04? [03:34] k_sze[work], not all of them, some are specially build for ubuntu [03:35] so don't mix distros, thse packages should be available in ubuntu too [03:36] k_sze[work]: The reverse is also true: https://wiki.debian.org/DontBreakDebian <- Advice For New Users On Not Breaking Their Debian System . [03:37] what oerheks said I know that I have run into a few packages here and there that didn't work or were buggy to say the least [03:37] as last resort, build them yourself? [03:38] That's an option, also I've had issues with Alien === Nilesh is now known as Nilesh_ === Nilesh_ is now known as Nilesh [04:13] is there a simple way to ensure a command executes again if it exits? [04:14] i'm hoping to run ffmpeg constantly for streaming a CCTV, but it may quit every now and then when the cam goes down [04:14] If something exits, it is for a reason. [04:15] blkadder, yeah, but is there a simple way to ensure it runs again? [04:15] some sort of always-on service? [04:15] Yes, figure out why it is exiting and avoid that condition. [04:16] blkadder, my cam just hiccups every few days or so [04:16] hmm why not make a script to check every say 2 min if it is running and if it's not you can use cron to restart the service? [04:16] So at that frequency it is trivial to restart. [04:16] but no one is going to be around checking [04:16] As sirru5h says that is what cron jobs are for. [04:17] sirru5h, why use cron to restart the service? [04:17] oh, you mean use cron to execute the script? [04:18] goppo, You use a cron job to check if it is running and if not, restart. [04:19] sorry I was away but yeah just like blkadder explained [04:20] ok. but is there some sort of clever daemon that 'recovers' the process immediately? [04:20] like, how do webservers restart itself after it crashes? [04:20] goppo, see this example http://www.akamaras.com/linux/linux-script-to-check-if-a-service-is-running-and-start-it-if-its-stopped/ [04:22] oerheks, thanks [04:37] but if i create a service with 'Restart=onfailure', will it restart every time it exits? [04:44] it looks like it does [04:50] back goppo is it working? [04:55] Hi guys! Has anyone here successfully dual booted Win10 with Ubuntu? [04:58] Kartikay, i am sure some do, with help of the uefi manual [04:58] !uefi [04:58] UEFI is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware. It is meant as a replacement for the BIOS. For information on how to set up and install Ubuntu and its derivatives on UEFI machines please read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI [05:06] sirru5h, i've set it up as a systemd unit with the Restart option set [05:06] sirru5h, seems to work fine. so i won't need a cronjob [05:07] but i have an issue. i have %m in my command, but %m is a special variable [05:07] is there a way to to escape %m? [05:10] oh, i've sorted it out now [05:10] goppo, are ya using ZSH? [05:10] sirru5h, yeah [05:11] okay thought so [05:11] sirru5h, how come? [05:11] So how did ya fix it [05:11] it was just a guess [05:11] Hey guys, has anyone successfully dual booted windows 10 and ubuntu? [05:11] according to https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.unit.html there's a whole bunch of specifiers [05:12] and my command clashes with at least two: %m for month and %H for hour [05:12] but the specifiers actually mean machine ID and host name [05:12] i just had to use %%m and %%H instead [05:14] I already have 8 partitions on my disk . . If i install ubuntu . . Will it work properly? [05:14] dysnc it appears [05:14] Kartikay, 8 partitions sounds it is on GPT, so yes, it will [05:14] goppo, yeah the %m is like gethostname [05:15] Should I try to dual boot it then? [05:15] Its a big risk === dskull is now known as daynaskully [05:16] Will ubuntu's installer be able to configure the bootloader automatically? [05:17] Or will i need to change some settings related to UEFI? [05:17] Right now i have disabled UEFi === kevr_ is now known as kevr === exio is now known as exio4 === vioan_ is now known as IonutVan_ === JeremyD is now known as SleePy === dskull is now known as daynaskully [05:54] Hello everyone, there was an option to remove emty folders within a folder. What was the comand for that? [05:56] when you are in the path: find . -empty -type d -delete [05:56] easy to find, no? [05:56] might want to include -depth as well [05:58] geirha +1, an empty folder in a folder does not make it empty indeed [06:01] And if it's just one level, rmdir ./*/ will suffice; it will remove the empty dirs, and write an error about any non-empty ones [06:02] hmm nice trick [06:09] oerheks: looks like it worked. Thanks :) [06:49] Hi [06:50] Can anyone help me with this [06:50] https://pasteboard.co/26gfL4fFw.jpg [06:56] This guy filled up his hard rive and got that ... comment #10 https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1751574 === KindTwo is now known as KindOne [07:08] hi i have a problem adding a node to MAAS [07:09] can somebody help me? === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [07:10] if you state the issue you'll have a beter chance.. [07:11] u1n00b_, if you find no answer here, #ubuntu-server or #maas would be an appropriate place to reask [07:11] sary +1, that too [07:12] Blankspace: did this occur in a current installed , a fresh install , or after an upgrade! Are you using the 32 bit or the 64 bit version? And how much RAM? which ubuntu version? [07:13] thanks === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [07:15] fresh install on Virtualbox MAAS installed ok, 2 nic-s 1 host only - for PXE boot the node , 1 bridged [07:15] the node boot up fine but at the and at login it says: Can not apply stage final, no datasource found [07:17] picure: http://imgur.com/a/JMKzB === rumble is now known as grumble [07:20] hello everyone C: I'm using a Wii U Pro controller via Bluetooth. It works PERFECTLY out of the box but there's a catch, the face buttons are mapped in the Nintendo way (A is on the right instead of down, etc). I was wondering if there's any way to remap these buttons to mimic an XBOX 360 controller. Thanks in advance 💜 [07:31] Scary it occured after an upgrade [07:31] Sary* [07:32] I am using 32 version [07:32] 4 gb ram [07:32] But I have dual boot [07:32] So I have both windows n ubuntu [07:33] Blankspace, this is regarding the pic above correct? [07:33] Yes [07:33] Sirru5h [07:33] Can someone convert this to ubuntu please "pw useradd ftpuser -g ftpgroup -d /dev/null -s /etc" [07:33] Sary I have ubuntu with linux 3.13.0-88 [07:34] -generic [07:34] Version [07:34] On updation [07:34] To which I couldn't boot [07:34] I'm looking right now [07:34] It starts showing kernel panic [07:34] Ok sirru5h [07:34] dual boot and not a VM correct? [07:34] swensson: look into useradd command [07:34] Yes [07:35] Not vm [07:35] what are else are you booting with it windows? [07:35] Blankspace: can you get to recovery/rescue mode from the grub menu! [07:36] yup grub issue [07:36] Yup on recovery mode [07:36] It shows this [07:37] Hey, #ubuntu, does anyone know here how to close a vim file that is opened but not saved yet? Opened a few of these and cannot find a way to close https://paste.pound-python.org/show/BSiRCXfdB6a4dddnU9NQ/ [07:37] https://pasteboard.co/26HgiI0Bc.jpg [07:38] But I can boot to my earlier version [07:38] With linux 3.13.0-32 [07:39] Using advance option for ubuntu [07:39] In grub [07:39] So how can I resolve the grub issue [07:39] Boot into the older version, and put your grub.cfg to pastebin... [07:40] And also the output of `sudo parted -l; sudo lsblk --fs` [07:41] so do it, then run: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get -f dist-upgrade [07:41] I ran sudo apt-get update [07:42] Where would I get grub.cfg [07:42] In /boot/grub/grub.cfg [07:43] also, follow alkisg.. the /boot dir might be full so if it is, space on boot by deleting previous version kernels. [07:44] Make*space/ [07:44] "bin/gunicorn_start3" E212: Can't open file for writing why cannot I save the VIM file? what is wrong :(( [07:44] On running [07:45] Sudo apt-get -f dist-upgrade [07:45] It shows [07:45] E:dpkg was interrupted [07:46] Put the whole output to pastebin, not just that one line [07:46] So that we also see *why* it was interrupted [07:46] You must manually run sudo dpkg --configure -a [07:46] Go to http://paste.ubuntu.com and copy all the lines there [07:46] !pastebin [07:46] 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. [07:47] Pastebin [07:47] Result [07:47] Or grub [07:47] .cfg [07:47] !enter [07:47] Please try and keep as much of your info as possible on ONE line - easier to follow for everyone. [07:47] Or both [07:47] Both [07:47] Ok [07:51] Paste.ubuntu.com/24961939 [07:53] Blankspace: and the output of `sudo dpkg --configure -a` ? [07:53] I didn't run it yet [07:54] I just ran it [07:57] I don't know what it did [07:57] What was that command for? [07:57] it fixes broken packages [07:57] does ls command list file size in bits or bytes? [07:57] Hopefully it won't interrupt booting to my other os? [07:58] To windows [07:58] mm ls -l [07:58] that will show you size of files as well [07:59] Blankspace, grub has gotten much better on being more friendly with multiple OS's [07:59] Now what do I do [08:00] Blankspace: did you see any errors when you ran that command? If yes, put them to pastebin [08:00] Do I boot back to my default ubuntu n check if problem reaolved [08:00] If not, try `sudo apt-get dist-upgrade` again, and if that works too, then try rebooting [08:01] I just ran upgrade [08:01] No error except something related to java [08:01] I was asking if the `dpkg --configure -a` command showed any errors [08:02] Not many [08:02] Use pastebin [08:02] Don't just say " I saw some errors but not many" [08:02] That doesn't help us at all [08:03] sorry, i got query from soemone. [08:05] So many line of result [08:05] You select them, then right click and copy, then go to paste.ubuntu.com and right click and paste [08:10] It is updating [08:10] Can't copy now [08:11] It gets stopped [08:11] !pastebinit [08:11] pastebinit is the command-line equivalent of !pastebin - Command output, or other text can be redirected to pastebinit, which then reports an URL containing the output - To use pastebinit, install the « pastebinit » package from a package manager - Simple usage: command | pastebinit [08:12] Let it finish [08:12] Only 9percent [08:12] Finished [08:13] I ran dist-upgrade [08:14] Could it be due to memory partition [08:14] Less space for ubuntu [08:14] N more for windows [08:15] Like in dual boot is ram also distributed? [08:15] Actually someone else did the partition thing.do I don't know how n aha [08:15] It might have been because you were updating and then you stopped it without letting it finish properly [08:15] What memory was distributed to each os [08:16] Is there something like concept of ram distribution? [08:17] On dual boot, no [08:17] Ok.just harddisk [08:17] I don't know [08:17] Both a [08:19] So both is have 4 gb ram? [08:20] Os* [08:20] If I have 4 gb ram in my system [08:20] And did dual partition [08:20] I mean dual boot partition. [08:36] is it ok if i dont have an error log /gunicorn-error.log in my system? [08:38] Blankspace: No, because you're not using it up all together! The fact that only one operating system will run in a dual-boot setup, hardware resources like CPU and memory is not shared on both Operating Systems, therefore making the operating system currently running use the maximum hardware specification. as for the harddisk, unless the partition run out of free space which eventually can be fixed by [08:38] removing some files. [08:40] I will not have an error log, I think it's ok [08:40] who watches them anyways lol [08:41] logs are usually stoed in /var/log/gunicorn . [08:42] logs come in handy when it's time to debug/troubleshooting an issue! [08:43] sary, do you know how could I delete files created with VIM? [08:45] Tadassssss: What do you mean? There's nothing to distinguish files created by vim from files created by other processes... [08:45] it's just a text file Tadassssss [08:46] rm /path/to/file [08:47] if you mean the command line .. rm abc.txt [08:48] with that example you need to be in the dir that has that file, or better do what oerheks cm. [08:49] Yeah I know, but it says that file does not exist :( but terminal says it is open [08:51] what!.. [08:52] it's ok, got it figured out :D [08:52] sorry total newb in ubuntu [08:52] it looks so messed up for me after 17yrs with windows [08:52] it's cool. np :) [08:53] I don't bleem ya, you'll get fimiliar give it time. [08:54] hope so, rly need to learn this server stuff asap [08:55] hope so, rly need to learn this server stuff asap [08:55] oops sry [08:55] FATAL Exited too quickly (process log may have details) [08:55] what could be the issue? [08:55] dont have logs [08:55] I'm trying to deploy Django [08:58] hi! i've 3 luks partitions, but when i boot ( i don't change anything in settings on each boot), i sometimes get asked for password of 1 partition, sometims - for 3 partitions, sometimes it asks for password for commented in fstab and crypttab 4th partition. what should i do - reinstall ubuntu becase it completely broken? [08:58] Anyone here familliar with pure-ftp? I need to set different privileges to different users [09:00] I am currently upgrading my ubuntu.how do I know if there is enough memory for upgradation [09:00] how much do you have [09:00] Blankspace: "df -h" [09:00] Thanks sary. [09:00] Blankspace After this operation, 64,4 MB of additional disk space will be used. [09:00] Do you want to continue? [Y/n] y [09:00] Yes it said 274 [09:01] Mb [09:01] Blankspace and anyway, it should be atomic, in case of space lack it will break [09:01] Tadassssss: is that error given by supervisor! [09:02] I have 52 gb volume [09:02] And then two new volumes [09:02] sary, yes, when I run command sudo supervisorctl status urban-train I get this fatal exited too quickly [09:03] Which shows file of windows harddrive [09:03] 52 gb is my c drive in ubuntu? [09:04] Blankspace, how do *we* tell?? [09:04] i've removed evolution completely, anobody googled a good clock for upper right corner of screen? [09:05] if your ubuntu filesystem is full, run this : sudo apt autoremove # this will clean out some old kernels and old packages [09:05] Blankspace can't you just look how much free space you have on / partition in system monitor? === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [09:05] Tadassssss: in the supervisor conf file, #command=php .. is --daemon in there! [09:07] sary, no, but do I need it? my conf file looks like this: https://paste.pound-python.org/show/26oQrRwbCNEnBo1I40W9/ [09:07] where should I put the daemon? [09:07] Ok oerheks [09:08] added the --daemon after command=/path/to/command still the same exited too quickly [09:10] hmm when I do mkdir logs [09:10] it says logs exist [09:10] but when I look at it in filezilla [09:10] there is no logs folder [09:11] oh wait [09:11] there is [09:12] Tadassssss: don't mind --daemon option m it seems that gunicorn doesn't deamonize itself. [09:13] maybe I need to chmod u+x bin/gunicorn.conf? [09:14] Tadassssss: whats in your Gunicorn config! [09:14] well, did you read the Gunicorn docs. [09:14] sary, no, sir, I am just doing step by step https://simpleisbetterthancomplex.com/tutorial/2016/10/14/how-to-deploy-to-digital-ocean.html [09:15] OK. [09:15] my config https://paste.pound-python.org/show/aHWnnqRbijj90ELDXFAv/ [09:15] is it possible to install ubuntu 17 on top of 16 without eracing /home partion data? [09:15] Im trying to use Pure-ftpd virtual users to control my webbserver, One for admin, one for guest and one for developers. Admin should be able to do anything in /var/www, developers should only be able to update files and guest should be able to read. Anyone got any solution for this? === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod === Ilyas_ is now known as Ilyas === SQLDb is now known as SQL === red-001_ is now known as red-001 === genpaku_ is now known as genpaku === foddo_ is now known as foddo === akaWolf1 is now known as akaWolf === basiclaser_ is now known as basiclaser === BuildTheRobots_ is now known as BuildTheRobots === JoseeAntonioR is now known as jose === LRX is now known as N3LRX === FlannelKing is now known as Flannel [09:43] 3.16.43-2+deb8u2 and 4.9.30-2+deb9u2, but I'm on Ubuntu's 4.10.0-24-generic. [09:43] Hey all. I got bit but what seems to be a kernel bug: Java programs crash with SIGSEGV. However the bug seems to have been fixed in 3.16.43-2+deb8u2 and 4.9.30-2+deb9u2, but I'm on Ubuntu's 4.10.0-24-generic. [09:44] I just upgraded yesterday. What can I do other than rolling back to the previous kernel with GRUB? === evilmquin2 is now known as mquin [09:53] how do I check if a job is currently running in the background? I'm running a mongodb database with the command "mongod" but I'm having glitches with and I just want to know for sure it actually is running as it should. [09:55] pgrep mongod -or- service mongod status [09:55] Hi [09:56] I installed ubuntu 17 [09:56] and after restart [09:56] nothing works anymore [09:56] I had steam running just fine [09:56] Now, nothing, cannot launch anything [09:56] If I click system settings, freeze [09:57] Is MINT more stable than this? [09:57] some serious BS. fresh installation, 1 application, and dead OS, srsly [10:00] It doesn't boot anymore? [10:00] Did you perhaps install graphic drivers? [10:04] anyone? [10:05] Does anybody know wtf is going on? 3 hours on this vim bin/gunicorn_start opening to edit this, I enter my commands, then I try to save with :x and get this: "bin/gunicorn_start" E212: Can't open file for writing [10:05] Johnson1977: We would need a little bit more information. 'Nothing works' I not enough... ;) Do you get a graphical interface for example? [10:06] No [10:06] When I open steam, i get prompted the login [10:06] After the login, its 'dead' [10:06] No new popup, no new window [10:06] and for system settings, it just freezes [10:06] mouse moves, but cant do anything [10:08] what's the expected timeline for python 3.6 in LTS? [10:08] Johnson1977: Well... If you get the steam login screen, you do have a graphical interface... right? Can you open a terminal? It would be interesting for us to see the boot log of your computer... [10:08] well, I don't even know if that's going to happen, is it? [10:09] Johnson1977: In a terminal... 'sudo apt install pastebinit', then 'journalctl -b | pastebinit'. Then paste the link you get here in the #channel [10:09] http://paste.ubuntu.com/24962565/ [10:11] back to windows... srsly, had same problems with debian [10:11] yeah dude, windows definitely > linux [10:11] need to spend 3 hours [10:11] to fix a problem on linux [10:11] ffs [10:12] unbelievable [10:12] Johnson1977: Ok. Looks that you have a nvidia GPU right? [10:12] Debian, cant even install from usb stick [10:12] yes [10:13] Johnson1977: So I recommend to enable the nvidia driver in 'additional drivers' in the settings. [10:13] NVIDIA GP107 = 1050 ? [10:14] ok i did that [10:14] lets see [10:14] its applying changes [10:14] did the same for the cpu [10:15] everything was working fine before [10:15] really [10:16] Johnson1977: That's ok. So once you enabled the additional drivers, do a reboot. You will probably have much better GPU performance, even though it may have 'worked before' too... ;) [10:17] lets see [10:17] I hope so [10:17] i really put hopes on ubuntu [10:17] wanted to move away from windoze [10:18] Johnson1977: That is a good decision if you ask me... ;) [10:18] but i need stuff to work! [10:18] Hello! What is main log file in Ubuntu? [10:18] not spend 50% debugging, and 50% working [10:19] Johnson1977: We all understand that... [10:19] such as /var/log/messages in Fedora [10:20] cesdo: maybe /var/log/syslog... although now with systemd/journalling, it's under debate... [10:20] cesdo: ubuntu uses systemd, so you want to use journalctl [10:20] Could anybody check what am I doing wrong? trying to deploy a django application on my server, doing this and getting an unseen error https://paste.pound-python.org/show/xrAatkEYm7W4jBI7va64/ [10:20] cesdo: That doesn't exist anymore, not even in fedora. With systemd you have a tool called journalctl. [10:20] cesdo: also some stuff log to /var/log/dmesg or syslog etc as well [10:21] thanks [10:23] <_cc> Tadassssss: i think it might be fixable by chmod a+x on the gunicorn_start [10:24] _cc, still the same.... [10:24] I will try doing all over [10:24] on a fresh server [10:25] how to check whether squid is installed? [10:25] <_cc> Tadassssss: pretty sure you're just missing an execute flag from the file, did you check what rights the file has the script is trying to execute? [10:26] _cc, chmod u+x bin/gunicorn_start and then I did a+x, still the same [10:26] rexwin_: apt policy squid [10:26] <_cc> what's the current working directory? [10:27] <_cc> i mean you're doing that command, but it's relative to the directory you're in [10:27] <_cc> try with full path [10:27] _cc, I dont really know that I'm in ~$ [10:27] noob in ubuntu [10:28] <_cc> pwd [10:28] home/urban === KindTwo is now known as KindOne [10:28] <_cc> does it still have the same error in the log files? [10:28]