[00:00] oh i was running /exec -out command [00:00] sorry [00:00] i want to show tomreyn the output [00:01] that it says i need to 'sudo apt-get autoremove' some packages not needed [00:04] Hey. Is there a simple way to see connected devices to my router & get the eth address? As far as I can tell, nmap is either not picking up the device -or- it's just not giving me the eth address [00:05] I'm looking for something like 12.0.0.3 but all I get are our outgoing addresses [00:05] Normally I would check the router itself but for some strange, strange reason, AT&T/Netgear decided not to include 'connected devices' on this particular one [00:08] foozb12: Ping the broadcast address then run "ip neigh show" to dump your arp table. [00:10] Jordan_U, thanks. That worked. Been googling for an hour haha [00:11] foozb12: You're welcome. [00:21] I want/need to build a bootable image of ubuntu on an 8GB usb dongle. I have currently installed Debian is it possible to do it from there or am I in need to get a working ubuntu instance? [00:37] hello is this the place to ask about card reader scripts? [00:40] any good browser based ssh clients? [00:41] madLyfe why do you want a browser based ssh client [00:42] convenience i guess [00:42] having tabs seems nice [00:42] there are a whole bunch but i wouldn't trust them, since they go through other peoples servers [00:43] also, tabs if you are in an editor, or do you want to tabs just in general on commandline? [00:43] well like tabs instead of having many windows up(with putty). [00:44] oh. okay like multiple sessions. i use either screen or a window manager. are you familiar with either? [00:45] well i use tmux when in a ssh connection. but that is only to one server. when i wanna ssh to another server and have them up i have to open another window. [00:45] a windows, window. [00:45] :P [00:46] okay,, tmux is just like screen. why dont you try a tiling window manager? i use i3wm, and i have 4 windows tiled behind this one currently. [00:46] i am assuming you are on a linux distro.. [00:47] no. im on windows. but sshing to a few ubuntu servers [00:47] Using Samba as a storage device which version do you download [00:47] madLyfe, and you don't want putty as a client? [00:48] would be nice to manage them all from 1 window is what im getting at [00:48] i want to be able to glance at them [00:48] why i keep them up [00:50] madLyfe hmm i see, have you looked at firessh [00:51] nope. only worked with putty so far [00:51] it is a browser based ssh client in javascript, meant for firefox [00:51] it is still in dev mode tho [00:51] or what ive read [00:52] http://firessh.net/ [00:52] ty il will give it a look over [00:53] on another note, madLyfe you mentioned that you had servers. what do you do with them [00:53] they are mining [00:53] bitcoin [00:53] ? [00:53] decided to give nix a try. starting fresh with nix since a few days ago so im still a newb. [00:54] nah, these ones are xmr [00:54] haha good choice on trying linux. what distro are you looking at? [00:55] madLufe what is the price of a xmr [00:57] madLyfe: tmux, screen will add multiple terminals to a single xterm or if you use gterminal will have a lot of tabs also :) [00:57] what distro am i looking at? [00:57] ubuntu? [00:58] $43.70 right now: https://cryptowat.ch/kraken/xmrusd [00:58] madLyfe hmm. and yes like ubuntu, mint, etc [00:58] so xmr is about the same as btc then [00:59] oh i thought i mentioned that. i put ubuntu server 16 LTS on there. [00:59] whatever is the most recent. [00:59] no. BTC is like $2700 or so currently [00:59] at that link i just posted you can browse around and see the prices of different coins [01:00] lol i didnt see the B after 44.73 [01:00] tharkun: xterm = putty? [01:00] i was looking at mkt cap saorry. yes btc is way more expensive. how easy is it to mine xmr [01:01] depends on the hardware. hardware is pretty expensive but there are calculators out there to let you know if its profitable or not. [01:02] gterminal link, tharkun? [01:03] hmm. i have a few servers that arent doing much, but from what i was told about btc, is that it isn't worth it if i dont have a lot of servers. since cost of running, hardware, etc [01:04] madLyfe, how worried are you about your security? [01:05] i edited /etc/defaults/grub and now when i boot i get an error cant find command recordfail. please press any key to continue. can someone show me their unedited version of that file [01:05] madLyfe is this something that you wanted? picture on top https://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~ckuehl/tmux/ [01:05] im able to boot it up all the way so its really more of a warning than an error [01:05] devslash2 why were you editing grub [01:05] devslash2: Please pastebin your current /etc/default/grub and the contents of /boot/grub/grub.cfg . [01:05] because i change the default timeout [01:08] https://www.pastebin.com/Qs4agSix for /etc/defaults/grub and https://www.pastebin.com/CstSLcpY for grub.cfg [01:10] devslash2, just wondering, you did see that grub.cfg said no changes [01:10] huh [01:10] \what are you talking about [01:10] i didnt edit that file [01:10] okay good. [01:10] devslash2: Have you made any changes in /etc/grub.d/ at all? (You shouldn't have) [01:11] making sure [01:11] yes to 40_custom for windows [01:11] devslash, erase the grub_recordfail line [01:11] and in 00_header i change quick_boot from "1" to "0" [01:11] where [01:11] in your defaults/grub [01:12] its not in there [01:12] your error said it didnt understand that [01:12] devslash2: You shouldn't have changed 00_header . It appears that you have somehow made 00_header no longer define the function recordfail. [01:12] what do i do [01:13] devslash2: First, lets make sure we know everything that you've changed related to grub. Have you used grub-customiser or anything similar? [01:14] not recently [01:14] long before this problem started [01:14] ok i fixed it [01:15] devslash2: How did you fix it? [01:15] changed the line that i modified in 00_header [01:15] back to "1" [01:15] ran update-grub and reboooted [01:17] devslash2: Great. In the future, don't ever change anything in /etc/grub.d/ . Even for custom menu entries I prefer creating a new file, /boot/grub/custom.cfg and putting them there rather than editing /etc/grub.d/40_custom . [01:17] ^ good idea === Schnabeltierchen is now known as Guest34632 === Schnabel1 is now known as Schnabeltierchen [01:17] what about 40_custom ? [01:18] for now i want to remove the windows entry from there [01:18] since i removed the windows drive and dont have windows ATM [01:19] devslash i just let os-prober handle that [01:20] that didnt work when i did have windows [01:20] it didnt show any output [01:21] hmm ubuntu is wierd sometimes [01:21] well you can erase the entry [01:21] devslash2: Let's make sure that /etc/grub.d/ gets completely reverted just to be safe. [01:21] yes that [01:21] ^ [01:22] well i think its back to the defaults now [01:22] in the future, always save backups [01:22] i reverted the 1 line i changed in 00_header [01:22] devslash2: Once you start these instructions, be sure to finish them. First, download the latest grub-common .deb file: "apt download grub-common" [01:23] can you please paste the instructions [01:23] i need to save them because i cant do it right now [01:24] devslash2: Sure, though it would be best if you could do it while I or someone else familiar with grub/ dpkg's --force-confmiss option is around. [01:24] i appreciate it but i have to get going in a minute [01:26] just so you know, i compared 00_header from a good source to mine and they are the same [01:26] and the only other file in /etc/grub.d/ that i modified was 40_custom [01:27] i checked by the timestamp of all the files in that dir [01:29] once i get another ssd im gonna reinstall windows on it. i know that it'll overwrite grub. do i just boot from recovery dvd and reinstall grub at that point ? [01:30] devslash2: Even after installing Windows you should be able to enter your boot firmware ( "BIOS" ) screens and select Ubuntu to boot from. [01:31] ok [01:33] thanks [01:34] devslash2: You're welcome. [01:40] Well, since I've done the work. In case anyone wants it here are some I believe pretty good instructions for reverting /etc/grub.d/ back to its default state: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25223684/ [01:49] Jordan_U: ^ dome, copied off . [01:49] done* [02:11] How do I 'ssh -X' a program that's already running? [02:16] RJ45: I'm not clear on exactly what your goal is but I expect the only answer is to use something like VNC rather than ssh -X. [02:51] holy shit, for years I've been using VNC, I just tried XRDP, it's a million times snappier! [02:51] it's like, it feels real-time! [02:51] woah! [02:52] why is it so much better, when it's merely X hacked onto a windows protocol??? [02:52] wtf [02:54] no seriously, I want to know why [03:00] RJ45: I would expect XRDP to be faster than ssh -X, but have you tried VNC with this same setup and confirmed that it's slower than XRDP? [03:02] RJ45: I've never had a problem with VNC even over an SSH tunnel. Although I will say what colors and speed settings your VNC client uses will GREATLY change your performance. I use the lowest color setting and fastest connection settings and I have no problems that way. [03:03] Jordan_U: I have been using x11vnc server on this machine for years, it is slooooooooooooooowwww and locks-up sometimes [03:03] RJ45: And XRDP actually uses VNC on the Linux side, FYI. [03:03] well that's really weird then [03:04] I'm telling you, it is literally a million times faster [03:04] and smoother [03:04] omg [03:04] Sounds like you may just be doing it wrong? I've been using x11vnc for years and it never fails me. But use what works for you. [03:04] RJ45: What VNC client are you using? [03:04] regular VNC was almost unuseable [03:04] remmina [03:04] Odd. That's what I use. [03:04] but I've tried Vinagre too [03:04] same [03:05] also using remmina for RDP [03:06] how do I get clipboard sharing working with XRDP via remmina? (both Ubuntu MATE) [03:14] hm, this article seems to confirm that despite it being a sort of VNC over RDP, it is indeed a-lot snappier https://www.tweaking4all.com/software/linux-software/use-xrdp-remote-access-ubuntu-14-04/ === dan3wik is now known as dan2wik [03:53] What provides desktop sharing in ubuntu? Which application is being called from the dash when it is launched? [03:54] <_hector_> Hi. need someone who can tell me why removing 'xubuntu minimal' with tasksel ends up borking the network carf [03:54] <_hector_> card [03:55] _hector_: Can you elaborate on borking? [03:56] <_hector_> fresh install of ubuntu server, needed a desktop, so installed the 'xubuntu minimal' option through tasksel, changed my mind and wanted to install lubuntu minimal, so removed the X from xubuntu minimal in tasksel. after it was doing its thing, the network card was gone and not working. [03:57] <_hector_> rebooted and still no network card. [03:58] _hector_: How are you seeing that it's gone? [03:58] _hector_: lspci? [03:58] _hector_: I would generally not use tasksel for removing tasks. Do you have the ubuntu-minimal and ubuntu-server metapackages installed currently? [03:59] <_hector_> it wasn't until after i tried to run an apt install and it wouldnt comm with the online repository that i ran ifconfig and didn't see the network card listed [04:00] <_hector_> no, since it was a fresh install, i redid it but didn't choose anything for Open [04:00] <_hector_> SSH [04:00] <_hector_> but OpenSSH === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [04:02] <_hector_> so for now its just server and openssh server, nothing else. i was just curious as to why it would remove the nic during the removal of the xubuntu minimal. [04:03] _hector_: it didn't remove the nic. just removed whatever you were using to configure the connection [04:03] _hector_: Does "apt policy ubuntu-minimal" say that the metapackage is installed or not? [04:04] <_hector_> histo: i see. so if i would've ran something like network-config, it would've reconfigured the nic? [04:05] <_hector_> Jordan_U: i'm powering on the server right now [04:06] <_hector_> my supervisor almost throws it away. it's a Dell PE T110. its nice for tinkering with linux. [04:08] vino was the package I was looking for earlier. [04:09] <_hector_> Jordan_U: installed: 1.361 [04:10] <_hector_> just ran 'apt install xubuntu-desktop' [05:04] good morning to all === sins-_b is now known as sins- [06:00] hi [06:01] i'm trying to force rename a network interface to a meaningful name but it's "not working" and i'm not sure how to look to see why it's not working [06:01] using ubuntu 17.04 [06:02] https://www.punyal.com/2016/08/18/ubuntu-16-04-rename-a-network-interface/ <-- using this method === Mittens is now known as MittensAFK [06:23] All of a sudden my Wifi Connections are not listed on my ubuntu laptop. i need to reboot to fix the issue. i tried restarting the network from commandline shell and it makes no difference [06:24] can anyone help me on this. whats the issue with wifi networks on ubuntu [06:24] Ubuntu does not display any access points: please see: http://picpaste.com/pics/wifi-LHKPDEEX.1501654952.png === MittensAFK is now known as Mittens [06:36] rsv: Please pastebin the output of "lspci -vv -k". [06:52] Jordan_U: https://pastebin.ca/3849875 [06:54] rsv: Odd that you're having problems with an Atheros chip. Does "sudo rmmod ath9k && sudo modprobe ath9k" get things working again? [06:55] ffprobe or avprobe which is better to use ? [06:55] Jordan_U: no, its the same, Wifi networks are not listed [06:56] t2mkn: For most uses probably equivalent. I'd go with ffprobe as ffmpeg is better maintained than libav. [06:56] Jordan_U: when i do that, I dont see "Enable Wifi" in the network applet [06:57] you may want to check rfkill status.. [06:57] Jordan_U thanks. [06:57] t2mkn: You're welcome. [06:59] sary: 0: ideapad_wlan: Wireless LAN Soft blocked: no Hard blocked: no [07:02] rsv: Please pastebin the output of "iwlist scan". [07:04] Jordan_U: i think the interface is not listed. ifconfig -a does not show the wifi interface [07:04] Hello [07:04] Jordan_U: this happened after i did a rmmod and modproble [07:04] ^modprobe [07:04] rsv: Did either command produce any error message? [07:05] Nope [07:05] rsv: Please pastebin the output of "dmesg". [07:06] Jordan_U: the dmesg shows full of error messages related to wifi [07:06] https://pastebin.ca/3849880 [07:07] I am trying to mount a system in chroot and need to mount some of the folders, can I have a little help with the nomenclature; I have this so far but my information source is a little out of date ... :~ http://sprunge.us/KXVJ [07:08] I am getting an error for the type field [07:08] Oh this is from the fstab [07:17] rsv: so the deive/driver crashes, when did this behaviour started ! which ubuntu/kernel version you're flyin'! [07:18] It's an odd bevaviour for an Atheros chip really.. [07:22] I used 16.04 Ubuntu with the same results and i upgraded to 17.04 and i see the same results [07:30] rsv: Looks like your dmesg paste expired. Please pastebin it again. === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod === kostkon_ is now known as kostkon [07:57] What's the quickest way of getting a list of enabled PPAs, and manually installed packages on an ubuntu system? [07:57] I'm setting up a new machine. [07:59] limbo_: we dont support external ppa's here [08:00] limbo_: or you want a list of the default sources? [08:00] lotuspsychje: apt-mark showmanual [08:00] limbo_: ^^ [08:01] sorry 'bout that [08:01] no worries [08:02] limbo_: if your goal is to install packages you like from current system to a new system perhaps try 'aptoncd' ? [08:02] or apt-offline [08:03] i mean apt-clone [08:32] how can i install osmocom_fft? [08:32] on ubuntu? === Mittens is now known as MittensAFK [08:34] mitmf: sudo apt install gr-osmosdr [08:34] thanks ducasse :) [08:40] how can i install rfcat? [08:44] mitmf: type 'rfcat' on the command line, press enter and it will tell you. [08:44] The program 'rfcat' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing: [08:44] sudo apt install dpm ducasse [08:44] mitmf: that's it, yes [08:45] thanks but why i can’t excute osmocom_fft command? [08:45] ducasse: [08:45] mitmf: don't know, what does it say? [08:46] you don’t know osmocom_fft? [08:46] mitmf: not at all, nor do i have any idea what it says when you try to run it on your machine [08:47] ok thanks :) [08:47] mitmf: if you tell me the error i'll try to help [08:49] https://pastebin.com/8Qz9Qsvn ducasse [08:50] mitmf: "FATAL: No supported devices found to pick from." - it can't find a device it supports [08:50] thanks :) [08:51] mitmf: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/discuss-gnuradio/2015-01/msg00160.html [08:52] ok lotuspsychje :) [09:04] sudo apt install dpm ducasse <— but i want to remove dpm. then how can i do? ducasse ? [09:05] mitmf: if it can help, there is a #gnuradio channel also [09:06] but i want to delete dpm now lotuspsychje :( [09:06] mitmf: that will also remove rfcat [09:06] sudo apt install dpm <— i install it with this command, but i want to delete it [09:06] ok [09:08] sudo apt install dpm <— i install it with this command, but i want to delete it help me ducasse ? [09:08] mitmf: sudo apt purge your-package-name [09:09] cloud? [09:11] mitmf: what? [09:11] i wan to delete dpm, then how can i do? [09:11] mitmf: like lotus says, just replace 'install' with 'purge' [09:11] oh :) purge means ‘delete’? [09:12] yes [09:13] sudo apt purge dpm <— this command is correct? ducasse ? [09:14] yes [09:14] thanks :) === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [09:28] Hi [09:28] Xatenev_: welcome [09:28] What is the best way to add a permanent static route? [09:29] It seems there are a ton of different ways - some work - some didnt seem to work for me :p [09:29] Xatenev_: perhaps a question for ##networking ? [09:29] lotuspsychje, Hm i dont think so? [09:29] Xatenev_: which ubuntu version? [09:29] lotuspsychje, Its not really about the network part - but about which file in linux would be useful for this [09:29] ducasse, sec [09:29] Xatenev_: ok [09:29] ducasse, 16.04.1-Ubuntu [09:30] #49~16.04.1-Ubuntu [09:30] Xatenev_: then maybe /etc/rc.local [09:30] ducasse, any link what I have to type in there? [09:30] ducasse, I saw people writing /sbin/route but it doesnt work for me - I have to use sudo [09:30] to do it [09:31] Or does it work when I type it in rc.local and it won't ask me for sudo [09:31] Xatenev_: just add your command before the 'exit 0', and you don't need sudo -it's run as root [09:31] ducasse, I will try it out [09:31] have to restart my pc [09:31] ducasse, brb! [09:33] ducasse, hello [09:33] it didnt work [09:33] =( [09:33] ducasse, I typed in: /sbin/route add -net 10.10.0.0/16 gw 192.168.0.192 [09:33] !info ifupdown-extra | Xatenev_ can this help? [09:33] Xatenev_ can this help?: ifupdown-extra (source: ifupdown-extra): Network scripts for ifupdown. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.27 (zesty), package size 22 kB, installed size 96 kB [09:34] Xatenev_: did you add it before the 'exit 0'? [09:34] ducasse, sure [09:34] ducasse, http://termbin.com/9yl4 [09:34] this is my /etc/rc.local [09:34] Xatenev_: hmmm. that should run after the networking stuff is up. how do you configure networking? [09:35] ducasse, not sure what you mean [09:35] Xatenev_: are you using network manager or /etc/network/interfaces? [09:35] ducasse, the latter [09:35] i think so atleast [09:35] LOl [09:36] ducasse, no im sorry [09:36] I used the network amnager [09:36] but inside my /etc/network/interfaces I wrote `up route add -net ...` and it didnt work either [09:36] Is it because I configured it with the network manager and it all won't work then? [09:37] you can't just mix and match, and that's not how /e/n/interfaces works [09:37] thats super dumb btw [09:37] :P [09:37] dunno I read that in some tutorial [09:37] that you can write it in there. [09:38] ducasse, Any ideas how to solve it? [09:38] Xatenev_: you can't write it just as a command, but it can be a post-up of an interface stanza [09:38] Xatenev_: hang on [09:39] Xatenev_: try this - https://askubuntu.com/questions/885232/adding-static-route-in-ubuntu#885372 [09:40] ducasse, What is ifupdown-extra? [09:40] ducasse, Does that make that I can mix file & network amnager? [09:41] ducasse, My file isn't called network-routes but only routes [09:41] I guess its the same though? [09:42] i'm guessing so, look at the contents [09:43] looks okay [09:43] Just have to find out what kind of subnet mask /16 is [09:43] :D [09:43] Xatenev_: 'apt show subnetcalc' ;) [09:49] ducasse, u still around [09:50] Xatenev_: he's afk for a while [09:50] nooo [09:50] :p [09:50] usually I type in this: sudo route add -net 10.10.0.0/16 gw 192.168.0.192 [09:50] Xatenev_: to get your issue solved, re-ask in this channel once in a while [09:50] I did what ducasse said before and installed this network extra thing [09:50] Then I edited /etc/network/routes [09:50] It looks like this http://termbin.com/75b4 [09:50] => it doesnt work [09:50] no route being added. [09:51] route -n doesn't show any new route at all [09:51] Xatenev_: i suggest you try the ##networking channel, they are used to this every day [09:51] ok [10:14] when I send through the mail command in the bash from "user" , The recipient receive from : Ubuntu [10:15] How can I change the "Ubuntu" string ? [10:15] is this anything relative to the user information ? [10:25] Hey folks [10:30] dorico: that is picked up from the full name field in /etc/passwd [10:58] Is there any simple way to get ubuntu to use a second drive as /home without doing all of the partitioning myself? I always screw something up if I do it manually, and will have to edit fstab and manually copy my home folder after the fact if I use the default ("install Ubuntu 17.04 on this disk") installation option. [11:04] limbo_: not as far as I know. what do you normally end up doing wrong? [11:05] simplest way would be during install, choose 'something else' and use your mouse to switch /home/ to your 2nd drive [11:05] or after install, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Partitioning/Home/Moving [11:08] SchrodingersScat: the first time, grub failed to install on my ssd for some reason. (I may have partitioned the drives wrong) [11:08] oerheks: by using "change"? [11:09] I'll probably follow that guide. [11:09] Since I want to copymy home folder from another machine anyway. [11:10] Is EXT4 still the suggested filesystem? Or, would another one be better for general use on either an ssd or hdd? [11:10] If you need to ask, ext4 :) [11:12] I'm aware of advantages to other filesystems, but my concern is losing data. [11:13] well if your afraid of losing data, then keeping backups is a good idea [11:13] you're* (lack of coffee) [11:14] limbo_: there's a lot of personal preference here. I use ext4 for my / because it's easiest with the install. I use a zfs raidz for a local copy of things I need, and then duplicity for offsite backups. [11:27] SchrodingersScat: I mean between the options I get at install time. [11:51] Hi guys! [11:51] anyone alive for a question regarding VNC === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [12:10] hey, xenial introduced some feature that automatically does 'apt-get update' at a random time during the day. Is there a way to schedule this command? I run my own apt-get mirror so there is no negative impact [12:14] oskie: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/315502/how-to-disable-apt-daily-service-on-ubuntu-cloud-vm-image [12:14] scottjl: nice, thanks [12:14] disable it and throw your own schedule into cron [12:18] hi all [12:18] ubuntu vm will /etc/fstab in resume state.?? [12:19] becoz facing issue in mounting network using /etc/fstab in vm resume [12:19] **mounting san [12:20] is there a question in there? [12:21] eyyy... i've got some kind of problem over here with my dpkg/apt-get ...i tried to upgrade jenkins but the upgrade fails in the process due to it finding "an incorrect Java version". apt-get now reports there's an incomplete install or remove and i can't install/remove anything until that thing is resolved [12:22] i can't even remove jenkins due to dpkg failing to configure jenkins === foddo is now known as moofy [12:24] i am mounting san lun in my ubuntu VM using fstab, i halted the vm and started it, but i am unable to find the networkfolder [12:24] c06: you need to remount it [12:25] c06: or throw it into automounter and have it mounted on demand [12:25] but /etc/fstab i mentioned the uuid and location === moofy is now known as foddo [12:25] if it's a san mount. you're going to lose it when you suspend the vm and it comes down. resume won't remount it [12:26] scottjl: ty what about NFS.? [12:26] you're going to have the same issue. [12:27] c06: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Autofs [12:27] scottjl: i need to do manually any option to automate.? [12:27] scottjl: ty dude. this is the one i am looking for [12:28] no problem [12:29] scottjl: if i configure with autofs resume operation also it will mount, whenever i access it [12:29] c06: it should. [12:29] c06: obviously your network needs to be up and the host available [12:30] nice dude and ty.. host means SAN or NFS.? [12:30] suspending vm's can be wonky some times though. because the system doesn't really know it was suspended. [12:30] the san [12:30] you can't suspend. go somewhere else where the san isn't available, resume, and expect it to work [12:31] ok i will make a try. [12:31] not even dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq jenkins removed the package [12:33] dpkg-reconfigure jenkins ? [12:34] jenkins is broken or not completely installed [12:34] apt-get purge jenkins [12:35] pre-removal-script return error code 1 [12:35] ya you're going to have to rip that out by hand [12:35] ffs [12:36] any good link to the steps that need to be done? [12:37] have you tried apt-get -f install ? [12:37] post-validation-script returned error code 1 [12:37] does it give you the path to the script? [12:38] nope [12:38] apt-get install --reinstall jenkins ? [12:39] https://gist.github.com/Koopzington/4732005f877bfe8b2c730e9cfbabca3c [12:39] sorry for german locale :P [12:39] rm /var/cache/apt/archives/jenkins_2.72_all.deb [12:40] apt-get install --reinstall jenkins [12:40] see if that fixes it [12:41] same output [12:41] 'cept that the package got downloaded again of couse [12:42] Sometimes while I turn on my wifi it does not shows any connection even though my home connection is on. So I have to restart my Laptop. What should I do to resolve it? === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [12:44] Koopz: ok. so dpkg -x /var/cache/apt/archives/jenkins*.deb /tmp/jenkins [12:45] go into /tmp/jenkins and try and find where that script is [12:45] then find it in your file system [12:45] i'd try sticking "exit 0" at the top of it. [12:45] hey, if I have installed ttf fonts and fc-list lists them, how do I generate a fontline to be used with .Xdefaults (urxvt)? Somehow xfontsel does not list them [12:45] then do apt-get purge jenkins and see if it will get purged out [12:47] scottjl, am i supposed to find those pre-, post- and other scripts in /tmp/jenkins? [12:47] yep [12:47]