=== sul-fyr is now known as sulfyr [02:47] ah alright [02:47] thanks i already just use systemd but i saw a help comand for disabling apache.service [03:03] hey im having and interesting issue with my mouse and keyboard. for some odd reason it cant seem to do both inputs at once. it used to do it fine but now when i play my games i have to do one at a time or it cancels the other out [03:03] any ideas [03:09] nvm i might have gotten it [03:40] @echo off === gdh is now known as FlonnorMayGregor === mgor__ is now known as mgor [05:43] Hi guys [05:43] My sysadmin installed ubuntu 17 and i can't find any vim package with py2 support, such as vim-nox-py2 [05:44] can i do something about it ? [05:45] Hanonim: type "sudo add-apt-repository universe && sudo apt-get update" [05:47] !ping [05:47] pong! [05:48] blabla: already there, i can see vim-nox with py3 support but not vim-nox-py2 like on my 16.04 system === jstein_ is now known as jstein [06:03] :( [06:24] what's the diff between "sudo systemctl start foo" and "sudo service foo start" ? [06:25] qswz: systemctl is for systemd and service is for sysv [06:25] qswz: use systemctl for any ubuntu 16.04+ [06:25] ah ok, but both work for mysql for example [06:26] to stop or start [06:26] Hanonim: they were explicitly dropped in 2:8.0.0095-1ubuntu1 in 17.04 [06:26] Hanonim: see `apt changelog vim` [06:26] thanks, I'll read on that [06:27] Hanonim: and in debian, there is an entry for 2:7.4.2330-1 that says all packaged addons support 2 and 3 === KindTwo is now known as KindOne [06:28] qswz: service is deprecated going forward [06:28] (i think) [06:28] thanks ok [06:44] hi. where to put grub while an efi-installation? [06:44] to sda or to sda2 (which is called "Windows Boot Manager") === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [07:22] What's a good foss video chat with end to end encryption [07:26] foul_owl: xmpp jingle ? [07:26] foul_owl: or anything webrtc [07:32] Jingle looks like a spec to me [07:33] Is there an implementation of that spec? [07:35] Hey, i downloaded the ubuntu version of the AMD-GPU PRO and got following error: https://hastebin.com/emunejacic.pas [08:01] good morning to all [08:05] "W: APT had planned for dpkg to do more than it reported back (9 vs 13). [08:05] " I've got a weird setup, I'm sure it's my fault, anyone know where I can figure out what triggers these? [08:05] hi :-) having some trouble with file permissions... currently I am trying to get lighttpd to use a different log directory.. the directory "/root/wrs/log" has the permissions of "drwxrwxrwx 2 www-data root 4096 Aug 18 17:46 log" ... I have loged in as the user www-data ... when I try to create the file "touch /root/wrs/log/lighttpd.error.log" ... I the error "touch: cannot touch '/root/wrs/log/lighttpd.error.log': Permission denied" ... [08:05] why? the directory has write permissions for the log directory [08:05] Netham45: hastebin.com us the output of sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade plz? [08:07] lotuspsychje, ubuntu repos are all I have, 0 packages need anything. Fully up to date. [08:07] Netham45: when do you that error exactly? [08:07] Hello I have problems with Xubuntu 16.04.2 installed on ASUS X554L. The brightness keys do not work and I tried acpi osi and acpi vendor workarounds, but to no avail. [08:09] jamesnot: perhaps play with different kernels as a test, also a tail on syslog or dmesg could provide us usefull errors [08:10] Netham45: did you manually installed something or compile? [08:11] nrdb: perhaps more specific channels could also help, like ##httpd ? [08:14] https://pastebin.com/eudY1iUa is my dmesg [08:16] jamesnot: few unsupported errors in acpi i can read [08:37] jbd2 is running non-stop on my Ubuntu 16.04 system (http://imgur.com/a/CEqnM) - how can I disable it? [08:40] zetheroo: can this help? https://askubuntu.com/questions/306626/jbd2-constantly-writing-to-disk [08:42] lotuspsychje: I saw that but it didn't look like something which disabled the service but just kills the process [08:42] or? [08:43] I just tried 'pkill gvfsd-metadata' and jbd2 is still running [08:45] zetheroo: i think you need the remove also and perhaps a reboot after [08:47] ok - trying that and a reboot now === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [08:50] lotuspsychje: nope .. it's still running [08:52] zetheroo: is it a classic HD or ssd? [08:52] hd [08:52] zetheroo: what brand? [08:53] hmm .. not sure [08:53] probably WD [08:53] zetheroo: perhaps do some tests on your hd, check syslog about IO errors? bad sectors n such [08:54] yep, both are WDC WD30EZRX-00D [08:54] but what does that all have to do with jbd2? [08:54] and disabling it ... === ShalokShalom_ is now known as ShalokShalom [08:56] zetheroo: all threads looked up related jdb2 and ubuntu gives me disk writing issues [08:57] so jbd2 is/could be writing all the time due to disk write issues? [08:58] zetheroo: i think that might be the case [09:00] zetheroo: found an old bug aswell: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/607560 [09:00] Launchpad bug 607560 in linux (Ubuntu) "jbd2 writing block every 5 - 10 seconds, preventing disk spin-down and making noise" [Low,Invalid] [09:00] zetheroo: ubuntu version you are on? [09:00] 16.04 [09:01] zetheroo: full up to date? [09:01] gah https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/607560/comments/110 [09:01] Launchpad bug 607560 in linux (Ubuntu) "jbd2 writing block every 5 - 10 seconds, preventing disk spin-down and making noise" [Low,Invalid] [09:01] zetheroo: .2 or .3? [09:01] .3 [09:01] zetheroo: did you have this on .2? [09:01] I don't know [09:01] zetheroo: new install? [09:02] pretty recent .. like 1 month or so [09:02] zetheroo: okay, its worth a test to install .1 or .2 to see if you can reproduce [09:03] zetheroo: but i would deep investigate HD issues in your logs first [09:03] we kinda have monitoring (testing) running there ... so I can't just reformat and reinstall. [09:03] ok, logas [09:03] logs* [09:03] just updating to latest kernel and rebooting first [09:04] kk [09:04] zetheroo: run a few tests [09:04] bbl [09:10] Seriously? https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1985454&p=12386709#post12386709 [09:15] Is there a way to change the text scaling for each monitor? Because when I connect a 1080p screen to my 4k laptop the text on the 1080p screen is huge and so is the mouse cursor [09:19] tomeaton17 Display in the system settings ... you can un/check Mirror [09:19] The displays aren't mirrored [09:23] tomeaton17 xrandr to the rescue ... this is an old post, 2012 ... https://askubuntu.com/questions/393400/is-it-possible-to-have-two-different-dpi-configurations-for-two-different-screen [09:24] tomeaton17 arandr is a GUI for xrandr [09:31] Hmm I couldn't find a way to change scaling in arandr [09:33] I don't really understand the method in the link you gave [09:35] And why does changing the scaling of laptop screen change scaling of external monitor [09:35] tomeaton17 use xrandr in the terminal ... scroll down to <73> on the provided link ^^^ [09:36] can sombody tell m what to do with this error because i checked the path an its right: Project ERROR: Cannot run target compiler '/home/gerrit/opt/gcc-4.7-linaro-rpi-gnueabihf/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-g++'. Maybe you forgot to setup the environment? [09:36] Gerritjan rpi has its own channel... there's also #ubuntu-arm [09:37] Hi. I have a fresh ubuntu 16.04 installed and now trying to install wine. But it tells me I have "broken packages": http://dpaste.com/1CYHRDR [09:38] fub type sudo apt -f install [09:38] MonkeyDust: no, there is nothing broken during installation. [09:39] I figured it out, I needed to add i386 as an arch [09:39] thanks anyway [09:40] fub I picked this up in this channel ... save it as 'fixpackages' ... make executable with 'chmod +x fixpackages' ... then run it with './fixpackages' ... http://paste.ubuntu.com/15121279/ [09:40] oh, ok [09:40] MonkeyDust: My resolutions are not the same. I don't understand where he gets the 320 or most of the numbers [09:42] tomeaton17 it may be hardware related, type of video card etc [09:45] ok thanks for the help [09:53] Hiyas all [09:55] ubuntu is simply debian with a shit ui [09:55] growp not here [09:56] it's true [09:56] growp if you don't like it, don't use it [09:56] if ubuntu was not debian it would respond to ubuntu packages not debian packages [09:56] ubuntu = shit version of debian [09:57] growp thank you for sharing your opinion with the channel, now stop [09:57] #troll [09:57] can i share my opinion on affirmative action? [09:57] growp not here [09:57] and how repealing jim crow laws have destroyed society? [09:58] gee thanks democrats [09:58] anyone know how to disable jbd2 in Ubuntu 16.04? [09:58] growp this is the help channel, not place for sharing opinions [09:58] not the place* [10:08] Hi, on Ubuntu 17.04, is there a way to remove the bluetooth indicator, given that my machine does not have bluetooth? [10:10] Peanut: settings > bluetooth > at the bottom show in menu bar [10:12] EriC^^: Thanks, I completely overlooked that because every other option in there is greyed out ("No Bluetooth adapters found"). [10:12] Peanut: no problem [10:14] EriC^^: Just relogged, works great. Is there also a way to make it not start all the bluetooth related programs (bluetoothd, indicator-bluetooth-service, blueman-applet) ? [10:15] Wud.. withoud doing it, the bluetooth indicator came back *lol* [10:16] The setting is still 'off'. [10:18] Peanut: maybe you can mask the services or uncheck them from "startup applications" in the dash [10:18] !masking [10:18] Peanut: in the bottom is the show in menubar checked? [10:19] EriC^^: Not checked anymore, since you told me about that option. Seems to have no effect. [10:19] Peanut http://paste.ubuntu.com/25338964/ [10:22] MonkeyDust: Interesting.. but, how do you disable them after making them visible? [10:24] Peanut: try "sudo systemctl mask name-of-service" [10:24] Peanut i'm not using ubuntu myself atm... 'startup application' is the closest thing that comes to mind [10:31] I am reading the book "Linux, The Complete Reference". In this book, I read that the OS first loads the program in memory and then its intructions are executed. I was just curious to know what's the way to check that the program is loaded in memory in Ubuntu? [10:31] I'm using xenial [10:31] and I'm just a newbie :P [10:32] duzi: ps [10:35] hateball: I ran "man ps" and it says ps displays information about the selection of active processes. What does this mean? [10:35] Hi, so I have a (systemd) user unit, and it restarted this morning at 4 am, I want to know why it exited (status), and see its journal from before it restarted. [10:36] duzi: a process is a program that is loaded [10:36] duzi: "ps ux" to show what your user is running [10:36] I am starting to get the feeling that systemd wiped all traces of the previous run, so how do I persist these things in the future? [10:37] duzi: not really sure what you're after, perhaps #linux can answer better [10:37] duzi: That I know, but what is this "selection of active processes". Does it select or what? I can't understand. [10:38] duzi: selects based on the options passed to it, "ux" being one, or perhaps "aux" to show all users [10:38] oops I tagged myself :P [10:39] duzi as hateball says: better ask in ##linux [10:39] or if this is ##homework :p [10:39] sure, thanks :) [10:44] ps shows you the processes that are active in that session [10:45] everything sans zombies [11:20] hi [11:20] does anyone know why would my network devices (from single two port card) would have different names? https://bpaste.net/show/3148c113ce67 [11:20] default ubuntu 16.04 LTS [11:21] i hate systemd [11:22] oh thats some udev nonsense [11:22] it's not nonsense [11:23] brainwash: so why different names considering it is same device [11:23] https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/PredictableNetworkInterfaceNames/ [11:23] thats one card [11:23] odd names indeed [11:23] leeyaa: you can set it back as it was before with net.ifnames=0 [11:23] or you can define names you like in interfaces(5) [11:23] leeyaa: add that kernel parameter [11:23] akik: i know but my other nodes use names such as enp1s0 etc [11:23] so i want to match it [11:24] same hardware? [11:24] the names that come with usb adapters are comical [11:24] akik, lol yeah [11:24] nils_: yeah e1000e [11:24] thats why i find it weird [11:24] leeyaa, talking about the mainboard [11:25] nils_: no, mb is different [11:25] but network card is the same [11:25] yeah the kernel will get the names from EFI or BIOS or something so this isn't really as reliable as one would like. [11:25] nils_: yes, not exactly predictable [11:26] is it possible to name it from en1 to enp1s0 ? [11:27] ah, whatever, ill just disable this crap [11:27] and go with eth0 and eth1 [11:29] too bad i have to change a few other nodes as well [11:29] Indeed. Do not embrace the change, get the pitchforks out instead! [11:29] I think you can map it in interfaces based on mac address [11:29] I suppose the real question is, why do you care? [11:29] Gargoyle: consistency and ease of management [11:30] what are you doing to the interface by it's name? [11:30] i dont like having 5 servers with enwhatever and 10 servers with eth1 [11:30] Gargoyle, well having one port on the card named en01 and the other one named enp2s0 isn't particularly intuitive [11:30] i have scripts and stuff that run across the board [11:31] and yes, also having enp2s0 with eno1 is just bad [11:31] leeyaa: you can rename them with udev rules [11:31] Well, surly the best option would be to give them logical names and make your script even more cross platform / robust? [11:31] compared to things like /dev/disk/by-id/ata-SAMSUNG[..] or something like that. [11:31] akik: i might just disable it until it really is predictable [11:31] Gargoyle, yes [11:34] use mapping in interfaces in conjunction with get-mac-address.sh or something. I think I had that with one of those dongles but that particular piece of hardware was stolen some time ago :/ [11:36] nils_: will do once i have the time to invest in doing it. right now i just wanted to make it consistent and provision a few servers [11:37] caveat emptor, here be dragons etc... [11:38] there is a good reason for this renaming business, back in the day sometimes the interfaces got assigned in different order [11:38] ;p [11:38] I've seen things that would make grown linux sysadmins tremble in fear! [11:47] well for ~5 years ive never seen some of my interface to get wrong name assigned. granted i use just ubuntu and centos [11:56] Im trying to build a snap package using the snapcraft snap but im getting apt errors. [11:57] tarls === gargeh is now known as Gargoyle [12:02] would anyone be able to help me? ive got a server running ubuntu 16.04, and suddenly it cant resolve any domains. everything was working until about 4am today. im able to ping ip addresses but pinging domains or doing nslookups simply fails. ive tried restarting it, does not fix the issue. any ideas? [12:06] Linkandzelda, can you resolve using alternative nameservers? e.g.: host ubuntu.com 8.8.8.8 [12:06] nils_: no, and i tried that too [12:07] Linkandzelda, any changes to netfilter / iptables? [12:07] my dns is set to use 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4, and im able to ping those ips [12:07] no edits on the system [12:07] Linkandzelda, perhaps a firewall in between? My next approach would be to try and see with tcpdump what happens with the DNS packets [12:09] nils_: would you have an idea of how to check that? [12:09] Linkandzelda, and just to verify, this doesn't resolve either: host ubuntu.com 208.78.70.27 [12:10] nils_: no, and i should mention it just sits there [12:10] Linkandzelda, sadly I tend to get the syntax wrong when it comes to tcpdump filters, but it should be a quick google away. [12:11] ";; connection timed out; no servers could be reached" [12:11] which means it's waiting for a reply that's not coming :( [12:11] this is a VM of 2, and the 2nd box is not suffering from this [12:13] Im trying to install a custom package but I am getting an error : dpkg: error processing package market-oauth-go (--configure): subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1 Errors were encountered while processing: market-oauth-go E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) [12:14] is that a package you made yourself cloudbud ? [12:14] cloudbud: that is an unsupported package. You'll need to seek support from it's developer. [12:14] yes rory [12:14] It's failing because the installation script that dpkg is running, is itsself failing [12:14] hopefully there is some output from that script further up [12:15] rory : is that mine issue of developer will have a look at it ? [12:15] depends how you made the package [12:15] do you still ave the steps you followed, that you could share here? probably in a pste http://paste.ubuntu.com [12:16] rory : I am running just a ansible sript [12:16] Does the ansible script work by itsself? [12:16] rory : pasting [12:16] dpkg is very much "garbage in; garbage out" [12:18] rory : https://pastebin.com/raw/xMFmFP4T [12:18] im bot able to install it using apt-get actually [12:20] rory : any help ? [12:20] I don't know ansible very well but some step called "IP" is failing and that's why the overall process is bombing out [12:20] IP is the ip address actually rory [12:20] i'm on Ubuntu 16.04. whats the best way to execute a shell script every time i'm shutting down my system? [12:21] IP address of the server i have removed IP here [12:21] Does the ansible script work if you run it yourself? not building a package [12:21] I want to replace all text in a certain file with a few lines of text - how can I do this from the terminal? [12:21] zetheroo: again, look into "sed" :D [12:21] LOL :D [12:21] zetheroo: you want to clear all content in the file? and then replace it with new content? [12:21] yes [12:22] rory [12:22] : > filename.txt ; echo "Line `\nLine 2\nLine 3\netc" > filename.txt [12:22] I find a lot of examples of sed being used to find a string and replace it ... but not for what I want to do [12:22] actually you dont even need to do the first one [12:22] just echo "Line `\nLine 2\nLine 3\netc" > filename.txt [12:23] hmm ok [12:23] zetheroo: if you do "echo something > filename.txt" it will replace the contents of filename.txt with the output of the echo command [12:23] zetheroo: later you can append more things to it using >> instead of > [12:23] well I just wasn't sure how to add the text on seperate lines [12:24] logithack: see here https://askubuntu.com/a/416301/62969 [12:24] zetheroo: you could also write a little python script. [12:24] massive overkill since we already have bash... [12:24] zetheroo: either use separate echo commands, like this: echo line 1 > filename.txt; echo line 2 >> filename.txt; echo line 3 >> filename.txt [12:24] rory: i've just found another thread that describes the same thing. thank you! [12:24] zetheroo: or use \n (newline character) within quotes [12:24] ok === fugee is now known as mices [12:27] i have no utf8 system wide this is my locales output https://gist.github.com/mices/42067665410b9542ec453619a48c3585 [12:32] Hello [12:34] I'm looking for a way to have libgfortran compiled with -fPIC. Is there a way to do this with ubuntu means (without compiling it myself)? [12:35] mices: and how do you determine that there's no utf-8 ? [12:36] How can I see if a service is enabled to be started on boot? [12:36] ubuntu 16.04 [12:37] Takiito, libgfortran IS a shared lib [12:38] ioria: yes, but the object files libgfortran.a consists of are not compiled with -fPIC [12:39] Takiito, do you need a static lib ? [12:39] Yes, I do [12:39] Takiito, there is no .a by default on ubuntu [12:41] Takiito, if really you need a static i guess you need to compile it yourself [12:42] Ok, [12:49] Takiito, unless you use the -dev pkg (idk if realiable on other platforms) [12:51] I had tried with the dev package [12:52] Takiito, i se [12:52] *e [12:52] Is it possible to tell apt to keep retrying when another process is using apt right now? [12:52] hello there! [12:52] I am pretty new to Ubuntu. [12:52] I am having a problem trying to get gvim to work. [12:52] It gives an error when starting (from launcher it just blinks) and from terminal I get the following error: [12:52] gvim: error while loading shared libraries: liblua5.2.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [12:52] I do have the file in /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu [12:53] can anybody help? [12:54] the package "liblua5.2-0" is installed? [12:54] how can I check that? [12:54] apt-cache policy liblua5.2-0 [12:55] ok I did apt search: [12:55] iblua5.2-0/zesty,now 5.2.4-1.1build1 amd64 [installed] [12:55] Shared library for the Lua interpreter version 5.2 [12:55] liblua5.2-0-dbg/zesty 5.2.4-1.1build1 amd64 [12:55] Debug symbols for the Lua shared library interpreter [12:55] iblua5.2-0/zesty,now 5.2.4-1.1build1 amd64 [installed] [12:55] Shared library for the Lua interpreter version 5.2 [12:55] mvn123, how did you install that pkg ? [12:56] !info gvim [12:56] Package gvim does not exist in zesty [12:56] !info vim-gnome [12:56] vim-gnome (source: vim): Vi IMproved - enhanced vi editor (dummy package). In component main, is extra. Version 2:8.0.0095-1ubuntu3 (zesty), package size 8 kB, installed size 120 kB [12:56] oh i though you meant the lua package [12:56] sudo apt-get install vim-gnome [12:56] so I updated to firefox 55 and now I see errors from chromium (it's not even installed) the error is "[Parent 195] WARNING: pipe error: Invalid argument: file /build/firefox-uuVfLG/firefox-55.0.1+build2/ipc/chromium/src/chrome/common/ipc_channel_posix.cc, line 709" [12:58] donofrio: it's probably code from the chromium project which is used in firefox [12:59] executing apt-get install vim-gnome doesn't seem to help [12:59] can I force apt-get to install all dependencies? [12:59] mvn123: try to reinstall liblua5.2-0 [13:00] apt-get install liblua5.2-0 ? [13:00] geirha: wherever a utf8 character is supposed to display i get the little boxes with hex numbers in them [13:00] apt-get install --reinstall liblua5.2-0 [13:00] I think [13:01] hey that worked! :-) [13:01] great [13:01] mices: where? in a terminal emulator window? in a text editor? firefox? [13:01] any idea how this could happen? [13:02] the library file somehow got removed [13:02] apt clean? [13:02] geirha: systemwide anywhere [13:02] no [13:02] i did install a lot of packages today [13:02] before it was working (gvim) [13:02] manually deleting files probably [13:03] hmm ok [13:03] otherwise the file should not have been touched [13:03] id like to run a script on shutdown. i've created the script in /etc/init.d/ and created a symlink like this: "sudo ln -s /etc/init.d/sync-python-dir.sh /etc/rc0.d/K01sync-python-dir.sh" however, when i shutdown and boot again, it seems like the script hasnt been run because the folders are not synced. any ideas? [13:03] mices: Hm. Have you changed fonts/themes? maybe you have a font that is missing a lot of unicode symbols [13:03] ok thanks alot for the help! [13:03] donofrio: please install the latest updates, firefox 55.0.2 should be available now [13:04] geirha: i dunno [13:05] geirha: i mean no [13:08] logithack: check how run script at shutdown or reboot (or both) using systemd [13:09] logithack: maybe an script as systemd service === jstein_ is now known as jstein [13:14] wiiii.... OK, lets go: If i run "dns intensive" tasks, like apt-get update, i have a 1 in 2 chance that my systemd-resolved goes bananas and takes up 100% (of 1 core) CPU [13:14] also on network it starts generating ENORMOUS amounts of traffic [13:15] i have tried to set dnsstublistener to NO [13:15] but that "breaks" dns queries [13:15] (i use much virtualbox/stuff... so i have dnsmasq runnign as well [13:18] ow... and interwebz searches don't reveal anything useful [13:19] 20 years ago, it was very simple... you just updated resolv.conf by using dhclient [13:19] now it's all... magic and multiple things doing the same... and i don't "get" it all anymore. I don't get the logic [13:19] or manual resolv.conf even :) [13:20] use nscd for DNS caching [13:20] anyone that can tell me where to start troubleshooting? [13:21] ow, and maybe if someone can help, msg me so i can read it when i reconnect to my screen session and dont' risk missing golden tips [13:21] don't [13:21] harrydg spare the enter key, it's getting a headache [13:21] maybe bug 1670959 [13:21] bug 1670959 in systemd (Ubuntu) "systemd-resolved using 100% CPU" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1670959 [13:23] will try that... (How did i NOT get to this page using google search :() [13:24] harrydg it's good sign, to know that google *doesnt* know everything [13:32] MonkeyDust: so very true :). Anyway, i DO have 127.0.0.1 as global dns server in my config (Not for wlan0 though). that probably causes the loop and the obvious issues lateron [13:33] the question now being: as i use dnsmasq, it's normal that i have this as resolver imho. dnsmasq should resolve, and send it to the "external" dns servers. Not/never back to resolved [13:34] Moinsen [13:41] OK, got it... clearly it's related to the dnsmasq that adds itself as global resolver. I stopped dnsmasq and all is OK. WHat was stated in the post, that dnsmasq adds 127.0.0.1 in the "tail", it does it now, through a script that's run at startup of dnsmasq [13:53] Hi there, does anyone know how to move the title/panel bar (the one on the top that shows calendar, battery, etc.) from top to bottom? I've moved the launcher to bottom and I would like to move the title bar as well. (Ubuntu 17.04 - zesty) [13:59] JaVaSan, maybe BottomPanel works.. https://askubuntu.com/questions/632090/how-to-move-top-panel-to-bottom-in-ubuntu-15-04-with-gnome-3-16-2 [14:00] oerheks: thanks, I'll take a look right now. [14:02] JaVaSan, oh wait, you *have* unity, i guess that gnome thingy won' t work then :-( [14:05] JaVaSan http://paste.ubuntu.com/25339769/ [14:05] oerheks: it is Unity =/ [14:08] MonkeyDust: the commands you shared move unity launcher from left to bottom (vice-versa), not the top bar. I did that already. I'm trying to move the bar that shows the calendar, battery life, etc. [14:08] I can't for the life of me ssh into a box. openssh-server is installed, but I'm not seeing anything in the auth.log when I attempt. I'm just getting connection refused on the client end. Desktop trying to log into a laptop -- both on the same LAN. [14:10] craigbass76, firewall ? [14:12] It seems Unity does not allow me to do what I want: https://askubuntu.com/questions/155319/how-can-i-move-the-panel-from-the-top-to-the-bottom?noredirect=1&lq=1 [14:13] well, "you can't always get what you want" =) =/ [14:13] JaVaSan, you can use tint2 [14:14] JaVaSan, but it's more like a launcher [14:14] craigbass76, on the server: sudo ufw allow ssh/tcp && sudo ufw logging on && sudo ufw enable && sudo ufw status # this is the complete setup [14:14] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UncomplicatedFirewall [14:14] craigbass76: nc 22 should respond with SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_7.2p2 Ubuntu-4ubuntu2.2 [14:14] Are the ubuntu repos having issues? [14:15] im trying to use snapcore/snapcraft docker image to build a snap packages but on first run it fails to fetch archives and quits [14:17] ioria: I'll take a look in alternatives some other time, thanks. [14:17] JaVaSan, ok [14:19] all my file types display as plain white in terminal after a system format [14:19] How can i fix this [14:22] Emmarof: Just file types, plain white? Try explaining the problem more accurately [14:22] oerheks, weird, I've never had to do that before. Wonder if my kid installed a firewall... [14:23] sud0x3: yes...my folders used to display blue in the terminal [14:23] Is it standard practice to install the landscape-client on an on-premise landscape server so it can manage its own packages and such? [14:24] Emmarof: ls --color=auto [14:24] anyone in here actualy work on ubuntu [14:25] sud0x3, You mena on the dev team, or use it at work? [14:25] Emmarof, you probably nuked .bashrc [14:25] Emmarof: must be you bash settings that have changed [14:26] craigbass76: The dev team or contributers [14:26] I think the docker image provided on dockerhub needs updating for snapcraft [14:26] https://github.com/snapcore/snapcraft [14:28] following https://snapcraft.io/docs/build-snaps/build-on-lxd-docker will not work for me unless i manually build the docker image from the git repo [14:29] Probably should of said anyone working on snap packaging === JanC is now known as Guest43740 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [14:30]