[00:00] linuxnoob011: What returns ' host localhost ' ? [00:01] Bashing-om, localhost has address 127.0.0.1 [00:01] localhost has IPv6 address ::1 [00:01] also, the ethernet cable was not plugged in. plugged it in, but same behavior. and oddly, it pings as though the internal ethernet card has the same ip as the usb ethernet card [00:02] will up the result to pastebin so you can see exactly what i mean, since that isn't the most clear explanation [00:03] https://pastebin.com/QrdtEaL2 [00:03] note the ip on the second ethernet device and the purported source ip of the ping on the first ethernet device [00:03] linuxnoob011: While I look, what show next ' nslookup 127.0.0.1 ' ? [00:09] linuxnoob011: ^^ and yeah receive side non functional " RX packets:85389 errors:85384 " . Router config issue ?? firewall ? system config ?? bad hardware ?? OH boy . what to do what to do ?? [00:20] sorry, got called away for a min Bashing-om [00:20] nslookup 127.0.0.1 [00:20] Server: 127.0.1.1 [00:20] Address: 127.0.1.1#53 [00:20] 1.0.0.127.in-addr.arpa name = localhost. [00:21] i have to think not firewall--nothing special to affect one device but no others [00:21] router config would be surprising for the same reason [00:21] system config is a big box, so maybe--especially re: modules [00:21] could see a module dooming one device but not all of them. and yes, i think bad hardware is increasingly likely [00:22] that said, you dont think of an ethernet device (which has seen the least use of any component in that entire system--only a few months total) as the thing to go first [00:23] linuxnoob011: ' cat /etc/hosts ' ? Keep looking for a config issue . [00:23] hey, i have a question thats probably easy... but eh. If i have an ssh key and the server in trying to access, if i have the ssh key setup and running and the server has it added, is all that i have to do is access it? like via the address or will i have to go through an auth? [00:24] Bashing-om, https://pastebin.com/cQbfQNXZ [00:24] never really done it before and my friend wants me to do a few thins on his server but i wanted to double check how to do it [00:27] How do I set a dark theme with light text instead of the default dark text on light background? [00:27] linuxnoob011: So far No fault found :) . what shows ' sudo lshw -C network ' ? [00:28] demophobia: Depends on the desk top . I run xfce, chances are I can not advise further . [00:29] is there a way to query a the size of a docker before making a pull or something like that? [00:29] thks [00:29] How do I set a dark theme on LXDE (i.e. lubuntu, to use light text on dark background)? [00:29] (thanks Bashing-om :P) [00:29] demophobia: So what is the DE ? [00:31] Bashing-om: i thought i just clarified that saying 'lxde' -- lubuntu [00:31] Bashing-om, https://pastebin.com/qvBEn0jv [00:32] something does seem to exist -- http://lubuntu.me/dark-panel-theme/ [00:33] just enabled that under the Customize Look and Feel preferences window, but PCManFM etc. still bright background [00:39] linuxnoob011: Hummm ,, not getting an IP back from the router . see my results : http://paste.ubuntu.com/25511396/ in the configuration line . [00:41] Bashing-om, yes, that strikes me as right [00:42] i think i can assign a static ip address, but it's superficial--it purports to take and will show up, but the device is no more usable with an assigned ip [00:43] found additional settings to adjust Pidgin and other windows in the same preferences window. thanks === Schnabeltierchen is now known as Guest65618 [00:49] linuxnoob011: At this point - cause it took me 3 days to find it; in my case - check for a bent pin on the cable connectors ! [00:50] Is it normal to get a pipe error launching firefox from LXTerminal? [01:03] Bashing-om, I don't see anything physically wrong with the connectors, on either the laptop side or the cable side (and on the cable side, I've tried other cables) [01:03] that said, i might not be able to tell. i'm not the most knowledgeable on this [01:05] linuxnoob011: K; we still got to get the IP from the router . Find out why the IP is non-existent . Seeing what I can find out . [01:07] does it trouble you at all that when I plug in the ethernet connection, network manager flashes the wifi symbol as if it is attempting to connect to something, and does so for a while? [01:10] linuxnoob011: I do not have any experience with WIFI - that said maybe one can not have both the wired and WIFI active at the same time ? .. what shows ' ip route show ' / Looking for that IP return . [01:11] ip route show [01:11] default via 192.168.1.1 dev enx00249b29118e proto static metric 100 [01:11] 192.168.1.0/24 dev enx00249b29118e proto kernel scope link src 192.168.1.169 metric 100 [01:13] Hi, anyone know what needs to be activated in ubuntu to allow private/public keyu ssh logins? [01:14] linuxnoob011: Hummm .. we have an IP ! src 192.168.1.169 . So why no traffic on the receive side ? [01:14] Currently failing on a server, which is set up correctly according to docs [01:14] (no logs, it just always asks for password) [01:14] Bashing-om, note the device--it is the usb ethernet device, not the internal [01:15] also, remember, i raised earlier the weirdness of the ping on the enp7s0 device purporting to come from 192.168.1.169, which is the ip assigned to the OTHER ethernet device, enx... [01:15] linuxnoob011: So true dat . Ouch . How to knock down WIFI so it does not interfere ? === Zren_ is now known as Zren [01:16] i can disable wifi in network manager? Bashing-om [01:16] Bashing-om, again, current internet connectivity coming from the usb ethernet device [01:16] (so wifi not necessary) [01:17] linuxnoob011: Ya got me . I have NO WIFI experience . === AntiSpamMeta2 is now known as AntiSpamMeta [01:18] wifi disabled, wifi icon (network manager) still flashing [01:19] Bashing-om, is there a command i can run to ensure wifi is disabled? is it enough to just disable my wifi card (ifdown wlp8s0) [01:21] linuxnoob011: We gonna have to wait for others to chime inhere as I just do not know . But we do know that the IP for WIFI and wired must be different . And we do know that the receive side of the wired connection is broke . [01:22] fair enough. thank you so much for your efforts! [01:23] linuxnoob011: Let's see who chimes in here . I too want to learn . [01:24] hi, how can I add programs to the startup in Ubuntu 16.04? [01:24] how to ssh host1 host2 ... host7 -t 'poweroff' ? [01:25] fishcooker: clusterssh would be one way [01:26] fishcooker: or for i in {1..7}; do echo "$i" | parallel -j 0 ssh host{} -t poweroff [01:26] erm [01:26] fishcooker: or for i in {1..7}; do echo "$i"; done | parallel -j 0 ssh host{} -t poweroff [01:27] :p [01:27] but it's hard to imagine you would want to be doing this often enough for it to matter much [01:28] nice roundup of alternatives here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/19008/automatically-run-commands-over-ssh-on-many-servers#answer-19010 [01:29] oh seq 1 7 | parallel would work :) [01:34] when compiling large software with make, should I set the -j parameter to the amount of threads or cores I have? [01:35] I have 2 cores, but with hyperthreading [01:38] Guy1524_: Yes, you can and it will speed things up greatly. [01:39] Guy1524_: lscpu | grep '^CPU(s):' will show you what number you can use. [01:39] rypervenche: yes to cores or threads? [01:40] Guy1524_: Threads. [01:40] ok, thanks === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [02:08] oh my god, just one guy [02:09] hello __Yiota [02:09] I'm a newer to irc [02:09] xiedeaccabc: Welcome. [02:09] thanks [02:16] hi. I created a script to change some syncoient settings when ubuntu boots. In order to make it executable, I opened a terminal where the script is saved, and type sudo chmod +x filename.sh. How can I make sure the script is now executable? [02:16] Also, how can I make it be executed automatically when the system starts> === Mrokii_ is now known as Mrokii [02:32] Im runningUbuntu 17.04. Every time I run sudo apt-get update, I get dpkg: error processing package oracle-java7-installer (--configure): subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1 Errors were encountered while processing: oracle-java7-installer E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1). Thanks for any help! [02:34] chip71513_: do you actually want oracle's java? [02:34] (hint: you shouldn't) [02:35] ugh.. looking to get java for building android, is there other java i should get? [02:36] actually have jdk 8 as my current java version already. dont know why its stuck up on installing java 7 [02:39] Im running Ubuntu 17.04. Every time I run sudo apt-get update, I get E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1). Thanks for any help! [02:39] hi, how to execute a script on startup? Is systemd the only way? I'm using 16.04 [02:39] chip71513_: you probably want the ordinary java that installing the android sdk would call for, icedtea [02:39] dckx-g: depends, for what purpose? [02:40] reisio: I want to change some synclient settings. Someone recommended having a script execute at startup rather than changing the synaptics conf file [02:41] dckx-g: in that case you probably wouldn't even _want_ to do it till X started, so you may as well use your DE's autostart facilities [02:41] using Xorg's conf files is no big deal, though, really [02:41] not that running things at startup is, either [02:41] reisio: how do I access the autostart facilities? [02:44] dckx-g: for ordinary Ubuntu with Unity/GNOME? [02:44] reisio: yes, I think [02:46] dckx-g: probably still this explanation: https://askubuntu.com/questions/228304/how-do-i-run-a-script-at-start-up#answer-674844 [02:54] reisio: thank you [02:59] reisio: I added the script in there, but no changes occur at startup. But when I ran the script in terminal (sudo /path/to/script.sh) it works. Could it be because it is in a protected folder? [03:04] dckx-g: well, if it needs sudo, you need to call sudo to run it [03:04] whether you're calling it personally (interactively), or via another script [03:05] Having some problems getting ports properly opened using ufw. I use an unusual port for ssh and that's working great, aside from that I need about 8 ports open for some game servers. One of these ports appears to be open according to http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/, the others aren't despite being allowed for incoming connections in ufw. Any ideas? [03:05] reisio: it is in a folder I created called myscripts, inside the home folder. The folder has a lock in its icon, and the .sh file has an "x" in its icon. Does that mean the scripts requires sudo? I'd prefer just to "unlock" the folder and the script [03:09] If not, any idea where I could go for more help on the matter? [03:12] hey everybody, anyone on that is decent with ceph? [03:14] dckx-g: if it runs as your normal user, with full absolute path (/home/user/blah...) from term, it should work the same [03:15] reisio: If I try to run without sudo, it says "permission denied" [03:17] dckx-g: chmod +x ? [03:18] reisio: Already did. I can execute the script, but with sudo. The "premission denied" is if I try to execute without sudo. How can I make the script run without sudo? [03:18] do an ls -lisa on the specific file/ dir in question, that will tell youw hat permission(s) you have [03:19] for the file, specifically becuase of your groups [03:19] @dckx-g [03:19] also, check to see if file facls are active on the directory, or a parent directory [03:20] 262939 4 ---x--x--x 1 root root 116 Sep 10 22:09 /home/jpugarte1/myScripts/synclientSettings.sh [03:20] also, @dckx-g I know this might sound dumb, but have you tried to simply cp the script to another directory, and try to run the script there? [03:20] all you have on that is execute, you might want to do a chmod 555 if nothing else [03:21] also, are you root? [03:21] fallenour_: yes, I'm root. And I don't think I have understood all the things you've said [03:21] fallenour_: I'm very bad on ubuntu jargon. I can try to run from another folder though [03:21] right now all you have is --x--x--x, which is 111, all executes [03:22] however, your issue might be read privileges, which are a minimum of 4 [03:22] read is 4, write is 2, execute is 1 [03:22] so chmod 555 would be read + execute priviliges [03:23] I see. I'll set the permissions to that [03:23] standard permissions for executables and folders is 755, other files it is 644 [03:23] yes, what ben said, once you have it working, I would recommend you simply put it to 770, since the root root ownership [03:24] dckx-g: well you don't have to use sudo unless you have to... [03:24] Im a bit more on the paranoid side when it comes to permissions, so I tend to take everything away that I can for anyone who doesnt have a direct need for a file or whole directories [03:24] gonna restart now to see if script is executed on startup [03:24] kind of weird for root to be owning stuff in your home directory though [03:25] @ben64 yea, hes probably just learning or experimenting [03:26] it worked with chmod 755. Thanks reisio, fallenour, and Ben64 === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant === rkta_ is now known as rkta [04:56] good morning to all [05:14] Heya all :) [05:15] morning CreativeWolf [05:16] Morning lotuspsychje :) [05:16] When I'm trying to remove speech-dispatcher on Ubuntu 16.04 running Mate Desktop it says ubuntu-mate-core will be removed too, will that break anything? [05:19] CreativeWolf: yes, mate-core is needed to use mate [05:19] Aginor, Ahh. how do I remove speech-dispatcher without removing mate-core? [05:20] CreativeWolf: See the warning ' apt show ubuntu-mate-core ' . [05:20] CreativeWolf: why are you trying to remove it in the first place? [05:21] Bashing-om, Thanks, will check [05:21] CreativeWolf: removing it on its own will most likely break a lot of things that check for it [05:21] Aginor, I'm trying to keep the desktop installation minimal. [05:22] CreativeWolf: maybe lubuntu or something similar might be better for you then? [05:23] !minimal | CreativeWolf [05:23] CreativeWolf: The Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want. The installer is text based (rather than graphical as used on the Desktop DVD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD [05:24] CreativeWolf: It is much easier to build up than to tear down :) [05:24] Aginor, Trying to get the best of both, Mate is much smoother for a typical desktop user, but I'm trying to remove as many unwanted applications possible. [05:25] Bashing-om, Yeah, seems like that, maybe my next desktop builds, I'll try the build up method :) [05:26] CreativeWolf: I ran a core build in a spinning drive that is faster than a install of xubuntu on a SSD ! [05:27] Bashing-om, Ahh, that's tasty tasty :P [05:27] hey [05:27] Iḿ running ubuntu gnome [05:28] CreativeWolf: I tell you the truth , able to boot in under 5 seconds - upstart . [05:28] Bashing-om, I did the minimal install and built up with LXDE, pretty neat indeed, don't have a SSD to compare though. [05:28] and my keyboard is putting in the wrong quotation marks (bash isn´t detecting them correctly) [05:29] also, some of the keys are being somewhat unresponsive [05:29] CreativeWolf: Then I be preaching to the chior :) [05:29] Bashing-om, always helps to hear to firm up the belief ;) [06:44] Hola [06:45] Using ubuntu and my system is slowing down [06:46] The reason may be excess amount of ram usage but on seeing the processes running and their ram usage [06:47] It literally sums up to 1GB something (25%) . [06:47] May I know any method to clear out some contents in memoy [06:48] *memory [06:48] that may be hidden [06:49] Anyone... Can apt be used to install .deb files or is GDebi the preferred method?? [06:50] dcypher: 'sudo apt install ./filename.deb' - just use absolute path [06:50] about dependencies ? [06:51] apt installs those automatically whenever possible [06:51] ok, so I read all over that GDebi was preferred... ok, if apt works I'll use that. [06:52] old advice, this is a quite new feature in apt. don't install something to do what core tools already handle. [06:54] cool, I'll use apt then... thanks [06:55] !info preload | null_0 [06:55] null_0: preload (source: preload): adaptive readahead daemon. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.6.4-2 (zesty), package size 34 kB, installed size 135 kB === jstein_ is now known as jstein [07:05] Ok just tried installing Chrome via apt, last line during install shows: Processing triggers for libc-bin (2.23-0ubuntu9) ... [07:05] N: Can't drop privileges for downloading as file '/home/xxxxxxx/Desktop/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb' couldn't be accessed by user '_apt'. - pkgAcquire::Run (13: Permission denied) [07:05] does this have to do with using apt to install a deb [07:06] actually it runs [07:06] dcypher: how about you try chromium, the ubuntu alternative for chrome? [07:06] maybe thats just a warning [07:06] dcypher: which release is this? [07:07] 16.04 [07:07] are you up to date? [07:07] fully [07:08] 16.04.3 [07:08] hmm. there was a bug that caused this behavior, but that was quite a while back... [07:08] and fully updated [07:08] ok all, so i painted myself into a corner here, before I get started there's nothing of vital importance on the drive in question, but if I can recover it and save myself the headache of regathering all the programs installed that'd be nice: so here we go,So I'm on 17.04 and I suffered a nasty crash on a drive that's aging and has bad blocks after the power outage, I rebooted and it dropped into recovery, [07:08] chrome still runs though [07:08] I did an fsck -fy on the drive and it found some files from my ecrypt home and threw them into /lost+found, this wouldn't normally big a big deal except that 1 file and 1 folder don't have their encrypted names, jost the block number... is there ANY possible way I can recover from this without a full wipe and reinstall? === sammyg is now known as hakra [07:10] what is an i-node? does a single i-node point to one file, or does one file potentially "contain" a number of i-nodes? [07:10] gartral: last time you said your on 17.10 [07:10] zamba: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inode [07:10] zamba: inodes can indeed point to other inodes. [07:11] lotuspsychje: different machine [07:11] gartral: yes, but a file doesn't "contain" several i-nodes? [07:11] gartral: meaning, if a file exceeds a certain size you need more i-nodes === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [07:14] zamba: no, a file doesn't contain inodes, it's the other way around, but multiple inodes/files can be referenced through the file table, which is in itself contained in an inode [07:15] gartral: pull out the HD physically, and scan the whole drive with photorec from a working ubuntu machine to rescue data, after that an old HD with bad blocks, dont use it anymore? [07:16] Hello. How can I get rid of printers that are not listed in the CUPS list of printers (http://localhost:631/printers/) but appear in the printing dialog? [07:16] lotuspsychje: care to donate an external dock and new drive? :) seriously though, I'm broke, which is the only reason I'm using this old dying drive to watch youtube and play my few games with [07:17] vlt: which release is this? [07:17] ducasse: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (MATE) [07:18] vlt: then i don't know, sorry. can't you just delete them from the gooey? [07:18] gartral: is this the only HD you have in your house/pc? [07:19] ducasse: In GUI settings there are only the ones that also CUPS knows of. [07:19] zamba: trust me on this, unless you're researching for working on the EXT family of filesystems or a doctorate level essay/thesis on them, you're better off believing that pixies are memorizing your data and not worrying too much about it [07:20] vlt: but they show up in the printing dialog? are they network printers? [07:21] lotuspsychje: that isn't currently being used and storing backups of my actually important data, or in my desktop or other laptop, yes. in short I have no feree drives to replace this one with [07:21] ducasse: Yes. Every few weeks CUPS adds printers it finds somewhere on the network. When that happens I stop CUPS, restore my old printers.conf, and restart CUPS again. Then the list in CUPS and system settings is clean; but the ghosts remain in the printing dialog. [07:21] vlt: can we get a screenshot or paste of what you are seeing? [07:22] vlt: disregard [07:22] gartral: not that familiar with ecryptfs, do you need the file with the original name to recover? [07:22] vlt: try to disable avahi [07:23] vlt: do you rely on a networked printer yourself? [07:23] ducasse: Only the ones I already have in porinters.conf [07:23] -o [07:24] vlt: then disabling avahi won't be an option, i think [07:24] gartral: Ok, thank you. [07:24] I'll try that tonight when no users are logged in anymore. [07:24] ducasse: ^ Thanks [07:24] gartral: disabling avahi will prevent him from auto-discovery of the printer, not actually using it [07:25] * vlt thinks it's better to wait. For his safety :-D [07:26] vlt: cups-browsed might also be involved, i'm not that familiar with it [07:26] ducasse: huh, I thought avahi was also responsible for getting a printers' status and facilitating print jobs... [07:27] though I'v only ever used networked HP printers, so I could be talking out my rear-end on that one [07:27] gartral: i don't think so, but i could be wrong [07:27] vlt: there is a cups channel here iirc [07:28] ducasse: I'm sorry, I didn't even notice your message, do you mean do I need to figure out where these files go to recover my current installation? [07:29] gartral: yes [07:30] ducasse: I know. But I thought this might be Ubuntu related. The CUPS part seems to be working find (except for the wild appending of printers to the list :-D) [07:31] ducasse: yes I do, because as of right now I can't even force a log in through terminal, it throws an "Authentication Failed" error with no other entries in any log that I can find [07:32] vlt: well, if you want to be technical, cups and avahi are working perfectly fine, you just don't want them to be working the way they were designed to work :P [07:32] gartral: right, i didn't think ecryptfs was that sensitive unless you messed with it's metadata files [07:33] gartral: but since you've already fsck'ed the fs i don't see a way to recover [07:33] ducasse: neither did I, and I suspect these files *ARE* metadata files [07:33] right [07:34] ducasse: what's curious is that the files in the mystery folder all have their encrypted names in tact, it's just the folder and one random file that got their names borked by the fsck [07:34] is it possible to figure out what they are from size+contents? there's not that much in .ecryptfs [07:35] ducasse: I suppose I used the wrong term then, these files appear to be from my .private/[user name] folder === jstein_ is now known as jstein [07:36] ah, ok. [07:36] I can not read the contents as they're encrypted :( [07:37] if I could figure out a way to make ecrypt decrypt the singular file I may be able to determine where it came from, but I don' [07:37] t see a way of doing so [07:37] in that case i think the pooch is screwed, tbh :-/ [07:38] you could try ##linux, in case someone there is more familiar with ecryptfs [07:38] ducasse: very curious that you used that phrase.. as it's exactly what I said to myself when I discovered the files in /lost+found [07:39] hehe [07:42] ducasse: as an aside, would you happen to know a way of calculating, even roughly, the sector-to-disk-size for a given drive, so when I reformat I can avoid the partitions going over the bad sectors? [07:45] not something i know, sorry. if you had imaged the drive/partition before running fsck you could probably have digged out what you need from that, but not afterwards. [07:54] ducasse: yea, well... I don't have the drives to do that with, besides, have you ever imaged 460~ gb of drive to another? it takes a loooong time [07:55] i know :( [08:11] helo [08:11] I think I am affected by https://github.com/libfuse/sshfs/issues/7 [08:11] i am using ubuntu 16.04 [08:11] can i get newer version of sshfs somehow? [08:16] i suppose i could try 17.04 [08:16] you can upgrade to 17.04 [08:16] yeah [08:17] too bad lts does not have this bug fixed [08:17] have you filed a bug report? [08:18] you can do so and ask for an sru [08:18] !sru [08:18] Stable Release Update information is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates [08:20] looks like too much trouble for me [08:20] i'll just go for 17.04 and see it works better [08:20] i work with a large source tree [08:21] visual studio code scans sshfs mounted tree -> daily sshfs crash [08:21] once or twice a day, sshfs just crashes [08:23] neure, sounds plausible, "it looks like it only happens during listings of large directories." https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1470193 [08:23] bugzilla.redhat.com bug 1470193 in fuse-sshfs "Premature free() in sftp_readdir_async()" [High,New] [08:23] yes [08:24] basically i have the repro, but the files are company owned so I cannot share [08:24] and only happens when i use vscode [08:24] coworkers dont use vscode, they doent experience the issue [08:25] oerheks, does the bug say when it was fixed? [08:26] read it and see? [08:27] i mean it says it is fixed jul 12 in commit xyz, but i dont immediately see if that fix is in some released version [08:27] i think it is fixed in 2.8 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sshfs-fuse [08:27] then i just try 17.04 [08:28] funny story.. so I `rm -rf /etc/apt/trusted*`=broken-apt anyone know of a quick.. painless fix? [08:28] but 2.8.1 was released way before jul 12 [08:29] 2.8 is from Jun 22, 2016 [08:29] you need at least 2.10 I think [08:29] neure, that bugzilla is about 2.5.1 [08:29] or better, 3.x [08:29] ok [08:30] Hi guys I just wanted to ask if its possible to boot a live usb add some apps and make the live usb's new iso file . So that next when the said iso file is made usb bootable it contains the new apps too running in live mode. [08:30] Paperplane, not that easy, UCK is dead, you might want to try cubic https://askubuntu.com/questions/741753/how-to-use-cubic-to-create-a-custom-ubuntu-live-cd-image [08:31] Okay let me see that. [08:31] how do i trigger update 16.04 to 17.04? [08:32] in Software & Updates I set Notify me of a new Ubuntu version: to "For any new version" but i get no notification [08:33] neure, go into softwaresources, and select any new version, and run update and full-upgrade [08:33] i did [08:33] nothing happens [08:33] ah [08:34] i had to manually run software updater [08:34] or the window was just lurking behind something else.. [08:34] oke, have fun! [08:36] lol [08:36] thanks === purist_ is now known as purist [08:39] neure: that won't fix your sshfs issue though [08:39] even upgrading to 17.10 won't [08:39] doh [08:40] so i need to get latest sshfs and build it manually? [08:40] or fuse? [08:40] which one? [08:40] or are they in same thing? [08:42] nope. you could rebuild sshfs with the patch [08:42] i thought the patch was already committed to github [08:43] if someone could be bothered to file a bug the fix might get backported to 16.04... [08:43] you can grab the sources for 2.10 (or 3.x) and build from source [08:43] yes, that is what i was thinking [08:43] getting latest ssfs and build it manually [08:44] you just need "sudo apt-get build-deps sshfs" and then you are ready to go [08:44] really? [08:44] that builds me latest greatest sshfs? [08:44] sounds awesome [08:45] it grabs the build dependencies for you [08:45] do i still need to download and build the sshfs itself? [08:45] you do [08:46] Release 3.1.0 (2017-04-04) has "Fixed a crash due to a race condition when listing directory contents." in change log [08:46] 2017-08-04 but anyway [08:46] okay [08:46] but it will help me get ready, thanks [08:47] oh. a typo. its build-dep and not build-deps [08:47] you could go this route also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpdatingADeb [08:48] oerheks Its taking lot of time but Thanks Bud [09:34] ducasse: blurgh [09:35] hi all, any idea why postgresql is LOLing at my face ? http://dpaste.com/2NR3V31 [09:36] so, it's not running, i checked the service file, and it has /bin/true in ExecStart, is this normal ?! [09:36] it's in production by the way lol [09:37] dunno, i woke up and it was like that [09:44] hi [09:44] so i tried installing libfuse and sshfs [09:44] libfuse installs "Installing lib/libfuse3.so.3.1.0 to /usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libfuse3.so.3.1.0" [09:45] while sshfs looks for "sshfs: error while loading shared libraries: libfuse3.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" [09:46] neure: you could create a symlink [09:47] neure: libfuse3.so.3 -> libfuse3.so.3.1.0 [09:47] neure: what's the output of which libfuse [09:48] neure: how are you installing it [09:48] gartral: are you sure that "which" makes sense in this context? [09:49] brainwash: you're rtight, that was a derp [09:50] hi all, i woke up this morning, the server had rebooted this weekend, postgresql is not working anymore: http://dpaste.com/2NR3V31 [09:50] for some reason i found ExecStart=/bin/true in its service file, is it normal ? === Attoy_ is now known as Attoy [09:50] meanwhile i'm creating an ubuntu lxc container locally and trying to replicate the install [09:50] but i'm completely lost [09:52] jpic: did you read the comment? [09:52] in that "service" file [09:59] brainwash: i hadn't, what a relief that this is normal, thanks ! [09:59] how to start postgresql then ? [10:00] try systemctl start postgresql@ [10:00] right, thanks ! [10:03] so, do you think a xenial server would reboot by itself ? [10:04] nope [10:16] i am trying to get audio to work on my asus t100 and here is the result of sudo aplay -l and also the commands for the modules installed on my system: https://pastebin.com/kyK7SZ32 [10:20] ghostnik11: what error do you get when playing some sound with aplay? [10:20] brainwash, well i get no sound? [10:20] and no error also? [10:21] maybe check with amixer that sound is not muted [10:23] brainwash, well when i go to the sound gui, it doesn't show the name of a driver and when i try to do the test sound for left and right it doesn't play any sound. also its not muted in the sound gui [10:24] brainwash, here is an imagebin: https://imagebin.ca/v/3a0g2E5a0vvj [10:25] and this has been the case since installing ubuntu? [10:25] Yesterday someone advised me how to use gparted and extend the space for my system partition. To do this, I need to remove a partition before my system partition, and then move the system partition to this place. gparted now warns me with "Movin a partition might cause your operating system to fail to boot" [10:25] ghostnik11: did sound work with the live cd/usb? [10:25] What do I need to do so I can safely move my system partition and stil lboot from it? [10:25] brainwash, no [10:26] brainwash, sound didn't work with live cd [10:26] Ben64, I was installed based on instructions in readme [10:26] Ben64, using meson and ninja [10:26] ghostnik11, plese mention the guide you posted yesterday.. it is wonky, i gave up on the asus t100 [10:26] brainwash, when i run lpsci it doesn't even show the sound driver [10:26] brainwash, yes, i think symlink is missing, but whose responsibility it is to setup the symlinks? [10:27] oerheks, okay here it is: https://plus.google.com/117678584843504718765/posts/Z47kmVKe13K brainwash [10:27] neure: I'd guess the install routine of that make file [10:27] oerheks, that is one that the person is specifically talking about the t100taf [10:28] 32 bit uefi and 64 bit ubuntu?? === gr33n7007h is now known as al2o3-cr [10:28] ghostnik11: is that really kernel 4.11? [10:29] brainwash, except, both libfuse and sshfs use ninja, not make [10:29] neure: right. meson build is the new way, but the old one is still supported [10:30] neure: I assumed that you went the old way === MarkusDBX is now known as MarkusDBX-Fixed [10:31] ghostnik11: I would test with kernel 4.13 === MarkusDBX-Fixed is now known as MarkusDBX [10:31] brainwash, i went the new way, the new way didn t create the symlink :( === MarkusDBX is now known as MarkusDBX-Fixed [10:33] lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 17 syys 11 12:43 /usr/local/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libfuse3.so.3 -> libfuse3.so.3.1.0 [10:33] ^ actually i do have this symlink [10:33] why does it not work? [10:34] could be that sshfs does not look inside /usr/local/lib/ [10:34] how would i fix that? [10:34] try LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib sshfs [10:34]