[00:01] IhrFussel: I don’t know what a mirroring interval is. Can you explain? [00:02] vlt, I found it: I was talking about the RAID check/resync interval and it can be found in /etc/cron.d/mdadm [00:03] IhrFussel: Thank you. [00:04] Of course the cron file only exists if the machine uses RAID arrays [00:17] this is a friendly reminder that many of your ips are visible. https://freenode.net/kb/answer/cloaks is how to get a cloak [00:31] but muh accountability [00:31] The IP doesn't tell much IMO...you won't get any personal info with that [00:32] IhrFussel: paranoia exists in layers [00:32] it's like an onion [00:34] Paranoid people exist everywhere, true that :P bye guys [00:53] Heyo! I'm back [00:53] still with that shutdown problem === g[2{GT}] is now known as g2 [00:54] using acpi=off in /etc/defaults/grub makes the shutdown get stuck [00:58] qall of sudden my bluetooth stop working and i duuno why! anyone help [01:01] oaulakh: what was the error message? [01:07] it's just not working at all after a restart, means it was working great before, http://paste.ubuntu.com/25650259/ [01:07] slimjimflim, http://paste.ubuntu.com/25650259/ [01:10] oaulakh: can't help you. good to have that paste in chat tho === gr33n7007h is now known as al2o3-cr [01:19] anyone here? [01:20] genitals === ObviousTroll is now known as Obvious_Troll === Obvious_Troll is now known as ObviousTroll [01:24] nigggggerrrrrs [01:30] is this a joke [01:31] Damnit__: is what a joke? [01:31] It's a cry for attention. [01:31] ubuntu is a joke [01:31] all hail debian [01:33] hi [02:02] how to make wkhtmltopdf keep href links in the generated pdf? [02:15] is there an app that used instead of postfix to send email, but instead of sending them they be saved to filesystem? [02:19] No idea man, I'm just here after 8 years of not using linux :^) [02:31] Bajorn: welcome back [02:32] thanks bud [02:32] I came back because I need my laptop to be swift as wind while I work in 20 tabs in firefox and so on :^) [02:33] lolz [02:33] I'm getting a weird Issue with ACPI for all I've been reading [02:33] when I turn off my laptop, it restarts === Piece_Maker is now known as Acou_Bass [02:40] EriC^^:I installed the new version of Ubuntu Studio and finally my 3G module works. [02:41] I think maybe there was something wrong with key-rings... [02:42] It was when I installed fingerprint that my 3G module stopped working... [02:57] Is Launchpad down or something go wonky on my network? [03:02] roothorick: Nope, not resolving for me either . [03:03] no message here https://twitter.com/launchpadstatus?lang=en [03:16] hello i'm trying to download a win98.tar from this post and I need to make an account. The issue is that the server keeps timing out while i'm trying to make my account. any ideas? [03:17] https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=817897 [03:17] someone knows a really fancy terminal emulator? [03:17] ^^ [03:19] i use urxvt [03:19] TuxFuk: Seems launchpad is having problems at this time . [03:21] Bashing-om: darn. thanks for the confirmation [03:43] Hey everyone. Could someone please help me with an encrypted drive issue? Output and question details here. https://pastebin.com/kjgFsJbq [03:56] i am facing problem with bluetooth, after i restart my pc its not working than in purge all bleutooth packages and now when i try to install bluez-utils, it just say package not exist, i did update but still can't find my bluetooth in settings [04:00] my ubutnu setting not opening too [04:01] TuxFuk: LP back up . === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [04:37] good morning to all [04:45] using 17.04 I have a couple applications where some keys don't work in text fields. tab, backspace, arrows. KiCAD is the most notable but I've seen it in others [04:46] captain_morgan: tryed to unplug keyboard/plug back in already? [04:46] laptop [04:46] kk [04:47] captain_morgan: can you test the guest account please, if that would work? === rkta_ is now known as rkta [04:52] lotuspsychje, yeah, happens in a fresh account [04:57] Can anyone please help with an encrypted drive issue? [04:59] !ask | KombuchaKip [04:59] KombuchaKip: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [04:59] SwedeMike: https://pastebin.com/kjgFsJbq [05:00] SwedeMike: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2372955 [05:05] KombuchaKip: not that I am an expert in this kind of raid, but /dev/mapper/isw_dhcjejadcf_HOME_RAID1_PAIR looks like it should be the raid1 device assembled from sdc and sdd [05:06] SwedeMike: Yes, that's correct. [05:06] KombuchaKip: so "cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/mapper/isw_dhcjejadcf_HOME_RAID1_PAIR crypthome" should allow you to decrypt it, and re result will be /dev/mapper/crypthome [05:06] SwedeMike: But it is assembled already. [05:07] SwedeMike: Device /dev/mapper/isw_dhcjejadcf_HOME_RAID1_PAIR is not a valid LUKS device. [05:07] KombuchaKip: pastebin "lsbkl" [05:07] SwedeMike: That's also for the entire drive / raid1 array of sd{c,d} [05:07] "lsblk" [05:07] KombuchaKip: yes? isn't that what you want? [05:08] SwedeMike: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2372955 [05:08] SwedeMike: Yes, I want to be able to decrypt that entire RAID1 array so I can access the partitions inside of it. [05:09] SwedeMike: But you see from the lsblk output that sd{a,b} show more than c,d [05:09] SwedeMike: The system basically appears to have no knowledge of what's inside of the second RAID1 array, only that it is one. [05:11] KombuchaKip: right. but it's also that the raid1 size it sees is only 746G instead of the entire 2.7T [05:11] SwedeMike: Yeah, I always had that problem before even when I could access the partitions inside where the system only saw the first 746 G instead of the 2.7TB. Different issue I presume. [05:11] KombuchaKip: do you have more detail on how that was encrypted? Because there seems to be no luks superblock [05:12] SwedeMike: Is there any way to probe the disk to see? [05:12] KombuchaKip: well, I guess you could do "hexdump -C /dev/sdc" to see if there is anything there that looks like anything interesting. [05:13] SwedeMike: Let's give that a try. [05:13] SwedeMike: What happened was /dev/sdc was dying so I replaced it. The RAID1 seemed to sync, but then the UUID changed for some reason and boot was broken because my /home is mounted on the latter RAID1. [05:14] SwedeMike: Yeah, first sixteen bytes all zeros. [05:15] KombuchaKip: how was it encrypted? do you have an /etc/crypttab that contains any references to encrypted volumes? [05:16] SwedeMike: Yes, but only to swap [05:16] SwedeMike: cryptswap1 UUID=65dfa2a5-5169-4c12-8eee-518449c2d9e4 /dev/urandom swap,offset=1024,cipher=aes-xts-plain64 [05:18] SwedeMike: partprobe showed... /dev/mapper/isw_dhcjejadcf_HOME_RAID1_PAIR: msdos partitions [05:20] KombuchaKip: that's weird because lsblk doesn't show any partitions. [05:21] but the raid on sdc and sdd was set up the same way as in sda/sdb, in bios? because this is that kind of raid, right? [05:21] SwedeMike: Yeah, it's Intel software raid1. [05:21] SwedeMike: Performed through bios. [05:23] captain_morgan: ubuntu up to date to latest? [05:24] yup [05:24] KombuchaKip: ok, I don't know how to proceed. It seems sdc and sdd contains a isw superblock that seems to make sense, but nothing else. How was the encryption set up? It's weird that there is nothing in crypttab, that's typically where luks is configured [05:25] SwedeMike: What surprises me is that it was working so long without anything in crypttab. But what I had was an entry in /etc/fstab to put the mount point for home from the second RAID1. [05:26] SwedeMike: I don't recall what I used to encrypt, but I believe it was whatever the suggested Ubuntu method was, such as dm-crypt === led_ir23 is now known as led_ir22 [05:29] KombuchaKip: what's the corresponding fstab line for /home ? [05:29] SwedeMike: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2372955&p=13692457#post13692457 [05:29] SwedeMike: I just added the output there for the old /etc/fstab and /etc/crypttab [05:31] SwedeMike: Come to think of it, I have access to /dev/sd{a,b} which is the system partition which has the boot logs in /var/log which may give you what you need. [05:31] captain_morgan: how about removing keyboard layoyt, and re-add? [05:33] what sort of package would I be looking for? Cannot think of anything like that off hand [05:33] captain_morgan: the language settings/keyboard can do that for you [05:35] KombuchaKip: can you please add output from "blkid" ? [05:36] SwedeMike: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2372955&p=13692457#post13692457 [05:36] huzzah! runnign Input Method (which render very garbled) and setting user configuration fixed it [05:37] this has been getting terribly in the way, having to use the mouse way more than usual [05:37] KombuchaKip: I'm out of ideas. It seems sdc and sdd doesn't contain anything reasonable, so it sounds like something went wrong either before or during your drive replacement. [05:38] KombuchaKip: are you sure /home was really encrypted? [05:38] SwedeMike: Wait, I think I have something I found in /var/log/installer about how the partitions were setup. [05:41] SwedeMike: /var/log/installer/partman: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25651444/ === gr33n7007h is now known as al2o3-cr [05:44] KombuchaKip: that seems to indicarte that /home was not encrypted? [05:44] indicate [05:45] "parted_server: OUT: 11048576-801567145983801566097408primaryext4/dev/mapper/isw_eabehgedbj_HOME_RAID1_PAIR1Home" [05:45] SwedeMike: Maybe I encrypted it later, but even if that was the case, I should at least still see a partition there. [05:45] KombuchaKip: if you look on line 19497 http://paste.ubuntu.com/25651444/ then you have first and last block of the partition there [05:46] KombuchaKip: so you could try to recreate that partition table [05:47] SwedeMike: I think what I'm going to do at this point is exercise the nuclear option, remove all the drives, except one, re-install everything on a single drive with no funny raid, lvm, dm-crypt, and just an encrypted home directory and that's it. I at least have everything backed up. [05:47] !yay | captain_morgan [05:47] captain_morgan: Glad you made it! :-) [05:48] KombuchaKip: you could try to find the ext4 superblock by using the method in https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/33284/recovering-ext4-superblocks using losetup [05:48] KombuchaKip: but yes, if you have backup that might be the easiest way to just restore from backup [05:49] SwedeMike: Thanks anyways for your help, Mike. [05:50] KombuchaKip: good lyck! [05:50] luck [05:50] SwedeMike: Oh fuck [05:51] SwedeMike: I think I know what happened. When I added the new drive, they sync'd, but from the new one over the old one, e.g. all zerod. [05:51] SwedeMike: Stupid fucking intel fake raid. When you first boot it should have asked when it sees the array was degraded and you put a new drive in there. [05:52] KombuchaKip: yes, that's a plausible theory. [05:52] SwedeMike: Yeah, testdisk is finding nothing in the array. No boot sector, partitions, or anything. A hex dump shows all zeros for the first 10MB I looked at. [05:52] KombuchaKip: plz keep it polite in this channel [05:52] KombuchaKip: ok, then I think you're right, that's what happened. [05:53] SwedeMike: Thanks buddy. Ok, time for nuclear option. Thanks for your help. [05:53] Anyone know why apt-get hangs on [0% Working] for some time? I fixed it before but now I forget how. It eventually loads but takes ~5-10 sec. Doesn't happen on linux mint [05:53] logan0405: ubuntu version? [05:54] how do i get version [05:54] 17.04 [05:56] any way to see what it's hanging on? can't find anything to increase verbosity of apt-get === kyle_ is now known as Guest56811 [06:09] oh... it's not actually working... [06:09] but I can get it to [06:11] for example, if tab doesn't work, then I hit alt (bringing up that "Type your command" bar) the focus in the previous dialog moves as if I'd hit tab [06:11] then it continues to work until it just randomly stops [06:21] logan0405: did you try apt update yet? [06:21] yeah [06:22] what kind of error you get on it? [06:22] logan0405: perhaps its your country erpo not functioning well today? [06:22] repo [06:24] logan0405: you can check known errors on repos in #ubuntu-mirrors [06:31] Hello! Someone can help me for set-up of a WLAN router on Ubuntu 16.04? [06:32] I have a USB3 WLAN adaptor. The PC recognize it but it doesn't work. === jstein_ is now known as jstein [06:49] i was able to fix the problem by editing resolv.conf [06:49] was nameserver 127.0.0.1 changed to nameserver 8.8.8.8 [06:49] wrong answer [06:50] as that will get overwritten [06:50] good to know [06:50] wonder why 127.0.0.1 was causing apt to hang? [06:50] because it's pointing at a local dns server that either a.) wasn't running b.) didn't have anywhere to forward to [06:50] so it was hanging while it was waiting for the DNS time out [06:51] is it weird for it to point to 127.0.0.1 ? it's just a default ubuntu install [06:51] that is the correct default config [06:52] so it runs a dns server on my local machine by default? [06:52] it runs dnsmasq [06:52] so there must have been a problem there then right [06:54] ikonia, any further advice to troubleshoot? i can just edit it every reboot to 8.8.8.8 if worst comes to worse [06:54] logan0405: look at the dnsmasq config and see what it's forwarding [06:54] logan0405: I assume this is a standard ubuntu desktop install with the network being controlled/configured with network manager ? [06:55] yeah. dnsmasq.conf is just all commented out [06:56] logan0405: thats not the config [06:56] (thats part of it) [06:56] where can i find the config? [06:56] dont rush in - look at how ubuntu uses dnsmasq and how it's controlled via network manager [06:56] before looking at config files and potentially making changes [06:57] any simple way you can tell me so 8.8.8.8 will stick? i have something i have to do for the next few days [06:59] logan0405: there is a page on the wiki that shows how libresolv works on ubuntu and how it's tied into network manager [07:01] found a simple way. [07:01] just add 8.8.8.8 in additional DNS servers in edit connections [07:03] excellent [07:03] appears to be working with that, but will look more into networkmanager dns wiki pages and all that if i have to [07:03] thanks. [07:03] would have just left it in resolv.conf if you didn't tell me hahha [07:04] nice work [07:23] i like cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeese [07:39] geeez, 🙉 [08:14] I am a little afraid of rsync [08:26] I have a pdf with a transparent background. How can I make the background opaque? === cleartcut_ is now known as clearcut === babilen_ is now known as babilen [10:09] lesshaste: have ypu tried by xournal? [10:09] cristian_c, no! Tell me more please [10:11] I am on Ubuntu 17.04 zesty. And I have run into sum serious trouble with my pacakge manager. [10:11] *some [10:12] I can't seem to install anything using apt-get. Please help. [10:13] lesshaste: do you want just displaying opaque background? [10:13] or just saving it into pdf? [10:13] *or even [10:13] cristian_c, I want to equivalent of convert -flatten pic.pdf pic.pdf [10:13] the equivalent [10:14] slyrobot, what have you tried to do so far? [10:15] Tin_man: I have tried xrdp, filezilla. [10:15] lesshaste: have you inkscape couldn't cope [10:15] ? [10:15] it doesn't read in the pdf properlty [10:16] lesshaste: have you sly try these commands one at a time: sudo apt-get clean, sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get -f install [10:16] slyrobot, [10:16] Tin_man: Gotcha. trying. [10:17] cristian_c, what pdf editor is there except inkscape? [10:17] lesshaste: inkscape is not a pdf editor [10:17] ok so .. what pdf editor is there? [10:18] inkscape is a vector graphics editor [10:18] Tin_man: No luck. [10:18] cristian_c, it can also edit pdf files [10:18] !search pdf [10:18] Found: cupspdf, pdf, documentation, acrobat [10:18] but not that well [10:18] cristian_c, acrobat pdf editor is not free in any sense [10:19] !info pdftk [10:19] pdftk (source: pdftk): tool for manipulating PDF documents. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.02-4build1 (zesty), package size 679 kB, installed size 2869 kB [10:19] Tin_man: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25652646/ This is what was generated/ [10:20] cristian_c, https://www.pdflabs.com/docs/pdftk-man-page/#dest-output-flatten ? that might work [10:21] did it finish, or is it still spitting out info? [10:21] It finished with lot of errors. [10:22] Tin_man: I also tried installing those packages and they din [10:22] *din't install. [10:23] what error do you get when trying to use apt-get? [10:23] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25652646/ [10:23] Tin_man: ^ [10:23] k [10:24] slyrobot, is this a new install or have you had it for awhile? [10:25] A new install. However I added google-chrome to the sources.list [10:25] https://repogen.simplylinux.ch/ Tin_man I used this. [10:27] might try a few more web findings, but if it keeps failing, might be better off just doing a complete reinstall, and start fresh. [10:27] Tin_man: Thanks. [10:28] Tin_man: Is there a way in which i can completely reset my ap [10:28] *apt. [10:28] looking now.. [10:29] Tin_man: Much appreciated. [10:30] lesshaste: uncompress ypur pdf by pdftk. Then, make ypur changes and finally compress it again [10:30] *ypur [10:33] slyrobot, try this link, and see if it helps >>> https://askubuntu.com/questions/124017/how-do-i-restore-the-default-repositories [10:34] Tin_man: Conincidently I was looking at the same thread. Thanks M8. [10:35] sounds like your on the right track.. good luck.. [10:40] might run into a little translation problem if your using Kubuntu. can't remember what the [10:40] difference is with the software sources looks like [10:40] in* [10:41] can't type, to early. [12:01] is there a way to wkhtmlpdf to export external html links into pdfs? [12:14] Hey folks [12:21] I am a little afraid to updgaer [12:22] Ubuntu wants to upgrade 145 packages and install 4 new ones [12:26] FManTropyx: why affraid, upgrading is a good thing === juboxi is now known as jubo2 [12:27] what if things break? [12:27] FManTropyx: what if you dont update & break things? === hazrpg-new is now known as hazrpg[laptop] [12:37] hey all [12:38] just wondering, but has anyone recently got a 128GB (SSD) + 1TB (HDD) laptop? And if you have, what kind of configuration have you guys done for dual-booting? I'm currently doing a ddrescue of the 128GB because it has all the factory settings on it. But I want to clean install Win10 and Ubuntu. [12:43] hazrpg[laptop]: put /boot and / on your 128gb and /home on your 1tb [12:44] hazrpg[laptop]: or easiier yet / on 128gb and /home on the 1tb [12:44] hazrpg[laptop]: I however operate on a 64gb ssd with no issues, so probably not the best to ask. [12:46] histo: That was my idea / and possibly /boot on the 128gb ssd, and /home on the 1tb. But its been soooooo long since I've used windows for anything that I don't know what to set up for that - can it even run in a small space? [12:47] histo: I was also going to do /opt onto the 1tb too (but not as a partition, I tend to just mount it into /home/opt) [12:48] hazrpg[laptop], depends what you want to use SSD performance for. linux? windows? both? and how much space you really need... I use / and /home on SSD and HDD just for media files. [12:51] How do I mount Windows 10 partition? It's not showing in file browser [12:51] frostschutz: ubuntu is always my go-to OS, I do all my work there (web dev). So I was thinking of treating the SSD as the boot place and the HDD as storage. I'd only ever go into Windows for games (if I ever get a moment to do so!) [12:52] !mount | skinux [12:52] skinux: mount is used to attach devices to directories. See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount [12:54] Nevermind. I found it, it's just not called Windows === kallesbar_ is now known as kallesbar [12:55] frostschutz: I know this sort of thing is usually a personal choice, and in the past I've always done (because I only had 1TB) was 100GB for /, 800GB for /home and the rest for windows. But over time I noticed I'm not actually using the full 100GB [12:55] for / I mean [12:57] hazrpg[laptop], put everything you want to be fast on SSD, that usually includes your /home. Put the clunky stuff on HDD (movies etc. do not benefit at all from SSD) [12:57] if you use LVM you can change sizes any time [12:58] windows is fine on hdd if you rarely ever use it [12:59] frostschutz: so essentially 50/50 split the SSD might be the best way? And then say symlink /home/me/projects on the hdd (since all my git repos are on there, and currently take up 500GB) [13:00] frostschutz: Could you walk me through LVM, even just a general overview - that's something I've never touched but keep meaning to look into [13:00] 500GB in git is quite a lot... :-) no choice then [13:01] frostschutz: heh, its not all 1 repo! I've got roughtly 40 clients - the images are the main killer [13:01] hazrpg[laptop], not sure how to walk you through that... basically it allows resizing partitions without moving data. there should be several linux wiki explaining it. [13:01] (again not in the repos, images are usually just in the client folder) [13:03] frostschutz: fair enough, I'll do a bit of research. :) Do you know if LVM supports NTFS filesystems, or purely just ext2/3/4? [13:03] hazrpg[laptop], LVM doesn't care about the filesystem, but Windows doesn't support LVM so ... [13:04] frostschutz: ah, so if I was to add in some NTFS filesystems with LVM on the HDD, it won't see it then...? [13:04] windows won't like it, yea [13:06] frostschutz: shame... I noticed that it had storage spaces when I was digging around the settings to see what was new, was kinda hoping it was LVM [13:08] I think its a bummer that windows and linux still haven't gotten along and finally ditched the NTFS filesystem === arch is now known as Done [13:11] hazrpg[laptop]: How did you make that connection? [13:16] ewook: heh, the concepts sounded similar - honestly, haven't touched windows in so long [13:18] hazrpg[laptop]: Like all things legacy, it's hard to just ditch something. MS has tried, and failed and ditched plans for "winFS" (as far as I know). *nix in general tolerates ntfs - to some extent. But have you seriously seen a dist or deviation based with full compatibilty with ntfs? [13:19] as in "here, use ntfs it rocks". [13:25] ntfs works fine in ubuntu or am i missing something? [13:26] akik, fine as in, it mounts, and hopefully doesn't corrupt, and performance doesn't matter too much. it's something [13:26] works a lot better than mtp anyhow [13:26] but that doesn't work in windows either [13:27] i've run a vm on a ntfs mounted usb disk and it was fine [13:28] i think ntfs-3g doesn't even warn you when mounting a ntfs partition read/write [13:28] hello [13:28] I've ite 9135 dvb chip (with remote control), it uses dvb-afatech9035 driver, and i've typed sudo ir-keytable [13:29] ir-keytable and evtest perform successfully keypresses on the remote control. Unfortunately, enabled protocol field is empty and if I try to configure shortcuts in kaffeine, many keys don't work [13:29] I've tried to modprobe some nec modules, because the remote control support the nec protocol, but I don't know how to solve the issue [13:29] any ideas? [13:56] Is there a way to only use the touchpad for gestures? I currently don't use the touchpad at all so its disabled, but I would like to be able to do a one finger swipe to swap workspaces, but I can't seem to find in synaptics where I can swap 1 finger POINTER_MOTION to 1 finger GESTURE. Any push in the right direction? === g2 is now known as g2[Falcons] === g2[Falcons] is now known as g2[ATL] [14:21] hello [14:21] where can i find my C program core dumps? i can't find them in the current directory [14:24] https://stackoverflow.com/a/18368068/1127972 [14:39] hey all [14:40] Hi all, unless I'm mistaken, I remember Ubuntu 17.04 doing seemless transitions between a wired and a wireless connection. i.e. I am currently on WiFi but plug the ethernet cable in, all my downloads etc continue over the wire and both interfaces get the same IP. But for a little while now, wired and wireless get different IPs, and my transfers are interrupted. Is there anything I need to do on the laptop to [14:40] fix it or is it a router issue? [14:41] hey hfp [14:42] hi swift110 [14:45] Hi, I need help with a OpenCL/OpenGL application on a headless ubuntu 16.04 server. I can get an output of glxgears using VirtualGL but the application I want to run gives me a -5 error (CL_OUT_OF_RESOURCES). Is this more likely an issue related to the application or to the installation of the drivers? [14:46] what is the iconv library? [14:47] the server has disconnected me [14:47] has anyone answered to me? [14:49] cristian_c, I don't see any [14:51] how are you hfp [15:00] Are there any MMOGs for Ubuntu anymore? Seems most of the multiplayer scene died off :o [15:00] how are you hfp [15:05] I want linux multiplayer games! [15:05] preferably not fantasy based though, sci-fi worlds would be ideal :) [15:07] doug16k: ok, then I post it again [15:08] I've a ite 9135 dvb chip (with remote control), it uses dvb-afatech9035 driver, and i've typed sudo ir-keytable; ir-keytable and evtest perform successfully keypresses on the remote control. Unfortunately, enabled protocol field is empty and if I try to configure shortcuts in kaffeine, many keys don't work [15:09] I've tried to modprobe some nec modules, because the remote control support the nec protocol, but I don't know how to solve the issue [15:09] Any ideas? [15:14] Toadisattva: install steam [15:14] or assaultcube [15:18] I have a love hate relationship with steam, name I love to hate on it :P [15:18] namely* [15:18] well it works natively on liux now [15:19] *linux [15:19] my favorite is counterstrike source. haven't played it in a while [15:19] I don't like steam much either, feels so bloated... and it uses lots of bandwith [15:21] it's fairly limited on what games it will run on linux isn't it? [15:21] I recall having to run the windows version in wine last time I was using it to play with friends [15:21] i wanna say about half run on linux last i checked Toadisattva probably more now [15:22] oh so they are making progress on it [15:22] that's good to hear [15:22] Toadisattva: you don't need wine anymore [15:22] they have their own desktop environment [15:22] I know there is a linux version [15:22] but I couldn't play my age of empires 2 with my friends on it for example [15:22] it's pretty stable [15:22] so I was forced to use the windows version in wine to play with em [15:23] idk about aoe [15:23] just one example, it was maybe a year or two ago, but the linux gaming selection at the time was pretty limitied [15:24] anyone here who has experiences with OpenCL? [15:24] I know the various gpu manufacturers are starting to offer linux specific drivers and that's good to see [15:24] once they finally open up linux gaming we can let windoze die forever [15:24] :P [15:25] RIP Windows :) [15:26] windows died when androidos was released [15:27] now we'll have to wait for android to die [15:27] you can't play fallout 4 on android ***yet*** [15:27] hehe [15:28] valid point [15:37] i changed the core dumps path in core_pattern but i found no core dump files there [15:37] doug16k === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [15:40] hi, seems that unredirecting fullscreen windows does not work in 17.10 === tgm4883_ is now known as tgm4883 [16:06] hi i have something running connecting to 127.0.0.1:4199 i see it in netstat -an how can i identify what it is thats runing pid and name ? [16:08] scatterp: try "netstat -peanut" [16:08] or... "sudo lsof -i:4199" [16:19] hello, gentlemen. [16:19] how can i completely disable automatic updates in Ubuntu Xenial 16.04.3 LTS? [16:19] how to completely disable all actions which Ubuntu takes in anticipation of system update? [16:19] i am especially annoyed because of automatic attempts of package database update. [16:19] when i truncate /etc/apt/sources.list to zero, Ubuntu still tries to update package database, which obviously results in failure (because there are no sources), and after this information about available updates reset to nothing (i.e. ``apt-get upgrade --no-download'' will show "no packages can be updated") [16:20] I know for specific programs you can lock version in synaptic but I don't know for the OS itself, maybe there is an option there? [16:23] i mean, how can i completely disable all HIDDEN, INVISIBLE background behavior related to updates? [16:23] after that i will update everything only using explicit apt-get commands [16:24] glacial: why are you so allergic to automatic package database updates [16:24] because i am on mobile internet [16:24] glacial: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/02/how-to-disable-automatic-update-ubuntu [16:25] will read this page [16:32] nothing new. i already had "never" as value of "automatically check for updates" setting [16:45] Help, Firefox is old version!! outdated! [16:51] smallfoot-: ? [16:51] @smallfoot - http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/08/download-firefox-57-nightly [16:55] Bashing-om: hi [16:55] cristian_c: Hey hey . [16:56] Bashing-om: I've made some measures by two tempersture probes, yesterday [16:57] connected to ide plugs [16:58] cristian_c: And able to read out ? [16:59] Bashing-om: yeah, the mini-displays turned on when I've turned on the pc [17:00] cristian_c: :) some kind of smarts in your part . [17:00] Bashing-om: unfortunateky, measures are not helpful, they range from 29 to 39 celcius [17:02] cristian_c: corealiss effects ? fans effects ? [17:02] Bashing-om: I've noticed fan accelerates when temperature in hwinfo raises up to 81-85 and over celcius [17:04] cristian_c: This a laptop ? they tend to run hot as norm . [17:05] Bashing-om: I can say that a temperature of 38 on temp sensor probe matches 85-temperature on hwinfo, about [17:06] Bashing-om: no, I've connected the probes into the case, using the two ide connectors left [17:06] cristian_c: cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp . [17:07] Bashing-om: the probes hav3 a mini dispkay , so they don't communicate with the os, and they show the vslue on the display [17:07] Bashing-om: btw, I'll try your command on 17.04 [17:08] for showing the temp caputred by cpu sensor [17:09] Bashing-om: when the display shows 32 celcius, hwinfo shows about 65-69 for cpu package [17:10] cristian_c: I would think conversion factors . [17:10] perhaps they reading it differntly [17:11] if your cpu is under load, id assume 65-69 is the correct one [17:11] 32 celsius is basically an idle temperatur if your system runs cooler fans. [17:11] summarizing: even if I notice that if temps measured with probes raise when temp measured by hwinfo software raise, temperatures measured by the probes are not reliable, because the probe is put next to the heatsink and the heatspreader [17:13] Bashing-om: it's notmal that temp probes measure a lower tempersture than software does, because probe is not diectly put between heatsink and cpu [17:13]