[00:01] upgraded. firefox 56 keeps crashing. tried deleting $HOME/.mozilla/firefox, tried launching with -P, no difference in behavior. [00:03] preyalone, what if you log in with x instead of wayland? [00:07] puxavida: 14.04 doesn't have wayland [00:08] ah yeah - see now he said 14.04 [00:09] <_28kb> got disconnected... [00:10] isn't 14.04 unsupported? [00:10] preyalone: if you start it from the terminal, does it tell the error message when it crashes? [00:10] puxavida: yes [00:11] <_28kb> discontinued support [00:11] firefox v57 was just released [00:11] _28kb: no it's still supported [00:11] with 14.04 would there be some lib that isn't up to par for ff 56? [00:12] <_28kb> Jordan_U, are you still there? [00:12] ubuntu repos don't seem to have firefox v57 yet [00:14] puxavida: oh sorry i read your message wrong. 14.04 is still supported [00:15] well it looks like 14.0.5 lts has some life until april 2019 [00:15] <_28kb> i checked too.. thought it was ended [00:17] 14.04.5 that is [00:28] _28kb: Please try booting from an Ubuntu 17.10 LiveUSB. [00:32] <_28kb> i don't have it at hand [00:32] _28kb: Will it be very difficult for you do download? [00:32] <_28kb> i'll need about an hour to do that [00:33] <_28kb> can you help me to create bootable usb? [00:33] <_28kb> i do that using windows [00:33] <_28kb> maybe there's easier way using ubuntu [00:34] _28kb: I think you can download a program called 'Rufus' to do that, frienderino. [00:34] _28kb: https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/tutorial-create-a-usb-stick-on-windows#0 [00:34] And ze Jordan_U has kindly beaten me to the exact same link I was about to paste into the chat. [00:35] <_28kb> i'm at main download page... should i just choose download @ Ubuntu 17.10? [00:35] <_28kb> doesn't mention liveUSB [00:36] _28kb: Yes. The same download can be used to burn to a DVD or write to a USB drive. [00:36] _28kb: depends. Do you want the latest, shiniest Ubuntu, or the LTS (Long Term Support) release that has older software and is more likely to be stable? [00:37] <_28kb> ok ty both [00:38] I'd normally recommend LTS because the shinest release has usually been buggy for me, especially when it hasn't had time to be battle-tested by users around release. But in this case, I'd recommend 17.x since it uses Gnome by default and not Ubuntu - and I find you'd be happier with that than Unity. [00:38] s/Ubuntu/Unity/ [00:38] <_28kb> i forgot i have better internet now.. it'll take 9 more minutes.. i'll empty my usb and install rufus [00:39] <_28kb> no rufus in apt-get [00:40] _28kb: I might have misunderstood then, since I came into the chat late. I thought you were using Windows? [00:40] _28kb: If you're creating the USB from Ubuntu then follow this guide instead: https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/tutorial-create-a-usb-stick-on-ubuntu#0 [00:40] Hello all what is common bugs in LInux ubuntu 16.04 LTS version? [00:41] <_28kb> doing... [00:42] preyalone, just installed 14.04.5 and updated and ff 56 runs. If you create another login and log in and run ff does it work there? [00:42] Hello all i have internet wifi but i lost internet often [00:42] Its bug? [00:43] as mentioned before run terminal and check output from running ff there [00:43] Check your Internet connection.\ [00:43] But in windws my internet works fine [00:43] wtf [00:43] marcisb: Possibly. Do other devices on the same network and in the same area have problems with being disconnected? Does another OS on this same machine have the same problem? === tyzoid is now known as tyz === tyz is now known as tyzoid [00:44] i have to learn networking from terminal to set up a vpn and bouncer from a remote server that i can connect to from anywhere [00:44] Jordan_U, No in windows wifi works fine without lost connections [00:44] any good books you recommend i read ? [00:44] marcisb: Please pastebin the output of "lspci -vnn". [00:44] Jordan_U, How to do linux update in terminal? [00:45] marcisb: To upgrade all of your packages to the latest available versions (this will *not* upgrade you to a newer release of Ubuntu) run "sudo apt update" then "sudo apt upgrade". [00:50] <_28kb> still emptying USB... what do i next when i boot to it? install chat client or do something and go back with results? [00:51] <_28kb> writing disk image.. [00:53] _28kb: Probably easiest would be to join via http://webchat.freenode.net/ (Make sure that you join the #ubuntu channel). [00:53] <_28kb> ok.. will.. soon [01:03] that was dumb how i disconnected then [01:03] anyway, any help guys ? [01:07] <_28kb> liveUSB didn't boot [01:08] <_28kb> freezes at sandy light-magenta background with mouse cursor only [01:08] <_28kb> i gave it a time [01:08] <_28kb> but stayed frozen [01:09] <_28kb> left monitor was as i described.. right one black (and mousable) [01:10] <_28kb> i tried again... this time with one monitor on... same.. sandy textured, light magented.. and dumb [01:11] <_28kb> this time i had no console to restart lightdm and move on [01:11] hello, how can i exctract gz file? [01:15] You can gunzip or use tar [01:17] Hi, there are some programs that have their names not translated on menus in Xubuntu 17.10 amd64. The language of my system is pt_BR and the programs are with their English names and descriptions, but when opened their interfaces are in Brazilian Portuguese. On previous versions, there were menu entries in Brazilian Portuguese for those programs. The programs are: gnome-disks, gnome-calculator, gnome-sudoku, deja-dup, gnome-mines, gnome- [01:17] font-viewer and simple-scan [01:19] FurretUber: perhaps you might want to chat with the folks at #xubuntu-devel [01:19] <_28kb> i don't think program names gets translated [01:20] FurretUber: did you check /usr/share/applications for them? [01:22] <_28kb> what's Brazilian for Ubuntu? :) [01:24] FurretUber : maybe in #GNOME channel can help you [01:27] FurretUber: ? [01:27] Yes, I've checked them [01:28] There are the entries for pt_BR. Using gnome-mines as a example [01:28] It has the entry Name[pt_BR]=Minas [01:28] But it shows "Mines" instead of "Minas" [01:29] FurretUber: do you see only "pt_BR" if you run locale in the terminal? [01:30] FurretUber : corre este comando desde terminal cat /usr/share/applications/*.desktop | grep pt_BR [01:30] locale output: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25964534/ [01:31] FurretUber : en mi máquinetodos los .desktop estan traducidos, quiza en tu caso sólo es cuestion de configurar tu idiomeepara todo el sistema === fusa24_ is now known as fusa24 [01:33] From cat /usr/share/applications/*.desktop | grep pt_BR: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25964537/ [01:35] hi. I have a bit of an unusual question. I'm on an old 32-bit computer so getting chrome is not as easy as it could be. I'm using slackware, but have been using ubuntu's 32-bit chromium builds with great success since 2016. (slackware's don't have debug symbols available). my problem is this [01:35] I'm still stuck on chromium 57 or something crazy old like that, because downloading updates from launchpad is a REALLY confusing process. so I wanted to automate the download process [01:36] FurretUber : tienes que cambiar la configuración de XFCE , desde hace mucho no uso ese escritorio, pero recuerdo que existe la opciión para cambiar globalmente el idioma [01:36] the problem with _that_ is that I cannot, for the life of me, figure out the launchpad API. I don't know(/like) python so I can't use launchpadlib. [01:36] #launchpad is completely dead, so I thought I'd ask here to see if anyone has any advice [01:37] I realize the likelihood someone here will know the answer is low - I'm just wondering where else other than IRC I can ask launchpad questions [01:39] IRC would probably be my last choice for something like that. Have you tried the mailing lists for launchpad ? [01:40] hmm, I guess that could work [01:40] wow, it's really quiet at this time of day [01:46] i336, so you are actually using slackware? [01:46] yup, but I'm planning on tinkering with making my own distro at some point [01:47] The desktop files are translated and working nearly everywhere, except in the menus from the xfce4-panel "Start Menu": https://i.imgur.com/e7gdTmk.png [01:47] Both Whisker and default menus have this problem [01:47] kostkon: I started using slackware because it was what I had burnt to a CD at one point, continued using it because it was interesting despite the lack of dependency resolution, and continue to use it in protest of systemd :P [01:47] I don't have a problem w/ systemd, but I think that choice is important, and the fact that most distros don't make it easy to switch away is annoying [01:47] i336, that is fine, the problem is that we only support Ubuntu here [01:47] I completely realize that [01:48] FurretUber: does /etc/default/locale also contain only pt_BR ? [01:48] I asked my question in #launchpad 3 hours ago and have been cheered on by crickets for the past 3 hours, though, so I thought I'd throw a request out here :P [01:48] and, silly me, I just discovered https://answers.launchpad.net [01:48] Now I noticed nautilus is not translated too. [01:49] I'll paste the /etc/default/locale content: [01:49] # File generated by update-locale [01:49] LANG=pt_BR.UTF-8 [01:49] #LANGUAGE="pt_BR:pt:en" [01:49] FurretUber: it should have more lines in there [01:51] What additional content should it have? Is there a command to add this content? [01:52] FurretUber: i have this: https://pastebin.com/raw/BNs04tmB [01:53] FurretUber: there's also a variable called LC_ALL which sets all those variables at once [01:54] So if I paste the content from locale output ( http://paste.ubuntu.com/25964534/ ), then should this issue be solved? [01:54] expect LANG [01:54] except [01:54] FurretUber: that's for english but i guess won't hurt to test [01:55] FurretUber: how did LANGUAGE= end up there? [01:55] oh ok it's not in the file but in locale output [01:57] Should I log out to see any changes? [01:57] FurretUber: try restarting the computer [01:58] Ok, give me a moment [02:05] Hi, I have rebooted and it's still not translated [02:14] hey i wanted to know [02:14] whats a good book to learn ubuntu networking [02:15] el_m80: Why not networking for Linux in general? [02:15] or is there a ubuntu networking terminal chan i could join? [02:15] im not sure [02:15] FurretUber: do you still get "en" when you run "locale" ? [02:15] that sounds all good [02:15] el_m80: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/NET3-4-HOWTO.html Amazing what a google search can bring up. [02:15] know any good linux networking from terminal books ? [02:16] When running locale, it shows only pt_BR. The problem appears to be exclusively with xfce4-panel menus [02:16] i think what im trying to say is that ive downloaded a lot of books and not all of them work in terminal same as it is displayed in book [02:16] i found one book was ok [02:16] but it isnt all the info i need [02:16] el_m80: Check the link above [02:16] http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/NET3-4-HOWTO.html <---- Or here [02:16] but i did find one, that no matter what it says in the book, i type it, it works for me [02:16] ok cool bananas [02:16] i have ubuntu 16.04 on pc and laptop [02:17] Nice. I have 17.10 [02:17] started fresh [02:17] FurretUber: you can actually see the environment variable for processes with "sudo ps auxwwe | grep xfce4-panel" [02:17] so i want to set up a bouncer on remote server for irc [02:17] a shell [02:17] so i need to learn linux networking fairly well [02:17] anything else i can read after that link you gave me? [02:18] so i dont keep dropping in and asking [02:18] Not sure. But you can do a google search [02:18] errytime i try to set up a bouncer it doesnt work [02:18] so imma need some fairly good tutorial work from someone [02:19] Linux tux 4.4.0-98-generic #121-Ubuntu SMP Tue Oct 10 14:24:03 UTC 2017 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [02:19] thats what im learning on [02:20] FurretUber: the same data is available in /proc/PID/environ [02:22] The output was pretty big. I've copied it to gedit and searched for en, there was no result related to locales [02:22] FurretUber: sorry i don't know anymore. is there something in xfce settings for it? [02:25] From my knowledge no, it uses gnome-language-selector (which is translated correctly) [02:26] FurretUber: try running sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales [02:28] have to go. good night [02:29] Good night, and thank you for helping me [02:31] Hi! So like... I don't really understand encryption fully in Ubuntu, like... So you can encrypt your entire disk during the install process and that uses... some password you enter. and then you ar eprompted if you wanna encrypt your home directory which i did... and now it asks for me to enter a passphrase then it blurbs something back at me and i'm uspposed to write it down... idk i'm like totally confused about this XD i've [02:31] never had to use that really long hex-looking string before... [02:38] hi where can i look for help on using Sentinel Key in ubuntu...i have a software that requires the key to run.. [03:01] Hi, what is "reverse cursor" in terminal? [03:01] does anyone else have problems with monitor rotation when waking up from sleep? Im running 17.10 [03:02] My whole world spins when I wake from sleep. [03:02] * blkadder ducks from the off-topic censors. :-) [03:03] amosbird: I think it might be inverse colors? [03:03] um, when will it be useful? [03:03] no clue! where is the setting? [03:05] st terminal [03:06] could it be when enabled, the letter under it shows through? [03:10] hi [03:10] Heyy [03:11] is there an estimative on when firefox 57 will be released? [03:11] in ubuntu [03:11] the package i mean [03:11] oh [03:11] i was going to say "um now? haha [03:12] godel: its in the mozilla beta PPA right now [03:12] and on that note, is there a way to have more updated software? i know ubuntu is not a rolling release [03:12] but to get software updates as soon as possible [03:13] godel: Just download the .tar from mozilla [03:13] godel, run arch [03:13] i have arch in my other computer [03:13] Don't even have to install it, just extract and run [03:13] but in this laptop i have ubuntu [03:13] cause i wanted to install it alongside windows [03:14] godel, why would that make a diffrence lol [03:14] and i wanted to make the install as easy as possible [03:14] firefox 57? [03:14] godel: (btw, you can install any distro alongside windows, and other distros :P) [03:14] it's the new firefox [03:14] godel, antergos installer for arch [03:14] and i want to try it out here [03:14] i know CoJaBo , but it is easier with ubuntu [03:14] i was afraid of irreversibly breaking something installing arch [03:14] something being windows [03:15] godel, no its relly not as lonf as you have a windos part grub will add it [03:15] long [03:15] oh ok [03:15] nice to know [03:15] godel: the Kubuntu 17.10 installer wrecked my windows install lol [03:15] lol [03:15] Always back up before installing a new OS [03:15] i resized my ubuntu partition once [03:15] like both the windows and the ubuntu one [03:15] godel: firefox 57 is in the mozilla PPA right now [03:15] to make the ubuntu one larger [03:16] hello all [03:16] godel, but you van also run mint rolling [03:16] can [03:16] hi stump [03:16] Installing a PPA seems like overkill just to get 57 [03:16] oh thank you xXLabRatXx [03:16] any time! [03:16] godel, mint lmde [03:17] I've been haven a hell of a time burning an Audio CD with Brasero or K3D [03:17] yea, i might wipe this install later this year [03:17] godel, but relly i found debion roling a mess compard to arch [03:17] arch is really a great distro [03:18] my last 'advisors' said to go with the default burner....fine, Brasero it is [03:18] ubuntu too, the only things i don't like are software not being updated as soon as available, and the install is a bit bloated [03:18] btw when installing this i couldn't find ubuntu-minimal [03:18] is that still a thing? [03:19] godel, yea it is [03:19] is it on the official site? [03:19] or is it a bootleg disto? [03:19] this is the log report that was generated when it locked up "https://pastebin.com/8MVHvspZ" [03:20] godel, no its offical [03:20] godel, they just dont keep it on the main site [03:20] I noticed that wodim seams to be the problem, please note the line "BraseroWodim stderr: wodim: Operation not permitted. Warning: Cannot raise RLIMIT_MEMLOCK limits." [03:20] godel, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD [03:21] my question is How do I raise the RLIMIT_MEMLOCK limits? if my diagnosis is correct . . . [03:22] how to install virtual box on ubuntu 17.04 [03:23] jackdripper, download the deb from virtualbox [03:23] jackdripper, the one in the repos lacks usb support and stuff [03:24] no i need usb support for using sentinel key [03:24] but it doesnt work [03:24] jackdripper, then you need the deb from the website [03:24] i downloaded from here virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads [03:24] yep [03:24] i386 [03:25] but it doesnt allow USB support...i mean it doesnt detect USB drive [03:25] plug in usb device then in your vm devices menu turn it on [03:25] jackdripper, you need to add it to your vm [03:26] other usb devices are shown [03:26] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/USB [03:27] for other devices VM works excellent [03:40] wodim.....RLIMIT_MEMLOCK limits?.....increase?...... [03:45] lol found the problem with ubuntu 16.04, ubuntu 14.04, firefox, qemu, and dpkg: VMware was defaulting the Ubuntu VM's to 1 GB of RAM, less than the minimum system requirements! oy [03:59] Bueller.....Bueller.....Bueller.....Bueller.....Bueller..... [04:02] Blucher! [04:02] StumpDumb: Does burning still fail at the slowest speed? Does burning with this hardware work in another OS? === JanC_ is now known as JanC === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [04:16] thx Jordan_U.....yes the light scribe works with This system wen doing a data burn, but Not wen doing a Audio CD. I'm quite sure its wodim memory limit [04:17] Does anyone here have a working vpnserver running on ubuntu 16.04 my question is that the i connect to vpnserver browse the internet but my isp address is showin on the client end and has an ip of 10.8.0.4 do i have this setup correctly? any help would be greatfu? [04:18] here's a similar bug that I found "https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=455728" [04:18] Debian bug 455728 in wodim "wodim: OPC failed when recording DVD" [Important,Open] [04:21] voltrix: i do [04:22] when i check dnsleak.com it shows goggle for isp [04:24] intresting, if you google "my ip" what ip does it give === JanC_ is now known as JanC [04:25] let me check [04:25] ok I think Im getting Close "https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=440401" message part 1 [04:25] Debian bug 440401 in wodim "wodim: Operation not permitted. Warning: Cannot raise RLIMIT_MEMLOCK limits." [Minor,Open] [04:25] StumpDumb: As a test, can you put some .wav files in a directory to burn directly using wodim from the terminal? [04:27] I ran ulimit -a | grep locked and it gave me - max locked memory (kbytes, -l) 64 [04:28] I can't figure out how to set limits in the /etc/security/limits.conf [04:29] voltrix: any luck??? [04:29] yes so what is the server ip [04:29] StumpDumb: Let's confirm that that is the problem before trying to change your memlock hard limit. [04:30] xXLabRatXx [04:30] ok, u want me to try to burn a .wav file to cd from terminal? [04:31] StumpDumb: Yes, multiple .wav files if you actually want to make a CD with the tracks you want. [04:32] voltrix its not public, sorry i misunderstood the question when you asked origionally... my bad [04:32] I'm not familiar with how to do that with terminal [04:32] StumpDumb: OK. Where is the audio file, or set of audio files, that you want to burn? [04:33] i'll put 'em in da Music folder [04:34] yes well i must have a misconfiguration in my server.conf file [04:35] StumpDumb: Do you have anything else in your Music directory right now? [04:35] does it matter if they're mp3 or wav? [04:36] StumpDumb: My plan is to walk you through converting them to wav, unless you already have wave files. [04:36] no wavs...I checkd === JanC is now known as Guest67213 === JanC__ is now known as JanC [04:41] Hi. On ubuntu 16.04, when I attach a disk that is snapshot of an existing disk, the partitions of the snapshot disk get mounted in place of the original disk. [04:41] Due to the way our snapshots are taken, we have the partition uuid's matching in the disks [04:42] Any suggestions on why this could be happening and how it can be avoided? === JanC__ is now known as JanC [04:45] black_angel: What filesystem? By "snapshot" do you mean you're using LVM or just dding the contents of one drive to another? [04:47] StumpDumb: I'm waiting for you to answer "Do you have anything else in your Music directory right now?". [04:49] Jordan_U: LVM or standard EXT4, both give the issue. [04:49] some other folders....should I move 'em out? [04:49] The system is a Virtual Machine. [04:49] And the snapshots are basically copies of the vmdk file at the point in time. [04:50] I will make Music dir empty with only files I want to burn :-D [04:50] StumpDumb: No, just create a directory for the audio files you want on this CD, like "~/Music/test_audio/". [04:50] ok [04:53] Ok dir created n files in dare [04:53] cd_test [04:53] Home/cd_test [04:54] I'm having problems with systemd not logging all stdout. I made a service that runs a script I wrote that updates and then runs a python program I wrote. The print() outputs of the python program normally show up in the terminal but don't get logged through systemd. Anyone got any idea why? Pastebin of start script, service config, and service status here: https://pastebin.com/A8ePz79F [04:54] StumpDumb: OK, open a terminal and run "for mp3 in ~/Music/cd_test/*.mp3; do ffmpeg -i "$mp3" "$mp3".wav; done" . [04:55] StumpDumb: That should make .wav files for each of the mp3 files, and put them in the same directory (somewhat confusingly named something.mp3.wav, but this is just a quick test). [04:59] ok, auw done. [04:59] black_angel: Having two filesystems with the same UUID is a bad idea. Universally Unique Identifiers should be universally unique. After creating your snapshot you can change the UUID of the snapshot with "sudo tune2fs -U random /path/to/device" . [05:01] StumpDumb: Now run "cdrecord -v -nofix -eject dev='/dev/cdrom' -audio -pad ~/Music/cd_test/*.wav" (Which we expect to fail). [05:07] yes, failed. should I post in pastebin? [05:08] I am using earbuds and all audio output is being sent to audio input as well. I can see the bar movement in sound settings under input tab. How to prevent this? This happens even when i pull out the earphone jack and only mic jack is plugged in. [05:11] StumpDumb: Yes. [05:13] StumpDumb: Then try "sudo cdrecord -v -nofix -eject dev='/dev/cdrom' -audio -pad ~/Music/cd_test/*.wav" If the only problem is RLIMIT_MEMLOCK then this will succeed. [05:14] here ya go "https://pastebin.com/TdmFPpm9" Enjoy [05:17] that did not work either. I'll post it on pastebin. [05:19] here ya go https://pastebin.com/z54JZkwU [05:24] maybe I'm wrong but it looks like its still using wodim Not cdrecord? [05:27] i'm looking at a docker file and it's doing apt-get with all the packages ending in -dev. Can anyone tell me what -dev is? [05:30] StumpDumb: cdrecord is a command provided by the wodim project. [05:31] ok [05:35] so wair do we go from here? [05:36] jeff_h: -dev packages are needed when you want to build something that uses those libraries [05:37] ah, thanks! [05:47] Jordan_U: Yes having two filesystems with the same UUIDs is bad, but at present its not in my power to change the way snapshots are taken. I can only change things after the snapshot disk gets attached. [05:48] While in other linux systems, I get the time to change the UUID using the tune2fs command before mouting the partitions. In Ubuntu16.04, the partition gets swapped as soon as the disk is attached. [05:50] StumpDumb: best way to get your issue solved is repeat your problem once in a while in channel, with all details [05:51] (06:41:36 πμ) black_angel: Hi. On ubuntu 16.04, when I attach a disk that is snapshot of an existing disk, the partitions of the snapshot disk get mounted in place of the original disk. ==> then don't use uuid in fstab? [05:51] black_angel: ls /dev/disk => select any by* there [05:52] :-( so what is your take on this issue? [05:53] alkisg: how would the ls help? [05:53] black_angel: $ ls /dev/disk/by- [05:53] by-id/ by-label/ by-partlabel/ by-partuuid/ by-path/ by-uuid/ [05:54] It helps in telling you that there are other ways to list a disk in /etc/fstab, without using uuids [05:54] E.g. by path [05:56] That is true. But it doesn't help me solve the issue. I do not want the partitions to get replaced before I can change the uuid's. As the snapshot disk gets attached as read only, i encounter issues doing any operations. [05:57] black_angel: let's name your real disk a and your snapshot b. Now b gets mounted over a because "both" are listed in /etc/fstab because they have the same uuid [05:58] black_angel: if you change your fstab and tell the system to mount a by path, then b won't be found in fstab anymore [05:58] Thus it won't be mounted over "a" anymore. [05:59] ok. === RaptorJesus is now known as BobSaget === BobSaget is now known as Majesticles === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [08:05] when is the next LTS release schedueld? [08:06] !bionic | userbacon [08:06] userbacon: Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver) will be the 28th release of Ubuntu - Announcement at http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/1518 - Discussion in #ubuntu+1 [08:06] april next year [08:06] wow [08:06] why so long? [08:06] 16.04 has been arround for evah [08:07] lts releases are .04 - hence the naming [08:08] you can of course use a regular release, which is every six months === mpmc_znc is now known as mpmc === Majesticles is now known as RaptorJesus [08:23] hello [08:23] world [08:38] any idea? [80229.347050] type=1400 audit(1510734392.926:17): apparmor="DENIED" operation="open" profile="/usr/sbin/ntpd" name="/usr/local/sbin/" pid=13198 comm="ntpd" requested_mask="r" denied_mask="r" fsuid=0 ouid=0 [08:38] why apparmor is blocking ntpd? [08:44] farciarz84: it's blocking it from reading in /usr/local/sbin/, where it should have no need to read anything in the first place [08:48] can I do on ubuntu service for send emails, vibers, and other services? [08:48] can on ubuntu create any web app? [08:49] Neo1: as long as you can code it, sure [08:50] it should be learned? I saw on freelance there all normal clients wants do some unique web services, for this need good knowledge of server [08:51] ducasse: if I install ubuntu on my desctip I can give access to internet and this will be as the real server? [08:52] I opened access for WAMP on windows 10 and this didn't work as real server [08:52] there's no real difference between server and desktop other than the installed packages [08:52] ducasse: it will be equal as real VPS? [08:53] a VPS is heavily tweaked, so no. [08:54] why heavily? there all tweaked of default? Isn't it? [08:55] you can run any server software on a desktop [08:55] tweaks are obviously not default. [08:56] oerheks: I watched on web there some sites created using java or C++, how they did it? [08:57] oerheks: totalizators didn't detect OS [08:57] Analizators* [08:57] oerheks: how they do it without appach? [08:58] Not sure what you are asking for; how would we know how someone builds a site? java and c++ is available in softwarecenter [08:58] some chats are using c++ instead php [08:58] how to create web sites is beyond the scope of this channel [08:59] ok [08:59] nevertheless seems it's worth thing know how to work server anyway should be learned [09:00] to know* [09:01] you need to know the basics, yes [09:01] I am using Ubuntu Gnome 16.04. 2 days back, my firefox stopped showing text for many google websites. This includes youtube (Only video titles are visible), gmail login page (no text visible), google maps (only drop down suggestion text is visible) and google groups (no text is visible). It could be because of some font updates I made for Octave. Please help! === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [09:03] sazawal: try starting firefox in safe mode, see if that helps [09:16] ok [09:19] Greetings all,I just got Ubuntu 17.04 on my laptop its lovely and all but its started lagging badly especially when i open google mail does anyone know how i can give it a boost [09:20] hi to all [09:21] yoyo , forget about chromium , install firefox57 asap :-D it's blistering fast [09:22] i've just tried it , and i'm impressed [09:22] which room is for ubuntu server [09:22] Ilie[], we wait for the update, debian got it now. [09:22] #ubuntu-server [09:24] yea, i've just installed it on my 16.04 workstation [09:24] ;-) happy with it tbh [09:25] i will try it llie,u think it will solve my lag? [09:25] depends on what kind of lag you have :)) [09:26] do u have a sudo apt-get link? [09:26] i have crazy-throw pc at the wall lag [09:28] !u | Silentboss [09:28] Silentboss: Shortened English is difficult for some non-native English speakers to read. Please use full words instead. Thanks! [09:29] no , no apt-get :)) you have to download the tarball from website and "install" it manually ( by copy`ing the folder to /opt/ ) and then you change the symlink to point to the new firefox [09:29] hold on , i think i have a website around here [09:29] Silentboss: it will be in the repos within a few days, normally, you should really wait for that [09:29] thank you [09:30] or , you could do that -.- [09:30] but don't be lazy, there isn't really that much of a deal [09:31] http://libre-software.net/how-to-install-firefox-on-ubuntu-linux-mint/ [09:31] here ^ Silentboss [09:31] Silentboss: if you install it manually, *you* become responsible for updating later. if you get it from the repos all that is handled for you. [09:32] don't listen to ducasse :))) [09:32] don't be lazy ! [09:33] thanks llie,@ducasse im so desperate to get rid of the lag which generally only worries me when i open chrome or the old firefox [09:33] do u have any remedys for lag,my machine is Celeron N2840 - 4 GB RAM - 500 GB HDD [09:33] Ilie[]: actually, that's how we recommend doing things in this channel [09:34] i know ducasse , but man is in pain , you have to listen to him [09:34] yes,lots of pain,ive tasted Linux - i cant go back to windows [09:34] if your production server was down right now , and I'd give you advice to wait a few days until I can fix it , you won't like it ^^ [09:34] just saying [09:35] Ilie[]: and this isn't the way to do it - a better suggestion would be to use a ppa [09:36] be right back ,need to google ppa [09:36] ok ducasse , I see your point , sorry [09:36] Silentboss: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-security/+archive/ubuntu/ppa [09:37] Silentboss: that is still unsupported, but at least provided by the security team [09:37] so should be good [09:38] ok im good on the Mozila but i still get freezing === osvimer1 is now known as osvimer [09:38] are they temp files i need to clean? [09:39] or is it a virus,i am using Xubuntu which is supposedly light but i still get lag,my pc is a bit dated but not so much [09:40] Silentboss: can you describe the freezing/lag in more detail? what happens, exactly? [09:40] and no, it's most likely not a virus [09:41] Hello, I'm using an ubuntu server, I'm looking at limits that come up with the 'ulimit' command. I'm trying to figure out what these limits might be in relation to system resources such as RAM and CPU but I'm not an expert sysadmin and maybe I'm not googling right. Can anybody shed a light on this topic? thank you [09:42] hold on just a minute , is this channel , a support channel ? [09:42] yes [09:42] mhm , i see [09:43] Silentboss: did you have the same symptom(s) using Firefox 57? yes or no [09:43] well , best of luck [09:44] * tatertotz had made a flow chart [09:48]