[00:01] hello [00:17] z [00:17] uktfkiu [00:17] gk, [00:21] My description sucked, so I typed it up on askubuntu. linking here if anyone has any suggestions: https://askubuntu.com/questions/978592/i-resized-a-lvm-and-an-ext4-partition-inside-the-lvm-and-now-my-datas-gone-ca [00:40] how do I list a name of a ppa that ppa-purge would recognize? [00:42] !ppapurge [00:42] To disable a PPA from your sources and revert your packages back to default Ubuntu packages, install ppa-purge and use the command: « sudo ppa-purge ppa:/ » – For more information, see http://www.webupd8.org/2009/12/remove-ppa-repositories-via-command.html [00:43] yes, but how do I list the ppa's/external repos that I have installed in a manner that ppa-purge recognize? [00:44] salamanderrake: just check which ones are in use by the system, based on that information, you can cherry pick. [00:45] salamanderrake: shall we assist in doing that? [00:45] salamanderrake, give us one example (of a PPA you have added) [00:46] salamanderrake: inxi makes being informed easy [00:47] salamanderrake: you might think about sudo apt install inxi pastebinit [00:47] salamanderrake: it would behoove you [00:48] salamanderrake: but then again, i'm sure you can manage such a basic simple task on your own [00:48] deb http://package.perforce.com/apt/ubuntu/ zesty release is in my perforce.list file [00:50] salamanderrake, that is not a PPA so ppapurge will not be able to purge it, you'd have to do it manually for that repo [00:50] ok [00:50] thanks [00:51] salamanderrake, try removing the packages you got from that repo, then run apt autoremove and then remove it from your software sources [00:51] yeah, thats what I will end up having to do. [01:11] Hi All, I am running a samba DC and I am following the nfs4 kerberos howto and am having problems adding the nfs principal, it seems admin/admin doesnt exist and I have no idea what principa I should be using with kinit to get it to work [01:11] Administrator@ doesnt work [01:11] Any ideas? [01:12] I get kadmin: Database error! Required KADM5 principal missing while initializing kadmin interface when using Administrator [01:29] isn't there a bot here that tells about stuff [01:29] bmatt: ubottu? [01:30] blah. not as informative as i'd like about installing wine [01:32] I don't understand why it's telling me I have to install irssi and other things to install Wine. That's ridiculous. [01:32] err, uninstall* [01:34] ChaiTRex: any ideas? [01:47] Anyone know why installing Wine through Synaptic requires that I -uninstall- qbittorrent and irssi (among other things) ? [01:50] bmatt: use "apt-get --dry-run ..." to check what it is doing without actually installing/removing anything [01:52] sudo: no tty present and no askpass program specified [01:52] eh [01:52] bmatt: ssh? [01:53] TJ-: what? [01:53] bmatt: was that report whilst connected over SSH? [01:55] Negatige [01:55] Negative* [01:55] bmatt: that's usually where we see that "no tty" message [01:56] TJ-: http://codepad.org/dC0HV29A [01:56] bmatt: "you have held broken packages" ... that usually means needing to do "sudo apt-get -f install" to fix things [01:57] God, I'm fat. [01:58] So...apt-get -f install wine-stable, TJ-? [01:58] bmatt: no package name; just the command I showed you [01:58] bmatt: it's a fix-up command when things get messed up, to try and restore sanity [01:59] Hmm [01:59] TJ-: seems to be no problems. 0, 0, 0 [02:02] I just don't understand why it would uninstall irssi. [02:03] bmatt: It *may* be if you don't have the i386 foreign architecture set [02:03] bmatt: check with "dpkg --print-architecture; dpkg --print-foreign-architectures" [02:04] TJ-: amd64 i386 [02:04] bmatt: OK, so not that either! [02:05] I'm frightened like a tiny child. Hold on, I'll give you a screenshot [02:05] bmatt: removal of irssi would be because irssi depends on some package/library that wine's dependencies would replace with another [02:06] TJ-: does that necessarily mean I won't be able to use irssi? Or that i'll just have to reinstall? [02:08] bmatt: your pastebin shows versions from Bionic, not Artful [02:08] bmatt: I assume you've got a PPA for wine? [02:09] TJ-: I don't think so. [02:10] !info wine-stable artful | bmatt: "Depends: wine-stable-i386 (= 2.0.3~artful)" ... but [02:10] bmatt: "Depends: wine-stable-i386 (= 2.0.3~artful)" ... but: wine-stable (source: wine): Windows API implementation - standard suite. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.0.2-2ubuntu1 (artful), package size 49 kB, installed size 181 kB [02:11] bmatt: "wine-stable-i386" doesn't exist in the Ubuntu archive; it must be in some other repository [02:11] In "Software & Updates" -- under "Other Software" -- I have entries like https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/ubuntu/ artful man [02:11] main, even [02:11] bmatt: try "apt-cache policy wine-stable-i386" [02:12] bmatt: there you go, it's the winehq repo. Must depend on things that would break irssi in the main repo [02:12] anyhow, I must be gone, it's far too late! [02:14] I'm gonna shed tears about it. [02:47] any npm experts here? [02:48] transhuman: It's best if you just ask for help with an actual problem. Preferably with detailed information, errors, version numbers, etc [02:50] sorry Its just that I wasn't sure this was the right forum for such a question [02:51] https://libraries.io/npm/dxf-parsing << I am wondering in the section where it shows USAGE, where do I put this code? Is it a one time conversion with an output or is it made to put in .js code? [02:52] leftyfb, if there is a better place to ask then let me know [03:04] I got rid of the white dot grid on the login screen, but it still shows up on the lock screen [03:04] 16.05 [03:04] 04* [03:23] i'm on 17.10 and i can't get ipv6 privacy extensions to work with systemd-networkd --- has anyone gotten this working successfully? [03:23] it always resets the use_tempaddr sysctl to 0 [03:43] i have a combo mic jack (microphone and headphone jack in one) and i can't seem to figure out using it as a mic [03:45] hey, is there argument for "ssh" to chose interface used? Tried from --help but no luck. Like wlan0 for example [03:46] I manage to ping my device with setting correct interface but ssh fails, I'm suspecting it is because wrong iface is used [03:49] omenius - what ubuntu you're using 17 or 16 ? [03:51] omenius - can you do [03:52] cat /etc/network/interfaces | grep inet6 [03:53] I actually managed to get it working, I guess my ip space was colliding or something since it worked with second time using different ip [03:53] omenius - n1 :) [03:53] Most of the issues with ipv6 is bad/not proper addressing [03:53] but I have new question: I use minimal version of ubuntu and my cli cursor is completely invisible and this really gets to me [03:53] hahahahahha [03:54] im also using xenial server minimal instalation [03:54] but not cursor, shell only :D [03:54] kek, I guess I can live with this [03:58] omenius - can you upload screenshot or camera shot from phone of invisible cursor ? [03:58] :) [03:58] are you using Gnome ? [04:01] I have noi GUI, just shell [04:01] so you can imagine how fun is it to go without the text cursor [04:01] 16.04 I think [04:05] uh, my usb0 interface drops the assigned IP address every time I use it once [04:06] super weird, let's see if configuring it into /etc/network/interfaces helps anything [04:08] im just using the ifconfig usb0 ip.ip.ip.ip, and when I do ssh, ping or anything I've tried, it works once and next time I try, it fails and ifconfig does not show any ip for usb0 iface [04:12] . [04:15] no, this ip dropping seems to happen randomly, eh [04:15] omenius: check your journals and make any corrective actions needed [04:26] what's preferred apps to handle copy paste list of command? [04:27] fishcooker, did you mean pastebinit [04:56] ubuntu [04:57] sername ALL = NOPASSWD: /some/program [04:57] it will work? [04:57] *u [04:57] in visudo [05:05] nope like qlipper bazhang [05:30] sername ALL = NOPASSWD: /some/program [05:30] it will work? [05:47] Hi, so I was watching a youtube video and it paused, a left click or space bar pressed happened, I saw the animation when you click or the space bar is pressed and it paused the video. My hands were off my keyboard and touchpad, it can't have been me. Could it have been anything else than a hacking? [05:56] yes about a zillion other "plausible" explanations....as you were [05:58] Hi tatertotz [06:01] dedze: ubuntu version? [06:01] lotuspsychje: 16.04 LTS [06:02] dedze: up to date to .3? [06:02] dedze: lsb_release -a to check [06:02] lotuspsychje: I did the security updates today [06:03] lotuspsychje: escription: Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS [06:03] dedze: ok good, do you use any remote control program? [06:04] lotuspsychje: Nop I never used any in my life, desktop sharing isn't installed either if that's relevant, it's the only update I didnt do [06:04] lotuspsychje: Also, this is a fresh install from november 16th [06:05] dedze: then i doubt your got hacked [06:05] lotuspsychje: Can you take a look at my auth logs please? I have seen a few things that I couldnt explain even after googling it [06:06] dedze: hastebin.com them to us, lets have a look [06:06] dedze: do you use ssh? [06:07] lotuspsychje: Thanks, it's already ready hehe : https://paste.ubuntu.com/26010300/ [06:07] lotuspsychje: I have never heard of ssh before [06:08] lotuspsychje: The only softwares that I installed are skype and Redshift [06:08] dedze: are you admin of your system, aka sudo rights? [06:08] lotuspsychje: I can use sudo yep [06:08] dedze: anyone else knows your password? [06:09] lotuspsychje: Nop it's a new one, and not a guessable one [06:09] lotuspsychje: Maybe not long enough? What is the minimum lenght advised? [06:09] dedze: then its really doubtfull your system has been compromized [06:10] dedze: your ubuntu setup has already advised you if its strong or not [06:10] morning alkis [06:10] lotuspsychje: Ah oki, I think it said strong hehe [06:10] lotuspsychje: BTW in the logs, I dont get this line : pkexec: pam_unix(polkit-1:session): session opened for user root by (uid=1000) [06:11] Doesnt it mean something is executing a programe as me? [06:12] dedze: your auth log doesnt seem weird [06:12] dedze: if you really have doubts, try rkhunter and clamav [06:12] lotuspsychje: Oki, what could have generated the click? It's not the first time it happened [06:12] lotuspsychje: It happened in this install and in the one before [06:13] dedze: well never say never ofcourse, do you press ads alot on websites? [06:13] lotuspsychje: I have ublock origin and noscript so I really dont see many ads [06:14] dedze: perhaps a hardware fault in your mouse? [06:14] lotuspsychje: But started today, very strangely, I saw a few ads on youtube?? It's the first time it happened in 6 months of using ubuntu [06:14] lotuspsychje: I'm using a touchpad currently, hopefuly it's just this [06:16] dedze: i doubt its about security in your case [06:17] lotuspsychje: Thank you very much hehe, the youtube ads were probably some misconfiguration since I installed the new version of noscript today [06:18] Anyone use a tiling window manager on top of xubuntu? If so, which one? [06:19] dedze: just make sure you dont click random stuff on the web [06:19] lotuspsychje: Haha yeah :p [06:22] GhostwalkGames: apt-cache search tiling [06:24] Good morning lotuspsychje, hi all :) [06:26] Okay thanks will search apt [06:35] hi alkisg [06:39] lotuspsychje: I'm going, see you! [06:44] I'm trying to install xubuntu on an inspiron E1505 for a friend. However, when I install the Nvidia driver 304.135, I am limited to a resolution of 1024 x 768. The laptop should have a native resolution of 1680x1050. Anyone have an idea of where I should start looking for a solution? [06:44] that's a rather ancient driver [06:45] hateball: it's an old laptop. That is the driver that appeared in the additional driver utility. Should I go to the Nvidia website and download the latest? [06:45] no [06:45] what version of ubuntu is it, what card(s) are in the laptop [06:46] Ben64: I just realized I'm looking at the specs for the Radeon version of the laptop. That can't be right. Give me a sec [06:47] use the laptop itself to find the information [06:48] Ben64: I mean, if you want to do it the easy way. NVIDIA G72M [Quatro NVS 110M/GeForce Go 7300] [06:49] ooh [06:49] I used inxi -Fxz, it says on the line below it at the end Failed: nvidia, nouveau [06:51] well 304 should work for it [06:51] is it loaded? 'lsmod' [06:53] Ben64: It doesn't appear to be [06:55] try loading it then, sudo modprobe nvidia [06:56] modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'nvidia_304': Input/output error [06:56] hi [06:56] hmm, that's a weird error [06:57] can you pastebin 'dmesg | tail -n50' [06:57] Ben64: working [06:57] i started my notebook mouse doesnt move and my hexchat looks like window 98 im on hexchat [06:58] lotuspsychje: I'm back!!! I did a netstat -a with all my programs closed and it detected 2 connections!!! [06:59] nvm [07:00] dedze: what kind of connections [07:01] lotuspsychje: https://paste.ubuntu.com/26010499/ [07:02] Ben64: https://paste.ubuntu.com/26010501 [07:02] dedze: aww, we weren't sequential. Fail [07:03] GizmoRomick: What do you mean? I don't understand [07:04] GizmoRomick: looks like problems [07:04] dedze: you're link ended in 499, mine ended in 501 [07:05] GizmoRomick: Oh someone cheated us :o haha [07:05] Ben64: I'm currently loading Processor microcode firmware, so some of that could be it. Maybe I should try again after I restart [07:06] Running Lubuntu. I have a CD-R that (I think) was burned on a Mac running some variation of OS X. I have hfsutils installed. The CD doesn't mount. It shows up in Disks, which can identify how much space is used on the CD, but there's no option to mount. I've got 2 copies of the same CD, and they behave identically. I hear the drives spin up reading them, and it doesn't make any unusual or concerning noises. Any suggestions how to read th [07:07] CD's wouldn't use hfs [07:07] I'd expect iso9660 or udf on a CD regardless of which OS burned it [07:08] lotuspsychje: It's suspicious, isnt it? [07:08] Disks just shows "Unknown" === thorre_se is now known as thorre [07:08] boblamont: perhaps it's simply a bad burn? [07:08] Is it a music disk or a disk with files on it? [07:09] it's files. I thought bad burn, but the duplicate copy seems unlikely. [07:09] dedze: yeah might be [07:09] boblamont: eject, wait a bit, put it back, then look in dmesg for some clues [07:09] lotuspsychje: How can I investigate it further? [07:10] ok [07:11] dedze: you might wanna reboot & check again [07:11] Oki, I'm doing this just now [07:11] lotuspsychje: Oki I'm going this just now [07:11] dedze: lsof may help. btw: TIME_WAIT is recently closed connections, the kernel keeps them around so it doesn't accidentally make a new connection with the same ports and assign slow packets from the old connection to the new one. they persist for 2x RTT then vanish after being closed [07:11] dedze: run both rkhunter and clamav scan also [07:11] I ejected, waited, put it back, ran dmesg and there's nothing about it in there [07:12] boblamont: sudo file -s /dev/sr0, to see how it is reported [07:12] Triffid_Hunter: Oh maybe I will try again to close everything, wait a bit more than a few sec and netstat it then [07:12] dedze: lsof -i -n will tell you which processes own each socket [07:12] data [07:13] boblamont: nothing that linux knows about then :) You can try dd, to create a file out of it, and then maybe open it in some VM... [07:13] Triffid_Hunter: It only shows for firefox now [07:13] dedze: sudo lsof if you want to see sockets owned by other users' programs eg system services [07:15] boblamont: sudo hexdump /dev/sr0 -C -n 512 ==> that might give you some string to see what's it about [07:15] Triffid_Hunter: What is the command for netstat to show only the active internet connection and not all? === passOe is now known as aOssed [07:16] dedze: no idea, haven't used netstat in years.. lsof is my friend :P [07:16] ok, what am I looking for there? [07:18] boblamont: any strings, e.g. the program that created it or its file system etc. You can put the output to paste.ubuntu.com as well. [07:19] Triffid_Hunter: lotuspsychje https://paste.ubuntu.com/26010554/ [07:20] dedze: looks fine.. firefox has a couple active connections, cups, dnsmasq and dhclient are listening for stuff [07:21] Triffid_Hunter: Thanks, my reason to come here initially was that sometimes, some random left clicks happend and once a right click. It persisted after doing a fresh ubuntu install [07:21] http://paste.ubuntu.com/26010565/ found ER, which could mean ERROR? I have both copies in, and they appear identical [07:21] Triffid_Hunter: It happen once per day max and not every day, but maybe sometimes the clicks happen where I cannot notice them and I only notice them when they by luck click on something? lol [07:22] boblamont: that "3" line with the "*" there means "same content", i.e. it's full of zeroes at that point [07:22] boblamont: that doesn't really seem like a header of a proper file system [07:23] boblamont: if you want, you can increase the 512 size in the command line to more, e.g. 5000, and if you still see zeroes... throw away the CDs [07:23] dedze: what do mouse clicks have to do with stuff? modern clients will hold connections open to servers in case you click on something, and also many webpages have various websockets or asynchronous javascript stuff happening which will maintain open connections simply from the page being visible.. you may even get connections from firefox's update checker [07:25] When i increased it (to 5120), I got some useful ASCII: Apple Partition map, Toast 5.2, HFS+ Builder Apple_HFS [07:25] boblamont: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_file_signatures [07:25] toast Roxio Toast disc image file, also some .dmg-files begin with same bytes 0 ER.... ãER.... 45 52 02 00 00 00 [07:26] So that's what you're looking to mount [07:26] so, might be a dmg or weird apple partition table with HFS+ inside or something? [07:27] Triffid_Hunter: Click on random thing in a game, click on random video when browsing, pausing a video(today), right click on the chat box of skype while I was typing [07:28] Triffid_Hunter: The game is on firefox too BTW [07:29] Triffid_Hunter: Actually all the left clicks happened on firefox, and the right click, I'm not 100% that it wasnt my wrist on the mouse because my keyboard and mouse are akwardly close [07:31] Triffid_Hunter: Oh I misread your question hehe. I was wondering if I'm being hacked because of the clicks, it's my great paranoia after I opened a spam email on my phone [07:31] boblamont: http://filext.com/file-extension/TOAST => "the program 7-Zip can open a .TOAST file on a PC as well" ==> try `sudo file-roller /dev/sr0` or dd it to a file first [07:34] lotuspsychje: How do I install rkhunter and clamav? sudo apt-get install rkhunter? [07:35] dedze: yeah, sudo apt-get install rkhunter clamav [07:38] Ben64: I finished installing the microcode firmware. Should I try installing nouveau again and re-install nvidia-304? [07:38] EriC^^: It did something weird and opened a grey/purple box in the terminal about selecting a mail server, clicking on ok didn't close the box [07:38] file-roller didn't work ("archive type not supported" [07:38] Is it normal? [07:39] dedze: you have to use the arrows and space and enter buttons to navigate an select [07:40] Lol I know that DzAirmaX dude [07:44] EriC^^: So basically I should pick locally right? Or can it be send to a regular gmail adress? [07:45] dedze: i'd choose locally [07:45] for a home pc like mine [07:45] GizmoRomick: nouveau and nvidia don't work together [07:46] Ben64: I meant loading one and then loading the other [07:46] yeah, they don't work together [07:46] Ben64: alternatively, not at the same time [07:47] doesn't really make sense [07:48] Ben64: I also wanted to see what resolution nouveau detected, 1280 x 800. I am switching back to Nvidia-304 now. [07:50] EriC^^: Woah firefox crashed that was weird hahaha [07:51] :O [07:51] EriC^^: It created 2 new users on my laptop === aOssed is now known as passOe [07:52] BTW do you have any idea why this is happening so often in my auth.log : Nov 21 04:17:01 Mugiwara-Crew CRON[29829]: pam_unix(cron:session): session opened for user root by (uid=0) Nov 21 04:17:01 Mugiwara-Crew CRON[29829]: pam_unix(cron:session): session closed for user root [07:52] Sometimes, nothing is happening in the log for a few hours except this one 5 times [07:55] Who was it again that told me to download rkhunter? I got disconnected and lost your name, it's installed now, how do I start a scan? [07:57] dedze: Was it EriC^^ ? [07:58] strive: nop haha [07:59] dedze: i think it was lotuspsychje ? [07:59] Oh right! [07:59] lotuspsychje: rkhunter gave me a warning here : /usr/bin/lwp-request [ Warning ] [08:00] Has anyone experienced problems setting up a local serial console on Ubuntu 17.10? [08:00] dd'ed it to an iso, mounted it and there everything is! takes a bit longer than it just working, but it's better than nothing. thanks alkisg! [08:00] np :) [08:02] when I edit /etc/default/grub to enable serial console (as I have done with 17.04 and below) and reboot, my keyboard/mouse stop working at boot [08:02] very strange. [08:07] Can someone help me with the result of my Rkhunter scan please? [08:07] dedze: did you have rookits found on the result? [08:08] lotuspsychje: Nop not rootkit but other issues! [08:08] dedze: pastebin? [08:09] dedze: some of the rkhunter are false positive, so dont worry too fast [08:09] lotuspsychje: https://paste.ubuntu.com/26010753/ [08:09] Oki :p hopefully they are all false positive [08:10] lotuspsychje: Also if it's relevant, I uninstalled avahi because some things I read on a forum scared me haha [08:10] A few days ago [08:12] dedze: looks pretty neat result to me [08:13] lotuspsychje: Oh oki thanks!! Also this one line I'm troubled about : [09:02:06] Warning: User 'postfix' has been added to the passwd file. [08:13] I dont know the user postfix [08:13] And I monitor my auth log a lot, I didn't see it in it [08:14] dedze: postfix is an email daemon [08:14] dedze: same does clamav has been added [08:15] Ah yes guys It's my bad I checked and it was added after installing rkhunter and clamav [08:15] I'm going to man clamav and try to launch its scan [08:16] dedze: healty paranoia is good, but after investigation sleep on both ears again [08:16] (10:10:31 πμ) dedze: lotuspsychje: Also if it's relevant, I uninstalled avahi because some things I read on a forum scared me haha ==> be careful when removing packages because e.g. ubuntu-desktop depends on them and will be removed too [08:16] lotuspsychje: Hahaha it's my problem you nailed it [08:17] apt purge avahi-daemon => The following packages will be REMOVED: avahi-daemon* avahi-discover* avahi-dnsconfd* avahi-utils* libnss-mdns* ubuntu-mate-core* ubuntu-mate-desktop* [08:17] dedze: yeah like alkisg says, better start/stop a service then removing one [08:18] lotuspsychje: alkisg Arg I see, I didnt use purge though, for sure. Could it have reduced my security? Should I do a new ubuntu fresh install without uninstalling avahi? [08:19] dedze: purge is the same as remove === passOe is now known as aOssed [08:19] Both remove packages that depend on the removed package [08:19] lotuspsychje: alkisg I used this one :apt-get remove avahi-daemon [08:19] dedze: purge removes config files as well, remove doesn't [08:20] do you guys prefer the LTS distributions or the newer ones for your personal machines? [08:20] JoshuaD: really depends you personal flavor [08:20] ducasse: Oh I see, thanks for teaching [08:20] dedze: which flavor do you use, e.g. ubuntu? dpkg -l ubuntu-desktop will tell you if you still have it, so you're ok [08:20] JoshuaD: would you like stable or latest? [08:20] both :-X [08:21] JoshuaD: well if installing latest, it doesnt mean it would be unstable [08:21] I don't mind tinkering with applications and having there be bugs in them. I'd be sad wrestling with driver problems. [08:21] are you willing to upgrade every 9months JoshuaD ? [08:21] JoshuaD: but in most cases LTS will perform better/longer [08:21] alkisg: I dont understand the result of it: https://paste.ubuntu.com/26010817/ [08:22] @EriC^^, probably not. This laptop I just accidentally nuked was still on 16.10 [08:22] dedze: you still have it installed, so you're ok [08:22] JoshuaD: lts is the one you want ;) [08:22] dedze: ubuntu-desktop probably just recommends avahi, while mate depends on it [08:22] alkisg: Oki thx! [08:22] JoshuaD: LTS releases also get access to the newer releases kernel and xorg [08:23] JoshuaD: by 'stable', lotus means well-tested software that is supported for 5 years. the other releases won't necessarily crash, but they're only supported for 9 months. if you need to ask, we usually recommend lts. [08:23] who is the target audience for the non-LTS releases? [08:23] JoshuaD: alot of bug testers are on non-lts helping the community [08:23] alkisg: I keep having these things in my auth.log, I tried to google but I cant find an explanation for it : https://paste.ubuntu.com/26010824/ [08:23] JoshuaD: but also alot of other users testing latest bling [08:24] dedze: cron is a service that runs things for your system in regular intervals. It auths to execute things. [08:24] JoshuaD: its fun to see whats comming up in the future [08:25] JoshuaD: good scenario would be 2 machines, daily driver LTS and testmachine/virtualbox non-LTS [08:25] alkisg: Ohh I see, BTW and what about this one? https://paste.ubuntu.com/26010840/ [08:26] alkisg: I don't enter anything in terminal for it to happen, it's happening by itself, often! [08:27] dedze: update-notifier is a program that tries to show you a dialog that "updates are available", and in this case it fails because you or the automatic updates are already running apt [08:27] dedze: that's checking for package updates, it looks like [08:27] @lotuspsychje, Thanks. I think I'll try 16.04 and see how that feels. Both my machines were on 16.10, so if I'm missing something it'll stand out to me. Hopefully I won't. [08:28] dedze: is that on 17.10? [08:28] JoshuaD: the danger we see most with user on non-LTS versions, they come here with EOL when its too late [08:28] ducasse: Ah oki I was wondering because sometimes it happen 2 times in 10 minutes then 0 time in few hours [08:28] alkisg: 16.04 (with the latest updates from a few hours ago) [08:28] ok [08:29] Awesome. Glad i asked. I was inclined to go the other way. [08:29] Thanks again [08:29] JoshuaD: enjoy! [08:33] alkisg: ducasse lotuspsychje EriC^^ : Guys thanks a lot for your help, I'm less scared hahaha and I learnt quite a bit thanks to you! Take care!! [08:33] np [08:42] where to put commad that will run script as boot as quick as it can? now i have in rc.local [08:44] petzup: what it does and how it does it will determain where to put it in the new world order of init systems [08:44] i have orangepi which have LCD1602 display and on start screen is just blue offcourse i would like to output text alredy on start [08:45] petzup: so what is required for the screen to be active [08:45] psython [08:45] python* [08:46] there must be more than python needed to use the screen [08:46] eg: is it starting X, is it running a virtual terminal [08:48] so where to put script than? [08:48] it tooks about 30secs before it's loaded it's a little bit too much === aOssed is now known as passOe [08:54] https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/369254/execute-a-script-shell-automatically-on-startup-in-ubuntu [09:07] petzup: what does the script depend on to use the monirot [09:07] monitor === passOe is now known as aOssed [09:42] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47409834/linux-python-get-list-of-devices-on-ports [09:43] petzup: you paste links but you don't answer questions. We can't help you that way. [09:43] Hello. I have an interesting case. My laptop shuts down when training neural network. When I turn it on, fan is working very hard and then cools down. where should I search for the root of the problem? [09:44] alkisg i'm asking on this forum [09:44] don't know what's answer [09:44] petzup: so now you don't want to ask about the display, but about ssh? [09:44] i fixed display [09:45] this is my new problem [09:45] :) [09:45] cerkauskas: possibly clean up the cpu + ventilation. Is it amd? [09:46] alkisg: no, nvidia geforce. I cannot do anything with hardware since warranty is still there. [09:47] cerkauskas: you train it with cpu (e.g. intel) or with the gpu (e.g. nvidia)? [09:47] if it has valid warranty, sure you can, send it back :) [09:47] E.g. my laptop's nvidia got burned, unfortunately 1 month after the warranty expired [09:47] alkisg: GPU, cpu is used only for data preparation [09:48] alkisg: what is the max temperature gpu should reach? [09:48] cerkauskas: use some temperature monitoring utility for the gpu/cpu. The max is defined by the manufacturer [09:49] http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2752/~/nvidia-gpu-maximum-operating-temperature-and-overheating => "but is generally in the 105C range " [09:49] Mine was damaged at 104-105. [09:50] alkisg: thanks. Thats what I thought so. [09:50] manufacturer says its 97, so I'll check how high it becomes [09:50] Nvidia then withdrew a lot of laptop series, from hp etc, but not from my acer :/ [09:59] hi === DaemonFC` is now known as DaemonFC [10:17] is it good server response time 0.92 seconds, when I turned off plugins it is 0.45 [10:18] should be no more than 0.2 [10:19] it's this site http://kselax.ru [10:19] was made by me :) [10:20] 27kb and so long response, it's impossible, it means there something wrong inside code [10:20] or broken ubuntu [11:15] Is this somehting ubuntu can fix or do we need a bios update in this case? https://www.wired.com/story/intel-management-engine-vulnerabilities-pcs-servers-iot/ [11:18] I don't think Ubuntu can touch it. [11:19] adac: there are stand-along Intel executable patchers that you can boot with (OS independent stand-alone ISOs) but last I read you need to build the ISO yourself [11:19] adac: Linux does have a UEFI firmware capsule update function, but then you'd need the Capsule from the manufacturer [11:21] TJ-, thanks for the explanation! [11:23] It would be funny if you could patch the vulnerability through the vulnerability itself. === gsilvapt_ is now known as gsilva === SimonNL is now known as SimonNL_Afk [12:02] Neo2: we don't debug your code for you, that's something you need to do yourself [12:02] I do [12:03] later === kostkon_ is now known as kostkon [12:28] is it just me [12:28]