[00:31] You want to route faster than the networks will allow you for the hardware implementation they've also provided? [00:31] Or just jump channel up for free? [00:32] where do i control how long the display is on before it goes off [00:33] powe management or screensaver [00:33] cool; i think it was blank screen after 15 min [00:33] that i changed to never [00:35] now check your power saving as well [00:46] a shell script shall that I'll use on most of my computers shall guess how long to expect my text editor to load. my desktop PCs and notebooks are fast, my netbooks take a little longer. is there a good *and* easy way to guess whether it's running on a netbook, that's more future proof than hostnames or vendor/model? [00:47] aka can I give my future self a better chance of not having to adapt it to the next netbook? === pauljw1604 is now known as pauljw [00:53] tl;dr Reason #983473 why it is a really, really bad idea to store credentials in plaintext in Github: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-11-21/uber-concealed-cyberattack-that-exposed-57-million-people-s-data [00:53] Sorry wrong channel :-) [01:55] What's the easiest/best way to do graphical file sharing over local network with thunar? [01:58] JoshuaD : I use smthg like this https://bipedu.wordpress.com/2013/01/15/add-right-click-samba-share-in-thunarxfce-file-manager/ [02:00] sweet i'll try it out. thanks === dvdmuckle is now known as cdmuckle === cdmuckle is now known as cavepaintingmuck === cavepaintingmuck is now known as dvdmuckle === dvdmuckle is now known as floppymuckle === floppymuckle is now known as dvdmuckle [03:02] what would i need to do to make systemd-nspawn think that cgroups hierarchy is not used [03:22] What is the best way to have a dynamic dns service recognize what ip I have for an ubuntu seerver? What package on the repos should I install? === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [04:25] whats the thing you have to use for port forwarding? like ssh allow? [04:25] I have it forwarding port 1022 on my router to my machines local ip [04:26] my home computer is refusing connections on port 1022 even though they are being forwarded by my router basically [04:28] I did install openssh-server [04:31] bilb_ono, you want to use 1022 to ssh? [04:32] jrp93, you have to manually change it in /etc/ssh/sshd_config [04:32] bilb_ono * [04:32] jrp93: ah I see [04:32] 22 by default === VileGent is now known as kk4ewt [04:41] Does ANYONE here know about systemd-nspawn? -_- [04:42] rosa: probably, but people never say "yes" to respond to "does anyone know about X" questions, never seen it a single time [04:42] rosa: try with the more detailed question right away [04:43] i get Failed to determine whether the unified cgroups hierarchy is used: No medium found [05:08] hey guys, im on 1.7.10 and im not getting sound on more then 1 program at a time. is there anyone that can help me figure this out? im awfully new to linux [05:21] I'm getting an error "error: C++ style comments are not allowed in ISO C90" when trying to run a make command after a successful ./configure [05:21] any idea how to fix that? [05:23] lubuntu 16.04 [05:33] comment #6 sounds helpful https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1191523 [05:49] can someone please walk me through setting up LAN file transfer? 2 Ubuntu pc's on A.A. one amd other i386 [05:51] disregard, turns out I don't have much time. will ask again some time in the next week === grayghst83 is now known as shampton === shampton is now known as grayghst83 [06:12] morning alkisg [06:12] Good morning lotuspsychje, hi all! :) [06:13] I just filed https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/1733776. I wonder, is it just me or is that really annoying? :) [06:13] Launchpad bug 1733776 in update-manager (Ubuntu) "Request to display the package name along with the synopsis" [Undecided,New] [06:14] I am on kubuntu 16.04. But the issue I am experiencing is a more generic issue. My xapian databases are not being generate properly causing a kdeinit5 crash. As a result synaptic also crashes. Running update-apt-xapian-index [06:14] crashes with a 'ValueError: could not convert string to int' from python how I resolve this? [06:14] err I mean synaptic also crashes because of the xapian database [06:15] is there a way to cleany regenerate all xapian databases fresh [06:15] not sure how this actually works. [06:15] aiena: what's using xapian in kde? It's not preinstalled in ubuntu/ubuntu-mate anymore [06:16] Software center was using it in 14.04, but it's not preinstalled in 16.04 as they switched to gnome-software [06:16] alkisg: I dont know maybe installing synaptic install xapian [06:16] I have synaptic without xapian [06:16] *installed [06:16] Try to remove it and see; cancel it of course [06:16] alkisg: a screenshot would be nice to that bug [06:16] I dont know what is using it [06:16] lotuspsychje: good idea [06:17] alkisg: how do I restrict search to installed packages only [06:17] aiena: apt purge --dry-run --auto-remove apt-xapian-index [06:18] alkisg: ah it is plasma-muon the kubuntu package manager which is not part of KDE by default [06:18] and some plasma-discover too [06:18] OK, so you do need it [06:19] one minute let me pastebin [06:19] Nah I was just wondering if you can completely remove it [06:19] If you want to use plasma-muon, you can't... [06:21] alkisg: http://paste.opensuse.org/view/raw/69b6fb53 [06:21] I dont want plasma-muon I use the terminal for all package management needs [06:21] I wonder why libopencv would use it [06:22] aiena: there are other things there like software-properties-kde etc, so don't remove it [06:22] and libgles1-mesa [06:22] What's the exact output of `sudo update-apt-xapian-index` ? [06:22] libgles etc are just installed in your system without a dependency, and autoremove prompts to remove them [06:23] alkisg: is it bad to run this with sudo -i? [06:23] I.e. apt purge --dry-run --auto-remove will also show them [06:23] No, it's fine if you run sudo -i update-apt-xapian-index [06:24] alkisg: http://paste.opensuse.org/view/raw/01bb4116 [06:25] I ran this command because it was suggested as a fix for synaptic crashing with xapian database error. On further investigation I noticed that kdeinit5 was crashing and it had the xapian lib in the stack trace so I though they are related. [06:26] aiena: try the suggestions in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt-xapian-index/+bug/1021474 [06:26] Launchpad bug 1021474 in apt-xapian-index (Ubuntu) "update-apt-xapian-index crashes with Unpickling Error in init() invalid load key" [Undecided,Expired] [06:26] I.e. deleting a corrupted file there [06:26] alkisg: this isz the kdeinit5 stacktrace http://paste.opensuse.org/view/raw/32f117d4 [06:26] aiena: or this: sudo update-apt-xapian-index --force [06:27] no -force also gives valueError [06:27] Or this: sudo update-apt-xapian-index --verbose --force --batch-mode (and if it still crashes paste the output) [06:27] *--force [06:27] I meant after the first suggestion which you didn't read :D " Try deleting the file and then running update-apt-xapian-index again: $ sudo rm /var/lib/apt-xapian-index/cataloged_times.p" [06:28] yes it is not crashing anymore it is doing some work [06:29] and it seemed to rebuild the index [06:29] thank you [06:29] If that fixes it, the next question is, "why was that file corrupted? do you have more corrupted things in your installation? " [06:29] E.g. disk/file system failures... [06:29] hmm no [06:29] not that I know of [06:30] how do I check [06:30] Try sudo apt install debsums; sudo debsums -s [06:30] This will at least check things under /usr [06:30] Does anyone have any recommendations for ebook readers on Ubuntu? [06:32] alkisg: ok debsums -s is running it is not giving any output I'll tell you when it completes [06:33] aiena: if it doesn't produce anything, it's a good sign [06:33] ok so far no output still. Let it complete. [06:34] !info calibre | luxio [06:34] luxio: calibre (source: calibre): e-book converter and library management. In component universe, is extra. Version 3.7.0+dfsg-2 (artful), package size 22662 kB, installed size 49714 kB [06:37] !info sigil [06:37] sigil (source: sigil): multi-platform ebook editor. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9.8+dfsg-2build2 (artful), package size 1847 kB, installed size 5638 kB [06:46] alkisg: bad news debsums gave some output [06:47] alkisg: http://paste.opensuse.org/view/raw/bb3ca0ba [06:48] but these are compiled pyc files [06:48] I dont think a package should countain them [06:48] aiena: no problem there, just bad packaging [06:48] alkisg: thanks [06:55] alkisg: guess something else corrupted the database like a system freeze [06:55] anyway going to relogin and see if kdeinit5 crashes after few seconds [06:55] Possibly [07:02] thank you alkisg rebuilding the xapian databases appears to have solved the problem. [07:03] np [07:06] would about:config settings be used on a firefox update, or be resetted? [07:06] I think it would be reused [07:07] I think it resides in the home dir and not in the root [07:07] so it would be reused [07:08] lotuspsychje: reused. They are stored in ~/.mozilla. [07:08] ok tnx [07:10] hey guys, how do I set a host and ip permanently? [07:13] cluelessperson: please rephrase, what are you trying to achieve? [07:14] ducasse: When I type "hostname" into the browser, I want it set by like my resolv.conf [07:14] but permanent [07:15] you can add it to /etc/hosts [07:15] I need help trying to enable WiFi on Acer Aspire L3600. rfkilll list tells me it's hard blocked: yes. There is NO switch for wifi on this type of machine. WiFi card is a Qualcomm Atheros AR9485. Where do I start? [07:16] This is not a laptop. [07:21] bit quiet today... is the weekend already? [07:21] is it* [07:22] still morning here, it's normally quiet for another hour or two [07:31] ok [07:33] If this stupid Acer computer insists on making ALL WiFi cards I install hard blocked, then will using an external USB WiFi dongle get around the problem or will that just get hard blocked too? [07:35] BlackDalek: it shouldnt be blocked, no [07:36] Do USB Wifi dongles work in Ubuntu? [07:36] hello all! [07:38] Can you run Wine normally on 17 10 ubuntu ( w. wayland ) ? [07:38] BlackDalek: Provided the chipset is supported, the kernel doesnt really care if it is USB or PCI or whatever [07:39] xcom169: afaik it should start xwayland [07:39] hateball: for me it won't work [07:39] wine just crashes [07:40] I suppose you could ask in ##winehq [07:40] !wine [07:40] WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu [07:40] #winehq it is, since it is official... [07:40] Personally I use nvidia+plasma so no wayland for me, cant help you test... [07:41] hateball: Maybe I could [07:42] xcom169: if anything it is more likely to have regular users of wine :) === aOssed is now known as passOe [07:58] what does message mean dns servercould not be found? [07:59] I created subdomen on my VPS http://kselax.kselax.ru and can't reach it using ordinary browsers. When I use TOR browser I get site [08:00] What is the problem? [08:01] it's in chrome http://prntscr.com/hdnh6b [08:01] it is in TOR browser http://prntscr.com/hdnhb5 [08:07] I want to install the spotify-client, I added the repo to source list and now having some dependency issues --> https://paste.debian.net/996984/ , How to resolve this? [08:09] Hi guys, is there a way to change my "desktop switcher" to the quadrant style ? [08:09] I prefer the Quadrant style to the, listed version that exists. [08:10] JFox762: maybe with some gnome extension, did you search there? [08:10] assuming you're using gnome [08:12] Im on 17.10 Ubuntu [08:12] okay, gnome 3 then [08:12] any equivalent of hotspot shield? [08:14] JFox762: search for switcher here: https://extensions.gnome.org/ [08:14] and see if there's any extension that does what you want [08:30] hello there [08:30] I have ubuntu 17.10 and since a few days my internet is not working anymore [08:30] I found what it is it's a dns issue [08:30] in my resolv.conf I have nameserver 127.0.1.1 [08:31] if I replace with nameserver 8.8.8.8 everything is fine [08:31] I've read it's a dnsmasq thing but got lost there === cyphase_eviltwin is now known as cyphase [08:47] ohhh, apropos my yesterday issue about pdfsig built from poppler source on Xenial not finding its libpoppler.so.72, a logout did the trick [08:47] there's a db of libraries ldd need to refresh [08:47] s/$/?/ [08:52] ah ldconfig(8) [09:07] what does "set to manually installed mean" in texlive-binaries is already the newest version (2015.20160222.37495-1). [09:07] texlive-binaries set to manually installed. [09:09] lesshaste: you install package a which depends on package b, i.e. b gets automatically installed [09:10] Then if you run `apt purge --auto-remove a`, b will automatically get uninstalled [09:10] Now suppose you realize that you want b to remain even if you remove a. Then you mark it as manually installed. [09:11] (by doing apt install b; even if it's already installed, this will mark that you need it unrelated to a) === 5EXAAS9LS is now known as easzero === jstein_ is now known as jstein [09:21] would b get removed if you also had package c which depends on b? [09:21] in the scenario above [09:21] err, c was installed === _ruben_ is now known as _ruben [09:34] hello! [09:34] every now and then I check back for ubuntu touch OS... a google search is not always favourable, could anyone point it out if this is still an ongoing project? some article says canonical stopped it? [09:36] I need to install a monitor alert system on ubuntu that can show me data from queries to the mysql db and send me alerts when the system detect any error from the queries, anyone know any system for this? === jelly-home is now known as jelly [09:44] I'm having trouble with my LibreOffice on Ubuntu 17.10. Buttons are not appearing correctly. Refer to linked image here: https://pasteboard.co/GUNVq2s.png [09:51] Ahhhhh!!! Nevermind. You have to turn off "Global Dark Theme" in tweaks. [09:52] Hi, I need to install a monitor alert system on ubuntu that can show me data from queries to the mysql db and send me alerts when the system detect any error from the queries, anyone know any system for this? [09:54] venommdt: anything is possible with for instance nagios or icinga [10:22] hello back. So after some checks apparently the dnsmasq that network-manager starts is listening on 127.0.0.53 instead of 127.0.1.1. any idea why? I have nothing in /etc/NetworkManager that specifies it. For that matter I don't have anything in the dnsmasq.d and dnsmasq-shared.d folders in /etc/NetworkManager [10:23] Erwyn: it changed in some ubuntu release from 127.0.1.1 to 127.0.0.53 [10:23] AH [10:24] but NetworkManager is still putting 127.0.1.1 in resolv.conf [10:24] at least on my machine [10:24] Erwyn: is this a clean install, or an upgrade? [10:25] clean install [10:25] from 3 weeks ago I think [10:25] What is the output of: dpkg -l '*dnsmasq*' | grep ^ii [10:26] alkisg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/26018797/ [10:26] Erwyn: did you manually install dnsmasq? [10:27] It's not preinstalled in my 17.10 VM [10:27] alkisg: yes in an attempt to fix things, but problem was there before [10:27] Erwyn: remove it, reboot and let's see again [10:27] Wait [10:27] purge, not just remove [10:27] apt remove --purge dnsmasq? [10:27] Right [10:28] ok [10:28] See you [10:29] 17.10 removed dnsmasq? [10:29] akik: yes, it's using the systemd method for resolving [10:29] The dnsmasq use was a very bad hack [10:29] * alkisg is very glad to see it removed [10:30] the only constant thing is change [10:30] alkisg: same issue [10:31] dnsmasq is nice software. it has many uses [10:31] Erwyn: ok, let's analyze it. ls -l /etc/resolv.conf [10:31] cat /etc/resolv.conf [10:31] Result of those? [10:31] -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 85 nov. 22 11:29 /etc/resolv.conf [10:31] akik: of course it is, and I was very disappointed when network manager actually blocked its use as a dns server because they were abusing it as a dns resolver [10:32] http://paste.ubuntu.com/26018831/ [10:32] Erwyn: sudo rm /etc/resolv.conf; sudo ln -rs /run/systemd/resolve/resolv.conf /etc/resolv.conf [10:32] (I added the first line to be able to connect here [10:32] sorry [10:32] wait [10:32] Erwyn: sudo rm /etc/resolv.conf; sudo ln -rs /run/systemd/resolve/stub-resolv.conf /etc/resolv.conf [10:32] That one [10:32] Resolv conf is supposed to be a symlink [10:32] Your editor broke it and saved it locally [10:33] So systemd refused to update it anymore [10:33] oh god [10:33] maybe I now where this come from then [10:33] I have a script to start registrator and consul for docker [10:33] Make sure it understands symlinks ;) [10:33] and this scripts inserts something into /etc/resolv.conf [10:35] yep that's it [10:35] alkisg: okay thanks, I'll have to change this, thank you very much for the help [10:35] np [10:35] Most tools have the ability to edit the symlink contents instead of replacing it with a file, consult their man pages [10:37] ok will do [10:50] I've got host digitalocean and there ubunut [10:51] and seems only ssh available, Who know how customize server? [10:51] only use shall and nothing else? [10:52] this site offer VPS for 5$ and impossible there install any site https://www.digitalocean.com [10:54] I want change server, on my current VPS the server response is very slow with default set up wordpress from box, it's 0.4 - 0.5 seconds, should have been no more 0.2 s [10:55] from what depends response speed? I think it's my server is broken, want install to degitalocean test naked wp site and compare the server response. [10:56] Hi! [10:56] On a 14.04 LTS, when doing cat /etc/debian_version [10:56] I get: jessie/sid [10:57] How is this possible? Jessie was released in April 2015, how can a 14.04 be based on jessie? [10:59] any suggestions on the nicest/cleanest way to add gretap tunnels and bridge them to a bridge on ubuntu, i.e. ifupdown /etc/network/interfaces [11:00] ZSky: https://askubuntu.com/questions/151698/which-version-of-debian-are-ubuntu-lts-releases-based-on [11:00] ZSky: short explanation, "lts releases are based on debian testing" [11:00] Not on debian stable. [11:01] 'sid' would be debian unstable, however [11:01] tomreyn: the next answer there, "This appears to have changed recently per https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS: "Starting with the 14.04 LTS development cycle, automatic full package import is performed from Debian unstable"" [11:01] oh, i didnt read that page, sorry [11:02] alkisg: so 14.04 is based on jessie testing? [11:02] ZSky: actually, on jessie unstable... [11:03] jessie / sid, so jessie unstable [11:03] alkisg: then 14.04 *should* feature systemd, right? [11:03] but it doesn't [11:03] it still uses sysvinit [11:03] why? [11:03] ZSky: not all package imports are automatic. Big packages like kernel, xorg, systemd versions are decided by the ubuntu team [11:04] It depends on their level of stability at the time of the lts release [11:04] Or, at the expected efforts for 5 year maintenance [11:04] alkisg: so at the time of 14.04 LTS, they decided not to include systemd? [11:05] If it doesn't have systemd, yes. I haven't checked 14.04 recently. [11:05] also i'm not sure whether systemd was the default init system at merge time when jessie was still unstable. [11:06] trying to format partition (usb flash drive) got the following error 'error formatting volume' This partition cannot be modified because it contains a partition table; please reitialize layout of the whole device. (udiskserror-quark, 11) [11:06] what does it mean reinitialize layout of the whole device? [11:07] alexas: i'm not sure why this (unknown?) application provides this message, but the message probably means to suggest that you should consider creating a new aprtition table on the target device [11:07] *partition [11:08] providing more context may help you get a better response [11:08] tomreyn: right, thank you. [11:09] tomreyn: well i need to flash drive to install clonezilla on it, i need it in fat32, it is ubuntu live usb drive [11:10] just download a clonezilla live iso and write it to the usb storage (if you don't mind removing all the data stored there) [11:10] tomreyn: without formating it, you mean? [11:11] yes [11:11] tomreyn: I downloaded a .zip package for usb drive already [11:12] you're doing this on ubuntu, right? [11:14] tomreyn: yes [11:15] alexas: so i guess you're apparently following method "GNU/Linux Method B: Manual" here http://clonezilla.org/liveusb.php [11:15] hi [11:16] alexas: this also suggests to create a new partition table unless you already have a suiotable FAT or NTFS partition on your thumb drive. [11:16] i got this error [11:16] !root | yuii [11:16] yuii: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo [11:16] https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/26019138/ during zabbix agent installation [11:16] how to fix it ? [11:16] if the system is configured with a non US/english local, is there a way to have stout be in US/english? [11:17] yuii: sorry, please ignore ubottu fo rnow. [11:18] !rootirc | yuii [11:18] yuii: It's not technically our business, but we'd like to tell you that IRC'ing as root is a Very Bad Idea (tm). After all, doing anything as root when root is not needed is bad, and especially bad with software that connects to the Internet. [11:18] yuii: ^ stop ignoring ubottu now ;) [11:19] yes tomreyn i was trying to follow that manual but i am unable to format my drive due to the error i posted earlier [11:19] yuii: you seem to ask a debian related question on #ubuntu [11:20] alexas: what's the application reporting this error message? === evilnewbie is now known as beaver [11:20] disks app on ubuntu 17.10 [11:22] alexas: have you tried this (i know there is no more dash but you'll find your way to the 'disks' app, i guess)? https://askubuntu.com/questions/769079/cant-format-ubuntu-installation-stick [11:24] ah i forget about gparted app, right right [11:24] but it gives an error as well.. [11:25] alexas: okay, let's do it on a temrinal. look at the output of 'lsblk -o +model' and identify your USB thump drives' device name (first table column) [11:27] it will be sdX where X is in {a..z} [11:28] tomreyn: ok i rebooted machine and did the same operation successfully, thanks [11:28] alexas: so you'Re all set? [11:28] why isn't su working? [11:29] rawruw: what makes you think it doesn't work? [11:29] (and how do you expect ti to work) [11:30] tomreyn: yes I think so, I use UNetbootin to install it into the flash drive now [11:30] alexas: okay, that's an entirely different approach, but can also work. [11:35] tomreyn: thanks for ytr your assistance, my goal was to format the drive [11:38] hello all [11:38] Hello everyone, what is the default desktop in 17.04 ? I did hear this was going to be gnome, but looks like unity ? [11:39] alexas: on a side note, 'formatting' is really a process which refers to flexible and not so flexible 5.25 and 1.44 inch floppy disks. nowadays, what you do is more adequately described as creating a file system on a block device (which can be a raw disk, a partition, a logical volume, a mapped block device etc.) [11:39] (also 8 and 3.5 in) [11:40] grandfso: it's gonme looking like unity [11:40] Ubuntu 14.04.4 ping is working, ping ya.ru and so on, but I can't connect any other services, ftp, ssh and so on. What I can see or do that fix it ? [11:41] there is other computer in this network, and I'm having Internet, but ubuntu can't connect instead of PING :( [11:41] madghost: Are you connected to IRC using that Ubuntu 14.04 machine? [11:42] no, windows, from this network [11:42] madghost: Can the 14.04 machine connect to other machines than ya.ru? [11:42] Howdy all [11:42] tomreyn: thanks :) It seemed speedier than unity :) [11:42] madghost: try setting upa TCP connection to one of these other services, e.g. echo -e "^D" | nc -vv archive.ubuntu.com 21 [11:42] ChaiTRex: yes [11:43] ping google.com and other sites are working [11:43] apt-get update doesn't work, I can't install anything [11:44] madghost: Does web browsing work? [11:44] madghost: ping is an ICMP protocols. if, for example, you're on a wireless LAN with a captive portal, you may not be eble to do much other than that. [11:44] ChaiTRex: this is server only with console, without GUI [11:45] tomreyn: not through captive portal, clear Internet thru ZyXEL router [11:45] with cable connect to router [11:45] madghost: You can use `telnet google.com 80`, then type `GET / HTTP/1.0` and press Enter twice. See if you get HTML back. [11:46] echo -e "^D" | nc -vv archive.ubuntu.com 21 is silent :( [11:46] * tomreyn has seen people getting instantly hit by flashes when mentioning 'telnet' [11:46] Well, you wouldn't want to use SSH :) [11:46] ChaiTRex: just: Trying 64.233.165.101... [11:47] but ping is: 64 bytes from lg-in-f101.1e100.net (64.233.165.101): icmp_seq=1 ttl=45 time=39.4 ms [11:47] ChaiTRex: so you can resolve hostnames (DNS / nameserver works) and you can ping hosts, but you cannot setup TCP connections to FTP ports. [11:48] madghost: Have you configured iptables or ufw recently? [11:48] ChaiTRex: sounds like you're behind a restrictive firewall then [11:48] and I can't reboot my computer :(((((( [11:48] tomreyn: It's madghost with the issues :) [11:48] HUH [11:48] ChaiTRex: oops sorry [11:48] madghost: is the power button greyed out? [11:49] hm [11:49] Try "ctrl + alt + f1" login with your usename and password and then go to a root terminal and run 'shutdown -r now" [11:49] maybe yes [11:49] madghost: Yes to what? [11:50] madghost: Is IRC working from the ubuntu 14? [11:50] yes )))))))) [11:50] my god :) yes, thank you!!!!!!!! [11:50] I forget about it :) [11:50] madghost: so far we have established that you can resolve hostnames (DNS / nameserver works) and you can ping hosts, but you cannot setup TCP connections to FTP ports. and that "I can't reboot my computer :((((((" [11:50] telnet google.com working ) [11:50] tomreyn: Also, they tried to connect to google.com via HTTP. [11:50] madghost: so it was iptavles> [11:51] iptables? [11:51] apte-get update is working :-) WOW I'm happy, thanks a lot!!!! [11:51] aiena2: yes ) [11:51] ok cool :) [11:51] madghost: If it just fixed on its own, it's probably a modem or ISP hiccup. [11:51] ChaiTRex: right, i missed that [11:52] I had rule which go all packets to corporate network [11:52] madghost: Ahh :) [11:52] it's my fault :(((( [11:52] old man, old brain :( [11:56] you can always invest into a co-processor. 80387 anyone? [11:58] I have a computer with a dedicated GPU and an intel CPU with iGPU. Everything works when i have my monitor connected to the dedicated GPU, but when i connect it to iGPU i only see the startup terminal messages - the login screen never shows. How do i fix this? [11:59] under "Software and updates" -> "additional drivers" its detected and set to use "using processor microcode firmware" === kukacz_ is now known as kukacz === leviyatan2 is now known as leviyatan [12:53] liefer: open terminal [13:06] tatertotz, hmm? [13:19] tatertotz, and then? :P [13:29] anyone here using copy paste clipboard list apps like clipman or like klipper on kde, bazhang === juboxi is now known as jubo2 [13:46] Most efficient way of preventing ubuntu from autoloading/importing zfs pools at boot? === im0nde__ is now known as im0nde [14:11] afternoon all [14:12] just upgraded my netbook to 17.10. but selected lightdm during the upgrade (from 16.04.3). any way to try the new gdm display manager? [14:13] how do i connect with virt-manager using specified ssh-key? "virt-manager -c qemu+ssh://root@mydomain:port/system" where and how can i specify the /path/to/key [14:17] brym: 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure lightdm' [14:20] ducasse: aha, many thanks. i was trying to reconfigure gdm from lightdm. [14:21] Anyone care to take a look at why i cannot boot 17.10 using the iGPU of 8700k? https://askubuntu.com/questions/979162/17-10-intel-uhd-630-8700k-unable-to-boot [14:23] liefer, use 'nomodeset' > https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45227045/ubuntu-14-04-with-kaby-lake-intel-hd-630 [14:23] !nomodeset [14:23] A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter [14:23] but this might limit the use of multi monitors [14:24] after install, install intel-microcode from the driver menu [14:24] intel-microcode should be installed [14:24] but as i write the device is listed as UNKNOWN which i find kind of odd.... maybe its ok [14:25] ill try nomodeset hang on [14:27] possibly related? https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=103331 [14:27] Freedesktop bug 103331 in DRM/Intel "No signal output when connected with HDMI Monitor (asus PA238Q)" [Major,New] [14:27] nomodeset and intel graphics didn't work for me [14:28] xorg wasn't able to use it [14:28] based on https://ark.intel.com/products/126684/Intel-Core-i7-8700K-Processor-12M-Cache-up-to-4_70-GHz the GPU should be device id 8086:3e92, can you verify this? [14:28] liefer: ^ [14:29] tomreyn, sec, i pasted info from xorg.log in my askubuntu question [14:29] ill check [14:29] also run this: sudo update-pciids [14:29] (might help with the 'UNKNOWN') [14:30] how can i see the device id? It doesnt seem to appear in 'lspci' [14:30]