[00:00] for example, in /usr/share/doc/gnome-illustrious-icon-theme/copyright, there is "Files: *" and "Files: debian/*". [00:01] yao_ziyuan: probably refers to the structure of files _inside_ the actual .deb package [00:01] you could unpack it with ar and tar [00:01] mutante: even inside the actual deb file, there is no directory named 'debian'. [00:02] mutante: install the package 'gnome-illustrious-icon-theme' and check /usr/share/doc/gnome-illustrious-icon-theme/copyright [00:03] " [00:03] The 'control' file gets copied into a directory called 'DEBIAN' inside the other 'debian' directory. [00:03] from http://tldp.org/HOWTO/html_single/Debian-Binary-Package-Building-HOWTO/#AEN48 === bazhang_ is now known as bazhang === gsilva is now known as gsilvapt [00:04] see the "Hands On" section 4 on that. looks like that "mkdir debian" right [00:05] mutante: i found an answer too: https://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/copyright-format/1.0/ [00:05] "Files: debian/*" means "All the Debian packaging files are copyright by the packager". [00:08] yao_ziyuan: aha! thanks === gsilvapt is now known as gsilva === gsilva is now known as gsilvapt [02:16] Hi all , i was wondering if anyone here uses aptitude over apt-get - can anyone recommend wheter to use one or the other? === dewwii is now known as wwed === wwed is now known as deww === jstein_ is now known as jstein === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [03:43] Hello, I have set Ubuntu 16.04 to check for updates weekly, but still get the update popup almost daily... how come? [03:56] Langley: What us set in the updates tab for [03:56] "When there are security updates " ' When there are ither updates " ? [04:11] Bashing-om, immediately and every two weeks === Changuar is now known as Toadisattva [04:16] Langley: :) .. So when the package manager is aware of a security update .. it notifys you . [04:17] But how does it get aware, if it only checks weekly [04:19] Langley: unattended-upgrades (?) . See: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2343732 <- setting up unattended-upgrades . [04:20] wut...? I dont want unattended, I just dont want it to pop up every day [04:25] Langley: A cron job- /etc/cron.daily/apt-compat - runs to check for updates .. ^^ to instruct in how to check for that condition and how to disable it - he types of updates you can do automatically are set by /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50unattended-upgrades . [04:31] Why is it using cron.daily if I set it to weekly? [04:32] Langley: Regrets, I do not know the GUI well enough to answer that . [04:47] hey all [04:48] having a bunch of odd end issues with 17.10, is this to be expected? Looking for a dependable office pc, should i go to 16.04? === Conflict_ is now known as Conflict [04:53] wyseguy, in my opinion you should stick to LTS [04:54] Langley, ya, i just installed the latest and ran with it for 2 weeks.. looks like im exporting my terminal history, backing up and starting over :) [04:55] 1 thing i really miss is the older look and feel of gnome, there should be an easy way to accomplish this in 16.04.3 no? [04:56] Do you mean Gnome 2...? [04:56] um [04:56] let me google this, 1 sec [04:58] Langley, this layout https://www.geek.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Ubuntu_10.04_LTS-625x352.jpg [04:59] just seemed cleaner and easier to use [04:59] Looks like MATE... You can download Ubuntu MATE. Xubuntu is also very much like that [04:59] ive been out of the linux game for some time... came up on slack back in the day and then was on mandrake for a bit, then ubuntu [04:59] Lubuntu too. All old school [05:00] ya, i was gonna ask about all these forks of ubuntu... mint, mate, xubuntu and so on... are they all pretty much the same? i know mint is a bit different [05:00] its a pc in my home office and just want someone solid that i can depend on [05:00] Mint is independent and adds their own stuff too, and changes things... the others is mostly just different DEs I guess [05:01] x99 extreme 4, i7 5820k, 32gb ram, gtx 1060, 500ssd [05:01] something* solid haha [05:01] figured ubuntu has one of the biggest (followings of sorts) so figured there would be more engineering behind it and would be a solid OS [05:02] ya tried mint, had quite a few quirks that i got through but the little things that would constantly happen just got under my skin and it didnt feel like i could depend on it [05:03] There's quirks in everything... no perfect distro [05:04] ya true, just looking for something solid then build from there [05:04] but guess it was not the right move to go non lts [05:05] xubuntu 9 looks like i want it to haha, the new one looks like a mac :p [05:05] guess ill go 16.04.3 and see what i can do to use gnome instead of unity [05:06] oh, looks like there is an ubuntu gnome :) [05:06] But that's Gnome 3, very different. [05:07] ah [05:07] hm [05:09] is ubuntu mate the same thing as ubuntu? [05:10] just a different DE? [05:10] Except for the DE, I think so [05:11] I was really happy with it, except it froze when playing Binding of Isaac. Otherwise I'd still be running it [05:11] ah [05:11] you gave into unity? [05:11] Nah, running Ubuntu Gnome and Manjaro now [05:12] ive heard a lot of talk about manjaro [05:12] thoughts? [05:12] Probably a case of arch-like "perfect until it shits itself" [05:13] haha [05:14] someone said in a post that on 16.04.3 that you can just run gnome classic that is built into the Gnome DE. Just under where you enter your pw is a small gear icon, you can choose it there... [05:14] is this true? [05:15] oh, i see what they are doing, looks like MATE is kept up to date where as gnome classic is not [05:28] wyseguy: by "gnome classic" they probably mean gnome-flashback, which isn't preinstalled but you can install it, and yes, mate is more maintained [05:29] ya [05:30] so if i install 16.04.3 and then install gnome is that the same exact thing as just installing ubuntu gnome? [05:31] wyseguy: "install 16.04.3" you mean if you install unity? [05:32] No, it's not the same, you now have 2 desktop environments instead of 1 [05:32] In theory they would be completely isolated, but in practice, some services of one de may be running in the other de, wasting ram, slowing things etc [05:33] ah i see okay [05:35] Hey guys, if my home network or another device on my network was compromised, would my ubuntu system be vulnerable? If yes, how would it make it vulnerable? [05:36] dedze, did this happen or just for instance? [05:36] and if it happened, how do you know it happened? [05:38] wyseguy: My phone acting weird, for a while now, like skype cant access my front camera anymore, screen not going to sleep for an hour when it should have in 5min, randomly slow, overheating, phone turning off and when I turn it on again I realize that it still has battery [05:38] phone? you have ubuntu on a phone?? [05:38] are you a high level target in the public eye? lol [05:38] wyseguy: And also, random clicks happening on my ubuntu, 2 days ago, a youtube video I was watching paused by itself and I was not touching my touchpad or keyboard. [05:39] cfhowlett: No, my phone is a lumia 550 (windows phone) [05:39] dedze: there are viruses that spread via usb sticks, e.g. get into one pc over the net, then get written on a stick, then go to another pc over the stick, then again over the net etc etc. There's no way to be sure you aren't hacked in the software world. That said, windows viruses rarely affect ubuntu. [05:39] maybe you have a ghost and that person use to be into linux... [05:39] More like a cyber stalker you know [05:39] dedze, windows fails are not ubuntu fails. but you might want to https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/best-practices-for-hardening-new-sever-in-2017 [05:40] And the guy I suspect, he didn't message me for years [05:40] And 10 days after I removed windows on my laptop and install ubuntu, he sent me 'where have you been' [05:40] so ... nothing to do with ubuntu. [05:42] cfhowlett: My question, is could a hacker get into my ubuntu system if my network or/and phone or windows computer of my father are infected? [05:42] highly unlikely. [05:42] Thank you =) [05:42] Unlikely, but possible... [05:42] Like how would it be possible? [05:43] Like, some exploit? [05:43] Sure [05:43] If it's a computer, it can be exploted [05:45] Also, do you guys know where I can find good information on securing my ubuntu system if I suspect my network is compromised? [05:45] did I NOT send you link for that exact topic above?? [05:45] cfhowlett: Well I don't have a server [05:45] cfhowlett, let me check for you [05:46] yup. [05:46] dedze, same steps to secure [05:46] Oki thank you =) [05:47] I want to create two different shortcuts (.desktop files) for Steam, each logging automatically into different accounts (two people use this pc) [05:47] The way to do that, though, is to launch `steam -login username password' [05:48] What could I do to avoid as much as possible storing the password in plaintext? [05:48] what the heck? [05:48] Failed to reload daemon: Refusing to reload, not enough space available on /run/systemd [05:48] !steam | might want to ask the other channel rosvi [05:48] might want to ask the other channel rosvi: Valve have officially announced that they are developing Steam and are working with !ubuntu during their development, see http://blogs.valvesoftware.com/linux/steamd-penguins/ for further details, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Valve for install instructions, you can also join #ubuntu-steam for discussion. [05:48] what is /run/systemd? it appears to be a RAM drive... [05:49] cfhowlett: thanks a lot! [05:49] happy2help! [05:50] cfhowlett: Also, I have a lot of warnings in my syslog, is it something I should investigate and try to fix or is it normal? [05:51] without knowing exactly what you're looking at ... [05:52] cfhowlett: I have this one all the time, I can't find how to fix it : org.gnome.zeitgeist.SimpleIndexer[1804]: ** (zeitgeist-fts:2526): WARNING **: Unable to get info on application://nautilus-autostart.desktop [05:52] Volund: all /run is a "ram drive" [05:53] if you have it all the time, sounds like a non-issue [05:53] and it's a warning only, not a fault message [05:53] looks like a launcher [05:53] if i go with 16.04.3 when april rolls around unity will be gone for LTS, so would it be better to roll with ubuntu gnome instead... or still install 16.04.3 and then install gnome on it, then when 18 rolls around use the default DE? [05:53] well it appears to not have enough space... not sure how to improve that or clear unnecessary things out of it. >_< [05:54] wyseguy, unity is not going to vanish in 16.04.3! [05:54] I would argue politely, though, that this is not an issue with steam itself but rather about password security when you need to give plaintext credentials to some software [05:54] cfhowlett, no i know that, but if i update to 18 it will [05:54] Volund: why, df -h | grep run ==> what's the output of that, 100% used? [05:54] wyseguy, and you love you some unity :) [05:54] haha [05:54] i love gnome, dont really like unity [05:55] wyseguy, you can still install it but understand that it is no longer officially supported to ... you break it, you fix it [05:55] 98%. 97M used. seems to be about 100M [05:55] wyseguy, and as of 18.4, gnome will be default so ... we happy? [05:55] cfhowlett, if i install gnome on top of 16.04.3? [05:55] Volund: what's the output of `free` ? [05:55] your box, your choice, wyseguy [05:55] wyseguy: then install Ubuntu gnome, or the new Ubuntu version [05:56] cfhowlett, yes, i just didnt wannt start getting use to unity then have it disappear, would rather be on gnome now then when 18.04 rolls out stay on gnome [05:56] I have 11M RAM free and a mighty, hardly touched swap file [05:56] err [05:56] 112M [05:56] thinking i would just install gnome on top of 16.4 then when 18 is out, upgrade and things would be the same for me [05:56] Volund: use pastebin for results [05:56] wyseguy, you might be a good user case for installing gnome. doable. [05:56] 11 MB RAM free is too little, so that's the issue [05:56] !paste | Volund [05:56] Volund: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [05:56] k [05:56] thanks [05:57] https://paste.ubuntu.com/26025528/ [05:57] Volund: and the output of df -h | grep run ? [05:58] Volund: is that a VM with only 1 GB allocated? [05:58] Volund: 11M free? are you running a raspberry pi? [05:58] 112M [05:58] https://paste.ubuntu.com/26025539/ [05:59] This is a VPS with 512MB of RAM. I'm starting to think that maybe that's not enough for a modern install of Ubuntu. [05:59] I would read your paste as 346M available === thurstylark is now known as thursdaylark [06:00] Volund: the recommended ram for ubuntu is 2 GB nowadays, I believe [06:00] What's the output of `sudo du -sh /run/*` ? [06:00] Is systemd using most of it? [06:00] 30 minutes are missing in my syslog, isn't that very suspicious? [06:01] Volund: I use a VPS with 512M RAM - I run 32bit ubuntu 16.04 ok [06:02] Well, total says 990M, not 500 MB :) [06:02] looks like /run/udev/data is using 87 of that 100M [06:02] alkisg: I think Volund is running a server (I could be wrong) there is no GUI so you dont need that much ram [06:02] it's a server yes [06:03] alkisg: [total]990 good spotting [06:03] michael2, Volund, there's #ubuntu-server for that, here it's mostly for desktops [06:03] Volund: mine is using 0.5 MB there, so check what it does with those 87 MB... [06:03] alkisg: ah thanks - good to know [06:04] Also, server => it depends on the use... it might even need more ram than a desktop [06:04] Since he's using swap, his ram isn't really enough [06:05] looks like a crapload of +cgroup: files. [06:06] Is it possible for syslog to mess up the timeline by itself or is it a sign that it was manipulated? Check line 27, I didn't modify this for sure. https://paste.ubuntu.com/26025569/ [06:06] Volund: try sudo udevadm info --cleanup-db [06:06] Volund: what is consuming most of your RAM is it websites running on the server? [06:07] or are you running a GUI desktoop on the box also? [06:08] gaaaah finally [06:08] sorry had a phone call. nah, no GUI. :D and that cleaned it out, woo [06:08] what the heck is that stuff alkisg ? [06:09] !cgroups [06:10] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cgroups [06:12] gah no matter how much I kill it, it refuses to die. DIE darnit, nginx >_< [06:12] ooooooh, neat. I need to figure out these cgroups things [06:13] FINALLY [06:13] Thank you guys [06:13] I was having a hell of a time figuring out what was wrong there! [06:18] np [06:19] morning alkisg [06:19] hey there cfhowlett [06:19] Good morning lotuspsychje, hi all! :) [06:19] hi lotuspsychje [06:19] yowza^3 lotuspsychje [06:31] cfhowlett: are you helping with 18.04 theme contest? [06:32] lotuspsychje, not this time around :) [06:32] kk [06:39] I have a question about a bug in 17.10 which is marked as 'Fix Released': https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-center/+bug/1724955 [06:39] Launchpad bug 1724955 in gnome-control-center (Ubuntu) "unable to drag monitors in Display Arrangement" [High,In progress] [06:40] is there a release schedule when will it actually show up as an update in artful? [06:41] !ubuntu+1 | dorao might ask the other channel [06:41] dorao might ask the other channel: Bionic Beaver is the codename for Ubuntu 18.04 - Support only in #ubuntu+1 [06:42] !sru [06:42] Stable Release Update information is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates [06:42] dorao: updates come to stable releases via this ^ process, so some user would need to do it [06:43] thanks! [07:14] I keep having plasma UI crashes and restarts. I don't know where to really start looking for the problem, and the plasma irc channel is silent. Can anyone help me? [07:34] GizmoRomick: how about the #kubuntu channel might know? === passOe is now known as aOssed [07:37] GizmoRomick: which release are you on? === ledeni__ is now known as ledeni [08:10] I really want CSD on Firefox, but apparently only Fedora's and the flatpak version have it available. I'm on a very very underpowered computer (2gb single-core netbook from almost 10 yeas ago) [08:10] Will using the flatpak version be more resource-intensive? [08:11] I would assume so, but who knows... [08:11] what is csd? [08:12] auronandace: client side decorations [08:12] since firefox is FINALLY gtk3 [08:13] If this is a question better suited for the flatpak people please just point me the way to them [08:14] maybe #flatpak? [08:17] ducasse: huh, should've tried that from the start. Somehow I thought they wouldn't be on freenode [08:18] amazing what alis can tell you :) [08:18] !alis [08:18] Alis is an IRC service to help you find channels. For help on using it, see "/msg Alis help list" or ask in #freenode. Example usage: "/msg Alis list http" [08:21] hi everybody, i need help to find the better monitor app [08:21] i need a monitor app that i can send info like errors, exceptions, etc. [08:21] this monitor app must be have a section to display this exceptions or errors because i have another systems built in PHP and i need send this data to monitor all systems [08:22] somebody know any monitor app for this? [08:24] venommdt: Nagios? [08:25] i dont know, i didnt use nagios [08:26] with nagios you can send exceptions from PHP and save in nagios and then send an alert to me? [08:26] I don't know. [08:26] Nagios does all sorts of monitoring. [08:26] I haven't messed with it yet. [08:26] ok, that is why i asking you [08:26] because, i dont know too [08:27] is icinga2 and nagios use to monitor only services? [08:27] is icinga2 and nagios used to monitor only services? [08:29] for example, with nagios, can you read a table from database in mysql and display the data and monitor this table for new changes? [08:29] venommdt: you can do anything you want really [08:30] with plugins [08:30] venommdt: you can write your own plugins [08:30] if one doesnt exist, you can write your own [08:30] Hi there [08:30] ok, do you know a URL to build my own plugins or search plugins? [08:31] venommdt: nagios exchange is a nice start [08:31] ok [08:31] thanks [08:38] I have another newbie question: will artful typically have newer packages than bionic? [08:39] (given bionic is LTS) [08:41] dorao: no [08:42] hateball: Thanks! [08:43] dorao: an ubuntu release normally doesn't receive new package versions after it has been released [09:10] I'm trying to use a very old ieee1394/firewire to IDE/ATA bridge. I discovered that it needs the FIX_CAPACITY workaround parameter for firewire_sbp2, but it also seems to have an issue where syncing fails due to I/O error at sector 0 (similar symptoms to lp bug 1366538). Any other quirk parameters to try or other channels I might ask? [09:10] Launchpad bug 1366538 in linux (Ubuntu Trusty) "Synchronisation/close /dev/sdX: i/o error on target host" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1366538 [09:18] chrstphrchvz: i'd try ##linux [09:19] hi all. If I want a user to have permission to access serial port do I have to add it to dialout group ? [09:27] aLeSD, I think that's correct, as long as the serial port device (e.g. /dev/ttyS0) belongs to dialout group [09:29] If one wants to customize the live cd, what is the recommended workflow? I've been using the customization guide (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization) but I was hoping there would be an easier to way to just boot the live cd (perhaps in persistent mode), customize the GUI, then save to an installable iso file. === jstein_ is now known as jstein [09:44] can some help https://dpaste.de/nzNs [09:54] I'm getting a message in firefox that firefox is critically out of date. But if I update from terminal it doesn't update. I'm on version 54.0, latest is 57.0. Ubuntu version 16.10. [09:54] ddoobb: 16.10 is EOL [09:54] !eolupgrade | ddoobb [09:54] ddoobb: End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades [09:55] I thought ubuntu was better for security but my Windows machine automatically updated to the latest version [09:56] I don't want Ubuntu updates I just want Firefox to update === jelly-home is now known as jelly [10:00] Why can't I update Firefox. [10:04] ddoobb: you are running a release of ubuntu that is no longer supported so the software repos are no longer operating for that realease. nothing will update on it and you are vulnerable [10:06] Is there a mozilla official PPA that can give me the latest version? [10:07] ddoobb: Not for 16.10 there isnt [10:08] Note the topic for supported releases [10:10] What if I download it from Mozilla's website [10:11] That's where the notification redirected me and there is a .tar download it wants me to do === krashekspress_ is now known as krashekspress [10:23] If you don't want to upgrade ubuntu every six months, I suggest you stick to LTS releases instead [10:25] No I just want to update firefox [10:26] Then you're on your own [10:28] Better to go back to Windows. [10:28] They keep it simple [10:28] No one is stopping you, but don't use this channel as a blog for doing so [10:31] Are LTS users stuck with a two year old browser? [10:33] ddoobb: no, firefox gets updated on lts releases [10:34] My Ubuntu 16.04 install here has firefox 57.0 [10:35] They should tell new users that non-LTS versions are not for regular people [10:38] !info firefox zesty [10:38] firefox (source: firefox): Safe and easy web browser from Mozilla. In component main, is optional. Version 57.0+build4-0ubuntu0.17.04.5 (zesty), package size 44903 kB, installed size 171052 kB [10:38] if you upgrade to the next supported release (17.04), you also get 57.0 ^ [10:39] I will wait for next LTS [10:40] Will I lose installed programs if I go from 16.10 to 17.04? [10:44] 'Morning all [10:51] is ubuntu a good distro for running a webserver on? [10:51] also, is there a significant difference between desktop and server versions? [10:56] hello all [11:00] hello all [11:00] what version of nodejs does the pkg 0.10.25~dfsg2-2ubuntu1 provide on 14.04.3 ? [11:01] Its confusing [11:01] apt-cache showpkg nodejs doesn't give a specific version no [11:03] does the nodejs pkg provide the server/binary as well ? [11:05] Hello everyone. [11:05] Is there anyone using Firefox Nightly on Ubuntu? [11:05] Haris: node.js 0.10.25 [11:05] does that pkg version actually mean 0.10.. or 10.0.. ? [11:06] 0.10 [11:06] on centos, when I install, it says nodejs-6.10.3-1.el7.x86_64 [11:06] this pkg gives the binary for dev server also [11:06] is 0.10.25 far away from 6.10.3 ? [11:06] Ubuntu 14.04 will have whatever was the latest stable version when 14.04 went into package freeze. Sometime in early 2014 [11:06] I'm confused between version numbers for concern about compatibility [11:07] but 14.04 is still getting update(s) ? so, it'd have some updated version now ? [11:07] Haris: only security updates and bug fixes, it won't get any upgraded version [11:08] is 0.10.25 far away from 6.10.3 or somewhere close ? [11:08] node.js used a different versioning scheme before the io.js split [11:09] ah, their room is invite only [11:09] how far is it in version ? [11:09] 0.12.x was the last version before the split, and when they merged back together, they started on 4.0.x, using semver [11:09] Haris: Hm? #node.js is not invite only [11:12] Haris: anyway, again, The node.js version in Ubuntu 14.04 is what was the stable node.js version in early 2014 [11:19] how about npm [11:20] same, whichever npm version was stable at the same time [11:20] Node.js 0.10.3 2013-04-03 3.14.5.8 1.2.17 0x000B [11:21] 2013! ? [11:21] Is there a way to get a more later version on 14.04.3 ? [11:22] to get around 6.10.3 version, which supports 3.x npm [11:24] you can always grab a precompiled tarball of nodejs 6.x, extract that somewhere, and specifically use that for the application in question [11:24] hey guys [11:25] I could ? [11:25] there's prebuilt ones ? [11:25] Haris: https://nodejs.org/dist/ [11:25] I entered my wireless card in monitor mode but I do not seem to get any data about surrounding AP's can anyone advice? [11:25] https://nodejs.org/download/release/v6.10.3/ ? [11:26] sure [11:26] which file would be for ubuntu ? [11:27] most actually seem to be code, rather than pre-built binaries [11:27] the *-linux-x64.tar.xz or *-linux-x32.tar.xz, depending on whether you run 64-bit or 32-bit ubuntu [11:36] so http://nodejs.org/dist/latest-v6.x/node-v6.12.0-linux-x64.tar.gz [11:47] what's the latest version in 14.04 ? [11:47] is it .05 or something more than it ? [11:47] Is it possible to upgrade the current install to that version ? [11:51] I installed ubuntu in my vmplayer but unable to search my computer for terminal and it says sorry nothing matches your search [12:00] nodejs I'v managed. after that, when I install npm, it gives error about held pkgs stopping it [12:08] followed this link given to install golang https://github.com/linkedin/Burrow && http://www.idata.co.il/2017/01/monitoring-kafka-consumer-lag-with-burrow/ --> this path setting is having some issue. Kindly help me suggest and resolve this path env issue --> https://pastebin.com/7FCiPt4g [12:12] hi i installed vnc4server then if i connect to it with remmina i don't see my stuff open... why? [12:20] Hi, everybody, somebody know how to create a custom plugin for nagios? [12:21] I need to display data like ‘errors=10’| execptions... [12:23] I need a plugin to see customs errors from php, count the errors and display the entire exceptions [12:24] venommdt: suggest you try #nagios for that [12:25] Yes, I asking for this [12:25] hi, can anyone help me determine why i cannot receive packets with airmon-ng? [12:25] I’m using nagios [12:25] But I don’t know how to display total errors and data exceptions [12:37] Hi! [12:37] I've installed ubuntu on desktop and notebul 20Gb allocated memory [12:37] venommdt: I am directing you to the #nagios channel where they are more likely to know how to configure nagios [12:37] it's not bad, ubuntu has access to all disks I saw it [12:38] I recalled how I was using it a 3 years back, Didn't forgot, really cool [12:39] better use two OS ubuntu and windows, I've made dual boot [12:40] Now I want set up there my server and set up a few free control panels, watched video on youbute how to do it [12:41] Who might suggest some panels? I mean such as IPSmanager and Cpanel [12:43] I want install LAMP, node.js and a few contrall panels for a while, and to try wine, I recall last time when I installed it I run WOW and it's was freeze, because CPU was weak, Now here is good CPU. [12:43] it's good in ubuntu each apps easy install using command, And interesting how them delete [12:45] my gnome-mplayer is only playing sound of videos, no visual, ran strace on it, https://bin.snyman.info/mmcfmy4a, I am on Ubuntu 16.04.3 [12:47] Is it possible to import a .conf/ovpn file with the networkmanager in 16.04? [12:49] After installing s3fs, mounting with command `s3fs /mnt/ -o passwd_file=/home//.passwd-s3fs -f` [12:49] I get `s3fs: specified passwd_file is not readable.` [12:49] But I am sure the passwd file is 600 [12:49] with chmod setting its permission. [12:49] what goes wrong? [12:49] ubunut version is 16.04 LTS [12:55] I'm trying to do the upgrade to 17.10 and I'm getting E:Sub-process mirror received a segmentation fault [12:55] I tried to clear the sources file and it's still giving the same issue [13:04] Doc-Saintly, probably an issue with sources.list or with libapt-pkg5.0 === user3 is now known as hypercore [13:07] ioria: is there an easy way to downgrade? [13:08] Doc-Saintly, can you paste apt-cache policy libapt-pkg5.0 ? [13:16] for installing some utility I have to install golang, I followed this link given to install golang https://github.com/linkedin/Burrow && followed this for path environment setting export GOPATH >> http://www.idata.co.il/2017/01/monitoring-kafka-consumer-lag-with-burrow/ --> this path setting is having some issue. Kindly help me suggest and resolve this path env issue --> https://pastebin.com/7FCiPt4g [13:16] ioria: thanks, actually started something else and it seems to be going better. [13:16] ioria: the computer moved between CN and US, and I just noticed that when I removed the sources.list the one being regenerated was still for China [13:17] Doc-Saintly, ah, ok [13:17] so, if it goes well, it just goes to show how China like to take up domain names and IPs that don't belong to them and it breaks things outside of China XD [13:20] Hi guys, I have an issue, I get 530 login auth failed, where do I see error log for pure-ftpd ? [13:21] Hello there, im having problems on ubuntu with mate, installed compiz and nvidia driver, having tearing, cant fix, any tips? [13:22] runing ubuntu lts 16.04 [13:24] edney: what driver version? [13:25] edney: you can try running this in a terminal if you have a driver later than 340: nvidia-settings --assign CurrentMetaMode="$(xrandr | sed -nr '/(\S+) connected (primary )?[0-9]+x[0-9]+(\+\S+).*/{ s//\1: nvidia-auto-select \3 { ForceFullCompositionPipeline = On }, /; H }; ${ g; s/\n//g; s/, $//; p }')" === jackNemrod_ is now known as jackNemrod [13:26] clevo laptop w650sj with nvidia optimus 850m and intel i7 4810mq..driver is 384.90 [13:26] i already set vsync on compiz and all its stuff, will try your terminal tip, let me see if it works [13:27] Hatebal, i did it, nothing changed [13:30] im seying on nvidia website that [13:30] seeing [13:30] on nvidia website that there is a new driver that " fixes vsync and opengl problems [13:30] http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/126577/en-us [13:31] How do i update to it? [13:34] Ughm. [13:34] Sorry. [13:35] Though I'm sure you guys wanted to know that too. :P [13:35] arunpyasi: https://download.pureftpd.org/pub/pure-ftpd/doc/FAQ [13:37] found the nvidia ppa will upate the driver to see if it works better [13:46] i want support for blowfish-encrypted passwords in /etc/shadow on my ubuntu 16.04 system [13:46] i have installed the package libpam-unix2 [13:46] what do i need to do from there to get it working? [13:46] going to restart to see if the new nvidia driver works better! === SimonNL is now known as SimonNL_Afk [13:56] Nah this is still not workinggggg [13:56]