[00:00] <_0xbadc0de> so TJ the file to edit is /etc/systemd/network? [00:01] <_0xbadc0de> and is the same syntax as it was with /etc/network/interfaces? [00:01] okay the issues stopped on [00:01] anyone here use systemtap? [00:01] ubuntu on xorg [00:01] but when i deleted compiz unity is gone [00:03] _0xbadc0de: you could, but the general idea is to create a YAML netplan config in /etc/netplan/ then use "netplan generate" OR "netplan apply" [00:03] <_0xbadc0de> https://linuxhint.com/change-from-dhcp-to-static-ip-address-ubuntu/ [00:03] <_0xbadc0de> these guys still edit /etc/networking/interfaces [00:03] insidious: did you read the confirmatiton prompt? Apparently removing compiz also removes unity and ubuntu-desktop [00:04] no.... i just removed it. [00:04] i thought compiz was a 3rd party application. [00:04] ill just keep this window manager tho [00:05] do you know how to make the menu larger? [00:05] _0xbadc0de: see "man 5 netplan" [00:05] the top bar on ubuntu on xorg [00:10] Hi. How can I troubleshoot "apt update" being super slow to download package info? FWIW, a wget test on speedtest's 10MB shows I have 250KB/s, but might be unstable. [00:11] I tried setting my sources.list to use the new mirror:// URLs [00:11] rangergord: try change from other sources [00:11] https://imgur.com/a/3lRYr [00:11] the screenshot [00:11] top menu bar is way to small. [00:15] rangergord: try changing to another mirror source. You can use the built in GUI for that [00:21] no GUI, I'm using server. I was using mirror.txt, now I explictly switched to something nearby. [00:21] still super slow. I guess it's my end? But fast.com shows me megabit speeds. wget speedtest gives me 250KB/s. Here I have to wait 3 minutes for a 2MB package info. [00:22] although it's slower, it's MUCH better than using mirrors.txt [00:25] rangergord, out of curiosity, and this is the extent to which i'll ask, but fast.com is showing many Mbps? 2 by chance? [00:26] 2-5 [00:27] supposedly it's a site set up by Netflix to give more accurate numbers, since ISPs were faking the data when you connect to speedtest.net and others like it. Ironically I'm getting better speeds from fast than from speedtest. [00:27] ok so that suggests there's a lot of volatility in your speeds, and successive runs might report higher speeds [00:28] yeah. The 1st time I ran "apt update", it was a little slow but it got to file #39 before stalling. But I'm impatient, I did CTRL+C and ran the command again, and I was lucky to get to file 10. [00:28] rangergord: is the PC using wifi ? [00:28] i live in central america, trust me, i know that frustration =] [00:28] now it's much better with the local mirror set explicitly [00:28] TJ-: yeah [00:29] rangergord: possibly a local wifi issue. check for retries/errors using "iwconfig" [00:29] jer: omg I know. When I was there the "default Internet" was unbrowsable. I had to use extensions to block autoplay videos (before it became built into browsers), to turn images into placeholders, etc [00:29] rangergord: also "invalids" [00:31] looking good now. The actual apps I needed were all sub 100k, so I'm up and running [00:31] but I just spent like an hour on this :) [00:44] hello [00:45] noahwheeler_: Welcome, what can we help you wth ? [00:47] well I just bricked it [00:47] Well I was talking last night with John the pilot 4 about using my Samsung Galaxy S8 as a hotspot for my raspberry pi with Ubuntu Mate [00:48] So I finally have the home network , and the hotspot so I can switch back , and forth either way I want as needed [00:49] When I use the Home network wi-fi I can remote desktop with my windows pc to the raspberry pi [00:50] when I switch to my hotspot I lose ssh , and remote desktop all together [00:51] I input the raspi ip adress because it changes when I use the hotspot [00:51] well that was a wast of 2 days of my life [00:51] but still no remote access [00:52] Do you have a VPN that can port forward. I think that would be the only way to RDP or ssh into a mobile device [00:52] noahwheeler_, a hotspot from your phone would be running a NAT network; the raspi IP there isn't on the same network [00:52] *as your home LAN. [00:52] Or if you had a home vpn on your LAN [00:56] what I want to do with the raspberry pi is use the hotspot from my mobile device when I'm away from home because the raspberry pi is on my drone ! And I want to ssh with my phone to the pi and run a python script to fly the drone in the field away from my home ... I can ssh with my phone , and pc , and run the script with my home wi-fi , but when I switch to the hotspot I lose the connection all together [00:58] Hmm I'm not sure if that will work or not. I know if you had a laptop and connected it to the hotspot you could ssh into the pi [00:59] I have the new ip adress from the pi on the samsung galaxy s8 as ---- but I type it in to remote desktop on windows pc and no connection ??? [01:02] I try to connect ssh with phone app , and it says refuse connection ???? Why would that be ? [01:02] Might be using the wrong IP, or you have not rebooted the Pi after you put it on the hotspot so it is not listening on that IP [01:03] The pi is using the hotspot for the internet connection right ? So why would the connection be refused if the pi is online ??? [01:03] I'm assuming the pi has a internal IP for that hotspot, probably something like 192.168.122.x [01:03] Okay I will reboot the pi now !!! I will return ... [01:04] This is out of Ubuntu help realm btw, Will likely get better responses on ##networking [01:04] yes 192.168.43.98 [01:04] according to the phone [01:05] So the Pi should have a similar IP but not with the .98 [01:05] i put that into remote desktop , putty on desktop etcccc..... nothing ??? [01:05] .1 [01:05] same problem ? [01:05] .1 is probably the hotspot gateway [01:06] Can I tell du -h to give me the total size of a directory *without* listing each directory recursively? [01:07] du -sh should work [01:08] Thanks a lot =) [01:14] bcast 192.168.43.255 [01:14] mask 255.255.255.0 [01:14] lo inet addr 127.0.0.1 [01:14] mask 255.0.0.0 [01:14] ??? [01:14] No idea what it would be unless you can console the pi [01:14] doesn't matter I try to connect to all and nothing ? [01:14] Anything from 192.168.43.2 to 192.168.43.254 [01:14] not in ifconfig [01:14] ip a ? [01:14] you can log on if you want maybe you can set it up for me ??? [01:14] No thanks ;P But like I said, ##networking probably knows more about it than we do here [01:14] ip a ? [01:14] all I have is .98 , and .255 [01:17] All I need to do is to be able to ssh with my pc - remote desktop with my pc - ssh with my phone -... While using my mobile hotspot to pi why is that so hard to figure out ??? [01:17] What is missing ? [01:17] hello i have problem with install Tibia. libpcre16.so.0 [01:18] somebody help me? [01:18] <__0xbadc0de__> hello again [01:18] <__0xbadc0de__> so I have setup ubuntu server 16 on my laptop [01:18] <__0xbadc0de__> everything seems to be working, but I want to make sure the screen isn't on when the laptop lid is closed, is there any command I can run in order to make sure this is in deed happening? [01:19] is there a good comparison/selection matrix for the different vdisk formats supported by kvm>? [01:19] I can ssh with my phone - with my pc - with my home network wi-fi ... when I switch to mobile hotspot I lose everything ??? [01:20] Somebody can help me with install a TIBIA? [01:20] there has to be a simple solution ??? inet connection is inet connection ??? [01:20] Somebody can help me with install a TIBIA?!!!!! [01:21] r4d3k, whats tibia [01:21] noahwheeler: what are u trying to do? [01:21] libpcre16.so.0 problems [01:21] noahwheeler_, this is not really ubuntu specific, try ##networking [01:22] r4d3k, tell us what tibia is [01:22] <__0xbadc0de__> help with the lid? [01:22] its a game [01:22] www.tibia.com [01:22] mmorpg [01:22] r4d3k, and is there a ubuntu version or not [01:22] im playing on WIN* [01:22] yes [01:22] Ubuntu version* is it [01:23] r4d3k, you need to stop using the enter key after every two words [01:23] ok [01:23] https://secure.tibia.com/account/?subtopic=downloadclient&step=downloadagreement [01:23] r4d3k, what version of ubuntu does the makers of tibia support [01:24] Tibia support a all version of Linux distributions [01:24] r4d3k, ok, so what's the problem then? [01:25] r4d3k, so it's an outside mmropg, and its not working with your current version of ubuntu [01:25] <__0xbadc0de__> it seems that "sudo vbetool dpms off" command does what I want, is there a way to make sure this command is executed each time the computer restarts? [01:25] r4d3k, what exact version of ubuntu are you currently using [01:25] <__0xbadc0de__> there's really only one user [01:26] <__0xbadc0de__> and I mostly ssh into the machine [01:26] client: error while loading shared libraries: libpcre16.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [01:26] r4d3k, please answer what I just asked you [01:27] im using last version of ubuntu 17.10 [01:27] r4d3k, does tibia support that or not [01:28] tibia support all version of Linux* [01:28] but i have info my Libpcre16.so.0 is destroyed* [01:28] r4d3k, sounds like a bug you need to report to the makers of tibia then [01:29] rlly helpfully :P hah [01:29] Have a nice night :) [01:29] <__0xbadc0de__> wait [01:30] <__0xbadc0de__> r4d3k [01:30] <__0xbadc0de__> can you find this shared library? [01:30] what? [01:30] <__0xbadc0de__> on your system= [01:30] <__0xbadc0de__> on your system? [01:30] yes [01:30] <__0xbadc0de__> then force the main game binary to load it [01:31] The first google result shows you how to fix that libpcre16-3 error btw [01:31] not 3 but 0 [01:32] <__0xbadc0de__> try to the use the LD_PRELOAD trick and force the shared library to be loaded for that binary [01:32] Or use a symlink to the tibia bin dir [01:33] <__0xbadc0de__> can anyone help me with my lid issue? [01:33] <__0xbadc0de__> sudo vbetool dpms off -> afaik this makes sure the screen is off (which is what I want) [01:34] <__0xbadc0de__> can I make it happen everytime I boot? [01:34] I'm not sure what that command does, but if you just need to put it on boot then add it to rc.local [01:34] i try to fix libpcre tutorials not working [01:34] <__0xbadc0de__> https://askubuntu.com/questions/62858/turn-off-monitor-using-command-line [01:34] thanks for help anybody i must go sleep becouse im going to the work yesterday ..3 hours left :D [01:35] <__0xbadc0de__> r4d3k try the LD_PRELOAD [01:35] https://askubuntu.com/questions/15520/how-can-i-tell-ubuntu-to-do-nothing-when-i-close-my-laptop-lid [01:35] wha is LD_PRELOAD* [01:35] what* [01:35] <__0xbadc0de__> its an env variable to tell the elf loader to load additional shared libraries from that specific directory [01:35] r4d3k: symlink is easier: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/tibia-is-a-free-to-play-mmo-that-has-supported-linux-for-a-long-time-fix-included-for-ubuntu.10810 [01:35] <__0xbadc0de__> which seems to be what you need [01:36] <__0xbadc0de__> kerin rc.local [01:36] <__0xbadc0de__> ? [01:36] im new user LINUX* [01:36] i dont know many tips and tricks :D [01:36] The /etc/rc.local [01:36] Add it without the sudo before exit 0 [01:36] It will run on boot [01:36] <__0xbadc0de__> kenrin rl;dr on what is that file about? [01:36] <__0xbadc0de__> tl;dr [01:37] It is a script that is executed after the system services. Used to be used a lot before systemd took over [01:37] Mostly for custom scripts and stuff in /usr/local [01:38] <__0xbadc0de__> cool [01:38] <__0xbadc0de__> it runs with suid? [01:39] Yeah root, unless you are calling another script with it that has a user [01:40] <__0xbadc0de__> okay should be fine [01:40] <__0xbadc0de__> I have no idea on what it does either but in stackoverflow someone told that you can use that to shut down the monitor [01:40] <__0xbadc0de__> which is what I want, to make sure I am not wasting unecessary energy even whith the lid closed [01:41] listen* im NEWB about linux i dont know standard commands to use this System ! [01:41] So i dont understand You. Don't be angry to me ... [01:41] <__0xbadc0de__> not at all [01:42] No problem r4d3k. The link I gave you should be easy to do. Just figure out where tibia is installed and replace the /your download/tibia-11.49.6030/ with that folder [01:43] im trying now [01:46] <__0xbadc0de__> sleep 1 && xset -display :0.0 dpms force off [01:46] <__0xbadc0de__> apparently this command works [01:46] Don't know why you would need the sleep 1, but if it works go with it ;) [01:48] <__0xbadc0de__> to allow X to finish all triggers [01:49] <__0xbadc0de__> otherwise you risk turning it back on again [01:49] im rlly NOOB :( [01:49] i do not understand and im gonna die :( [01:49] __0xbadc0de__: I generally put such commands in /etc/X11/Xsession.d/ [01:51] good nights. linux dont like me :( [01:51] hi all [01:52] I just did # sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kubuntu-ppa/backports [01:52] __0xbadc0de__: 11.173.192.222 you're nick as ipv4 address =P [01:52] <__0xbadc0de__> wat? [01:52] <__0xbadc0de__> ahh [01:53] would there be any risk in that? [01:55] recommendations for a disk usage visualization app ? [01:55] good evening [01:55] zap0 ncdu [01:55] (command line) [01:56] has the issue of wifi adapters only working at around 1MBit/s in 16.04 been narrowed down at all? [01:56] i see quite a lot of reports about it online, some are from years ago [02:00] <_0xbadc0de> what do you guys recommend for switching between applications in ubuntu server? [02:00] <_0xbadc0de> like I want to have an irc client allways on [02:01] _0xbadc0de: screen or tmux ? [02:01] tmux or screen [02:01] ZNC bouncer, or just tmux a client [02:03] i tried running Synaptic from the GUI.. and it doesn't start.. how do i fix that? [02:05] zap0: sudo dpkg --configure -a might fix it if you got some broken updates. Or just start it in command line and see what errors it gives [02:05] ok [02:06] I'm seeing some updates for grub, I'm gonna guess this is for the intel cpu issue? [02:06] not sure if a patch for the issue is out [02:07] !kpti | Devrim [02:07] Devrim: Spectre and Meltdown are security issues that affect most processors, mitigated by a set of Linux kernel patches named KPTI. | General info: https://spectreattack.com/ | Ubuntu (and flavors) info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/KnowledgeBase/SpectreAndMeltdown | An Ubuntu Security Notice will be released when updates are available, subscribe at https://usn.ubuntu.com/usn/ [02:07] Devrim: if that's what you mean, then no, grub is unrelated (afaik) [02:07] tl;dr: it's not patched, and the grub thing isn't related [02:07] ok thanks [02:07] Hello everyone, having problems install Skype on Ubuntu 16.04 [02:07] dax: :) [02:07] any help appreciated [02:07] rhel released their patch like an hour ago. I'd assume ubuntu one is coming tomorrow [02:08] kk thanks for the info, I will keep an eye out for updates available on my systems [02:08] !kpti [02:08] Spectre and Meltdown are security issues that affect most processors, mitigated by a set of Linux kernel patches named KPTI. | General info: https://spectreattack.com/ | Ubuntu (and flavors) info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/KnowledgeBase/SpectreAndMeltdown | An Ubuntu Security Notice will be released when updates are available, subscribe at https://usn.ubuntu.com/usn/ [02:09] hmmm, that's got different info to the one I was expecting! [02:10] i keep changing it 'cause i'm annoying [02:11] dax: No, I saw you update to this message, but I saw another similar snippet but it was in a different channel - got mixed up as to what is where [02:11] ah [02:14] I'm trying to install Skype using Ubuntu Software Installer and it doesn't seem to work or even give an error message [02:17] is there something like windows cmd: chkdsk for linux? [02:18] There is fsck [02:19] Greetings everyone. Is there a way to use the live cd/usb video drivers after installing the system? Whichever ones the installer is picking is rendering the desktop practically unusable... [02:20] kenrin, i want to check the sdcard.. how do i first unmount it? [02:20] umount /dev/xxx. with xxx being the location of the card [02:20] Or if you see it in natilus you can just click it there to unmount [02:31] Anyone know how I can disable GNOME Software trying to automatically restart my machine after updates with a 60 second countdown? I never want this to take place, for obvious reasons. [02:33] hei anybody who does knows the ASM ? why the mov %bl, 9(%rsi) would cause the segment fault? [02:33] <_0xbadc0de> why on the flying fuck you would have to not use intel syntax [02:33] <_0xbadc0de> what is that in intel syntax? [02:33] at&t [02:34] <_0xbadc0de> yes, but what is that in intel [02:34] you probably want ##asm [02:35] <_0xbadc0de> I can help you [02:35] <_0xbadc0de> but please translate that into intel [02:35] k but do that in ##asm [02:35] ok I would try it [02:37] for example , I have the string “aaaabcccc” , I want change the string b to d. [02:37] <_0xbadc0de> w/ x64 asm? [02:37] yes [02:37] please use ##asm or PM for this, it doesn't belong here in #ubuntu [02:38] <_0xbadc0de> inc byte ptr ds:[offset_string+4]; [02:38] <_0xbadc0de> inc byte ptr ds:[offset_string+4]; [02:38] @Ben64. are you serious? man! [02:38] yes [02:38] hola [02:39] <_0xbadc0de> retards and their rules, go figure [02:39] !ops [02:39] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [02:39] hi [02:39] hey [02:39] ok. if you pleasure [02:47] llkk [02:47] oiii [02:47] pooo [02:47] iiii [02:47] nn [02:48] kkk [02:48] jjj [02:48] blackhat: let's not [02:48] Not sure exactly where to ask this. I'm going to be working from home soon - and I'm not sure whether I should add a little extra RAM to my current rig, and put together a "thin client" .. ish.. (3-4 monitor support).. run ubuntu in a VM and remote connect to it. OR if i build a full computer to work on [02:49] currently running 16gb ram, i5-6600 (or 6500 i forget). [02:49] my work computer at the moment is six core (amd fx-something) with 24gb ram, but i'm sure i don't tax it enough to warrant quite that much [02:50] 16gb is plenty [02:50] my main question here i quess is regarding the VM and remotely connecting - if i chose that route. would that be snappy/responsive enough if i'm pushing 20gb ram and 3-4 core use in a VM? [02:50] zap0: nah i push more than 16gb at times [02:51] not often, but enough that going into swap is a pain and i'd rather not [02:54] there's the fact i'd want it to be in a VM, but also that I'm looking at 3-4 monitors as well, which taxes the remote login more (depending on what methods are used/available). i'm currently only familiar with stuff like rdp/screen info being sent.. not sure how things like an X server remotely connecting would work, or if it's appropriate here === gerald is now known as Guest50116 [03:00] mordof: I run 6 monitors across 4 X screens on 3 GPUs locally; I mostly use ssh/tmux/shell for access but can also use 'ssh -X' for remoting X [03:03] I'd use something faster like nomachine if I had to remote into a GUI all the time. quick one offs ssh -X is fine [03:06] hmmmm [03:07] TJ-, do you feel the heat from the monitors? [03:07] TJ-: sounds like a really interesting setup.. not sure what to take away from that. is a lot of that running on other computers? [03:07] kenrin: i'll check it out === andyhuzhill1 is now known as andyhuzhill [03:10] zap0: I can get a nice tan :) [03:10] mordof: xpra can be useful; it's like tmux for X [03:10] CRTs? get a nice cancer! [03:11] 6 x 1920x1200 24" LCDs [03:11] sorry, 5 x ... plus the laptop's 15" 1920x1200 [03:12] i have 2 x 1920 x 1200.. and a 1600 x 1024 [03:12] Are those Dell? I got some 24" dell at that resolution. They are heaters [03:12] Dell U2412M .. yeah... they are [03:13] The Dell U2412M, not very hot [03:13] tmux for X.. ooo [03:13] * mordof checks it out [03:13] !info xpra [03:13] xpra (source: xpra): tool to detach/reattach running X programs. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.17.6+dfsg-1build1 (artful), package size 1279 kB, installed size 6142 kB [03:13] Not very hot? Put your hand on one [03:13] kenrin: yeah, I did, it's cool [03:13] put your hand on the top vent... [03:14] Strange, same model and they are on fire here [03:14] cool [03:14] My 22" dells don't have that problem [03:15] * AutoMatriX says hi ;) [03:15] The U2412M is an IPS 12V DC powered unit [03:17] They're driven from the laptop which has an nvidia NVS420 dual-gpu PCIe card in a ViDock attached by ExpressCard [03:18] Hey, I'm new to ubuntu and I'm trying to install sublime text. its not as easy as I thought it would be. [03:18] Don't they have their own repo for sublime? What part are you stuck on [03:19] I don't know what to download or how to install it once I've downloaded it [03:20] Thought it was just unpack and point your path [03:20] the download for linux is also just a .deb.... which launches the software installer [03:20] and everything should just work [03:20] and yes sublime also is in the repo [03:21] I don't see a deb, just a tar.bz2 [03:21] one sec [03:21] They got good instructions for adding the repo though: https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/linux_repositories.html [03:22] hmmmm [03:22] OH [03:22] i'm thinking about chrome :/ sorry, lol [03:22] google chrome used to be a pain.. that was the one i was happy about the .deb install [03:35] What the heck? I've been messing with that all day and I do again now and it worked! thank you all [03:48] are there any resources anyone would recommend for new ubuntu users [03:48] google? [03:49] thanks freddythefrog! [03:49] not being a smartass, really, google is your friend [03:50] oh i know. every coder and developer I've talked to says they've made a career out of googling stuff [03:50] I'm really starting to believe them too [03:51] !manual | revmark [03:51] revmark: The Ubuntu Manual will help you become familiar with everyday tasks such as surfing the web, listening to music and scanning documents. With an emphasis on easy to follow instructions, it is suitable for all levels of experience. http://ubuntu-manual.org/ [03:51] how could I restore default auto complete on terminal? [03:52] thanks everyone! i'm going to call it a night! thank you all again for your help! [03:54] I was messing around with alias completion scripts last night but found none that worked for me. Would like to restore the default auto complete on tab [03:55] currently, tab only suggests file names and not commands === pandamania_ is now known as pandamania22 [04:11] hi, how can I make the desktop bars to look more windowslike? [04:12] install windows theme [04:13] That also will make a single bottom taskbar? [04:14] you can also install gnome-session-fallback [04:14] Hm, I installed Ubuntu onto an external hard drive. I did manual partitioning. It boots fine, but I was shocked after rebooting and pulling the device - it installed grub onto the main internal HD. I explicitly told it not to do that, selected the USB device for grub install [04:14] Any idea to tell what it did? I imagine it installed into the MBR but I have no idea. When I UEFI boot, it shows me the windows boot loader as well as two grubs [04:15] The windows boot loader is still functional === rob__ is now known as RobWilco [04:16] hello [04:16] hello [04:17] does anyone have any ideas on performance drop after the patches for Meltdown and Spectre? [04:17] in Ubuntu? [04:29] I have tried xrandr to set my screen to a higher resolution but I can't. How can I troubleshoot that? [04:29] just followed the unutu wiki and I get a black screen when I try a higher resolution [04:37] HI [04:37] PilotBob that is working very well !! [04:41] mavproxy.py [04:42] mavproxy.py === benonsoftware is now known as Guest10110 [04:58] https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/26317281/ === Guest10110 is now known as benonsoftware [04:58] getting this error [04:58] can someone help? [05:01] anyone? [05:04] edlinde: consider doing 'apt update' before installing those packages. I don't see the versions you're trying to grab in the repo [05:04] Also, consider doing 'apt-get autoremove'. You've got a bit of cruft on your box [05:09] What should I do about "no route to host" errors when trying to connect to my server over HTTP? I can connect over Minecraft just fine. [05:13] https://paste.ubuntu.com/26317438/ [05:13] Dagronmaster: I am getting this error everytime I try to update [05:13] don't get how to get around this [05:14] doing the autoremove now [05:24] hello [05:24] anyone here run Ubuntu on Azure? [05:24] Hi [05:25] j [05:28] s [05:29] I'm having a problem. Azure just did a patch to fix FUCKWIT and for some reason our two servers have either had their root user account deleted or their passwords changed. We are using 12.04 Ubuntu... yes I know it's EOL [05:30] any suggestions... I'm at wits end here [05:33] Test: qwertrt12334455zxc [05:33] 1200+ asleep :( === tnewman_ is now known as tnewman [05:40] lol-md5: is your server actually listening on port 80? [05:41] yes lol [05:41] and one would think that if the server is up it would time out if the port was closed [05:44] OK and if I curl localhost I get the data I'm supposed to [05:44] But anywhere else and I get nada Dagronmaster === zijieee_ is now known as zijie [05:46] lol-md5: does 'ss -ptl | grep http' indicate your web server is listening on an interface other than localhost? [05:48] IDK what it means LISTEN 0 128 :::http :::* users:(("caddy",pid=22090,fd=6)) [05:53] It means you're listening on all interfaces [05:54] are you running iptables/ufw/some other kind of firewall? [06:01] odd that it's not also listening on port 443. The caddy documentation suggests that after you get the cert set up it should listen on both port 80 and 443 [06:01] I disabled 443 bc it couldn't get certificates [06:02] Probably because of this no route to host issue [06:02] UFW: 80/tcp ALLOW Anywhere [06:02] 443/tcp ALLOW Anywhere [06:02] are you trying to use the hostname of the server or the IP address? [06:02] sorry that's misaligned Dagronmaster :( [06:02] np, I understood [06:02] I tried both [06:03] does anyone know how to solve the issue when the root user account gets corrupted? [06:03] Peppi: boot to single user mode and reset the root password [06:04] I have no clue if azure provides a console [06:04] Dagronmaster: would you know how to do this on Azure by any chance? [06:04] nope - I've never used azure === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [06:06] Peppi: can't you reset the credentials in the portal? [06:07] Dagronmaster: apparently only if you have the agent installed on Ubuntu :( [06:08] It does not look like the provide an interactive console. You could try opening a support ticket and ask them to reset the root password. [06:08] I have no idea if they do that sort of thing. [06:08] Any other accounts on the VM with sudo access? [06:09] Dagronmaster: negative.... we have other non sudo account... that's how we know the machines are "working" [06:11] :( [06:11] Dagronmaster: any ideas? [06:11] lol-md5: You can access your minecraft server just fine from a remote box? [06:11] Yes [06:11] When it's running [06:12] unfortunately, I'm running out of ideas... From what you've pasted, assuming I'm reading things correctly, you should at least be able to telnet (or netcat) to port 80 at the IP address [06:13] curl should work as well. [06:13] I don't really know how caddy works, but from a networking perspective it looks okay. You're listening on port 80 on all interfaces. ufw is allowing the traffic. [06:14] hmm. Let's go old school and try netstat instead of ss: give the following a shot: 'netstat -ntpl|grep http' [06:15] actually, the -n will make that fail: try grep caddy instead of grep http [06:15] no results [06:15] Hmmm. 'netstat -ntpl|grep 80' ? [06:15] tcp6 0 0 :::80 :::* LISTEN 22090/caddy [06:15] aha! is it only listening on ipv6? [06:15] possibly, yea [06:15] same line [06:16] apache does something similar, but it's really listening on ipv4, too. I don't fully understand it. [06:16] also, check this out o_O https://zerobin.net/?f04b4789c1207bcd#7TcmR1an4O0ooRnWSK9Lhh1q8zBLoSXG2WVs63DbAfI= [06:24] lol-md5: if your caddyfile has something like 'localhost:80' in it, try replacing 'localhost' with the ipv4 address of the server and see if that works [06:25] any kde users around? [06:25] my system tray isnt working [06:27] Dagronmaster: AFAIK that only helps if you get "404 Site X is not served on this interface" from caddy [06:27] but ok [06:27] no dice [06:37] lol-md5: in that case, I'm tapped. Sorry :( === mbi_ is now known as mbi === mbi is now known as mlb === mlb is now known as mbi [06:40] D': === shawn is now known as Guest14149 [07:08] any way to know if my server is "patched" for the bug [07:09] I run a secure envrionment and don't want any slowdown [07:13] cncr04s: probably not without slowdown. Patches aren't out yet. [07:23] !kpti | cncr04s [07:23] cncr04s: Spectre and Meltdown are security issues that affect most processors, mitigated by a set of Linux kernel patches named KPTI. | General info: https://spectreattack.com/ | Ubuntu (and flavors) info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/KnowledgeBase/SpectreAndMeltdown | An Ubuntu Security Notice will be released when updates are available, subscribe at https://usn.ubuntu.com/usn/ [07:25] cncr04s: keep your system up to date these days, and keep track of !usn plz [07:25] !usn [07:25] Please see http://www.ubuntu.com/usn for information about recent Ubuntu security updates. 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