nacc | rbasak: i threw up a WIP MP based off dsc-builder that was really easy to put together a few basic unit tests for the bug ahasenack hit | 00:14 |
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nacc | rbasak: in other words, nice work! | 00:16 |
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keithzg | Huh, I think the roundcube packaging is currently at least a bit bogus, it seems to skip jquery.min.js and thus basically nothing works! | 02:52 |
keithzg | Wait, nevermind, Friday-night brain fuzz; turns out I don't actually have it installed from the package on my instance. I'm a bit confused by how it somehow changed then, though, huh. | 02:55 |
* keithzg calls it a night, hopes that speculation patches drop soon! | 02:57 | |
Kyoku | is there an equivalent of rc.local in Bionic Beaver? i just noticed there's no rc.local file | 05:56 |
tomreyn | Kyoku: if it doesn't exist, yet, just create a root-owned, executable shell skript /etc/rc.local and add what you want. | 08:13 |
tomreyn | also /join #ubuntu+1 for bionic support | 08:14 |
tomreyn | also you may need to 'sudo systemctl enable rc-local' | 08:15 |
ikonia | thats assuming it's still got a unit file | 08:23 |
ikonia | it may have been removed | 08:23 |
xibalba | curl colosandiego.com | 08:33 |
xibalba | sorry wrong window | 08:34 |
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albech | 16.04 Getting 'device appeared twice with different sysfs paths' on my syslog - https://paste.ubuntu.com/26332288/ I know that brtfs is using same uuid on all devices in a raid, but this error seems to cause other problems on my system. Any idea what can be done to fix it? | 13:52 |
pankaj_ | I have been googling for "what is mailing list and how to join" but nothing is satisfactory. Please I want to join. How to do. Frustated searching. | 14:40 |
TJ- | pankaj_: for Linux? | 14:41 |
pankaj_ | TJ-: Yes. | 14:41 |
TJ- | pankaj_: see my response in ##linux | 14:42 |
rh10 | join #docker | 16:26 |
rh10 | sorry | 16:26 |
bananapie | linux is reporting a wrong load average, 5 minute average is showing as 88.56, but based on cpu usage, waiting for io, swapping, and actual performance, it should be closer to 0.54 | 17:38 |
bananapie | is there any way to reset or fix the load average without a reboot? | 17:38 |
patdk-lap | I don't know what any of those have to do with load avg | 18:04 |
tomreyn | very much actually, if you read 'man uptime' | 18:50 |
tomreyn | but he's loooong gone | 18:50 |
patdk-lap | no | 18:52 |
patdk-lap | cpu usage, io wait, and stuff is how much cpu is used and waiting on drives | 18:52 |
patdk-lap | load is how many programs WANT to run | 18:52 |
patdk-lap | there could be many factors why the are running or blocked | 18:52 |
patdk-lap | cpu and disk are only two | 18:53 |
tomreyn | runnable or uninterruptable state | 18:54 |
tomreyn | "A process in a runnable state is either using the CPU or waiting to use the CPU." | 18:55 |
patdk-lap | I constantly have this issue with nfs usage | 18:55 |
tomreyn | so running processes do count | 18:55 |
patdk-lap | when the nfs server stops responding | 18:55 |
patdk-lap | low cpu, low disk | 18:55 |
patdk-lap | extreemly high loadavg | 18:55 |
Kyoku | i'm having problems with DNS lookups in bionic beaver, anyone else experiencing problems with the systemd resolver? | 19:08 |
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tomreyn | Kyoku: /join #ubuntu+1 | 20:38 |
Kyoku | thanks tomreyn | 23:15 |
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