[00:00] Quenz: Best we see what the " System program problem detected " issue is . [00:00] Bashing-om Alright, well it gives me "Cancel" or "Report problem..." Maybe there's a log somewhere, but idk where it is [00:00] Quenz: those are just new "crashes"...no need to "look into"...we know what it was [00:01] You sure? [00:01] I'm happy to look into it if you want Bashing-om, but tatertots says they know what it is [00:02] Quenz: are you curious to compare to http://termbin.com/jggj i kinda sorta am curious...but honestly i could pass on finding out...but its your call at the end of the day buddy :) [00:03] tatertots All I really care about is fixing up this installation. If another paste or something would help, I'd be happy to give it [00:03] Quenz: tatertots's call, then he has the lead once more . [00:03] tatertots But I'm not fussed [00:03] tatertots I can just reboot now if that's more reasonable [00:05] Quenz: One can remove quiet splash from /etc/default/grub file and watch the boot messages :) [00:06] Bashing-om How do I do that? [00:06] Quenz: go ahead and do your rebooting....the "data" will just be even more "fresh" when you return :) [00:07] Rebooting now [00:09] Quenz: let me know when you're back [00:09] Quenz: let me know when done [00:09] tatertots Bashing-om flashing log on boot again [00:09] Quenz: good i will reveal [00:10] Quenz: Can you activate a terminal at this time ? [00:11] Bashing-om Actually yes [00:11] This wasn't the case last time (unless I was hitting the wrong keys) [00:11] Wait [00:12] It might go away [00:12] It went away for a second. I brought it back. I think it's staying now [00:12] I logged into the user account via terminal [00:12] So, what should I do from here? === semeion is now known as mnemonic [00:15] Quenz: Presently I want to know that "you" are authorized to access your desktop . what shows ' ls -al .ICEauthority .Xauthority ' ? [00:16] Bashing-om '-rw------- 1 baz baz 2800 Jan 21 10:49 .ICEauthority' [00:17] tomreyn, Just wanted to say thank you one more time out there. Have a good daytime there ) [00:17] Quenz: No .Xauthority file ? [00:18] Bashing-om I Typed the command you gave me, and gave you the output [00:18] Bashing-om I don't know. Where is the .Xauthority file? [00:20] Bashing-om I don't see one in ~/ [00:20] Quenz: Just do not know what to make of it that there is no .Xauthority file; We can make it up . [00:20] Bashing-om .ICEauthority, but no .Xauthority [00:21] Bashing-om Next steps? [00:21] Bashing-om Reinstall? lol, or..? [00:22] Quenz: The expected result; mine: http://termbin.com/5rlw . [00:22] Oh sorry I missed a line [00:22] It was 'ls: cannot access '.Xauthority': No such file or directory' Bashing-om [00:23] Then '-rw------- 1 baz baz 2800 Jan 21 10:49 .ICEauthority' is the next line for that command you told me to type in === Tiger is now known as Guest45174 [00:24] hi [00:25] ;-; [00:26] Quenz: That file missing could be an issue, but it is above my skill level to know what generates that file to start with . Have you ever been able to access the desktop in this install ? [00:28] Quenz: did you get your rebooting completed? [00:28] Bashing-om Yes, last boot [00:29] tatertots sorry, yes I've booted [00:29] tatertots I got a flashing log [00:29] tatertots: Quenz is missing the .Xauthority file .. thoughts ? [00:29] Bashing-om: ouch [00:29] tatertots No login screen. ctr+alt+f1 logged in via terminal [00:29] Guest22715 What's the matter? [00:30] Quenz: cool...i'm assuming you have network connectivity and all that good jazz... [00:31] Quenz: you could ping something but .. [00:31] Well I can't see the indicator from terminal, but I'm assuming it stills works :P [00:31] Yep, just pinged google, it works fine tatertots [00:31] Quenz: let's just assume (as much as i loath assuming) you have connectivity [00:32] Quenz: ls -lh /var/log|pastebinit [00:33] tatertots https://paste.ubuntu.com/26426796/ [00:34] eww [00:34] why does that look like that? [00:35] V7: thanks man [00:35] something's seriously broken there. [00:35] Quenz: could you try that one more time please....make sure the arguments are being used and no typographical errors [00:36] tatertots oops https://paste.ubuntu.com/26426805/ [00:41] Quenz: While we are stewing. pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log - uppercase 'X' . === stan_ is now known as Guest41564 [00:44] Bashing-om I'm not sure how to do that from raw terminal Bashing-om [00:45] Bashing-om Hang on [00:45] Quenz: ' /var/log/Xorg.0.log | nc termbin.com 9999 ' . [00:45] https://paste.ubuntu.com/26426863 [00:45] Quenz: ' cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | nc termbin.com 9999 ' . [00:45] Bashing-om ^ [00:45] The command was pastebinit, not pastebin, that's why [00:45] Quenz: I be awhile ., back soonest . [00:56] Quenz: "253.448] (EE) NVIDIA: Failed to initialize the NVIDIA kernel module." yukkie ! and we have " (WW) Unresolved symbol: fbGetGCPrivateKey " is encryption a factor here ? [00:57] Something didn't build right. [00:57] Bashing-om I didn't encrypt anything if that's what you're asking [01:00] Zombie: Quenz :: this is the 3ed rime to purge and install a proprietary driver with no joy . [01:00] 3rd time* [01:00] You are missing a Dependancy. [01:01] Zombie: updated and full upgraded, OP did not report any error . else ? [01:02] Something is not installed that should be, it uses to build. [01:02] Zombie: Had that thought - headers - but they are installed . [01:03] There may be other things./ [01:03] look and see what provides that symbol. [01:03] Just let me know when you need me to type something [01:06] Quenz: journalctl -p 3|pastebinit [01:08] https://paste.ubuntu.com/26426980 [01:08] tatertots [01:08] Quenz: ouch [01:08] why you hurt me :( [01:08] j/k [01:08] sorrie [01:10] Quenz: this is critical so i thought maybe i should tell you "Jan 21 11:10:37 baz-MacBookPro gnome-session-binary[2087]: CRITICAL: We failed, but the fail whale is dead. Sorry...." [01:11] That's funny [01:11] In any case, I don't really know what it means. Where do we go from here? [01:12] Quenz: that road leads directly into "opinion" territory, and i can only share what I would do, if i were a human in your "shoes" (i think that is the phrase) [01:14] Quenz: this implies there exists "other" / "alternative" opinions [01:17] tatertots Zombie said it was a build issue. Does that mean the installayion might have been broken? [01:17] It is. [01:17] Either something isn't installed, or something is too old. [01:18] Can we find out what that might be? [01:18] Quenz: i do see some good news ... [01:19] Quenz: standby ...need to whip up a pstebin [01:28] Quenz: i need to ask you a few preliminary questions if you don't mind. [01:28] tatertots That's fine [01:30] Quenz: using the information here as a reference https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201300 , do you see your serial number "anywhere" in the information shown here https://paste.ubuntu.com/26426023/ ? yes or no [01:30] just yes or no please :) [01:32] Sorry, distracted [01:32] no worries...happens to me all the time [01:35] tatertots This one https://support.apple.com/kb/SP541?locale=en_US [01:36] I don't see the serial number, I just know it's a MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2009) [01:36] Sorry I didn't read your message properly [01:36] Just a sec [01:37] Hello! [01:38] Hi, I've got a desktop with intel HD for the GPU (using the i915 driver) and she has two monitors, yet only one is turning on. The second monitor appears to be recognized, however states it has `no signal`. We have ensured that it has been updated, and we restarted it so all of the new drivers and daemons can fire up properly. We then checked the connections and swapped cables to see if that was the issue, but did not fix. Is there currently a bug for this? [01:38] Also, this is a System76 meercat [01:38] Quenz: if you know your serial#, you can skip this step by saying "i know my serial" [01:40] Quenz: let me see if i can help reveal [01:41] tatertots W892953S66D [01:41] Quenz: pick one please :) http://termbin.com/f57f [01:41] thank you :) [01:42] standby [01:45] Quenz: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201518 [01:46] Quenz: disclaimer....no longer supported.......now that that's out of the way (but you already knew that right ;) [01:46] 2009 and all [01:47] Quenz: you currently have MBP55.88Z.00AC.B03.0906151708 [01:48] Quenz: so my question for you is......is there a newer EFI / SMC? yes or no [01:49] I'll wait [01:50] tatertots I'm not sure what specific piece of info you want [01:50] SMC version? [01:55] Quenz: is your apple firmware up to date? [01:55] tatertots I'm not sure [01:56] Trying to figure it out [01:56] Quenz: it's possible it is not [01:57] tatertots Is "EFI Boot ROM version" the firmware? [01:58] I think I know what to do [01:58] Quenz: and if it isn't...that's something you need to put on the "table" so to speak [01:58] tatertots I have to download this https://support.apple.com/kb/DL853?locale=en_US if it isn't already there [01:58] anyone? [01:59] Quenz: you do not have this 1.7 firmware [02:00] Quenz: you are not up to date [02:00] Quenz: Jan 21 11:07:46 baz-MacBookPro kernel: MODSIGN: Couldn't get UEFI db list [02:01] I'll try updating [02:01] Thanks for enlightening me on this [02:01] Quenz: and I personally think it would be in your best interests to be up to date. [02:01] Quenz: that's just my "opinion" on this whole Jan 21 11:09:01 baz-MacBookPro gnome-session-binary[1362]: CRITICAL: We failed, but the fail whale is dead. Sorry.... matter [02:01] Quenz: there exists other opinions... [02:02] tatertots It can't hurt to update [02:02] tatertots So I'll do that [02:02] I'll report back when done [02:04] Quenz: you could file a bug report but it's be shut down and gain no traction as soon as someone like minded as me got to it. [02:04] :) [02:05] tatertots I'll try updating this, if that doesn't work, I'll decide what to do then [02:09] Quenz: good luck my friend :) [02:09] Thank you [02:09] tatertots Did you mean file a bug report with the ubuntu gnome tracker, or? [02:09] no worries [02:10] it wouldn't matter where you filed it....it'd never budge [02:19] So there's no reason to file it at all [02:19] Quenz: you will update to 1.7 firmware, and consult with me if your symptom(s) persist. [02:21] tatertots Will do [02:21] Updating now [02:23] Quenz: if the firmware does not change versions......i will know [02:24] tatertots Magic? [02:25] Quenz: no silly...you're going to tell me :) [02:25] tatertots Ahh [02:27] o/ [02:27] \o [02:27] :O someone actually answered lul [02:28] Quenz: your macbooks never actually EVER been updated at all. [02:29] Quenz: like as in "zero" patches/updates [02:29] tatertots I updated it from Snow Leopard to El Capitan. Haven't done any updates since installing El Capitan [02:30] Quenz: lol...oh your brain is at the "OS" level in the context of "updates/patches"......i was thinking a little closer to the "tree" where the "apple" fell from [02:31] i made a pun :) my first time [02:31] It sounds very poetic, but I don't fully understand [02:31] I didn't bother with further updates because I thought there was a good chance I would have to do a few fresh installs [02:31] I was having trouble with partitions last week [02:32] tatertots I opened the update package and it says "This computer does not need this update" [02:33] Quenz: you are currently using firmware 1.7 right now? yes or no [02:34] Quenz: I believe that from "their" perspective.....totally [02:34] tatertots SMC versions is 1.47f2, MBP55.00AC.B03 [02:35] *version [02:35] tatertots [02:35] Quenz: i also have a guess as to why that may be [02:36] Quenz: did you cross reference the SMC versions with the table i linked earlier? [02:36] hello, anyone can help with display settings? my display is listing incorrect display size [02:38] tatertots it doesn't list an SMC version for my Mac in that table [02:38] peterr: are you chatting from the computer right now? yes or no [02:38] yes [02:38] I have a guess what is going on but don't know how to fix [02:38] tatertots MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2009) | MacBookPro5,5 | MBP55.00AC.B03 (EFI 1.7) | [02:39] I had a 22" monitor that died and was using a 32" tv which I use as the display now [02:39] Quenz: yeah i believe that....apple put big red note on some KB's that indicates they dropped firmware /patch on several "levels" years ago [02:39] the tv is listed as 7" display.... how can I reset or reconfigure it properly? [02:39] peterr: open terminal [02:40] okay, opened [02:40] peterr: sudo apt install inxi pastebinit [02:40] peterr: let me know when done [02:40] btw, my browser and program windows are huge [02:40] done [02:40] peterr: inxi -Fxxprzc0|pastebinit [02:40] p.s i am using ubuntu 17.10 (recently upgraded [02:40] tatertots I'm not sure where to go from here [02:40] peterr: share url/link here...if you do not get a url/link..say so [02:41] tatertots Dead end? [02:41] hold on, it was not installed - have to install pastebinit [02:41] Quenz: some of the stuff is N/A under newer OS environments .......just a guess/hypothesis [02:42] or maybe some executive just said...hey..it's not supported dude..buy the newer model...idk [02:43] Quenz: i can only tell you what i would do if i were a human in your shoes [02:43] i have the link [02:43] tatertots And what would you at this point? [02:43] https://paste.ubuntu.com/26427404/ [02:45] Quenz: standby...compiling historical data on the overall health of your computer. [02:46] Thanks so much for you assistance so far [02:47] peterr: in terminal> xrandr|pastebinit [02:48] https://paste.ubuntu.com/26427445/ [02:50] peterr: have you attempted to use any of the other display resolutions available to you, to determine if an alternative resolution is more visually pleasing or visually appealing to your human eye? yes or no [02:51] Quenz: i have some preliminary questions if thats okay. [02:52] tatertots Of course, go right ahead [02:52] tatertots No need to ask to ask [02:53] Quenz: how many other linux distributions and or versions of ubuntu have you installed on this computer? [02:54] peterr: are you okay? [02:54] * tatertots checks peterr's pulse [02:54] * tatertots searches for smelling salts [02:54] tatertots, no, I haven't... I suspect the others won't be visually pleasing - including 1920x1080i [02:54] but, I'm willing to try - did you want me to test another one? [02:55] peterr: ls -lh /var/log|pastebinit [02:56] tatertots two installations of the same Ubuntu Gnome 16.04 LTS [02:56] tatertots on two different partitions [02:56] tatertots one of them I've barely touched or used [02:56] Quenz: that's it??..just U 16.04? [02:56] tatertots but it's a very small partition and has no swap partition [02:57] Quenz: okay standby...processing [02:57] tatertots actually I think I installed the normal (non LTS) version before, then Ubuntu MATE [02:57] tatertots But they're gone now [02:57] peterr: you okay? [02:58] yes, so far :) [02:58] https://paste.ubuntu.com/26427481/ [02:59] how can I achieve the effect of unplugging and re-plugging my keyboard, through software? my keyboard periodically stops working, fixed when I unplug and replug, but it's annoying to reach down and physically dot hat [02:59] peterr: pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log [03:00] https://paste.ubuntu.com/26427493/ [03:01] Quenz: since you've accepted the road of "opinions" long ago...i must tell you my opinion on repeating the same thing(s) while expecting different results. [03:01] in dmesg I periodically see "USB disconnect" on the keyboard, it would be nice if, whenever it runs into that error, it runs whatever software runs when I unplug and replug [03:01] Quenz: standby [03:03] peterr: DPI set to (49, 50); computed from "UseEdidDpi" X config [03:03] tatertots, do I enter that in CLI? [03:04] peterr: no.no..no...sorry [03:04] okay? is that an observation then? I am not sure I understand [03:04] peterr: i was just informing you..(i'm not sure why i do that when i know the person may not be able to interpret) [03:04] peterr: i think it's a bug in my programing [03:05] okay, I think I understand you... the dpi is set to 49/50? [03:07] peterr: i believe it would be in your best interest to try 1920x1080 [03:08] i can try [03:08] please do [03:08] I think the pixel density @ 49 /50 is pretty low? meaning bad? [03:10] it's no good... just tried 1080i [03:11] tried 1080 also [03:11] text becames very unclear and icons on left margin are only shown partly (only half) [03:13] had to install 17.10.1 today because 17.04 dropped support... not a wide window with all the issues with 17.10! [03:13] 17.10 having gnome always lags on my laptop [03:14] yeah, there are some issues [03:14] i missed unity [03:14] but I think it will be ironed out by 18.04... at least I hope [03:14] unity wasn't bad but I think it was a wasted effort [03:15] we have so many windowing environments on linux and limited resources on all... I wish a few would merge so we could move faster. [03:15] but people can choose what they like I guess [03:15] peterr: would you say things got better or worse? bigger or smaller? [03:15] i prefer some other lightwieght desktop environments [03:16] one that doesn't eat too much ram [03:16] i like the gnome setup in 17.10... at least it looks almost like unity :) [03:16] Quenz: do you have the same symptom(s) when using other DE's? [03:17] right now I am only using ~3 gigs of ram with 17.10.. I have an IDE open as well [03:17] tatertots Haven't tried using other desktop environments. Do you suggest I try regular Ubuntu? [03:17] Quenz: what's regular ubuntu? [03:18] Quenz: what's regular ubuntu? compared to what i see here https://paste.ubuntu.com/26426023/ [03:18] i recently observed that ubuntu's 17.10 gnome uses increased ram over time [03:20] tatertots I mean Ubuntu rather than Ubuntu Gnome [03:20] Quenz: personally that's too "similar" for my tastes [03:20] what ubuntu version are you talking about? [03:20] ubuntu 17.10 has gnome as its DE [03:21] tatertots What do you suggest? [03:21] Quenz: how fast is your internet? take long to obtain a Linux ISO? [03:21] hey, I'm having a little trouble installing ubuntu [03:21] I've made the USB install disk using dd [03:22] what is up [03:22] the machine will boot the GRUB menu [03:22] bumble, did it install [03:22] but when I go past that, all I get is a black screen [03:22] then you reboot and it is GRUB? [03:22] Bout 12 Mbps, maybe a bit faster with wire [03:22] whether I go straight to install or try it first [03:22] Quenz: if it takes 5 hours to get a ISO then nevermind...i don't have that kinda time..i have a SMITE match that will begin soon. [03:22] yeah, grub loads fine [03:23] just a black screen after that [03:23] tatertots Not 5 hours [03:23] tatertots Maybe 1 or less (I think) [03:23] bumble do you have a UEFI [03:23] mobo [03:23] its okay if you leave it open for 5 hours [03:23] do house chores while waiting... [03:24] hahaha [03:24] saegeoff: I think [03:24] how do I check? [03:25] when you boot from the USB stick, make sure to check.. When I boot mine and press F12, I get two options to boot from my USB stick. Regular and UEFI [03:25] I have noticed GRUB issues if I don't select UEFI [03:25] not sure if that is your issue but something similar happened to me [03:26] peterr: you okay? [03:30] ok, both options give me a black screen [03:30] grub comes up fine [03:31] but nothing that comes after that [03:31] bumble, perhaps try to rebuild your usb stick [03:31] do a hash on your iso, as well, to see if it is good [03:32] should've hashed the iso before imaging it in a usb stick [03:32] I did that already [03:32] oh [03:32] I've tried ubuntu 16.04 14.04 and ubuntu mate 16.04 [03:32] that was the first thing I did [03:32] grub comes up fine [03:33] tatertots, it got worse....smaller - not readable... [03:33] have you tried to boot it in another computer? [03:33] see if it continues? [03:33] !nomodeset | bumblefuzz [03:33] bumblefuzz: 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 [03:33] hopefully you didn't run 17.10 and brick your machine :D [03:35] peterr: okay i see whats going on with ya [03:35] peterr: i need you to perform some action(s) for me. [03:36] what does this mean? "The mydestination parameter specifies what domains this machine will deliver locally, ..." [03:36] ok how do I do nomodeset? [03:37] see the forums link for instructions [03:37] mydestination = gmail.com and what will it mean? [03:37] context missing [03:37] all mails from gmail.com will deliver on my local machine? [03:38] Sveta: ;) [03:38] peterr: brb...they have come to refuel me [03:38] Sveta: where there is a burn that is going be a flame... [03:40] nomodeset doesn't work [03:40] still a black screen === gms is now known as Guest68114 [04:34] can UPX pack dynamic executables [04:36] hi is anyone here familiar with dbus and busctl for systemd ? [04:42] hey so ubuntu automatically added a proprietary driver for my cpu processor and now my battery life is significantly reduced while in my android partition i still get 9 hours and more [04:42] how can i have it reverted. i just went to additional drivers and selected not to use the propriateray driver [04:42] will it stay like that automatically? [04:59] ghostnik11: are you chatting from the computer right now? yes or no [04:59] Hi all, I've used a live disk and dd to make a partition of my full disk on my macOS laptop which has 3 partitions (4 including EFI) and I now need to split them into their respective partitions. Is there any quick way to do this? All of the suggestions I have found online use kpartx but I don't want to mount the partitions, just split them. [04:59] tatertots, yeah but i might not be on for much longer b/c the hotel i am at using internet is about to close the spot that i am [05:00] ghostnik11: maybe the internet is fast...open terminal [05:00] ghostnik11: sudo apt install inxi pastebinit [05:00] ghostnik11: let me know when done [05:00] tatertots, but yeah i was getting like 9 hours and more and all of a sudden it downloaded an additional driver and now its like damn, i get 4 hours but when i open up in my android x86 partition i get 9 hours and more [05:00] ghostnik11: let me know when done [05:01] tatertots, i am downloaded the mate desktop real quick so once that is done i will run that inxi pastebinit [05:02] hi all -- ubuntu 1604, is there any reason to have a libssl-gnutls installed? is this a conflict with (assumed more common) libssl-openssl ?? [05:02] ghostnik11: its highly likely you will not have time to download both [05:02] tatertots, at current internet speeds here it will be another 4 mins b/4 mate download is done, please bear with me [05:02] tatertots, how big is it? [05:02] libcurl4-gnutls-dev <- including this.. [05:04] dbb: what logical reason would a end user have in removing it if it already existed?...logical reason [05:04] well - I am asking if the two flavors conflict [05:04] openssl and gnutls [05:05] !info libssl-gnutls xenial | dbb [05:05] dbb: are you having any related symptom(s)? [05:05] dbb: Package libssl-gnutls does not exist in xenial [05:05] so a "human" did it [05:06] the long version of the question is.. installing python 2.7 packages with OS supplied python-xxx, or selectively with python native pip. Look before you leap -- so I run apt install python-xxx -s and look [05:08] when apt install libnetcdf-dev I see that libcurl4-gnutls-dev would have been installed.. I suspect that 99% of setups use openssl [05:08] What channel would be appropriate to ask question about apache virtual host configuration after installing LAMP server on Ubuntu? [05:08] so.. before using apt install libnetcdf-dev, I wanted to know if that gnutls would actually make some kind of policy decision or something [05:09] libnetcdf4 is part of the base of python-netcdf and netcdf-bin .. the libs have to work [05:10] so the question still stands.. do gnutls something packages conflict with an openssl one [05:10] tatertots, hey pastbin is already the newest version [05:12] tatertots, i don't think i will have time to do it. but when i am done with finals i will come back to hotel to use internet and get stuff done [05:12] Zythyr (IRC): apache has a help channel dont it? #apache maybe? [05:13] almoxarife[m] okay thanks [05:13] Zythyr (IRC): good luck [05:16] ok - new info. I installed the openssl version of libcurl4 dev, and next tried apt install libnetcdf-dev. AND in fact, no libcurl4 dev would be installed. So I claim that is sufficient proof that the libcurl4 dev slot is now filled. [05:17] the gnutls wont get installed anymore, is the side-effect [05:21] ver [05:25] i want to use qq to chat but no install [05:25] why know what is it mean? http://pix.toile-libre.org/?img=1516512124.png [05:25] in real example? [05:26] tatertots, still here? I might not be here for much longer....did you refuel? :) is there any tasks you want me to run? :) [05:26] if I put on my VPS there mydestination on my domain assume it will (mydestination = kselax.ru ) What will happen then? [05:26] p.s. sorry about disappearing :) [05:27] lets Postfix know which domains your server will accept mail from There it is written... [05:27] peterr: you need to power off completely, disconnect the monitor cable, switch video interface cables if possible, power the computer back on and consult with me. [05:27] tatertots, switch to what? [05:27] it means my server will accept all mails where anyname + @ + kselax.ru ? [05:28] I'm using hdmi right now [05:28] seems yes, [05:28] Now I set that empty [05:28] it means my server not accept any domain? [05:29] in video lesson said if it empty it means postfix can send message, and on that articles said that it can deliver not send, who is right? [05:29] how to check it on practice? [05:30] Is there a way I can get libuser_ldap on Ubuntu 16.04? [05:30] peterr: use what ever other video interface cable you have in your inventory. [05:30] default libuser does not build with it. [05:30] peterr: if you have no others...simply follow all other steps [05:32] I did redirect from root@kselax.ru to my mail neovichnn@gmail.com [05:32] echo "body" | mail -s "theme" root@kselax.ru [05:33] all message from root@kselax.ru or postmaster@kselax.ru will redirect to neovichnn@gmail.com [05:34]