=== me is now known as Guest54952 [00:10] @Outy how did you defined to open .mod with parole media player? [00:12] Drunkhawk91: right clicked open with selected parole media player set always open check [00:13] Drunkhawk91: I just want that file association to go away ... as if the system has no file association [00:15] Drunkhawk91: I read for hours in google about mime types and mimeapps.list and so on but no luck it just stays ... yeah sure i can select another association like open *.mod with mousepad but i just want to clear that association so that doubleclicking *.mod does nothing [00:16] hi [00:16] @Ousty you are using your default file manager to open your file? (thunar?) [00:20] Drunkhawk91: Yes Sir its Thunar [00:23] @Outy I just installed Thunar, I can change my default program with right click->properties->open with (tested with txt files) [00:26] Drunkhawk91: there you go, but how do you remove the association? so when you double click on txt files it will not know with waht program thunar should open the file and instead asks with what prog it should open the file [00:31] Tricky question I know [00:31] I cannot figure it out [00:32] @Outy oh sry, didn't really understood your question, I'll try some things [00:35] Drunkhawk91: maybe this will help: think of a new file type *.??? if it is the first time you ever double klick on it - thunar will ask with what program should it open the file. you set it to open it with ???Program [00:37] Outy: Have you already tried editing /usr/share/mime/packages/freedesktop.org.xml and then running "sudo update-mime-database /usr/share/mime/"? (Note, I have never done this, and am somewhat guessing. This may break things, it seems like you're determined enough to try it and spend time fixing things if it does). [00:37] Drunkhawk91: and i want to remove the known file association with *.mod <-> parole media player so when i double click *.mod in future thunar will ask me again how to open the file (but i will surely never set a default program again ;o) ) [00:39] @Outy yep, this was my idea, I had a similar pbm some months ago and I fixed, I saved the bookmark somewhere, trying to find it [00:41] Drunkhawk91: freedesktop.org.xml is just a mime description but no association with programs listed here [00:43] Drunkhawk91: the best hint i found so far is ~/.config/mimeapps.list here the user defined associations are stored. its save to delete. but still parole mediaplayer is lauched at executing a *.mod file [00:45] Drunkhawk91: please mind its not that i have a problem here, but it would be nice to know how file associations are removed properly in ubuntu / xubuntu [00:45] so dont break your head about it ;o) [00:46] Outy: What is the output of "gvfs-mime --query audio/x-mod" on your computer? On mine, the default is totem (I don't think I've ever opened a mod file on this machine). [00:46] @Outy That's why I'm with you, I'm wondering too :p and I'm sure I solve a simlar problem with mime types (on a debian machine) [00:47] Default application for 'audio/x-mod': parole.desktop [00:47] Registered applications: [00:47] parole.desktop [00:47] Recommended applications: [00:47] parole.desktop [00:49] svp During an update, if unsure, should i accept an Grub update [00:49] hi guys what irc client would u recomment as a good allrounder and that is able to share files for ubuntu 17.10 [00:50] pidgin ? [00:50] using online client atm [00:50] cool [00:50] LevierMRQ: What do mean by accept? You shoule generally allow all packages to be upgraded when upgrades are available. Are you getting an additional prompt when you try to install grub updates? If so, what is the prompt? [00:51] nojitron: What do you mean by "good allrounder"? Generally, and client that isn't specifically designed for IRC falls short in my humble opinion. [00:51] s/and/any/ [00:52] Jordan_U: Thanks. Will doublecheck :) [00:55] Jordan_U: like i said: Pidgin Internet Messenger [00:57] Drunkhawk91: I purged Parole Media Player via apt-get purge parole --auto-remove --purge file association is gone now ;o) i never used it anyway LOL [01:13] anybody here working with ubuntu and ipv6 privacy extensions? [01:14] as long as i dont use the network manager, it appears that ubuntu refuses to use privacy extensions, even though net.ipv6.conf.all/default.use_tempaddr are set to 2 [01:15] which happens per default via 10-ipv6-privacy.conf [01:15] however, unless network-manager is used for network config, i need to set it explicit for each interface, otherwise its ignored [01:15] anyone here who could explain that to me? [01:18] you said if you dont use NM, it doesnt work. thats a config problem [01:18] the parameter seems to be ignored by whoever manages network on the host [01:18] if i set it for the interface it works [01:19] and i want to know wether thats a bug or a feature - or if i missed something [01:25] if i wanted to write a script to run these commands would i do it in say nano and save as ./ for file type [01:25] i know nothing about scripting and am new to ubuntu [01:26] https://postimg.org/image/l0wv7r7xn/ [01:26] file type? [01:26] wat? [01:27] what would the text file look like [01:27] give me a sec [01:27] sure [01:29] anyone know any signature formats that are 72 bytes wide? [01:29] BloquNegro id like to include password also can you include a password line please [01:30] https://gnunet.org/downloads i downloaded the 3rd and 4th files at that link gtk tar.gz and gtk tar.gz.sig [01:30] https://paste.ubuntu.com/=vtvgBx7gCm/ [01:30] thanks man will look now [01:31] then make it executable with chmod +x [01:31] even though the clean solution would probably be to manage this with systemd [01:31] hi everyone [01:32] hi [01:32] thank you very much [01:32] wot do you guys do here? [01:32] if i wanted to do the same and it not be a python script would it look very different eg terminal only [01:33] i tried in the pass and got to the point of password entry [01:33] then i was stuck [01:33] Read the topic Slappy [01:33] It could ya know, have some information === chowder is now known as Guest1437 [01:34] nojitron: a... python script? [01:34] where do you have a py script? [01:34] python? [01:34] i know some python [01:36] i posted you some bash code ;) [01:36] but like i said, probably using a systemd.service file would be much cleaner [01:36] i assumed what u wrote for me was python lol it wasnt since it has no .py yes? stoopid me lols [01:36] thank u for ur work [01:37] nojitron: have a look at the first line [01:37] what is the term used to describe what u just wrote bash script? [01:38] 'writing a bash script'? [01:38] nothing fancy, really ;) [01:38] but gimme another sec, i have to check something [01:39] no worries [01:40] * SlappyPoland is Mark Shuttleworth [01:40] i would like to learn more about how to bash script and once mastering that python can u recommend a good start point link site book(so many choices dont know where to start) [01:41] i know a few commands but thats it [01:41] done the whole hello world etc [01:41] brb myself 2mins [01:41] how to you write bash script? [01:43] nojitron, SlappyPoland: see,for example, http://www.tldp.org/guides.html for bashbooks [01:43] nojitron: probably have a look at the oreilly books, imho most of them are quite good [01:43] also just found out you can use systemd to start openvpn connections [01:43] awesome :3 [01:44] systemd can start anything if you got a service file [01:44] anyone can help me with this gnunet signature problem https://gnunet.org/downloads i downloaded from the 3rd and 4th mirrors, the tar.gz and corresponding tar.gz.sig file...the signature is 72 bytes??? am i supposed to truncate it to 64? what kind of signature is this and how do i verify it? [01:44] copy the .conf file to /etc/openvpn and then run 'systemctl start openvpn@myconfigfile' [01:44] kenrin: i know, but i didn't know they already prepared a service file :) [01:44] nojitron: SlappyPoland . See : http://mywiki.wooledge.org/FullBashGuide . [01:45] hello [01:46] this is the only reference i found for 576bit/72byte hash "However, since the last c bits of the extended Pi are 0 anyway, and XOR with 0 is a noop, it is sufficient to perform XOR operations only for r bits (r = 1600 − 2 × 224 = 1152 bits for SHA3-224, 1088 bits for SHA3-256, 832 bits for SHA3-384 and 576 bits for SHA3-512)" [01:47] k danks [01:47] merryganjas: it seems to be a 'detached OpenPGP signature (72 bytes)' [01:47] so i assume its some magic foo which will be used by tar [01:48] detached? [01:48] https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1946900&p=11793393#post11793393 [01:48] what you reckon is the magic invoke to see if the sig matches the file hash? [01:49] cant check signature public key not found ??? [01:50] thanks alot for ur help mate [01:50] r u australian lol [01:50] Bloque [01:51] nah, german ;) [01:51] love the name [01:51] cool as [01:51] maybe lets put the ot talk to a query ;) [01:51] soz sure thing [01:51] merryganjas: i guess you have to find the according public key somewhere on the webiste [01:58] merryganjas: after further google-foo it seems the file was signed by Christian Grothoff [01:58] however, the according key 48426C7E was revoked [01:58] so best idea would probably to look for his contact info on the website and ask for a new signed version :) [01:59] if you still want to use it, here is the public key [01:59] https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xFCD86CD048426C7E [02:00] why does windows run better than any linux distro ive tried? [02:00] windows 7 [02:00] cookmod: a fiat is easier to drive than a porsche [02:01] however, depending on your skills and requirements, the porsche might work out much better for you :) [02:01] please define 'run better' [02:01] that's a very vague term [02:01] and atleast for me, linux is by now easier to use than windows and 'runs better' [02:02] crond: linux just freezes whenever i have multiple chrome tabs doing stuff [02:02] my pc is crap btw [02:02] yeah, then something is weird on your end [02:02] cause I've run it on a chromebook with a celeron and 2gb ram and not had that occur. [02:02] cookmod: try a light distro like xubuntu [02:02] BloqueNegro: i'm on ubuntu but using lxde with it [02:02] i ran xubuntu on really really old pcs, works like a charm :) [02:03] uh, k [02:03] probably try another browser and monitor if cpu/ram gets maxed out [02:03] BloqueNegro: it's faster yes but when i try do to mutiple things it freezes for a while like 5 minutes XD [02:03] BloqueNegro: whats the reason for providing a signature for the download file as opposed to a hash? [02:04] given that I can run X with LXDE on my beaglebone black with a TI-OMAP CPU and 512 mb RAM... [02:04] it's no speed demon but doesn't freeze [02:04] merryganjas: a signature can only be created if you own the private key [02:04] i can't do shit on my pc not even games :( [02:04] so it's something you-specific, hardware or configuration or something [02:04] so a hacker could compromise the website but not upload a 'trusted version' === newdimension_ is now known as newdimension [02:04] cookmod, then upgrade to a $35 raspberry pi 3. lol [02:05] its strange, most places provide a hash just to verify you have the correct download [02:05] it can at least run Minecraft :D [02:05] otherwise, security guys are the second most paranoid species on this planet, right after people who do meth [02:05] so it may be a security concern :D [02:05] some of them do meth too [02:05] lol [02:05] crond: i can only play LoL on this pc [02:05] that would explain almost everthing about pgp/gpg [02:05] yeah I'd say that'd be reason to not trust their judgement. [02:06] with shit fps [02:06] you want to give me security advice, yet you do meth? your judgement and discernment are suspect. [02:07] cookmod, I dunno man. This is the equivalent of you going to your mechanic and saying 'my car isn't running well' and giving no further info. [02:07] actually meth will make them work better, this was tested..intellectuals will work long hours on meth without compromising their learned knowledge [02:07] ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [02:07] crond: the amount of drugs you do does not change the security of your cryptography :> [02:07] im not sure about ability to learn new things, but ritalin is basically meth and people in college take ritalin and aderall [02:08] merryganjas, I dunno, I see the meth'd out people a few blocks away and can't take seriously anyone who thinks that's a GOOD idea. [02:08] ritalin is _NOT_ meth [02:08] given as I live in the ghetto. [02:08] by far not [02:08] im not saying its a good idea, maybe its laced meth [02:08] aderall,ritalin, meth = same effect almost [02:08] tried both. ritalin is awesome for learning [02:08] meth is just 'stay awake for three days, get paranoid' [02:08] and I've seen what meth did to poor Florida Man. he used to be awesome, and now he's into all sorts of problems. But this is -offtopic material now [02:08] fckin bullshit [02:09] dont try meth my friends. its like using windows 10 [02:09] may be fun at the start, but you end broke and crying in your shower [02:09] *end up [02:09] crond: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU E3400 @ 2.60GHz [02:10] thats my cpu LOL [02:10] what the heck? I haven't heard of an E-series celeron [02:10] Oh, it's from 2010 [02:10] yeah its old shit [02:10] i dont know, between windows 10 and meth id have to take the meth option as it will help me study for 3 days straight whereas windows will crash so many times on the first day [02:10] yeah, man, spend the $150 and get a used Thinkpad or something with an i5 [02:11] at this point you're just being a masochist. [02:11] i got an a8 series amd laptop with 8gb ram and 1 tb hd at 200$ at a pawn shop [02:11] cant search shit on google becaues its all swedish lol [02:11] on vpn [02:12] but still linux is so slow compared to win 7 on this pc [02:12] well you'd want to be running a linux for low-end systems, not full ubuntu. [02:12] every major distro (fedora, mint, ubutntu [02:13] puppy linux or something if thats still a thing [02:13] crond: :( [02:13] cookmod, https://www.linux.com/learn/intro-to-linux/2017/10/4-best-linux-distros-older-hardware%20 [02:13] but i want ubuntu [02:13] what about arch linux...pain in the ass, but is it faster than windows 7? [02:13] Use a lightweight one that is for embedded systems [02:13] or the guy on meth [02:13] lubuntu might work [02:13] as an ubuntu variant [02:13] merryganjas: are is awesome [02:13] but it's slimmed down [02:14] merryganjas: i taught my self how to install arch on a virtual machine but im scared to try on real pc [02:14] the userbase tries to fulfill every stereotype about linux users [02:14] lolz [02:14] anyone have any idea why ssh would be slow to repond on lan (0.2ms rtt) [02:14] true [02:15] DNS, kerberos, GSSAPI could cause ssh slow [02:15] as long as i dont have win 10 im fine tho [02:15] fuck that shit [02:15] i would think slow ssh response on lan would be beneficial to protect against ddos..make each connection wait [02:15] agreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed [02:15] woah language, mods will ban ya for that [02:15] https://imgur.com/a/XYvcY [02:15] my favorite [02:16] cant curse anywhere on the internet :( [02:16] its funny we cant curse on the internet but we can release real curses [02:16] kenrin: this is typing delay, pressed keys take 1 second to appear [02:16] or seals [02:16] ssh localhost has no issue [02:16] Is it a VM or a full server ? [02:17] full [02:17] Not under load ? [02:17] not enough to have 1second delay [02:17] im just on meth mind me not [02:17] terminal and ssh localhost from vnc functions 100% fine [02:18] Just try to disable the useDNS, the reverse lookups. See what happens [02:18] already off [02:19] rdns lookups only effect time to login anyway [02:19] this is constant ~1 second delay === LevierMRQ1 is now known as LevierMRQ [02:20] there was a recent bug that caused my screen to crash after i would click the home button [02:20] No idea then. I had one doing that this week after I setup bind but didn't change the resolv [02:20] only affected older cpus [02:22] https://askubuntu.com/questions/992571/gui-unity-crashing-in-16-04-lts-after-updates-2018-01-04-compiz-segfaults [02:33] k bye guys thanks for the help [02:36] I'll try to use tinc vpn with ubuntu server 17.10, but when I use systemd command to start service doesn't work. I think it's problem with netplan, becous when I start service with tincd daemon works perfect. I've read a problem with netplan and if-up scrits here. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nplan/+bug/1718227 [02:36] Launchpad bug 1718227 in chrony (Ubuntu) "replacement of ifupdown with netplan needs integration for /etc/network/if{up,down}.d scripts" [Critical,Confirmed] [02:36] Anyone can help me? [02:38] Crashbit, if it's an unfixed bug, there's nothing we can do [02:43] I [02:44] I'm trying to play a video. Ubuntu 17.10. No codecs installed. Offline "airgapped" system. How do I get codecs on it? [02:45] !offline | JoeLlama [02:45] JoeLlama: If you need to download Ubuntu packages using another machine or OS, check the desired packages in Synaptic and select File > Generate package download script. See also !APTonCD === newdimension_ is now known as newdimension [02:46] thanks cfhowlett but... I think that is obvious... what I need to know is how and where... the logisitics [02:47] I have already given up on installing VLC offline. Looks like getting all the dependencies is not possible... at least not for me. [02:47] so I am using the native video player. [02:47] I just need the codecs [02:48] anyone else? === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [02:51] !offline codecs [02:51] !offline codecs | JoeLlama [02:51] hrm that doesn't work [02:51] !offline JoeLlama [02:51] !offline | JoeLlama [02:51] JoeLlama, please see my private message [02:51] ah [02:53] JoeLlama, pro-tip: /msg ubottu !offline will send it to you privately [02:54] thanks cfhowlett :) [02:54] Why are you trying to watch videos on an airgapped system? [02:54] Kon- it's on a private network which will NEVER touch the "wire" [02:55] any other questions? [02:55] it seems a lot of people have trouble with that concept and I don't understand why... [02:55] the network has nuclear lauch codes on it, I would hate to have that information get out over the internet. [02:56] I'm just confused as to why your tightly secured machine is also being used as your entertainment device [02:56] the network? [02:56] JoeLlama, but yet you are willing to chance it with sneakernet [02:56] because one of the boxes on the network is a media center [02:56] exit [02:56] The media files you are bringing onto the airgapped system are a large security risk as well [02:56] sneaker net is harder to breach [02:56] not really [02:57] harder to get information off of [02:57] Or the USB drive you use to transport files [02:57] well at least it's better than being on the wire [02:57] use on of the machines that is NOT on the network to launch the !offline scirpt and download the files. return your USB to the target machien and sudo dpkg -i all the .debs [02:57] and I'm not using a USB I'm using a chinese well [02:58] the chinese well helps isolate [02:58] yes cfhowlett... which .debs? [02:58] I will research forums now [02:59] the ones that the download script specifies [02:59] oh good :) and where is this script cfhowlett? [02:59] !offline | JoeLlama <<< read [02:59] JoeLlama <<< read: If you need to download Ubuntu packages using another machine or OS, check the desired packages in Synaptic and select File > Generate package download script. See also !APTonCD [02:59] and there's the rub [02:59] ok off to the forums [03:08] cfhowlett: ok, thx [03:09] JoeLlama, if your offline system config matches your online system, generate the script from the online, apt-get download the files, walk them to the target and sudo dpkg -i foo.deb [03:19] bak & found the info I needed [03:19] There is no walking cfhowlett... I use a chinese wall [03:19] afk [03:19] OK [03:31] i created file on 22 Nov 2015 at 8.00pm and i want to find it by date cuz i lost the place of it [03:35] Clien, ls -al | grep 22 [03:35] ? [03:35] if you know what directory it's in [03:36] i dont know the dir [03:36] thats why i want to find it by date [03:42] crond, [03:42] yes? [03:42] Oh [03:43] i dont know the Dir [03:43] idk sorry mate. Can you search in your file manager? nautilus or something? [03:43] its ssh server [03:49] hi [03:50] hi === ThUnDeR1 is now known as ThUnD3R === ThUnD3R is now known as ThUnD3R256 [04:11] I'm trying to setup Monit. I've installed it. When I run monit it says Starting monit daemon with http interface at [localhost:2812] but then if I try monit status it says monit: Status not available -- the monit daemon is not running [04:12] a special network for the purpose of scraping. is this something that is yet to be created? [04:12] anyone know a service i can use for a web crawler im creating where its main benefit is very many ip addresses so as not to get banned for crawling too much? maybe a p2p system based on the concept of distributin a scrape across multiple nodes...tor doesnt have enough ips so im not going to use that. [04:13] they exist, are you hoping for free? [04:13] are you speaking of clouds? [04:13] i have yet to see a cloud that gives you very many ip addresses at whim [04:13] amazon seems to be limited to region and i think nat [04:14] but im not too sure [04:14] https://blog.hartleybrody.com/scrape-amazon/ proxybonanza.com is what he used [04:16] that's what you're looking for more or less, right? [04:24] is it possible for someone to use the proxy service sites that are paid or unpaid and abuse enough ip addresses into blacklists on amazon, ebay, or any larger site for that matter so that when you pay those proxy sites, some of the ip addresses you get are already blacklisted? [04:25] tfitts: It's probably running, it's just running from your console and so may appear different than if it were running as a daemon. [04:25] I can't connect to the server on port 2812 and it doesn't show up when I run ps aux | grep monit [04:26] tfitts: Then it's probably not running! [04:26] the log also shows error : Cannot open for write -- Permission denied [04:26] but I don't know what file it's trying to write. [04:27] tfitts: So, I don't know anything about monit. However, the README.Debian file should tell you (or "usually") what you need to do to set it up. It may be that there's a config file that'll tell it to not start (until you edit that config file), and things like that. [04:27] tfitts: That file is /usr/share/doc/monit/README.Debian [04:40] yeah, I've setup the config file and read a few guides online, can't find anything about this file permission issue. [04:40] merryganjas: it's possible but pretty unlikely [04:41] Hello [04:41] I've done crawling from a single IP to where they kind of assume each request is from a bot. Just make sure your crawling code looks for that. If you have a large pool of IPs that's going to be a minimal issue. [05:07] hello all [05:08] koyii apnii language wala haii keya [05:09] english here please baazigar === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [05:23] hi does anyone know to list all man page names that match a pattern, e.g. all man pages with "apt" in the name? [05:26] man -k [05:27] it won't just match by name though, it also includes a one-line description - closest thing to what you want though [05:27] and you can always grep the output to refine it [05:30] Random832: I think thats just an alias for apropos - i think i found the option though --wildcard [05:30] hola [05:31] hola [05:47] Hello room [05:47] anyone here ever use Peppermint 8? [06:02] KingParrot: we can only support ubuntu here mate [06:03] Does Ubuntu have Samba installed in it out of the box? [06:04] KingParrot I have itsetup on mine [06:04] but I can't remember if I installed it or if it came [06:04] ok === omega-supreme is now known as azazel- === Chaudhary is now known as Guest75252 [06:15] hello, if I do `cat /boot/config-$(uname -r) | grep "^CONFIG_HZ.*=y"` I get CONFIG_HZ_250=y ; if I do `etconf CLK_TCK` I get 100 ?? [06:33] michael2, I remember seeing one but can’t remember which === tanuki_ is now known as tanuki [06:37] untoreh: what are you trying to do? === EriC^ is now known as Guest60114 === Guest60114 is now known as EriC^ [06:55] bonjour [06:55] bonjour [06:55] yvesA, english here please [06:55] OK sorry Hello [06:56] yvesA, ubuntu support issue? [06:57] my computer is an Acer aspire ES-1-C80R [06:57] and i can't install ubuntu on because of a grub problem [06:59] I used command line ubiquity -b to install without grub and install grub on sda EFI [06:59] sda1 efi, sorry [07:00] but when i reboot i've always same message " no bootable device" [07:01] yvesA, is the bios set to boot in uefi mode? [07:02] @eric yes there's no legacy mode on this bios [07:02] yvesA, do you have a uefi list in the bios you can edit? [07:03] do you have a commande line ? [07:04] CAN I INSTALL ANDROID EMULATOR ON UBUNTU 32 BIT [07:04] yvesA, no it's the bios right after the pc boots [07:05] yvesA, pressing ESC sometimes gets you there [07:07] @ eric in the bios there's no possibility to edit anything about UEFI list but i'm running chat from recatux softwear [07:07] me be i can find something interesting from this software [07:10] there's a report here http://paste.debian.net/1009617/ === HairToday is now known as JPSman [07:47] before I mean `getconf CLK_TCK` missed initial g [07:47] I meant* [07:47] and basically it shows 100 while the kernel config in boot part shows 250 [07:48] so which is which [07:52] uh apparently linux always shows 100 or 10 so the only way to see the tickrate is through the config in the partition I guess [07:52] so 250 is the right one [07:53] or make a fortuitous guess between the interrupts === Chaudhary is now known as Guest86718 [08:18] hi [08:19] i have trouble getting USB sdcard reader from Transcend to work: https://pastebin.com/8vuAvpCF [08:19] any suggestions? [08:28] I cannot play YouTube videos all of a sudden... they buffer, I can skip and see a differnt fram, but the video doesn't ever start playing... I am on 17.10 [08:47] after upgrading my kids 3 machines to to ubuntu 17, last time i tried to use apt-get tp install something, i noticed that it looks like the system upgrades or some other process disabled ALL my sources... how di i fund out which are the right ones and add them in? [08:48] etyrnal: hi. there is not "ubuntu 17", which version did you upgrade them to? "lsb_release -ds" on a terminal will tell. [08:50] etyrnal: apt or apt-get will never disable your apt sources. the do_release_upgrade script which runs when you upgrade from one ubuntu release to another will disable any non ubuntu apt sources, however. [08:51] tomreyn, right. But they are all disabled, or the ones still in there it compains it cannot connect to. [08:52] "Welcome to Ubuntu 17.04 (GNU/Linux 4.10.0-43-generic x86_64)" [08:52] etyrnal: can you provide the exact error message? imgur.conm if you'll post a screenshot, paste.ubuntu.com if you'll paste text. [08:52] !17.04 [08:52] Ubuntu 17.04 (Zesty Zapus) was the 26th release of Ubuntu. Support ended on January 13th, 2018. See !eol and https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2018-January/000228.html [08:52] !eol [08:52] 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 [08:52] E: The repository 'http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu zesty Release' does no longer have a Release file. [08:52] N: Updating from such a repository can't be done securely, and is therefore disabled by default. [08:53] tomreyn, sorry just saw your pastebin comment [08:53] right, it's EOL, so apt sources are gone [08:53] read what ubottu told you, too [08:53] especially the https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades link [08:54] ubottu, tomreyn thanks. i'll give it a try. [08:54] etyrnal: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [08:54] which ubuntu release were those computers running before you upgraded them? 16.10 ? === dan_ is now known as Guest81027 [08:56] if so, this means they have been running outdated, unpatched software since july '17 [08:56] if those computers were connecting to the internet, you'll better just reinstall them [08:57] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases [08:57]