[01:52] DarenHarlan was added by: DarenHarlan [02:17] @TartanSpartan, Weird. So I installed xterm in libertine, and if I `ls -lh /usr/bin/sudo` from there, it shows sudo is owned by my uid, and not root. If I do `libertine-container-manager exec -c bash` in terminal app, and run `ls -lh /usr/bin/sudo` there, it says it's owned by root. AT THE SAME TIME [02:17] wtf [02:35] @TartanSpartan, Right, so I guess the answer here is just "don't run sudo" because you don't need to, inside the container, as it's unprivileged. [03:21] GermoVeltmaat was added by: GermoVeltmaat [03:22] http://news.softpedia.com/news/you-can-now-turn-your-old-moto-g2-titan-phone-into-an-ubuntu-phone-here-s-how-519910.shtml [04:07] Diegoliveira987 was added by: Diegoliveira987 [04:08] Hi guys, have prevision the UbuntuTouch for MotoG3? [04:57] ChillarAnand was added by: ChillarAnand [05:00] Is there any documentation to build Ubuntu Touch for unsupported devices like Moto G3 or Moto G4? [05:03] @ChillarAnand, Give me a minute and I'll find the documentation on porting to new devices [05:06] @ChillarAnand, Happy birthday https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/porting/introduction.html [05:29] @dohbee but erm mm... I want to, as build scripts aren't properly handled by exec commands with libertine-container-manager, unless I'm missing something? [05:38] Btw, the comment of mine you quoted, that related to USB internet passthrough on UT vs Android. [06:21] @AmolithSeregion Thank you [07:24] @TartanSpartan, I am not sure what you want me to do. I can't follow the conversation. Can you give me a command to output? [07:36] @wayneoutthere, DId someone say Coffee? [08:19] Sending this from my beat up n4 [08:19] Yay [08:47] zakait was added by: zakait [08:48] MauiElba was added by: MauiElba [09:24] hello guy my bq 4.5 the microphone during call does not work... any suggention to fix up?? thank you all [09:28] Is there a way to launch a phone app from an ssh session in order to debug? [09:28] @ChillarAnand, I always forget which one Dalton is working on. I think G4 plus? [09:30] I am also working on G4 plus. @UniversalSuperBox [09:30] @kz6fittycent, Wonderful. Enjoy! [09:32] @MrNobodyroaster, Did you check the microphone with sound recorder? [09:33] @Stereofont, yes work fine [09:38] Volume set to zero seems more likely than microphone not recognised by the app. Mysterious though [09:39] call with earphone works [09:39] Clear cache with UTtweaktool is a bit random but will do no harm so you might as well. Restart after [09:40] @MrNobodyroaster, External microphone with those [09:40] Maybe Pulseaudio is getting stuck on 'external input' [09:46] arnaubt was added by: arnaubt [09:52] @arnaubt, Hello Arnau. If you are new to Ubuntu Touch, check this out https://ubports.com/page/telegram-welcome [09:54] @Stereofont, is it possible cache 0 byte before clear?? [10:03] @Stereofont, i am switching on devel..... Is it possible to fix it up?? [10:13] @MrNobodyroaster, I don't see how cache can be completely empty [10:14] (Photo, 1180x658) https://irc.ubports.com/9Xkep8UC.png Join @surgesocialbot and get free premium package to my website instapower.ml/tools. For more info pm me @greatgods [10:14] @MrNobodyroaster, Right now, stable, rc and devel are about the same. All the effort is on 16.04. So use stable [10:15] @greatgods, Please do not spam thus group! [10:15] @greatgods, [Edit] Please do not spam this group! [10:15] Oh I forwarded by mistake [10:15] It wasn't my intent to forward it here [10:16] Sorry for that [10:16] You should be able to delete from your end [10:16] Yeah done bro [10:16] Okay, no problem [10:16] @dohbee, That is because a Libertine container is a PRoot container, that is, it's conceptually the same as a chroot but it does everything in userspace, simulating the root access inside it (with fakeroot) [10:17] In fact you don't need sudo to use Libertine [10:30] @TronFortyTwo if so, then please tell me how to ./ .sh scripts in the container? [10:31] it should just work [10:31] What's your issue? [10:32] dear list, my ultimate bug list on BQ E5: … - no sound from speakers, headphone works … - screen is black when any notification comes in … - screen is black even when someone calls me, have a half second to pick up the phone when I push the power button, after blank again. Now as no sound, I even do not know if someone calls me … - b [10:32] rowser does not start, after the icon on the middle just shuts down … - the phone restarts when push power off, shuts down only if I get the shut down window from the top bar menu system/shut down … - no mms in and out - settings are properly set, nothing has changed by me [10:33] basically, the phone is useless as it is per now [10:33] can not even reflash the system, as it stucks after fleshing boot and recovery image [10:34] [Edit] can not even reflash the system, as it stucks after flashing boot and recovery imag [10:34] [Edit] can not even reflash the system, as it stucks after flashing boot and recovery image [10:34] Which Ubuntu Touch version do you have installed? [10:34] OTA 15.04 [10:35] with the latest updates [10:40] @TronFortyTwo it just doesn't. Not when I use libertine-container-manager, or if I use a LIbertine terminal. How would you evoke the command, precisely? [10:43] should a factory reset solve it? [10:44] @TartanSpartan, just ./script or sh script … Maybe your container has been corrupted [10:44] oh yes version 17, just today was again updated, since then no sound and browser works [10:49] @Popesz, Seems like you are on rc. Revert to Stable [10:50] how if ubportss does not work? [10:59] No you're not clear sorry, should that be in libertine-container-manager, or the Libertine terminal? [11:02] (Photo, 1920x1080) https://irc.ubports.com/WONSYhjJ.png [11:05] Checking in, any news on Nexus 5x? [11:23] megaSAY was added by: megaSAY [11:29] Can someone tell me how I can install the original DEKKO app. … In Openstore i find only Dekko2, and that one is not working for me [11:35] Sorry, I just kept using the old one after the Canonical store closed down. [11:48] @Stereofont, G5 Plus [11:53] @JoshuaAshton, Being worked on. Seems fairly early days though [11:55] @TartanSpartan, Where is that script stored? [11:55] @GermoVeltmaat, If you explain the problem with it, Dan may be able to show you how to fix it [11:56] Inside the LIbertine container home directory (not exactly the same as the phablet's home directory). [11:56] (Photo, 720x1280) https://irc.ubports.com/k0Mm0lK8.png [11:56] this is my os build details. is it rc? [11:57] @TartanSpartan, No, in fact are different Have you tried using libertine-launch? [12:02] @Stereofont, I can't see my inboxes. I have to select each inbox from every account seperatly before i see what's new [12:05] @GermoVeltmaat, give this a try https://gitlab.com/dekkoproject/dekko/uploads/d6e03b08e2309a5b4da83b5fd594ed6d/dekko2.dekkoproject_0.1.6_armhf.click [12:19] Please explain the use of libertine-launch? I haven't used that command before. [12:21] Launches and application in the container `libertine-launch ` [12:22] for instance `libertine-launch vivid firefox` [12:22] http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/xenial/man1/libertine-launch.1.html [12:29] Will try soon, TYVM (Y) [12:29] (Sticker, 392x512) https://irc.ubports.com/tUetP478.webp [12:37] @TronFortyTwo, I don't think it will help. [12:38] @Popesz, Are you on the UBports image? Looks like old Canonical [12:38] @TartanSpartan, No, what happens when you run it inside container via the terminal, not with lct? [12:39] The script itself is broken it seems, and lacks some env var there, though. [12:40] @GermoVeltmaat, You can install the click package using OpenStore app, even when it is not from the store [12:46] @DanChapman, I went to manpages expecting pipe tobacco recommendations and scotch reviews and can't seem to find them... [12:54] https://community.ubuntu.com/t/supporting-x11-clients-on-mir-servers/4244 [12:58] @Stereofont, Never updated to UBports image. On Mac OS X it just stucks at flashing boot and recovery image [12:59] should i try it on Windows 10 or Ununtu 17? [13:02] https://community.ubuntu.com/t/this-week-in-mir-23rd-feb-2018/4238 [13:02] @dohbee same old refrain I'm afraid... [13:02] (Photo, 1920x1080) https://irc.ubports.com/ufNIDjw2.png [13:03] I don't think the script is broken as it compiled without problem on Ubuntu 16.04, GNOME flavour. [13:06] yasngleer was added by: yasngleer [13:10] @TartanSpartan, Do `alias sudo=""` [13:10] Then run after [13:11] @TartanSpartan, A bash script is compiled? Are you sure? More over, if you compiled something in a x86(_64) machine it won't run on ARM [13:12] @TronFortyTwo, Not especially true. [13:15] @Popesz, Preferably Ubuntu 16.04 but we should be able to get it done with Windows. I am out at the moment. Can help you later [13:16] thankx Lionelb, will try by myself, if no success will shout [13:18] Use the 15 second Fastboot installer, clear all old phone drivers and use the wizard to download the latest phone driver, in Device Manager [13:20] Perhaps compiled was a poor choise of term. [13:27] *choice [13:29] @Popesz, I used to run the installer with Ubuntu 17.10 and it worked [13:30] @DanChapman, Thanks, that helped [13:30] great, strange that on Mac OS X it stucks. will I loose everything after reflashing it? [13:31] like sms, wifi ssids and passwords etc? [13:32] Anyone interested in helping with QA? We could really use people to triage and confirm issues and test fixes! Here's how: https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/contribute/quality-assurance.html [13:40] @TronFortyTwo to be stictly accurate, this SDK does enable x86/64 architecture to compile for the target hardware (PlayStation Vita, ARM processor) but yes it isn't intended to compile/build for use on UbuntuTouxh hardware for example. [13:41] @TartanSpartan, yes cross compiling :) [13:42] @dohbee with that alias command, you literally mean "" or do you mean "insertanynamehere"? [13:43] *Ubuntu Touch [14:01] @neothethird, do we have a 'bug testing QA army team' established? [14:11] @TartanSpartan, yes, literal empty string, so "sudo" should become "" then [14:12] so any scripts that would run sudo, would just run the thing they would run under sudo, instead [14:15] Gotcha, let me try it. [14:18] Because things like sudo are basically useless in this situation, we need to find a workaround. Maybe something we can apply globally with a patch to libertine [14:18] (Photo, 1920x1080) https://irc.ubports.com/F0Ekqe7N.png [14:18] That would be cool, because yeah, this looks much like a bug to me which costs functionality for users. [14:19] @DanChapman penny for your thoughts here too. [14:20] well, that is certainly unreadable to me [14:21] as in i literally cannot read that, even if i open in another tab and zoom in [14:22] Hmm, yeah I see the screenshot is pixelated on a desktop, but it just says "bad substitution" and the setuid etc spiel. [14:23] not for aliasing sudo it doesn't [14:24] Ermmmm. [14:25] should probably make it so sudo can't be installed, too [14:25] I believe it does. I'll zoom in and show you again. [14:25] `alias sudo=""` does not complain about bad substitution or setuid [14:26] Just telling you what my eyes tell me bro, unless I've misintepreted one of your instructions. [14:26] all i can see is that apparently you did the alias wrong, but i can't see why [14:26] (Photo, 1920x1080) https://irc.ubports.com/wwpLTdec.png [14:29] huh [14:29] that makes no sense 😞 [14:30] Call up your old libertine maintainer contact in Canonical and ask him WTF he was smoking :P [14:30] I jest. [14:30] oh, the script must be running `/usr/bin/sudo` directly then [14:30] so uh, fix the script to not do whatever it's calling sudo to do [14:31] or to just call sudo and not the full path [14:31] @TartanSpartan, the vita shell people are the ones smoking something here :) [14:31] I dunno if your first suggestion would be viable? Doesn't it need root privileges to be able to build, period? [14:31] or they're all just windows devs and have no idea how to do things correctly in a unix-ish environment [14:32] @TartanSpartan, no [14:32] Strictly speaking, I'm trying to install the vitasdk here, not VitaShell (that comes afterwards). [14:32] it's an unprivileged chroot, you don't need root to do anything [14:32] "Windows … If you have Bash on Ubuntu on Windows, then the recommended way is to follow the Linux directions above. Otherwise, continue reading. … Install msys2 … Run mingw64 shell and install the dependencies: pacman -Su make git cmake tar mingw64/mingw-w64-x86_64-libwinpthread-git" [14:33] That suggests Ubuntu is fond to them, Windows, not so much. [14:34] I guess I'll look at curtailing the full bath from the build script then... [14:34] *path [14:37] That's the script: [14:37] https://pastebin.com/m5crSsQM [14:39] well then it's the other script that it calls which needs fixing perhaps [14:40] See, that's part of why I found libertine-container-manager problematic for handling this, it seemed to be choking if you (implicitly) asked it to handle a chain of scripts. [14:42] Here is the install-vitasdk.sh script it calls: [14:42] https://pastebin.com/hwqPJWAk [14:42] libertine-container-manager isn't the correct way to handle it [14:42] Agreed. [14:42] you could just link to the github or whatever instead of pastebinning btw :) [14:42] True. Next time I will 😇 [14:43] So, how should I patch that script? [14:44] Anyway, I don't think the core problem here is really related to libertine, but just that this vita junk is doing something wrong somewhere [14:44] i don't know [14:45] Are you saying that Libertine would correctly manage a sudo command for other use cases? I haven't seen anything to suggest that on my hardware. [14:45] just make a `~/bin/sudo` script in the container that just does `exec $@` and make it executable [14:45] no, i'm saying nothing should be calling sudo [14:46] the only person who should ever call sudo is the user directly [14:46] What will that script achieve? Not being sarcastic, genuine question. [14:47] imo, libertine should make it so you can't even install sudo (unless you manually tweak some apt config to force it, and then you'd end up in a situation like you're in probably, because the only reason you'd do it is some script is being stupid) [14:47] it will just run the thing instead of trying to actually run /usr/bin/sudo [14:48] Gotcha. Will try that. [14:52] This /bin/sudo script. [14:52] Should "sudo" be a file or a directory? [14:57] FIle I guess? [15:01] it's a script, so a file, yes [15:02] and it's `/home/phablet/bin/sudo` not `/bin/sudo` [15:02] or you could put it in `/usr/local/bin/` perhaps [15:02] Got it. [15:05] On a completely different note. [15:05] I have a line of code going: [15:05] if ((rel_pos + 1) < MAX_POSITION) { … rel_pos++; [15:05] In C. [15:06] Say if I want it to do the same thing but add 17 on top of that, how to? [15:06] I.e. iterate rel_pos by 18 instead of 1. [15:17] uh oh :D using unity8 on bionic :D [15:17] for 4 hours and going strong wololo [15:17] not that bad actually [15:18] this sounds awesome actually [15:18] it is :D [15:18] put the POP back in Popescu! [15:18] all the apps are running on Xmir (that's the default way i think u-a-l launches the apps on Xmir, even balls2 snap works) [15:19] anyway most apps don't really need xmir [15:20] @dohbee I've made the sudo script executable (hopefully Libertine gives sufficient permissions to fully allow that) and tried to use sudo now but still no dice. [15:22] @popescu_sorin, becasue there is not unity8 interfaces for snaps. none of that was completed. simple solution is to not use snaps. [15:23] @TartanSpartan, is the new script in your $PATH ? [15:23] Marco Sirabella was added by: Marco Sirabella [15:24] maybe the `~/.profile` isn't being loaded properly because it's not a login shell perhaps [15:24]