[00:03] Running 16.04. I have a bluetooth speaker that is suddenly unable to connect to my computer. Can anyone help me troubleshoot? [00:05] Having trouble with a chroot and dbus. I exit the chroot, then try to umount, but the umount says /mnt/dev is busy. lsof tells me that /mnt/dev/null is in use, and dbus-launch and dbus-daemon processes are named. I looked into removing dbus in the chroot, and it wants to uninstall half the system, so that won't work. Any other ideas? [00:07] Vysty: can you connect anything else? [00:10] guys any clue on why my TV on any resolution show any red letters or anything red coloured like blur effect? [00:12] how is your tv connected? and to what? sounds more of a hardware problem [00:13] HDMI [00:13] to my computer [00:13] oh ok [00:14] can you adjust the image on your TV at all? like horizontal position or phase or anything? [00:17] I can adjust brightness, contrast, v and h position [00:17] and nothing else which i could find O.o [00:22] ive seen problems on some TVs where if the H position is out by 1 pixel it can do weird things with the RGB... i doubt it with HDMI though [00:30] is the HDMI cable lose ? [00:31] ericrajuin: no [00:32] I think it has to do with the tv model [00:32] or the config of it [00:32] PHILIPS 19PFL5522D-12 [00:33] it says just allows 1024x768 [00:33] but even in that crappy resolution i get the same issue [00:34] and 1360x768 works equal, so I stay in this resolution [00:34] just would love to fix this color stuff [00:37] #programming [01:02] Is final beta upgradeable to lts? [01:03] !final | jahtemg [01:03] jahtemg: If you install a development version of Ubuntu Bionic and keep up with package updates, then you will be upgraded to the official release of 18.04 when it comes out. To make sure, type « sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade » in a terminal. [01:04] Bricks ?@@@ [01:05] Hope not [01:17] ~2 wks until ubuntu 18, probably going to completely reinstall since it's an opportunity to put the OS on my SSD. If I put it on empty space that's on a Windows drive, will it replace the Windows bootloader? [01:38] Anyone have any suggestions on an IRC client other than Xchat? Other than IRSSI === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:41] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat#IRC_Clients [01:41] hexchat is the fork of xchat, which is no longer maintained [01:42] oerheks, thanks. checking it out now [01:42] Xchat has some dialogue window issues [01:42] im running xfce4(ubuntu) in crouton and it seems things like thr channel window freezes and locks up xchat [01:42] any type of dialogue i have to kill xchat === test is now known as Guest53326 === Kon_ is now known as Kon- [02:25] Hi === analysis is now known as GGGG [02:29] If I put Ubuntu on empty space that's on a Windows drive, will it replace the Windows bootloader? [02:33] luxio, yes, you would get grub as multibootloader [02:33] !grub [02:33] GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 [02:33] do I need to do any configuring or will it automatically identify that Windows is also on the drive and list it as an option? [02:36] normally it would be detected properly, yes, unless it is an EFI bios, then you would need an other manual [02:36] !uefi [02:36] UEFI is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware. It is meant as a replacement for the BIOS. For information on how to set up and install Ubuntu and its derivatives on UEFI machines please read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI [02:36] how do I know if I have an EFI bios? [02:38] see the manual perhaps? legacy/efi bios [02:41] https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B150M-PRO-VDH.html [02:41] "Next gen UEFI BIOS with award winning design" [02:58] hi, I added joe hard nproc 65000 to my limits.conf file and logged out/logged back in. ulimit -u still reports 15113 [02:58] How can I have ulimit.conf honored? [03:04] nevermind [03:04] I added hard and soft both set to 65000 and it seems to have worked [03:12] How can I tell if my keyboard is running in BIOS mode? [03:22] (ignore that question) [03:45] Hi [03:45] Hi [03:45] what do you need help with? [03:46] i`m testing mint === deva is now known as Guest60357 === wodencafe is now known as WodenCAfe === WodenCAfe is now known as WodenCafe [03:57] good great guys [03:57] how i can become a aws cloud analist? [03:57] carrer path [03:57] lpic * aws + ccna? [03:58] Marquezini: that's not on topic here...this channel is only for ubuntu support questions. [03:58] have ubuntu server/? [03:58] o// [04:00] Marquezini: try your question in ##aws maybe === daniel is now known as Guest25313 [04:33] y ubuntu no work [04:33] fix it [04:37] !doesntwork | aeyxa [04:37] aeyxa: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. [04:42] trying to reinstall for third time first [04:53] Hi, new here just wondering if this is the correct place to ask for help with viruses? [04:53] or maybe someone can point me in the right direction. [04:54] OntheAir: what you need help with? [04:55] I'm trying to get some things to start at boot using systemd, but having no luck at all with it. I've tried following the example and directions at https://bit.ly/2AY8y1D my service file (which doesn't work) is https://paste.linux.community/view/163b2e7f and the script (which does work) is https://paste.linux.community/view/8cccf1ff [04:56] boblamont: did you enable the service? [04:57] aeyxa: I sadly have something that seems impossible to get rid of that is messing with my pc. I have used a gugman wipe on it a few times and the issue still persists. I am being phished... [04:57] aeyxa, do you mean systemctl enable webserver? yes, and it said it made the symlink [04:57] OntheAir: have you tried clamav? [04:57] OntheAir: is this on Windows [04:58] heh, i've tried everything its in the kernel as well [04:58] boblamont: list all services under systemd [04:58] I've contacted the isp as well as ran clamav everything keeps coming back. I've actually had files stolen from me as well. [04:58] I think I am in a botnet [04:59] boblamont: systemctl list-unit-files | grep enabled [04:59] OntheAir: reinstalling OS isn't an option? [04:59] I wiped it clean nothing works [04:59] that's literally impossible [05:00] heh [05:00] youd think right [05:00] OntheAir: again - which OS is this? [05:00] anyone else wanna have a go with it? [05:00] ok, brb (it's in another room) [05:02] OntheAir: So, you're saying you reinstalled OS completely wiping old hard drive and it's still there? [05:02] OntheAir: are you installing the os from a cd? [05:02] OntheAir: WHAT IS THE OS? [05:04] Clearly ubuntu right this is support right? [05:04] slidinghorn: https://i.imgur.com/39Vdwob.gif [05:04] what is ubuntu 19 called? [05:05] he doesn't understand humor and has probably seen enough idiots in here to not assume anything OntheAir [05:05] s/he/they for any people who get upset about that kinda thing [05:05] what does green text mean? [05:06] wat [05:06] aeyxa: webserver.service is listed in the enabled list, but systelmctl start webserver doesn't start it (no error comes up, but the webserver isn't running, either) [05:06] OntheAir: oh, probably you're noticing you're being mentioned in a message? [05:06] First time on irc [05:07] If anyone wants to give it a shot i'd love to see this fixed I doubt anyone really can fix it since all I get is "Thats impossible still have a virus after reinstall / wipe." i'd pay [05:08] boblamont: did you do systemctl daemon-reload [05:08] boblamont: or reboot since creating the unit? [05:08] OntheAir: it's literally impossible unless the OS you're downloading from is infected or there's a network infection elsewhere [05:09] OntheAir: if your entire network is compromised it could reattach itself once the server comes back online [05:09] aeyxa: I thought I did daemon-reload, I'll go double check. I'll also reboot. I'll let you know what happens in a few minutes. [05:09] OntheAir: I would completely isolate it without network or anything and reinstall from a fresh OS downloaded from ubuntu website only after 100% wiping the drives [05:09] reepo [05:10] I didn't mean for him to disable his network immediately lel [05:11] every time I come here looking for help I end up helping other people instead and then solving my problem on my own later, lol [05:11] or any channel really [05:11] aeyxa: He was most likely trolling. No relevant info, and naming practically impossible circumstances. [05:12] he could have not been wiping the harddrive [05:12] and just reinstalling the os [05:12] which could have left some hidden partition [05:12] but yeah maybe idk [05:13] I assume everyone is telling the truth usually, it's a bad habit I have [05:15] aeyxa: rebooted, still no running webserver. Also, know you're not talking about me, but I appreciate the help, I really am just an idiot who has no idea what he's doing that urgently needs to get a few things working that aren't. [05:16] boblamont: lol np [05:16] boblamont: you can also ask in #linux since systemd isn't just a ubuntu thing [05:16] and it's probably a more active channel [05:16] atm [05:16] aeyxa: they gave up on me there [05:17] boblamont: oh, well try with a different file instead [05:17] boblamont: like, something that just echos to a file, and then check to see if it worked [05:18] boblamont: are you creating the file as root, and what are the permissions on the file and where is the filr located? [05:18] aeyxa: webserver was my different file :( Before that, I was trying to get another program to start. [05:19] boblamont: do `ll /etc/systemd/system` [05:19] for anyone able to answer: i am trying to install i3-gaps on 16.04, i am running into an issue with ./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr; which is throwing errors at me and cannot figure why [05:19] is ll an ubuntu command? if not do ls -la [05:19] protocol_hive: paste errors into pastebin and post here [05:21] aeyxa: autoreconf: Entering directory `.' [05:21] autoreconf: configure.ac: not using Gettext [05:21] autoreconf: running: aclocal -I m4 [05:21] configure.ac:16: warning: AC_PROG_LIBTOOL is m4_require'd but not m4_defun'd [05:21] m4/xcb_util_common.m4:8: XCB_UTIL_COMMON is expanded from... [05:21] configure.ac:16: the top level [05:21] !paste | protocol_hive [05:21] protocol_hive: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [05:25] protocol_hive: unfortunately, software from 3rd party repositories isn't supported. I'd recommend the #i3 channel or the ##linux channel maybe [05:26] I've been trying to install ubuntu 17 on my laptop and also install it as a dual boot on my desktop with windows and failing all night [05:26] e_e [05:26] sorry fellas, im a little new to this. [05:26] ill check out the i3 channel, thanks for the tip [05:26] protocol_hive: there's no one there, lol maybe #linux [05:26] aeyxa: what's the problem you're having? [05:27] slidinghorn: on both of them, I can't seem to find it to boot into it after installation [05:27] slidinghorn: I'm installing from bootable usb and if I hold shift to go to grub, it goes into usb, if I remove usb it can't find anything [05:28] slidinghorn: one of them has windows so I thinkI just didn't install it in the right location so windows bootloader is ignoring ubuntu [05:28] aeyxa: have you verified the image you're using to install? Do you have SecureBoot enabled? UEFI? [05:28] I did have UEFI enabled [05:28] I also try without it and that didn't work too [05:28] but [05:29] I forget why it was a different error message, lol, what do you recommend I do if I have a completely wiped hard drive on my laptop without any existing os? [05:29] aeyxa: I recommend first verifying the md5 for the iso, then making sure SecureBoot is disabled. [05:31] slidinghorn: I can verify by booting into live, ya? [05:31] unfortunately, I'm half falling asleep in my chair, so I'm going to wish you luck, and go pass out. [05:31] alright [05:31] !verify | aeyxa [05:31] aeyxa: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows [05:33] aeyxa: the file is in /etc/systemd/system, owned by root. I was optimistic because the permissions were wrong, but I changed them to 755 to match the others, and rebooted, but still nothing. [05:33] boblamont: it should be 644 [05:34] boblamont: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterprise_linux/7/html/system_administrators_guide/sect-managing_services_with_systemd-unit_files [05:35] aeyxa: that's what they were, but I noticed the other files that came up all had execute on, so I changed it to match since I assumed the default stuff was all working, I'll change them back [05:37] boblamont: you should make sure your systemd version is fine and you don't need updates and all that stuff too [05:37] boblamont: there's also #systemd did you try there? [05:39] aeyxa: no, I haven't tried there. I just installed the system last week and did all the updates, so it should be ok. I was thinking I should maybe reinstall it just to see if that helps. It couldn't really make things worse at this point. [05:39] boblamont: You said some stuff wasn't working which is why you were doing this, right? What caused that stuff to stop working? It might be that you're not doing anything wrong but systemd is just broken somehow [05:39] yea if reinstall is a choice I would try that [05:41] aeyxa: Well, I do need the webserver, but I've been trying to get Broadcast Using This Tool (Butt) to start at boot, too. That behaves the same. The script works when directly executed, but not as a service. [05:43] idk how to help anymore #systemd is probably gonna be more knowledgeable than me [05:43] gonna get off irc now, gl === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [05:56] good morning to all [05:56] morning lotuspsychje [05:58] hey EriC^^ === kallesbar_ is now known as kallesbar === PickledEggs_ is now known as PickledEggs === katnip- is now known as Guest67740 === Guest67740 is now known as katnip [06:46] hi every usb that i plug in i cant access for some reason the owner ship is root with thi [06:46] brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 17 Apr 12 14:32 /dev/sdb1 [06:46] how can i change permissions so i can copy and paste files to the usb [06:46] i tried chmod 777 but didnt wwork [06:47] https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2211159 [06:47] maybe thatll help ya? [06:50] thank you [06:50] hopefully can get it to work [06:51] i actually dont want to auto mount as non root [06:51] MrCrackPotBuilde: what did you run chmod on? [06:52] dev sdb [06:52] and dev/sdb1 [06:52] MrCrackPotBuilde: that's not right, you need to run it on the mountpoint [06:53] hhhhmm that would be media/xx80-hg91 [06:53] sounds right [06:54] chmod 777 right [06:54] +x is for executeable [06:54] yes [06:55] +x also means you can enter directories [06:55] hi === ubuntu is now known as Guest54929 [06:55] i have problem with vpn [06:56] guest can you me momre specific [06:57] when i use anytype of vpn i cant connect blocked websites [06:58] openvpn pptp or etc [06:58] Guest54929: unfortunately that's not something we can help you with, it's against policy to help people circumvent regional blocks etc [06:59] but my ip change when i check [06:59] blocked sites like youtube or facebook [06:59] i mean [07:09] nobody knows what is the problem with my vpn [07:10] its connect and my ip change but when i want open youtube or facebook it doesn,t open them [07:11] this sites are block in our country [07:11] in fedora my vpn work well [07:11] but in ubuntu doesnt [07:22] #zephyrproject [07:23] hello [07:46] Hi everyone [07:46] hi [07:46] Does anyone know if there is some special step to install a certificate to be able to use it while "git clone" a repo? [07:47] I moved the .pem and .crt file into /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/myproject/ and ran "sudo update-ca-certificates" but I still get an error when trying to clone === chrisp_ is now known as chrisp262 [07:54] I need help. When i try to modify Windows system32 files in linux (Kali), it says read/only file system. how to change that and write in System32_ [07:57] I need help. When i try to modify Windows system32 files in linux (Kali), it says read/only file system. how to change that and write in System32_ [07:57] !kali | A4L [07:57] A4L: The Ubuntu channels can only provide support for Ubuntu and its official flavors, since other distributions and derivatives have repository and software changes. So please use their dedicated support venues, for example: Linux Mint (#linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org), Kali Linux (#kali-linux), and LXLE (#lxle) [07:58] I need help. When i try to modify Windows system32 files in linux (OK, IN UBUNTU THEN), it says read/only file system. how to change that and write in System32_ [07:58] A4L: we don't support kali, see the factoid from ubottu [07:59] (/facepalm} [07:59] ducasse i changed to ubuntu. I need help in ubuntu [08:00] not in kali [08:00] #lolomg [08:01] A4L: don't lie just to get support here, it's not helpful [08:01] @ducasse we don't know that he is lying... [08:01] 26th 3.10 [08:01] but it is painfully apparent. :) [08:02] just help me for ubuntu then pls\ [08:04] A4L: why not just get help in #kali-linux? [08:05] ducasse oh thanks i tried #kali but it didnt work thhanks [08:05] PS> there is no noe in kali/linux === tony3 is now known as antonisz [08:05] there is no one there so i want help here [08:07] that's not really our problem, try ##linux then [08:12] Good morning [08:12] I had an issue last night which we weren't able to resolve [08:13] i can repost the full text on request, but it was regarding pcmanfm's inability to access nfs:// shares on my LAN, despite them working via fstab and showmount, and the fact that pcmanfm on another machine (arch) can access nfs:// just fine [08:13] and yes, we checked that i had gvfs-common and nfs-common installed etc [08:15] aphirst: which release is this? [08:15] ducasse, ubuntu (lubuntu) 17.10, pcmanfm 1.2.5 [08:15] does that version of pcmanfm support it? have you checked? [08:16] ducasse, and the fact that pcmanfm on another machine (arch) can access nfs:// just fine [08:16] oh, right, it's the same version of pcmanfm there too [08:16] 1.2.5 [08:17] hmm, maybe the ubuntu version is built without support for it - i dunno. do you get any errors? [08:18] yes, i posted it earlier but it was a generic "this location is not supported" type of error, nothing in STDOUT either when running in terminal [08:18] pcmanfm also appears to not have a verbose mode [08:18] (i'm not at the affected machine right now, though i can be if there are any actionable suggestions) [08:19] "this location is not supported" might imply it is built without support. have you looked for similar bugs? [08:20] running "rpcinfo -p hostname" can give you what versions of nfs are available and what ports they are listening on. Maybe pcmanfm is just doing v2 w/udp while something else does tcp v3? [08:27] hi [08:28] i am trying Xenial and i can't boot because of missing ehci-orion kernel module [08:28] do i have a package to install to have this module ? [08:32] ducasse, i have, i only found one reference which was not strictly relevant, and also gave no useful info on how to diagnose [08:32] jiqiren, i'll test that, bear with me [08:35] neoclust: so you can't even get into the live session or installer? [08:36] adrian_1908: no but i can rebuild the clonezilla with modules, etc i think [08:37] adrian_1908: i already install new debs into it before rebuilding the squashfs [08:37] adrian_1908: i use it to boot the image over PXE [08:38] neoclust: oh ok. Well, i'm not well versed in this but if the module ships with xenial it might be as easy as changing the /etc/modules file [08:39] adrian_1908: i only see ./lib/modules/4.4.0-24-generic/kernel/drivers/media/pci/saa7146/hexium_orion.ko [08:40] not the good one [08:42] Hi again [08:44] yo [08:45] Is there a way to set a certificate to "Always Trust" the same way that can be done in macOS? [08:45] jiqiren, there were 3 lines mentioning nfs [08:45] version 3 and 4 according to the columns [08:48] i'll see what pcmanfm is linked against via ldd [08:48] well, grep | nfs gives nothing [08:48] i guess it does it via gvfs [08:49] Hello. I have Ubuntu Xenial, but I connected the repository from the Ubuntu Bionic to install some packages. Then I disabled the Ubuntu Bionic repository. How can I now determine which packages have been installed from the Ubuntu Bionic? I can use only CLI unilites, so Synaptics - is not the answer. [08:49] i'm not sure how to check exactly what gvfs is built against [08:50] Dreyk: yikes, that's brave [08:50] Dreyk: can you check up your command history? [08:50] Dreyk, never mix repos, doubly so with unreleased ones [08:51] . [08:51] Dreyk: dpkg -l | awk '$1 == "ii" { print $2 }' | xargs apt-cache policy | grep -C10 bionic [08:51] adrian_1908: i don't see it neither with bionic :/ [08:53] antonisz: i can, but there is too many packages, idk whick packages is from bionic in comman history [08:53] EriC^^: this command give me empty output [08:53] hi [08:54] bazhang: now i know about mixing repos) [08:54] neoclust: yeah sucks man, sorry to hear. I wonder if you could find it online and build it yourself (or download as a binary). [08:54] I did that for my DVB card, but that wasn't mission critical like yours. [08:54] Dreyk: hmm, i forget, if someone removes a repository from sources.list does it still show up in policy [08:54] i have troubles with windows 10 and ubuntu 16.04, if i mount windows 10 partition inside ubuntu, then i can't boot windows 10, laptop show me a black screen ... does anyone know about it ? i'm using ubuntu 16.04 [08:55] EriC^^: so i need to enable again bionic repository in sources list? [08:55] Dreyk: maybe check /var/log/apt/history.log to see what installed as suggested by someone? [08:55] How to run/start applications(process) in background from console? [08:55] Dreyk: no, i'd do the apt history [08:55] wiq: with & after command line [08:56] ok, thanks. marcfp [08:56] marcfp, wiq might mean "and also persist when closing the terminal" [08:56] & doesn't offer this as far as I remember [08:56] wiq: program & disown if you want what aphirst says [08:56] aphirst: then you can use screen [08:57] marcfp, but then only for text mode [08:57] EriC^^, that sounds familiar [08:57] aphirst: yeah, disown will let you click the button, typing "exit" also uses disown before exiting [08:57] well that's helpful [08:58] m [08:59] does anyone know how can i solve windows 10 boot after ubuntu 16.04 installation and mounted windows 10 partition inside ubuntu ? [08:59] aphirst: you can use "nohup command &" [09:00] EriC^^: can not find the correct information in history.log, cause there is too many packages... So my only way is to install the Synaptics and X.server and use Synaptics to determine which packages is from bionic?) [09:00] What does it mean when it shows 'disk sleep' under CPU usage of a process in system activity? [09:00] http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2016/01/mount-windows-10-in-ubuntu/ <- i maked it ... but i can't boot windows 10 any more time [09:05] . === ramon is now known as Guest95968 [09:15] buongiorno a tutti [09:16] !it | Guest95968 [09:16] Guest95968: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) [09:16] Guest95968, english here please [09:28] hi, is there an equivalent of "tracker" (indexing files service) on MATE, or is it only on gnome ? [09:30] any faggot up? [09:30] with actual skill? [09:30] apt-cache search tracker Aliekezhi [09:30] OntheAir, not appropriate for a support channel [09:31] ok are you the guy im looking for? [09:32] you are not even with the mods [09:32] don't tell me what to say fuck off [09:32] if you aren't going to help don't reply [09:32] act like you make the rules fuck off [09:33] OntheAir: just watch the language and ask your question [09:33] can we get a 'please'? before you rudely gang up on me? [09:33] If anyone can help lmk [09:33] Because i've yet to encounter someone who can help [09:33] OntheAir, thats enough [09:34] qq [09:34] you haven't even asked a question [09:34] bazhang, thanks, I didn't think about it...However, I'm not sure if it's the name of service or not...And maybe it could have a different name on mate [09:34] bazhang, do you know the name of the indexation service ? [09:34] OnTheAir you being a douche mate. watch the language or leave please. [09:34] hey watch your mouth [09:35] what you gonna do, curse me to death on irc? [09:35] Aliekezhi, not off the top of m y head, sorry [09:35] kille, please dont get involved [09:35] k [09:36] alright if you wanna fight a real hacker call me at 9808252241 [09:36] cause ill brick anyones shit [09:36] fagot [09:37] it's safe to say he's off the air now [09:38] ^.^ [09:42] is it possible to get timestamp on 'history'? [09:43] bash's history? yes [09:43] yes [09:43] Give the HISTTIMEFORMAT variable a value in .bashrc. Look it up in man bash [09:43] it's the HISTTIMEFORMAT in the bashrc file if i recall [09:44] Just took over a server from a former employee and logging into it for the first time seeing that 'history' shows the following, what would be your first thought? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/kvwnpwkHVq/ [09:44] so it will only store timestamps if that var is set [09:45] heh, that somebody wants to hide something [09:45] geirha: my thought [09:45] cleaning up tracks? [09:45] and now something pretty critical in the application isnt working, which makes me wonder [09:46] only cleaned up very crappy though [09:46] forgot history [09:47] It's uplink style cleanup ^^ [09:48] any suggestions how to gather a little more evidence? I guess getting timestamps on the history backwards inst possible, correct? [09:49] you can build bash with syslog support, which I don't think the user can opt out of [09:49] other than switching shell of course [09:50] albech: yeah, that data is lost [09:50] you only know when he logged out from the timestamp on the history file [09:50] geirha: that would help [09:52] geirha: but im guessing since i have entered the system that timestamp would have updated [09:52] we had no reason to believe he would have done something malicious, since he left the company on semi-good terms [09:55] albech: it's typically only written to on exit, unless you have something like history -a fired from PROMPT_COMMAND [09:58] albech: have you checked the syslog config? it might be writing the log lines to auth.log multiple places [09:59] i did.. its only writing to auth.log [10:00] time to set up central logging [10:01] yeah :( [10:10] where are the sources for ubuntu kernel 4.13.0-38-generic? [10:11] i found only a package called "linux-source" which contains sources for linux-source-4.13.16 [10:11] but i want do patch my currently installed kernel version [10:12] interrobangd: generally it's easier to work from the git repository, but the linux-source package should match the most recent image [10:12] apt-get source "linux-image-$(uname -r)" [10:12] geirha, nope [10:12] not existing [10:13] odd. works for me [10:13] linux-image-4.13.0-38-generic not found [10:14] do you have deb-src entries uncommented in sources.list? [10:14] interrobangd: which release is that? 16.04 or 17.10 ? [10:14] 17.10 [10:15] geirha, ahh! [10:18] the linux-source* packages are binary ('all' architecture). The src is linux-meta/linux. "apt-cache policy linux-source" should show where the package candidates [10:19] strange [10:19] apt-cache policy linux-source -> linux-source: installed: 4.13.0.38.41 [10:20] but if i run make menuconfig the version are 4.13.16 [10:22] interrobangd: that's fine, Ubuntu kernel versions are different [10:23] i dont understand [10:23] anyone having experience with checkinstall ? I am trying to add a php.ini file inside a build from source but at the end it never gets included .... i use --include=/usr/local/php/php.ini or a text file containing this path ...... no success [10:23] interrobangd: see the "artful linux" section of https://people.canonical.com/~kernel/info/kernel-version-map.html === zer0 is now known as Guest56640 === Tinus is now known as Guest93968 [11:12] my wan starts dropping packets over 90% and give a >10k ms lag when i connect to a remote icecast stream. is there a channel which could help me with this? [11:15] speaking of which... hadn't #ubuntu used to be kind of high-traffic? like 5+ messages/second kind of high? [11:18] people are hungry. i am at least :p [11:23] antgo, #networking, over 1200 "people" on it === zer0 is now known as Guest5361 [11:32]