[00:00] ledeni:https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/6SrNjSS6Z2/ [00:03] how do I make tmux divide up my terminal into a top and bottom half, then switch between programs in the half that has the input focus? === fabricius1 is now known as fabricius [00:05] SlidingHorn: Thanks [00:05] omarv, what Sven_vB ctrl b? === z``core is now known as coffeeguy [00:06] I found #tmux, I'll ask there [00:06] ctrl b " [00:08] mathematics [00:10] lapaga: sorry,.. ctrl b in order to do what?.. i missed.. [00:11] omarv that was for someone else [00:11] lapaga:ahh ok [00:13] omarv, i couldn't find that is touchpad recognize with xinput list try cat /proc/bus/input/devices |grep -i touchpad [00:15] ledeni: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/myTwbspjHD/ ,,. I can see the touchpad Synaptic [00:16] ledeni: can't [00:18] ledeni: something related to synaptics - touchpad input driver ? [00:19] bug 1686081 maybe [00:19] bug 1686081 in gtk+3.0 (Ubuntu) "If -synaptics is installed, GNOME Mouse & Touchpad Settings doesn't work" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1686081 [00:19] how could I re-install or update this synaptics - touchpad input driver ? [00:23] omarv, sorry need to go [00:23] omarv,maybe later [00:28] ledeni: ok, thanks anyway... [00:41] hey all! [00:41] So success! My system finallly booted to the new kernel and the new install! [00:41] why after my upgrade to 18.04 did my login go from KDE to FVWM??? I mean, I see LightDM and it looks KDE-ish, but then FVWM2 starts, what the heck? I do have plasma-desktop installed, and I do have a "startkde" command, and kwin is also installed. [00:41] I asked in #kubuntu but no one's responding [00:46] some recommendation for VPNs for ubuntu? I want to do some torrenting... or then some advices on torrenting? [00:49] Ahoy [00:51] hihi [00:51] ThisIsMyName: oh you're a fellow DCer, cool [00:55] DCer? [00:55] sorry im new lol [00:56] ohhh lol im an idiot [00:56] ThisIsMyName: yeah, you're in DC? [00:56] ha [00:56] ThisIsMyName: btw do you know ubuntu well? [00:57] nah just got it [00:57] aaaye [00:59] Anyone have evince running? (pdf / document viewer). I'm getting a segfault here: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/4pVQ9PYWwj/ [01:01] jpleau: what version & flavor OS? [01:01] SlidingHorn: 18.04 / gnome [01:01] I can't seem to get nvidia module loaded... I did apt-get install nvidia-384.. and it appears to have loaded (though I didn't see it build a kernel module).. yet when I try "modprobe nvidia", I get: "modprobe: FATAL: Module nvidia not found in directory /lib/modules/4.15.0-20-generic" [01:01] jpleau: are you trying to build a newer version of evince?? [01:02] SlidingHorn: nope, I am trying to run it, I pasted a gdb output I'm installing debugging symbols to get an actual backtrace right now [01:04] I got this: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/CkBcj4vNPv/ [01:07] I noticed bash history does not get saved.. [01:08] doh! permission issue in ~/.bash_history [01:11] Roey: What release and desk top ? [01:21] guys. how do I torrent? vpn recommendations? [01:23] fulminator: This is a support channel for question about Ubuntu. Other topics can be discussed in #ubuntu-offtopic [01:23] yes. I am on ubuntu. windows VPNs are apps that run on windows. I need ubuntu VPNs [01:24] lol [01:26] fulminator: Again, that's not a topic for this room. If you having difficulty using Ubuntu itself, system crashes, driver issues or similar issues, this is the place to get help [01:26] fulminator: most VPN providers won't tie you to specific operating systems. You should ask in a VPN specific forum. [01:27] <`whoami`> or set up your own [01:27] is there a VPN specific forum? [01:28] !alis | fulminator [01:28] fulminator: Alis is an IRC service to help you find channels. For help on using it, see "/msg Alis help list" or ask in #freenode. Example usage: "/msg Alis list http" [01:28] ok, thank you! === andre__ is now known as Guest63815 [01:42] do people still experience lag with their mouse/touchpad/trackpoint under gnome in 18.04 with Xorg? [01:42] because i'm still seeing my cursor jump forward a littlebit after i stop [01:42] anyone else seen this? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-390/+bug/1767932 [01:42] especially pronounced with my trackpoint [01:42] Launchpad bug 1767932 in nvidia-graphics-drivers-390 (Ubuntu) "nvidia-390 causes kernel hang" [Undecided,Confirmed] [01:42] Driving me nuts [01:43] I wish there was a way to downgrade to the 17.10 nvidia driver, but packaging changed completely and the old package isnt compatible anyway [01:45] hmm I see there is a 384 bionic branch on github, maybe I can build that [01:49] hey, Iḿ using ubuntu 17.10, I'm using virtualbox hosted on a windows 10...The thing is that ubuntu is recognizing the device but I can't see anything when I go to nautilus, it's empty, I turned off the firewall [01:49] it's an android device [01:49] connected through usb [01:49] do you know if I have to set something up in ubuntu [01:57] Bashing-om: release is 18.04, desktop is KDE (i.e. kubuntu) === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:59] Roey: K; pastebin ' dpkg -l | grep -i nvidia ; sudo lshw -C display ' so we see what we have to work with . [01:59] ok; [02:00] Bashing-om: https://pastebin.com/4abRU8p7 [02:07] heyyyyy wassup bitches [02:08] do-release-upgrade: command not found --- how can i make this available ? [02:09] i run arch linux fucktards [02:10] !language > ubuntu1738 [02:10] ubuntu1738, please see my private message [02:11] spam [02:11] spam [02:11] spamspamspam [02:11] spam [02:11] spam [02:11] spam [02:12] Roey: driver conflicts. and the driver you want is 390 : http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/132530/en-us . What we do now is ' sudo apt purge nvidia* ; sudo apt update; sudo apt upgrade; sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall ' . Let the sytem choose what it thinks is best to install ( will choose 390 ! ) . [02:13] thank you!!! [02:13] ok, I'll bbiab [02:13] (phone) [02:14] Roey: will see ya on the other side, reboot after the driver installs . [02:28] hello again [02:28] Bashing-om: hey hey [02:28] so I checked lsmod and see the nvidia driver loaded now; however, this still started me in FVWM2 instead of in KDE [02:34] Roey: That is a function if the login manager . I do not know KDE so can not give better advise . But I would expect at the password screen to be a cog icon when clicked provides a drop down of which DE to start . [02:34] yeah I don't see one! :( [02:34] I agree with you on that [02:39] Bashing-om: well thank you at least for addressing my nvidia issue [02:40] Roey: It I knew better I would do better .. but in the KDE desktop .. nope, do not know . [02:41] Bashing-om: aye, brother [02:41] when i do do-release-upgrade the upgrade script wants to install glibc 6 first, which gives a message that the kernel is too old. How can i solve this problem ? [02:47] ph88: what is the release ' cat /etc/issue ' ? [03:00] hi === Jochen_wvdT is now known as Schlawiner [03:04] hey so i am trying to do install repair with the live USB, and idk how to select the usb drive in grub [03:06] brenster21: re-phrase what you are fixing . Maybe we can come up with a better method . [03:06] sure [03:07] my laptop that i run as media server has been stuck in emergency mode. after it lost power. [03:08] brenster21: So what you want to do is to boot the liveUSB and run a file system check on the install's root partition ? [03:08] So i figured i might as well try to do a repair, 90 percent of my data is on externals [03:10] Bashing-om pretty much unless you have a better idea [03:12] anybody have some spare time to walk me through configuring samba before i killmysef? [03:12] So how do I do it? [03:14] brenster21: Sounds like a wonderful plan to me. server maybe partitioned as Raid/LVM and then out of my experience range . Boot that liveUSB and pass to a paste site ' sudo parted -l ' . let's see what we have to work with . [03:14] great, so i am grub and i dont the usb drive. should i go to command line? [03:16] brenster21: No, boot up a live desktop medium . we do need to work from an external source . [03:16] ok. so try ubuntu? [03:16] * brenster21 is noob at ubuntu [03:16] brenster21: yes, try ubuntu will work nicely :) [03:17] brenster21: We all were noobs at one time ... that is a fact ! [03:17] very true [03:20] pastebin.com/0eNakqT8 [03:20] ello [03:20] yo [03:20] how do I use the network installer [03:20] cant install the normal way, apparently my graphics driver doesnt work by default [03:21] ^Bashing-om === Mathis|2 is now known as Mathis [03:22] or alternatively, how do I force the installer to use AMDGPU by default [03:23] brenster21: :) so we are looking at " 8 294GB 433GB 139GB ext4 " as the target . I can do that ! [03:25] I want to create an icon for my java application, and insert it into the Global Menu [03:25] great what do you want me to do [03:25] brenster21: In that try ubuntu terminal what results ' sudo e2fsck -C0 -p -f -v /dev/sda8 '? [03:25] so if you click on it, you'll get a menu displayed [03:25] is that even possible with java? [03:25] or is C/C++ recommended for this ? [03:26] its loading [03:26] nightOwlHash: this isn't the place to ask - try #programming or ##java or something [03:26] SlidingHorn: thanks [03:26] brenster21: Now if ya get errors with the above, we will step up the aggressivness :) [03:26] #hey [03:27] No errors [03:27] nightOwlHash, what DE you using? [03:27] Gnome [03:28] ledeni: Gnome [03:28] Bashing-om output is pasted same link [03:28] brenster21: try and see then what reults when you boot the server . [03:31] sure [03:32] nightOwlHash, read --> https://developer.gnome.org/integration-guide/stable/desktop-files.html.en [03:32] ops he is gone [03:35] Hello! Anyone there using nvidia graphic cards has installed nvidia-384 package on ubuntu bionic? [03:35] Bashing-om in emergency mode [03:35] is hibernation still working after you do this? [03:37] brenster21: Well that ain't so good :( .. what is the exact prompt you have presently ? We try and boot up the system from grub . [03:38] Ok this is going to take a while to type, can i send it in PM? [03:39] !pm [03:39] Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. [03:40] I got ACPI error for region, could get size 0x8000000000e, acpi name spae lookup failure, not found. [03:40] Bashing-om [03:41] brenster21: this a lap top ? [03:41] yes [03:41] i thought i mentioned that [03:42] OK, Focus on one issue at a time .. we want to boot up this server . what is the exact prompt you have ? The prompt indicates what we have to do . [03:44] sure, i was listing off the errors on the top [03:45] "Welcome to emergency mode! after loging in type journal ct1 -xb"....press enter for maintence [03:45] i would like to learn about system administration, some good book do you recommend? linux system administration [03:45] or ubuntu, i just wanna know deeply how linux and systems, servers works [03:46] hi all [03:47] i have a gf 730 graphic card in my pc [03:48] when i go to additional driver tab i see my graphic card and driver but when i select driver and click apply change driver not installed [03:48] Bashing-om i am not sure what you mean by prompt. i have a list of errors on the top, then the welcome to em mode message [03:48] brenster21: the ACPI indicators may only be warnings and not errors, for now we ignore and move on to booting , IO got no hearburn to enter into maintence :) .. so what happens when you press enter ? [03:48] I am root ls only shows desktop [03:52] brenster21: At this root prompt what results ' ping -c3 ubuntu.com ' ? [03:53] unknown host [03:53] i should point out, when i was missing with it a while back i had to manually do network drivers [03:54] brenster21: Hummppphh .. how about ' ping -c3 8.8.8.8 ' ? [03:55] network unreachable [03:56] brenster21: K; we need to enable networking :) what release is this ? [03:56] https://imgur.com/a/SbWAbAK my screen, phone is missing [03:56] 16.04 === r4u1 is now known as tarxvf === tarxvf is now known as r4u1 [03:58] /msg NickServ identify hoyasaxa [03:58] Guys, I'm having a problem building a package from source, but it seems that this error shouldn't be happening. It ends up finding intltool >= 0.21, but then fails right after saying it's too old: http://vpaste.net/BE9p6 [03:58] r4ul you just posted that to the channel [03:59] r4u1, you may wanna change your password -- want me to do it for ya? :) [03:59] might want to update it [03:59] brenster21: try ' systemctl enable NetworkManager.service ; systemctl start NetworkManager.service " here "assumming !!" you have network manager installed . [03:59] ok [03:59] r4u1, (i was only kidding on my last msg) [04:00] ok [04:00] but seriously you should change it [04:00] why i like it [04:01] brenster21: I can not make out what the phote shows .. sorry, good thought though . [04:01] r4u1, kidding about the changing it for you, you should change it ! [04:01] its fine, sorry about my crap camera [04:01] okay, to what [04:02] brenster21: At least you have a camera,,, I do not even have one . [04:02] webcam [04:03] r4u1: you should change it because this channel is publicly logged [04:03] in a few minutes, it will be a matter of public record, essentially [04:04] bahing-om when i run the command, it goes in to the load ubuntu screen === r4u1 is now known as nottherealr4u1 [04:06] lol [04:06] brenster21: Humm ,, that is an unexpected happenstance . Can not fathom how the desktop would be effected ny network-manager . But did networking start ? [04:08] um yeah i used ifconfig and dhclient to do it [04:09] it work [04:12] Bashing-om it works [04:18] brenster21: Testing once again // access to the file system ' ls /etc/default/grub ' gives a positive result ? [04:19] all i got was /etc/default/grub underneath [04:21] brenster21: That is a positive result :) what now ' systemctl isolate graphical.target ' . does the desktop start ? [04:22] failed to start graphical.target unit may be isolated [04:22] ^may not be [04:24] brenster21: Hummmm ! // when you reboot, do you get a grub boot menu ? maybe we approach from a different direction . [04:24] yes [04:25] brenster21: reboot to grub then, and at the boot menu 'c' key for a command line interface . see what we can do from there . [04:25] ok [04:25] i am there [04:29] brenster21: 3 commands to try and boot ' linux (hd0,msdos8)/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda8 ro ; initrd (hd0,msdos8)/initrd.img ; boot ' . what results ? [04:30] all 1 line? [04:32] brenster21: no, 3 commands .. enter key after each . [04:32] woops give me a sec [04:32] i fucked up [04:32] should the live usb be in or out? [04:33] brenster21: watch the language ,, we are very nice people here :) [04:33] my apoligizes it wont happen again. [04:35] Bashing-om hd0,msdos8 not found [04:37] brenster21: OUCH ! ,, gimme a sec to verify what I thought . [04:37] ok, wait should the live usb be plugged in? [04:38] brenster21: GPT partitioning 00 where the instructions I had given was for msdos .. hang on let me craft up for GPT . [04:39] ok === coffeeguy is now known as x``core [04:48] brenster21: try like this : ' set prefix=(hd0,gpt8)/boot/grub ; set root=(hd0,gpt8) ; insmod normal ; normal ; insmod linux ; linux (hd0,gpt8)/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda8 ro ; initrd (hd0,gpt8)/initrd.img ; boot ' . [04:49] will do, so press enter every time i get to a ; [04:49] brenster21: Yes, bear in mind we are still fault isolation process .. we do not know where the fualt is .. grub ? drivers ? display manager ? . [04:50] nppe [04:51] hello, is anyone here? I got soem question of debian, but it seems there ain't anybody there [04:52] debian is not ubuntu and is not supported here, Resilience [04:52] !debian | Resilience [04:52] Resilience: Ubuntu and Debian are closely related. Ubuntu builds on the foundations of Debian architecture and infrastructure, with a different community and release process. See https://www.ubuntu.com/about/about-ubuntu/ubuntu-and-debian - !Repositories meant for Debian should NOT be used on Ubuntu! [04:53] I know it, that's why I warned before asking, but maybe someone has the same problem [04:53] sorry. please address your queries to the debian irc or forums [04:53] I know what's ubuntu, I was in linux way before ubuntu existed [04:53] clowns [04:57] brenster21: "nope" does not help to isolate the fault .. where does the boot sequence fail and what actually happened ? [05:00] Bashing-om ,sorry about that it failed at linux hd0 gpt8 everything till then ran [05:04] brenster21: think'n how we can get the UUID of sda8 from grub // gimme a bit to research . [05:04] sure [05:05] Bashing-om: ls (hdX,msdosY) [05:06] ls (hd0,msdos8) [05:06] or gpt8 if you're using gpt [05:06] EriC^^: GPT partitioning . [05:08] ls (hd0,gpt8) [05:08] EriC^^: " linux (hd0,gpt8)/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda8 ro " valid for grub to boot ? [05:09] yup that should work [05:09] EriC^^: brenster21 As it fails . looks like we need to re-install grub . [05:09] how do i do that? [05:10] try pointing to the actual kernel, i havent had much luck with /vmlinuz [05:10] brenster21: try "set root=(hd0,gpt8)" then "linux /boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda8 ro verbose" === thanos1 is now known as Guest25137 [05:11] then initrd /boot/initrd then type boot [05:11] EriC^^: Yup, was my thoght to get the UUID and try again :). [05:11] ok i will give it the old college try [05:14] Eric^^ when i type linux /boot/vmlinuz and then hit tab, i get a new line with linux boot/vmlinuz on it [05:15] EriC^^: recovery from power outage, fsck done and no errors . [05:17] brenster21: do you have a separate boot partition? [05:17] try "ls /boot" anything in there? [05:17] EriC^^: partitioning: https://pastebin.com/0eNakqT8 . [05:18] EriC^^: brenster21 Ouch, and it is EFI ! [05:19] huh? [05:19] brenster21: try 'ls /boot' please [05:19] brenster21: we got to tell grub it is EFI. [05:19] Disk 'hd0,gpt8' not found [05:20] ah thanks Bashing-om [05:20] understood [05:20] brenster21: type 'ls -l' and look for the one with "ext*' [05:21] same answer [05:21] maybe because of the set root command? [05:21] EriC^^: brenster21 I plumb missed that this is not only GPT but also EFI . [05:22] its fine [05:22] Bashing-om: it doesnt matter much that it's efi, once you're in grub you're in grub he could boot from a legacy grub too but wouldnt be able to modify the uefi list thats all [05:22] brenster21: ls -l should list all the disks and partitions [05:22] try a bunch of "ls (hd0,gpt1)" and ls (hd0,gpt2) til you hit the one that says ext* filesystem [05:22] i know, but i am getting hd0 not found want me to reboot and retry [05:23] brenster21: are you typing ls -1 (one) ? or small l [05:23] l [05:23] the letter l [05:25] odd, try rebooting maybe [05:25] ok i have done 1 -14, same message everyyime [05:25] what about ls (hd1,gpt1) ? [05:26] not found, but was listed as hd1,gpt1 [05:26] EriC^^: brenster21 " [05:26] i got boot on [05:26] brenster21: try rebooting then hit 'ls -l' and see what comes up [05:27] Disk /dev/sdb: 3881MB >> Partition Table: msdos" [05:28] Ok here is what i got. Device hd0 no know filesystem detected. [05:28] aha that makes more sense [05:28] gpt9 no known, 8 ext, 7-4 ntfs, 4 no konwn, 2, fat system, 1 ntfs [05:28] but is crappy [05:28] aha great! [05:29] type 'set root=(hd0,gpt8)' [05:29] then 'ls /boot' and tell us approx whats there [05:30] Ok. so i got efi, grub, vmlinuz-4.13.0-36-generic memtest and alot of vm linux [05:31] linuz [05:31] good [05:31] type 'linux /boot/vmlinuz-4.13.0-36-generic root=/dev/sda8 verbose' [05:32] if you're not lazy use 'root=UUID= then type 'initrd /boot/initrd.img-4.13.0-36-generic' [05:32] and type 'boot' [05:32] enter each one seperately? [05:33] yeah linux and initrd and boot are separate [05:33] wait i meant to type 26 earlier not 36 should i change it? [05:34] yeah [05:34] are you going to use the uuid? [05:34] yes, i just type the command "root=UUID= right? [05:35] no, in the linux line use linux /boot/vmlinuz-4.13.0-36-generic root=UUID=98734x8-389429-3242323-324322 verbose [05:35] replacing your uuid instead of the numbers [05:35] ok [05:36] so do i keep the numbers? [05:37] use yours [05:37] type ls (hd0,gpt8) it should show it [05:38] got them [05:39] i got the line with everything in it [05:40] ok now i am in busybox [05:42] got a cursor blinking initramfas, random crng init done [05:42] brenster21: Absolutly sure that you had the linux kernel and the UUID correct ? [05:43] 98 percent positive [05:43] though i am exhausted and a typo could have happened, should i shut it down [05:44] EriC^^: brenster21 Boot the live and re-install grub ? Might be good to try to boot from grub again .. see if the result is the same . [05:45] brenster21: what'd it say before the busybox shell? [05:45] bashing-om and eriC^^ i think i am gonna pass out got to get up at 6am for mother day. [05:45] done waiting for device, cant find... blablabla [05:45] correct [05:46] mount cant find fstab [05:46] brenster21: ah interesting [05:46] is there possibly anyone here who can help me make it so running "python3.6 -m venv ..." on this ubuntu server actually works [05:46] instead ofasking me to install packages that are already installed/ [05:46] brenster21: in grub if you type 'cat (hd0,gpt8)/etc/fstab' [05:46] what happens? [05:46] let me exit back to grub [05:48] it pulled up my stab file [05:48] which is how i automount my external drive to my home folder [05:49] EriC^^ will you be online tomorrow evening/night? [05:49] Hi [05:51] I am getting this dialog to appear: Configuration file "/home/test/.config/kcminitrc" not writeable. What do I do? [05:51] brenster21: yeah very likely [05:52] mind if we try again tomorrow. promised my family to make breakfast for everyone and i am out of cooking supplies [05:52] Bashing-om will be here as well, we'll continue tomorrow if we stay alive [05:52] please done die, if you die i cant buy you some beer for helping me [05:52] lol [05:53] :D [05:53] that or some whiskey, your choice [05:53] alright have a good night, ttyl [05:54] you to, thank you again for all your help [05:54] no problem [05:55] see you tomorrow [05:55] happy mother day [05:55] thanks you too [05:56] night Bashing-om thank you for your help [05:56] brenster21: NP, bot done til ya booting :) [05:57] great see you tomorrow around 10? [05:57] et [05:57] est [05:59] brenster21: Yeah ,, I be here most likely ,, I be GMT -5 . [06:29] how do i get source code of ubuntu studio-18? [06:30] kashem, please do not cross post [06:30] Is wmctrl + zenity optimal way to create workspace init script for Ubuntu 18.4? === button is now known as crayon [06:35] kashem: what do you need the source code of exactly? [06:36] i found it. [06:36] @Eric [06:41] Hello I need help [06:41] Any one online [06:42] Please help me solve screen flickers in Ubuntu 18 [06:42] new problem? [06:44] Hello anyone help [06:44] Shubham, is this a new issue? [06:44] No [06:44] It's fresh install Ubuntu 18 [06:45] During boot it shows [06:45] and the hardware? [06:45] Shubham: did you try the drivers in additional drivers? [06:45] Then after some time it's fine [06:45] The thing is I'm unable to connect to internet as well it says no wifi adapter [06:45] What to do [06:45] use wired connection [06:45] in the live usb does it work? [06:46] When I use ethernet I need to login the network page [06:46] Sadly. Otherwise happening that as well [06:47] Hey Eric can I contact u in WhatsApp to show images so that u can understand my problem better [06:48] U there bro [06:50] Hello [06:52] !patience | Shubham [06:52] Shubham: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [06:54] Shubham: upload to http://imgur.com [07:17] Hi there I need an advice. When I start application for WINE via terminal with command "wine /path/to/myapplication.exe" it starts. But when I click via the Nautilus - nothing happens. Seems it is not associated with any application. Also when I click to associate I don't see wine in the list of the programs. How to fix that? [07:24] Rumen, so... when you right-click the program, "open with"... then "other application" and then "Show Other Application"... WINE isn't listed? [07:29] How can I restart the networking in Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS? I keep seeing errors when I try to use the "service networking restart" command. [07:29] What I'm trying to do is support multiple IP addresses to a single NIC. [07:30] Randolf, feel free to actually state the errors :) [07:30] Okay... [07:30] Randolf : https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-restart-network-on-ubuntu-16-04-xenial-xerus-linux [07:30] Randolf, the service restart is the most proper way that I am aware of. [07:30] Job for networking.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See "systemctl status networking.service" and "journalctl -xe" for details. [07:30] funny how i found just by typing in your question in google ;) [07:31] ben8472, That is often the case in #ubuntu, lol [07:31] ben8472: Using the systemctl method also yields the same error. [07:31] and if you got errors trying to support multiple IP addresses on a single nic, than you are doing it wrong [07:31]