[00:58] SlidingHorn: it's mostly a function I have that looks through my logs [04:11] good morning to all [04:20] mornin lotuspsychje [04:20] hey SlidingHorn how are you mate [04:20] tired [04:24] SlidingHorn: up all night? [04:24] yeah [04:27] slide down and relax, new timezones taking over from you :p [04:35] !wacom [05:50] morning all [06:01] Good morning [06:02] Why does Neo4 still claim his English is 'proficient' when multiple people have given up on him due to his poor English? [06:07] morning EriC^^ lordievader [06:08] Hey lotuspsychje [06:08] How are you doing? [06:08] fine here, weather is colder now [06:08] Yes, indeed -.- [06:09] and almost weekend cant be bad :p [06:11] bbl breakfast [06:12] Weekend is nice :) [06:17] good morning [06:25] Hey ducasse [06:25] How are you doing? [06:26] morning ducasse lordievader lotuspsychje [06:27] 👋 [06:27] Morning, nerds. [06:28] hi lordievader. EriC^^ - i'm fine, thanks, how about you? [06:28] Doing good here. [06:31] great thanks ducasse [06:33] national day here today, lots of stuff happening everywhere [06:41] Nice stuff, or 'too many people, not nice' stuff? [06:45] for me, the latter. there will be crowds *everywhere*, and i don't do crowds. [06:46] so staying at home and preparing for family to come for barbecue :) [06:48] hey ducasse jink [06:49] ducasse: the meat is marinating already? [06:52] ducasse: Crowds are the worst. [06:54] morning lotuspsychje - all well today? haven't really started on the meat yet :) [06:54] yeah fine here ducasse :p [07:46] !info zzuf xenial [07:46] Package zzuf does not exist in xenial [07:46] !info zzuf precise [07:46] zzuf (source: zzuf): transparent application fuzzer. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.13.svn20100215-2ubuntu1 (precise), package size 65 kB, installed size 244 kB [07:47] !info zzuf bionic [07:47] zzuf (source: zzuf): transparent application fuzzer. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.15-1 (bionic), package size 63 kB, installed size 187 kB [07:47] weird [08:27] bbl guys workday ;) === guiverc_d is now known as guiverc [11:58] Hiyas all [12:06] Hello there BluesKaj [12:08] 'Morning JimBuntu, how's things this fine morn? [12:11] Good and looking up so far. It's a crisp/chilly morning with blue skies. I'll take it! How are you? [12:12] 👋 [12:18] JimBuntu, the weather's the same here and I'm doing ok so far...lotsof stuuf to do today. My 2 daughters are driving up from Montreal today so i have to finish cleaning this place :-) [12:18] Awesome for you though! [12:19] yeah, absolutely [12:19] Hey lordievader, how's things? [12:19] Doing good here 😁 [12:20] Good luck with cleaning 😉 [12:21] hehe, yeah , had a good stsrt yesterday so it shouldn't be too difficult to finish up [12:22] hey BluesKaj, everyone. :) [12:22] Hi pauljw :-) [12:23] 👋 [12:24] lordievader, that emoji is showing up here as a vertical rectangle [12:24] looks a hello kitty here... [12:24] looks like [12:25] Hmm, it is a waving hand emoji. Either your client doesn't use/support utf-8 or your fon't is missing this specific emoji. [12:25] the first 2 you posted worked ok [12:25] https://emojipedia.org/waving-hand-sign/ [12:25] ah yeah, now i see the hand... [12:26] i'm so used to emoji's being face oriented that i wasn't looking for something else. :) [12:27] font I use is Dejavu Sans [12:30] of course I'm also testing 18.10 Cosmic dev OS so who what can happen [12:30] who knows [12:31] running well so far , but there haven't been many upgrades or new installs since it's early days [12:32] lordievader: i saw it [12:33] yeah i would've thought at this point there's not even anything between 18.04 and 18.10? :) [12:33] had about 50-60 upgrades so far [12:35] no kernel upgrades or kde/plasma major version changes [15:12] leftyfb: yea dpkg-dev isn't needed for this [15:12] got all the files already? [15:12] dpkg-dev is for creating the repo. The repo is already created [15:13] whoever gave her the ISO created the repo [15:13] so I think we just need to find the right deb line to add to sources.list [15:13] That page that was linked to assume you're dumping a bunch of random debs in a directory and want to make a repo out of that [15:14] leftyfb: so I think what probably need to happen is to have a sources line something like [15:15] deb file:/usr/local/mydebs xenial-updates main restricted ... [15:15] deb file:///home/repository SuiteCodename main restricted universe multiverse [15:15] yea [15:15] deb file:///home/repository xenial-updates main restricted [15:16] deb file:///home/repository xenial-security main restricted [15:16] she's got updates and security, so two lines. Figuring out what parts she has now [15:16] I'd say the 2 lines I just posted [15:17] Probably. I'm doubtful she has universe and multiverse, but she might not have restricted either [15:17] the lines I posted last don't have universe and multiverse [15:17] what's the deal with a custom repo? [15:18] I know. I'm just saying we need to figure out what she has first [15:18] daftykins: someone was given an ISO with a mirror of the repo to update an air-gapped server [15:18] a mirror or a semi mirror, unsure how complete it is [15:19] it's 45GB, so it's not a full mirror [15:19] curious method [15:21] not a bad idea if it's done correct and with some instruction [15:22] leftyfb: main and multiverse [15:22] what a weird combo [15:22] yeah, interesting [15:22] oh and universe [15:22] and universe [15:22] that's not so crazy then [15:22] by the sounds though, it would've been easier to ship an image of an installed OS to transfer over [15:23] oh no i'm being an idiot, 'cause they wouldn't necessarily know what software they want to use [17:10] nacc: you know WSL has very little do with #windows right? It's based off the cloud image of ubuntu. The error they were having has to just do with a broken mysql installation. The "runlevel" error is a red herring [17:14] evening all [17:47] hey oerheks [17:47] Hi EriC^^ \0/ [17:54] leftyfb: dunno any of that, i know that WSL is not supported in #ubuntu. [17:55] nacc: I'd say with it's installation or kernel level stuff or maybe even advanced networking. But as far as a broken package system, it's just ubuntu. At that point it has nothing to do with Windows [17:55] nacc: sending someone to #windows because of a broken mysql installation in ubuntu is going to get them nowhere and very frustrated with ubuntu [17:55] not Windows [17:56] leftyfb: i have seen donofrio find enough weird shit that i disagree with you. [17:57] leftyfb: and choose to not disclose they are on wsl until an hour into debugging. [17:57] leftyfb: and you know what, i honestly don't care if they are frustrated with ubuntu. All I did was point them to the FAQ response for their specific usage. [17:57] donofrio.. he is the only active user i know on WSL .. problems with installing a desktop and such [17:57] which tells them to ask for help in #windows [17:57] leftyfb: I believe I've seen you do the same with other users for other things. So let's just drop it [17:58] leftyfb: feel free to change the FAQ response, if you think it's wrong. [17:58] nacc: is that something I have the ability to do? [17:58] leftyfb: yes. [17:59] "!ubuwin is ..." [17:59] (without the quotes, of course) [17:59] the !wsl factoid is correct, no? [17:59] leftyfb: the admins of the bot will have to approve it, but that's how the responses are defined and adjusted over time. [17:59] !wsl [17:59] Windows 10 has a feature called Windows Subsystem for Linux, which allows it to run Ubuntu (and other Linux distro) userspace programs without porting/recompliation. For discussion and support, see #ubuntu-on-windows or ##windows. For installation instructions, see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/commandline/wsl/install_guide [18:00] leftyfb is claiming that support for some parts of it should occur in #ubuntu, afaict. [18:00] might be true, but hasn't been our policy until now [18:00] I most certainly claim that. #windows has no business supporting an Ubuntu OS. Maybe the installation on their subsystem. Or if something is wrong at the kernel level. But userland, no way. [18:01] it's not an Ubuntu product, it's a Canonical prodcut [18:01] *product [18:01] also, I would think someone would pick "#ubuntu-on-windows" first, but that's just me [18:01] the running OS is just the cloud image. Same thing that gets installed on servers [18:02] except *how* it runs is nothing like Linux [18:02] so you can handwave all you need to, I will handwave back [18:02] there's 14 people in there. One is a chanserv, one is me, and one is the guy that was looking for help earlier. Not going to get much help there. [18:03] nope, that's the consequence of choosing to use the product, then [18:03] maybe don't use windows [18:03] just like any number of other products that have no support on IRC [18:03] mint [18:03] and 12.04 extended support [18:04] oh i love the wave of 32 users in the future [18:04] In the case of today, the issue was with ubuntu as an OS and zero to do with windows or the WSL product. [18:04] 32 bit * [18:16] oh my .. [18:56] oO [19:10] :/ [19:12] ubuntu & windows are such good friends :p [19:12] ive readed it on internet! [20:22] it MUST be true! Kinda like how IBM loves Apple [20:35] Canonical loves ibm too.. and the next day 100.000 layed off [20:36] a little too much [20:36] that's all I worked on for most of the 3 years I worked there [20:36] damn Power 8 [20:37] I can not be paid, sorry Mark. [20:37] :-D [20:48] To be fair, Canonical probably loves IBM because they're a big ... corporate sponsor. ;) [20:49] For sure, there should be some love their. Plus, it's IBM, a fair amount of Linux love from IBM in general. [23:30] * oerheks facepalms [23:30] sorry nacc .. i explicitly asked him about other os that might controll .. [23:30] oerheks: that's what i thought too :/ [23:31] then we all still win, guessing was right [23:54] !cookie | nacc [23:54] nacc: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [23:55] !pizza EriC^^