[00:00] you can do sudo autoremove I believe to get rid of the backports [00:00] if that doesn't work change the permissions with chmod [00:00] someone check me on that... [00:00] lol [00:00] When I tried initially, it just made a "xorg.conf.save" file, is there a way to delete/remove that? [00:00] you can go through your directory by typing in ls in the terminal [00:00] Blood_n_Binary: Thats just going to remove packages I no longer need..... libqmi-glib1 linux-headers-4.13.0-32 linux-headers-4.13.0-32-generic linux-headers-4.15.0-13 linux-headers-4.15.0-13-generic linux-image-4.13.0-32-generic linux-image-4.15.0-13-generic linux-image-extra-4.13.0-32-generic [00:00] linux-image-extra-4.15.0-13-generic [00:01] sorry... didnt expect spam [00:01] so ls if in sudo already [00:01] Dreageon: rm /etc/X11/xorg/xorg.conf.save/ [00:01] and then the original file should be there [00:01] you should see it in white [00:03] Draegon did you get it? [00:04] and........he probably deleted his xorg :/ [00:05] actually did that yesterday :/ [00:06] systemd[1]: isc-dhcp-server.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE [00:06] no idea why [00:08] I tried "sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf.save/" but it says its not a directory [00:08] systemd[1]: ifup@enp0s31f6.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE [00:08] FaTaL_G: did you also get this msg when you try sudo service isc-dhcp-server start ? [00:09] those are the two things I see that I think are related [00:09] in syslog and worked fine prior to the update/upgrade [00:09] Draegon: ls so you can list your dir's [00:10] see the one you want to delete and then do it [00:10] no, it works when I do that [00:10] meaning, the service starts [00:10] and network works, but I have to manually do it [00:11] so.. make a script and put in the booting process? :p [00:11] kinda of a crappy solution but hey! [00:12] and the fact that the network card *(second one I posted) is also not coming up, tells me something is happening, like I mentioned above, I wonder if the dhcp server is trying to serve dhcp to the ont [00:12] doing ls just shows my /home directories folders [00:12] which is not good... it shouldnt do that [00:13] Draegon: ls /etc/X11/xorg/ [00:14] FaTaL_G: could you try sudo systemctl enable isc-dhcpd-serverand see the result? [00:14] ls: cannot access '/etc/x11/': No such file or directory [00:15] its X11 [00:16] skatetensor: nothing special, it works. But it is already active, it just fails on boot [00:17] if I manually start it, all is well [00:17] like a race condition [00:17] minus the issue with the enp0s31f6 card [00:17] becuase it also fails to ifup on boot [00:19] hey , might have an idea , is your DHCP server bind to an interface? [00:19] if i recall in order to start at boot it has to be [00:19] so check your /etc/init/isc-dhcp-server.conf [00:19] I dont know how to check but I want it bound to br0 only [00:19] ok [00:21] is there any apt history roll back like dnf? [00:24] granttrec1: don't think so,if you want to refer to an older version of your kernel/distro you have to take a snapshot b4 the upgrade [00:25] x /etc/default/isc-dhcp-server [00:25] x /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf [00:26] skatetensor: ok thats too bad maybe in the future [00:26] those appear to be the conf, the conf you listed is the actual init script [00:27] inside the conf is your device linked up? [00:27] in the line containing IFACE= [00:27] Inside /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf .... it does not appear to be.... I dont even see what to type to make it so [00:28] if the correct interface listed? [00:28] I'll look [00:28] yes sorry i wasn't clear before [00:29] wellllllllllllll [00:29] inside /etc/default/isc-dhcp-server it has INTERFACES="br0" [00:31] so I suspect it is right [00:31] remember, I said this has worked fine [00:31] it only borked after sudo apt-get update/upgrade [00:31] :( [00:32] :/ [00:32] sorry cannot think of another way [00:32] just to include start it by placing the script at your init [00:33] FaTaL_G: Is your main interface br0 and is it starting on boot? [00:33] my br0 is my bridge, of my internal nics [00:33] yes, it is "working because wlan0 is on it, and wifi works on reboot [00:34] bridge-ports wlp2s0 enp7s0 enp4s0f3 enp4s0f2 enp4s0f1 enp4s0f0 [00:34] wtf [00:35] why do you have them all attached to the same bridge? [00:35] its a router [00:35] for how many subnets? [00:35] one [00:35] as far as it knows [00:36] so why do you have all those interfaces bridged? [00:36] becase it is a router [00:36] 5 wired ports, one wifi port [00:36] all on the same subnet [00:37] so you use them bridged to get better speed? [00:37] the sixth nic, enp0s31f6, is the fios ont outside facing nic [00:37] cause of the 802.11ac? [00:37] A router needs 2 interfaces. 1 for WAN, the other for LAN. An iptables rule can do the routing between them. There's no need for a bridge interface for either of the 2 interfaces. So why do you need 6 interfaces bridged at all? [00:38] Has anyone else had a rocky upgrade from 17.10 to 18.04? [00:38] Is anyone aware of a way in Ubuntu 18.04 to switch to a workspace by number? e.g. Ctrl+Alt+4 always switches to workspace #4? [00:38] LenPayne: We don't take surveys here. If you have a support question, ask it. [00:38] you are correct, a router NEEDS 2... but a router can have many [00:39] leftyfb: if your device doesn't support gigabit speed it makes sense [00:39] LenPayne: i have seen some here complaining about it, yes [00:39] go buy a nighthawk r9000, it has 4+ [00:39] Okay. Why did the upgrade remove duplicity? [00:39] FaTaL_G: So you have yet to explain why you have any interfaces bridged. "it's a router" is an invalid answer. [00:39] why not bridge them? [00:40] FaTaL_G: what is the actual issue you are having? [00:40] they all talk to 192.168.1.1 [00:40] for what purpose? [00:40] FaTaL_G: What do you have plugged into those interfaces? === fabricius1 is now known as fabricius [00:40] other routers, computers, etc. [00:40] what does my infrastructure setup matter? [00:40] ok, so you're basically using those interfaces as a switch [00:40] FaTaL_G: what is the actual issue you are having? [00:41] on the br0 side, yes [00:41] If so, that was the answer.... "I'm using the extra interfaces a switch" [00:41] infrastructure :D its not a basement its a command center [00:41] moving right along ..... [00:41] ahhhhhhh I completely missed your pov or why you thought it was the wrong thing to do [00:42] FaTaL_G: to understand what you're doing with networking. It's sort of important to troubleshoot a network issue [00:42] Also curiosity. [00:43] the actual issue, is, since I performed sudo apt-get updat/ugrad and reboot last night, the enp0s31f6nic, which is my WAN, does not come up, I have to force it, and the isc-dhcp-server is failing on br0 [00:43] If you were doing it "just cuz", I'd say you were needlessly introducing complications into the setup [00:43] just curious if there is any kind of a hook that will directly switch to a numbered workspace in 18.04 [00:43] FaTaL_G: ok, so did I see above that one or more of your interfaces was not starting at boot? [00:43] yes_ok: you could look at key bindings and maybe make your own [00:44] leftyfb, I know networking, well. Just didnt know what was so sprising on why I'd have a bridge, or why it had anything to do with my questions so I flat out missed your concern [00:44] yes_ok: https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/shell-keyboard-shortcuts.html.en [00:45] both of these issues are on boot, if I force up and start the service, it is a ok [00:45] leftyfb, yes, enp0s31f6 [00:45] FaTaL_G: ok, lets start with that. Any idea why? [00:46] leftyfb: yeah, you can switch to "previous" or "next" but not to a numbered workspace. In 16.04 this was possible using gnome-tweak-tool, but this tool's settings are completely ignored by 18.04's customized Gnome [00:46] my curiosity, and I dont know how to prove it, is that the isc-dhcp-server is trying to serve dhcp to my ont, and my ont serve it to the enp0s31f6, so the isc service fails, and the enp0s31f6 shuts down [00:46] yes_ok: https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/keyboard-shortcuts-set.html [00:47] FaTaL_G: lets forget about dhcpd for now. Focus on figuring out why one of your interfaces isn't coming up. That might be the more pressing issue. [00:47] FaTaL_G: what's ont? [00:48] optical network terminal [00:48] fios service "modem" [00:48] ok, hold on [00:48] it works when I ifup it, because here we are talking lol [00:48] which interface is your fios plugged into? [00:48] and I didnt have this issue before the apt-get update/upgrade [00:48] enp0s31f6 [00:48] the one that ifdowns [00:48] is that part of the bridge? [00:49] syslog: ifup@enp0s31f6.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE [00:49] no [00:50] then your dhcp server shouldn't be doing anything with that interface [00:50] agreed [00:50] but considering I changed no configurations, and it was fine, now isnt... I wonder if it is [00:51] can you pastebin your network interfaces file? [00:51] or there is some race condition but again, not sure where to look [00:51] whats the pastebin cml tool name? [00:51] vs. pasting into a web browser [00:51] pastebinit [00:52] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/mSc3jcN4FD/ [00:52] need help I got problem on my package installation, i can't remove it neither install other packages because of this http://pastebin.centos.org/775056/ [00:53] metalbat97: did you try what the message says? [00:55] FaTaL_G: I don't see anything wrong. (though I will recommend trying out 1.1.1.1 for your DNS. It's a lot faster and more secure) [00:56] yea, I dont really want to use googles [00:56] there are a few I have been looking at [00:56] FaTaL_G: ok, at boot, what do you see in your dmesg and/or syslog for your WAN interface and why it's not starting? [00:56] I didnt see anything wrong either hahahaha, but strangely enough, it is not active on boot. I get the error I posted [00:56] is there a better log file? or perhaps I can increase log level [00:57] my iptables slams dmesg [00:57] not sure I'll ever see anything in there except iptables [00:57] FaTaL_G: sorry, I missed the error you posted about your interface not starting [00:58] FaTaL_G: also, how are you starting your iptables rules? [00:58] I'll pastebin manually (ingmoring ip) [00:58] script [00:58] the load tool package with a script [00:59] FaTaL_G: copy/paste & execute via terminal> journalctl -b --pri=3 | nc termbin.com 9999 ## share link output here [01:00] ... /sbin/iptables-restore < /etc/network/iptables [01:00] ... sudo iptables-apply /etc/network/iptables [01:00] essentially [01:00] and it just laods that on boot [01:00] leftyfb: thanks for your help, I think in 18.04 it will only be possible by using gsettings to manually change the keys. [01:01] FaTaL_G: i would troubleshoot networking without iptable rules applied first, might as well be able to see which is clobbering what [01:02] yes_ok, have you looked in the gui settings>devices>keyboard ? you can set them there as well [01:02] FaTaL_G: for your iptables rule, might I suggest something like this https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/zfqfmKPcWS/ [01:03] move into workspace[n] is an option yes_ok [01:03] leftyfb: http://termbin.com/qra5 [01:03] FaTaL_G: this way, the rules only get loaded after your WAN interface is up [01:04] think its causing an issue? [01:05] don't know [01:05] I mean, technically, I'd want the rules loaded BEFORE its up [01:05] why? [01:05] no >0 time chance of an open box [01:05] open box to what? [01:06] there's no internet [01:06] if the if is up, there is internet (eventually) [01:06] and once the if is up, rules get loaded [01:07] there's no time inbetween for anything to happen [01:07] btw, the paste I did above [01:07] it's how I've been running my rules for years [01:08] they are "simple" anti ad-domain redirects [01:08] yeah, I don't see anything about your interface besides pcap complaining about it not being up [01:08] makes that log messy [01:08] this is the issue for your dhcp [01:09] what is? [01:09] https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/RKyt5hZpy5/ [01:09] thats new....... [01:09] and not true [01:09] May 17 00:26:49 TARDIS dhcpd[2743]: No subnet declaration for br0 (no IPv4 addresses). FaTaL_G , from termbin dump [01:09] well, 21 hours "new" [01:10] We have to do something with this. As soon as there is not enough memory in Linux, Linux freezes, the occupied size swap partition in Linux no more than 3 -10%. Example with VMware Player (Host Windows), the same in Vbox, the same in Host Linux without virtual machines. Xubuntu 18.04, Lubuntu, U-Mate 18.04, Fedora 28. https://uploadfiles.io/ia2ic mkv [01:10] !bug | qwefytuiityty [01:10] qwefytuiityty: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please report it using the command « ubuntu-bug » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs. [01:10] I have one in there [01:11] FaTaL_G: Can you pastebin your dhcpd.conf? [01:11] FaTaL_G: and maned/bind is borked too [01:12] named :) [01:12] FaTaL_G: also, I would see if disabling iptables and rebooting resolves either the interface or dhcpd issue [01:12] leftyfb: yeah and still fail [01:12] metalbat97: please pastebin the failure [01:12] nullius: yes, the settings aren't there, or in gnome-tweaks. I think it's because 18.04 uses "dynamic" workspaces by default, and so they simply omitted any way to create shortcuts to individual workspaces. using gsettings is cumbersome to say the least, but I believe it will work [01:13] heres the snippet with it: https://pastebin.com/3ygFjBTd [01:13] metalbat97: what version of ubuntu are you running? [01:15] Two_Dogs: where did you see an issue on bind? [01:15] leftyfb: i got signal broken http://pastebin.centos.org/775071/ [01:15] FaTaL_G: all the named issues [01:15] FaTaL_G: all the named issues on the termbin dump [01:15] FaTaL_G: lets try rebooting without iptables. See if either of the issues is resolved. You should also then immediately pastebin syslog, journal and dmesg to see if there's errors with the interface that's not starting [01:16] leftyfb: my iptables is active right now, and only handles rules out the WAN really (more precisely in), I tested it quite a bit before I made it live [01:16] morning, dudes(CST 9:15am) [01:16] Two_Dogs: thats intentional [01:16] FaTaL_G: ok [01:16] Those are null redirects for ad-domains [01:16] FaTaL_G: you know you only need 3 lines for iptables for routing right? [01:16] FaTaL_G: i found dnsmasq to be less painful in domain stripping [01:16] every little bit counts when it comes to reducing click bait for kids/spouse hahaha [01:17] FaTaL_G: http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/nZSPScC23g/ [01:18] Two_Dogs: I've read that, seems that they both have their pros and cons [01:18] leftyfb: i have ubuntu xenial [01:19] metalbat97: looks like your issue has to do with the lubuntu-dev ppa. I would use ppa-purge to purge all the packages installed from it and remove the ppa. Then install lxde through the supported official repos [01:20] Ricardus: woah, are you really on a mini9? [01:20] the occupied size in swap partition in Linux no more than 3 -10% when freezes [01:20] !bug | qwefytuiityty [01:20] qwefytuiityty: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please report it using the command « ubuntu-bug » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs. [01:20] leftyfb: that is simple, basic, and denies everything in unless the connection is already established. Agreed. But again, my table is ok [01:20] FaTaL_G: i have not seen a con to dnsmasq [01:20] leftyfb, yeah, that coffee table machine is a mini 9 runnng luntuntu [01:20] and I have other content ;) [01:20] FaTaL_G: not if it's doing anything more complicated and potentially causing issues with your interface at boot [01:21] leftyfb, I always have it on when I'm in the living room [01:21] FaTaL_G: it could also be a timing thing ... I'd say try it [01:21] or 3 - 30%, not 50 -90% or 100% [01:21] Ricardus: impressive. I've got 2 of them but really can't stand them. That pipe key kills me. [01:21] Two_Dogs: Im not saying there is one, but in reading and choosing which to use, there was numerous back and forth on it. I just went with one and called it day [01:21] FaTaL_G: and that race condition you brought, i see it with ssd [01:22] I have ssd [01:22] :) [01:22] what race condition? [01:22] you mena in april? [01:24] leftyfb: its make sense, i will try it first thanks [01:24] leftyfb, I mostly use it when I need to do something and my main laptop is occupied. I always loved my Mini9 [01:24] abc123 [01:25] ^^^^^ simple 6 char pass [01:25] jackson 5 even [01:26] I doubt anyone cares, but I got it to work with: gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings switch-to-workspace-2 "['2']" [01:26] thanks for responses! [01:26] yes_ok: fixing is a lonely life [01:28] Two_Dogs: echo $(true) [01:29] i not coder i cannot say about bug, bug= no matter how much memory is free in the Linux swap file or swap partiton will always freezes when there is no memory [01:29] yes_ok: create a github account, add to some lessons learned entry, some one may google it sometime [01:30] and en not my lang === leion1 is now known as leion [01:31] https://translate.yandex.ru/?lang=en-ru [01:33] leftyfb: at last, i got my sixth sense to fix the broken pipe with command "apt-get remove lxqt*" this is because several days ago i want to change my desktop environment, thanks [01:34] Two_Dogs: you're right. I'll add it to Guthub. Thanks :) [01:34] metalbat97: was/is purge an option of apt-get? [01:36] !ru | qwefytuiityty [01:36] qwefytuiityty: Пожалуйста наберите /join #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке. | Pozhalujsta naberite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke. [01:36] Two_Dogs: yes, i did it too but still not fixed with just purge the ppa and update grub, so i remove my trouble packages and will not install the lxqt envi anymore [01:36] metalbat97: you want to purge system of lxqt? [01:37] Two_Dogs: yes, Cz its not my main desktop environment at my ubuntu [01:38] metalbat97: you want to purge system of lxqt? answer with yes/no [01:39] Two_Dogs: yes [01:40] metalbat97: copy/paste & execute via terminal> aptitude purge -sy ~nlxqt | nc termbin.com 9999 ## share link output here [01:40] metalbat97: yes, no sudo intentional [01:41] i not coder i cannot say about bug, bug= no matter how much memory is free in the Linux swap file or swap partiton will always freezes when there is no memory (ram) [01:41] !ru | qwefytuiityty [01:42] Two_Dogs: here http://termbin.com/ahq5 [01:44] metalbat97: copy/paste & execute via terminal> sudo aptitude purge ~nlxqt ## if you accept the solution the majority of lxqt should be purged [01:45] metalbat97: this assumes there is a working desktop besides lxqt!! [01:46] I just installed 18.04 and would like to set an environment variable to be set when I run specific apps through gnome. Is there a way to do this? [01:47] Two_Dogs: many thanks to you, its much cleaner than just remove it... [01:47] metalbat97: good luck === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:52] I have a question about launchpad, Can I ask it here? [01:55] I'm having trouble using Wayland on 18.04. It's not an option in gdm. I had been faithfully using it in 17.10. During boot, I get the following message prior to gdm booting: [01:55] gnome-shell[1807]: Failed to create backend: Failed to initialize renderer: Missing extension for GBM renderer: EGL_KHR_platform_gbm, Missing EGL extensions required for EGLDevice renderer: EGL_EXT_device_base [01:57] I think this is telling me "We can't load Wayland, it's missing some stuff." A similar issue was presented here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1733136 but they were dealing a lot with software rendering, and I don't appear to be software rendering (glxinfo shows I'm using the Intel driver, i915) [01:57] Launchpad bug 1733136 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "libglvnd0/libegl installed in Ubuntu 18.04 breaks graphics drivers and forces LLVMpipe driver on i915 systems" [Undecided,Invalid] [01:58] LenPayne, what i915 version ? [01:58] (chipset) [01:59] ᴗßᴗᴒTᴗ [01:59] Intel Corporation HD Graphics 5500 (rev 09) [02:07] no wayland session, sounds like you have nvidia drivers installed? [02:07] that 5500 is not that new .. [02:08] I do not. I have no nvidia hardware. [02:10] oke, no hybrid graphics [02:12] could be just missing egl-utils .. === andre is now known as Guest27033 [02:16] I'm pretty sure I have those. [02:17] I installed mesa--utils earlier today and it didn't help. [02:17] LenPayne: what does /var/log/Xorg.0.log complain about? === leion1 is now known as leion [02:20] Nothing. Xorg loads up just fine. [02:20] There are no (EE) tags in the Xorg.0.log file. [02:21] It appears I don't have an alternative for x86_64-linux-gnu_egl_conf [02:21] update-alternatives --get-selections | grep gl_conf provides: [02:21] LenPayne: are you rendering in wayland now? [02:21] x86_64-linux-gnu_egl_conf auto /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/mesa-egl/ld.so.conf [02:21] No, I'm in Xorg now. [02:21] LenPayne: ok [02:22] Continuing: the mesa-egl directory isn't there. [02:22] is gnome-shell suppose to be stable on wayland? [02:22] I don't know if this is an unrelated issue (ie- cruft from something that got removed during the 18.04 upgrade) or if this is the actual issue. [02:23] So far as I know gnome-shell has been stable on wayland since at least 17.10, as wayland was the default for 17.10 [02:24] wayland is stable on plasma here https://git.io/vpAHG [02:25] ?? [02:25] LenPayne: i would re-install all wayland related packages, just to de-cruff it [02:26] is it Bill or Ted that like Wayland? [02:27] hi i have tried both and i think true os is better then ubuntu [02:27] D, all of the above ^^ [02:27] Excellent! [02:27] the bionic beaver is bad [02:28] I on the beaver [02:28] just installed fresh [02:28] cool i rm -rf / --no-preserve-root on my beaver back on windows now [02:29] im not trolling i really did it [02:30] coolchris: why not go back to trueos [02:30] because i have to play my call of duty windows is better then both [02:30] oh. you're a ballmer guy. [02:31] is this the fruit of windows and linux? [02:31] we can't fight about it like we used to [02:32] coolchris, debauchery1st please take your non-Ubuntu-support chatter elsewhere. [02:32] guiverc: I'm on ubuntu [02:32] fresh install [02:33] kubuntu 18.04 [02:33] I'm diggin it [02:33] very slick. [02:33] coolchris: then why, might I ask, are you here? [02:34] debauchery1st, this is a Ubuntu-Support channel; non-support chatter belongs in #ubuntu-offtopic, or #ubuntu-discuss [02:34] guiverc: fair deuce [02:36] the only hiccup I experienced on the latest kubuntu 18.04 was with my wifi adapter [02:37] it needed bcmwl-kernel-source [02:37] I was able to "apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source" on the live install [02:38] then I just needed to disable and re-enable the driver via system-settings [02:38] However, once installed it complained of missing 2 .deb files [02:38] libdpkg-perl_1.19.0.5ubuntu2_all.deb & libfile-fcntllock-perl_0.22-3build2_amd64.deb [02:39] I rebooted into the live-usb, downloaded the .deb files, saved them to the freshly installed system [02:39] does anyone know how to check repos configured in aptitude? [02:40] then once I rebooted I was able to "dpkg -i libdpkg-perl_1.19.0.5ubuntu2_all.deb libfile-fcntllock-perl_0.22-3build2_amd64.deb" followed by "apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source" [02:40] and my wifi worked [02:41] granttrec, that would be the same lists as for apt [02:41] !sources [02:41] The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories. [02:41] my adapter is a bcm4306 ac [02:42] oerheks: apt search found a package aptitude did not, how do I resolve that [02:43] that is new to me, and unlikely [02:44] granttrec, in a browser I find "http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=" (adding package name) useful.. [02:46] guiverc: I find that defeats the purpose of the tool, the is a config file so maybe there is hope [02:48] yeah; i usually don't have a browser open too; but find i need it so i do have here so its handy :) [02:53] Minere BTC enquanto navega e trabalha sem deixar o pc lentão e economizando energia obs: so funciona no Google Chrome do pc. [02:53] https://getcryptotab.com/718967 [02:53] Video tutorial [02:53] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luzqQN3kL4g&t=166s === marcos is now known as Guest94117 [02:54] !stop > marcos [02:54] !stop > Guest94117 [03:03] hiya [03:05] Hi Claire235 & Welcome, if you have a Ubuntu Support question, please just ask it (ideally in a single line, and please give time for people to respond) [03:06] Are multi GPU (with displays on each) supported in 18.04? [03:08] Claire235: yes, it works with nvidia cars at least. [03:08] Claire235: you need to use the binary driver and enable mosaic mode in nvidia settings. [03:12] thanks matjam === jhebden-afk is now known as jhebden [03:46] Hi all, I'm running up against a bug id: 1645002 . This has apparently been fixed in Yakkety, but is triaged for 18 months in Xenial. The crux of it is 16.04 is not gracefully shutting down sshd before the network. How do I get the fixed version in 16.04? === Guest10580 is now known as rob [03:47] Hi all, I'm running up against a bug id: 1645002 . This has apparently been fixed in Yakkety, but is triaged for 18 months in Xenial. The crux of it is 16.04 is not gracefully shutting down sshd before the network. How do I get the fixed version in 16.04? === rob is now known as Guest634 [03:48] launchpad bug 1645002 [03:48] Launchpad bug 1645002 in openssh (Ubuntu Xenial) "ssh sessions are not cleanly terminated on shutdown/restart with systemd" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1645002 [03:49] SlidingHorn: neat bot! I should've done that [03:54] is there an earlier kernel available for bionic? [03:54] how do i install a older kernel, I have a dkms driver that works with 4.14, but needs to be ported to 4.15 [03:54] https://github.com/MeissnerEffect/rtl8822bu [04:09] Where should I be looking for more information on these kinds of bugs (1645002), is there a mailing list I can send so I don't need to sit in IRC bothering people? [04:12] Guest634: I'm asking around [04:14] SlidingHorn: oh neat, thanks! In general though, is this the right place to come? I appreciate you taking a look for me [04:25] hi guys [04:31] Lubuntu 16.04, xfce4-powermanager doesn't save its settings. [04:32] ddremveas: you have a typical installed to hardware system? [04:32] When I press power button (hardware) it always asks me what to do, it's not configurable by settings. [04:32] Yes, from alternate iso [04:33] ddremveas: could you have not installed the desktop completely? [04:33] But one time I uninstalled power manager to set screen shading off. [04:34] so yes, tweaked install [04:35] After I installed it again (the screen shaded after 20 min anyway) it stopped getting my settings. [04:36] Maybe there were some dependencies but I don't know which they were. [04:44] ddremveas: do you know what the meta packaged is for xfce default install? [04:47] *lxde. No, but I'll check in synaptic. [04:47] ddremveas: check 'lubuntu' [04:48] ddremveas: my bad, i mentioned xfce, you are on lxde or lxqt? [04:50] lxde, lubuntu 16.04 [04:50] ok [04:51] ddremveas: copy/paste & execute via terminal> dpkg -l lxde* lubuntu* | nc termbin.com 9999 ## share link output here [04:54] b0t lubuntu 16.04 power management packages https://git.io/vpAFf [04:58] Two_Dogs: Hey, thought it'd be nice to let you know that everything is sorted. The https://github.com/DIGImend/digimend-kernel-drivers#configuration page got updated today, and everything FINALLY works. [04:59] Draegon: cool, the updated driver did the trick then? [05:01] Yeah, pressure sensitivity works, and no more jerky pixelated lines. Had to get the monitor tablet sorted, that updated page showed how to limit the tablet (actually the Stylus) to only work with one monitor, and just finished setting the hot keys. It is done. :-) [05:01] Draegon: that is what makes linux worth it, good job [05:02] Yeah. Thanks again for your help. [05:02]