[09:49] Trying to install Ubuntu server 18.04 LTS on my computer [09:49] Everything seems to go smoooth until install is finnish and been fixing grub and says its time to reboot. [09:49] What shows up when booting up after install is finnish is: [09:49] GNU GRUB Version 2.02 [09:50] Minimal BASH-like line editing is supported. [09:50] For the first word, TAB lists possible command completions. [09:51] Anywhere else TAB lists possible device or file completions [10:01] Running system on 2x500GB SSD in raid 1 (where the /boot/efi partition) is not part of the raid. [10:02] Fat 32 partition set to 200mb === blackflow is now known as blockflaw === blockflaw is now known as blackflow === Impaloo14 is now known as Impaloo === devil is now known as Guest28394 [15:30] Guys anyone know how could I build myself ip to country and city database to be not dependeent from external services? [15:50] Guest84: is this an ubuntu server support question? if so, please restate, since i'm not sure what you mean. [15:51] tomreyn I hope I could ask here.. [15:51] it's not clear what you are asking, though, not to me anyways. [15:56] Guest84: there's geoip [15:56] !info geoip-database [15:57] geoip-database (source: geoip-database): IP lookup command line tools that use the GeoIP library (country database). In component main, is standard. Version 20180315-1 (bionic), package size 2041 kB, installed size 6834 kB [15:58] Guest84: but I wouldn't advise you to do that. IPv4 subnets are exchanged, sold, and pretty much without geolocation until assigned to a server [15:58] doh, i didnt read the question properly, sorry. [15:58] blackflow this package its depenedent from external database provider [15:59] I was wondering if I could biuld it myself and if yes how [15:59] Guest84: they all are. you build it by looking up geoip data and storing it locally. but that will get stale soon because, like I said, they change a lot [16:08] the ip -> country assignment for ipv4 + ipv6 you could probably get from the regional internet registries, https://www.apnic.net/about-apnic/whois_search/about/what-is-in-whois/which-whois/ - but down to city scale would require cooperating with ISPs. [16:09] tomreyn thanks, this is what I meant [16:10] Guest84: it's a huge effort, though, and (as said before) data will get stale quickly, so you'd need to have a continuous update process. [16:11] but whois is an external database........ [16:11] there's a reason why there's effectively only one or two commercial providers of such data world-wide. [16:15] looks like all has only web service funcionality without possibility to download database [16:17] blackflow i was thinking about third party providers [16:26] anyway thanks for help guys [16:26] have a good day === Impaloo14 is now known as Impaloo === Impaloo is now known as ImpaIoo === beatzz_ is now known as beatzz