[00:02] how many people's alive here? [00:04] > 0 [00:04] maybe .. [00:04] indeed. [00:05] huh [00:05] how come all the big servers are dead [00:05] how would that be an ubuntu issue? [00:05] it isn't [00:05] they're reeling after England's loss to Croatia [00:05] but I digress.. [00:10] i cant install swift :( in my ubuntu [00:10] swift? [00:11] i wanna program for iphone [00:11] what have you tried [00:11] why an iphone? [00:11] why not android? [00:11] java? [00:11] you'd need propretary apple software to even upload your code either way [00:11] pretty sure apple uses objectc [00:12] there is #swift-lang here on #freenode [00:12] thanks [00:29] i have 2 PCs that are exactly the same and with the same peripherals one goes to the native res of 1920x1080 and the other uses the res of 1024x768 ... why?? [00:33] CyborgSmurf, unlogical, except the monitor might have adjusted settings, reset them with its own menu [00:33] else RMA === bhalithan1 is now known as bhalithan [00:42] is acpi or acpi_off an option that is always safe? [00:46] it could explain that behaviour [00:47] if you want to overrule the basic detected settings, acpi=off is oke [00:48] but it can prevent fans from blowing too.. [00:54] CyborgSmurf: You will find http://iam.tj/prototype/enhancements/Windows-acpi_osi.html instructional - if a laptop . [01:04] that's one helluva link, Bashing-om. Bookmarked for future reference. [01:04] indeed, should be an chapter in the ubuntu manual [01:05] sonicwind: The one who wrote it ... knows his stuff :) [01:05] no kidding [01:06] sonicwind: Another work reading up on is Rod Smith . [01:06] I tested that one command in it to see what results I got on this system. It came back with 5 prior versions of Windows. [01:07] sonicwind: And from that ^ you know the drill :P try em and see which does the better . [01:07] i have a sealed copy of 95 .. [01:07] so far as I know, everything works on mine [01:11] is that your site, Bashing-om ?? === jem_ is now known as Guest51122 [01:12] hello , i have a question related to my vps, for which runs ubuntu server 14.04 [01:14] i run for wordpress websites, for one i want to install a ham radio logbook pluging. I want to use a terminal based logbook, but i dont know where to put it: on my vps, or on my desktop pc? [01:14] four wordpress sites i meant [01:15] you can only add records to the logbook using the terminal [01:16] then the log file can be uploaded to the related wp plugin, so that the logbook eventually will show on my website [01:19] sonicwind: Uh Uhhh ! TJ- .. I am not :P [01:21] is there someone out there to help this Young Lady out :p === elibrokeit is now known as ztrawhcse [01:22] lol [01:23] :p === fcastillo_ is now known as fcastillo [01:25] On Ubuntu Server, what is the package name which provides virt-install? [01:25] Bashing-om, he's got a nice page started on the boot process as well - http://iam.tj/prototype/guides/boot/ [01:28] sonicwind: Yepper :) One of these days he will have us with access to his server ..oh what joy. [01:35] ● systemd-modules-load.service loaded failed failed Load Kernel Modules [01:35] how can i fix this ? [01:35] :) [01:37] tekisui: what's you ubuntu release, what's your kernel version, installed how? [01:38] lubuntu 16.04 [01:39] i thought it was a fault on the ssd disk [01:40] tried to disable it in the bios [01:42] is something with boot system ? [01:43] tekisui: we will need more details of whats happening mate [01:43] UEFI Mode or legacy ?? [01:43] tekisui: can you pastebin us some info of what you experience? [01:43] hmm ok [01:43] tekisui: lubuntu up to date to .4? whats happening at wich point? [01:44] just start up screen gives error [01:44] the system seems to be working fine [01:44] tekisui: then what happens? [01:44] well it works in a way [01:44] but last time on lenovo laptop [01:44] with intel system i messed up [01:44] and broke the graphic card [01:44] so this time got amd pc [01:45] tekisui: please dont mix 2 storys in 1 problem [01:45] ok.. [01:45] is just an error message seems serious [01:45] will look a bit more into it myself [01:45] thanks :) [01:45] !paste | tekisui [01:45] tekisui: 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. [01:48] Does anyone know any word processing better than WPS, Libre, and OpenOffice? I tried all of them, all of them couldn't format my documents right. [01:48] gedit [01:48] perhaps :) [01:48] ceau [01:50] can't work on excel and ppt [01:50] :) [01:50] ceau [01:51] Hey there -- Anyone know if Alpine Email Client has it's own IRC channel? [01:52] !alis | hdbii [01:52] hdbii: 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" [01:53] !alis [01:53] 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" [02:04] hi, i am following mongodb installation guide and dont quite understand what to do for this step. >> Copy these binaries into a directory listed in your PATH variable such as /usr/local/bin, [02:05] waterCreature: is there a reason you're not using the existing packages? [02:06] https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=mongodb&exact=1 [02:06] there is no specific reason [02:07] if i encounter such tgz file again [02:07] then i'd always prefer packages. [02:07] i would know what to do next time. [02:08] in case you seek newer releases than the ones in ubuntu (which do receive security patches, and a version stable), you could also use the upstream (mongodb.com) APT repository discussed at https://docs.mongodb.com/master/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-ubuntu/ [02:09] (but they may not provide version stability.) [02:09] few mongo snaps out there too [02:11] waterCreature: fyi: the instruction was telling you to `echo $PATH` & use a directory listed in that envionment variable such as /usr/local/bin/ -- but using supported packages are safer (stability wise, and have security updates backported to them as others have said) === ztrawhcse is now known as elibrokeit [02:17] hello! [02:17] i need help [02:17] What up [02:17] i need help with my Xorg installation [02:17] i recently broke it (don't ask how, i don't even know) [02:17] and what happened [02:17] is every time i start [02:17] "startx" [02:17] it will load up [02:17] go to a black screen [02:18] and then quit out and say "Successfully exited (0" [02:18] and then quit out and say "Successfully exited (0)"*** [02:22] pugthelouie: startx is not the way to go anymore [02:22] how do you start gdm [02:22] also i'm using ubuntu gnome [02:22] pugthelouie: ubuntu version? details? whats happening at wich point [02:22] i'm using Ubuntu Gnome 16 LTS [02:22] and let me find the log [02:22] i'll hatebin it [02:22] hastebin** [02:22] sorry this might take a sec [02:22] i'm on windows trying to edit a partition that isnt ntfs :( [02:22] Maybe try this? https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1150319 [02:22] i've tried that zhill29 [02:23] this sounds dangerous -> i'm on windows trying to edit a partition that isnt ntfs :( [02:23] i can't do it with anything else [02:23] you can ;) [02:23] i'll continue this tmr [02:23] it's 12:00 [02:23] and i need sleeeeeep [02:24] ok [02:24] Request help with problem 2 minutes before bed. Makes sense. [02:34] so I am trying to install Ubuntu a new laptop. Install works on fine with the laptop screen but on first boot the laptop screen goes black after the grub loader [02:34] Stormmore: wich ubuntu version please? [02:34] external display works; cannot get to virtual TTYs [02:35] 18.04 [02:35] Stormmore: and wich graphics card chipset? [02:35] nvidia 1060 [02:35] ah try nomodeset Stormmore [02:36] !nomodeset | Stormmore [02:36] Stormmore: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter [02:36] yeah I tried that :-/ [02:36] sorry I was still typing some of the steps I have tried [02:37] Stormmore: is this single boot ubuntu or dualboot? [02:38] I have also tried nouveau.nomodeset=1 too; multiple attempts at loadinng nvidia-390 and 396 [02:38] lotuspsychje, keeping the problem as simple as possible :) straight up Ubuntu for this bad boy [02:38] Stormmore: i guess you also cant F1 at boot, to see text right? [02:38] lotuspsychje, correct [02:39] after the grub loader nothing but the back light is on [02:39] Stormmore: a recent iso also? wich kernel is booting? [02:39] 1060 is pretty new, i think you need the driver ppa with newer 396 [02:40] !info linux-image-generic [02:40] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.15.0.23.25 (bionic), package size 2 kB, installed size 14 kB [02:40] this week, I am actually trying to get to the point I can test 4.18rc4 [02:40] Stormmore: try what oerheks suggested first [02:41] I have :-/ with my nvidia drivers I always like the latest :-) [02:41] only went to 390 since 396 wasn't working [02:41] right [02:41] Stormmore: tryed another kernel to boot? [02:42] oh recovery boot work until I tell it to resume [02:42] the kernel in the ISO is .20 not .23 [02:43] I am going to do a quick wipe and try without letting the installer updating to .23 because I vaguely remember the first boot working and then stop after I do an apt upgrade [02:43] Stormmore: try updating your system in the recoverymode [02:43] but that said I have installed 4.18rc4 once and was seeing the problem with it too [02:44] Stormmore: try also sudo apt purge nvidia* from recovery, sometimes that works falling back to nouveau to get in [02:44] I see this problem before I even install the nvidia driver [02:45] Stormmore: yeah depends wich driver ubuntu chosen [02:45] Stormmore: did you enable updates during setup? [02:45] this may be https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1705369 if you fancy reading bug reports [02:45] Launchpad bug 1705369 in gdm3 (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu 17.10/18.04 boots to black screen when using Nvidia drivers (on a desktop with an Intel GPU)" [High,Confirmed] [02:45] are the mirrors down? [02:46] abdulhakeem_: details please? [02:46] can't install a package, can't reach archive.ubuntu.com [02:46] hmm well I can reach it in a browser [02:46] must be my server [02:46] abdulhakeem_: works on my side.. [02:46] yeah I think it's me [02:47] I'm overloading my poor 100mbps network [02:47] abdulhakeem_: please only ubuntu questions here [02:47] it was [02:47] then I determined it wasn't an ubuntu problem [02:48] how would a poor network be an ubuntu issue? [02:48] it is the nouveau initially [02:48] it's not an ubuntu issue [02:48] at first I thought it was [02:48] then I determined it wasn't [02:48] Stormmore: Not sure what is going on presently ,,. but seeing a rash of 1st boot - black screen. Many report that installing with no internet connectuion .. and then updating afterward works . [02:48] then everyone lived happily ever after [02:48] soo -- quick q re preseed configs -- i'm trying to build one and it works pretty well so far for an automated install, however, the installer hops out of automated mode and asks me what to name the user even tho 'd-i passwd/user-fullname' is configured correctly [02:49] tomreyn, that actually gives me sommething new to look / try. Wayland :-/ [02:49] Stormmore: with the greatest pleasure! ;-) [02:50] Bashing-om: nvidia 1060, black screen after grub, cant get in with all drivers test [02:53] sung: can this help? https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/installation-guide/example-preseed.txt [02:54] lotuspsychje: Seen a lot of threads on fresh installs on the forum where the re-boot goes to a black screen . many report that not updateing ( no internet connection) and the install succeeds . [02:54] Stormmore: one to try ^ [02:55] already on it ;-) wanted to start with a clean install after all the different attempts I have made so far [02:55] Stormmore: Also make sure that secure boot and fast boot are disabled . [02:55] may I ask questions related to REHL here? :' [02:55] totally and I disabled TPM too [02:56] waterCreature: only ubuntu support mate [02:57] waterCreature, try #centos since they are more compatible with RHEL than Ubuntu every will be [02:58] install done :) [02:59] Stormmore: Hook up internet, update .. and then advise status please :) [03:00] so before I do that... I am not seeing the grub menu or anything per login other than back light flashing a couple of times. [03:01] Stormmore: If a single boot install . by default the grub menu is not presented . [03:02] Bashing-om, that makes sense but I should see the splash [03:04] Stormmore: Yeah -- should see the splash screen ,,maybe give it some more time ? === bhalithan1 is now known as bhalithan [03:07] Bashing-om, I have reboot a few times and no splash screen [03:07] Stormmore: wich kernel is this now? [03:07] 4.15.0.20 [03:08] Stormmore: you didnt update? [03:08] oh and setting nomodeset makes it only do 800x600 :-/ [03:08] not yet [03:08] !info linux-image-generic [03:08] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.15.0.23.25 (bionic), package size 2 kB, installed size 14 kB [03:09] I am going to just update the kernel and it's dependencies first [03:09] Would this be the wrong place to ask about using ZFS in ubuntu? [03:09] Stormmore: keep your system up to date at all times, not only kernel [03:10] !zfs | zhill29_ [03:10] zhill29_: For information concerning ZFS and Ubuntu, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ZFS [03:10] normally I do but I already know that something updated is causing me loose my screen [03:10] I need to narrow down the suspects [03:11] lotusbsychje That is the guide I used to try to set up. It worked in a test VM I tried but on my ubuntu server install I keep getting either /dev/sdg1 or /dev/sdf1 busy error. [03:11] zhill29_: try the #ubuntu-server channel [03:12] will do, thanks [03:13] wow that last build I saw the splash for a split sec, dang this system boots fast~ [03:14] Stormmore: getting in now? [03:14] only once after I remove the nomodeset for now so I got a decent res [03:15] hi [03:15] pavon: welcome, how can we help you? [03:17] i searching any spanish opensource project [03:17] pavon: the ubuntu channels, only provide ubuntu related support [03:18] pavon: perhaps a question for ##linux ? [03:18] where is the channels [03:18] pavon: we have spanish ubuntu channel, to ask ubuntu questions [03:19] what is the "#" for the spanish channel [03:20] pavon: but your question is not really ubuntu related.. [03:21] i dont now where ask, that is the problem. Ok i go to the #linux. Thanks [03:25] so as I suspected just updating the kernel caused the problem [03:27] my problem is network [03:27] 5 restart to work [03:29] Why the hell does clock indicator keep disappearing? It started when I changed format to non-UTC [03:35] for giggles I installed the 390 from the normal repos and boy it looks pretty on my 4k but nothing on my laptop display still :-/ [03:56] I'm on an x86 computer, but my repos :q [03:56] ls [03:58] but my repos .. === qwebirc25663 is now known as TiZ [04:08] I am seriously pondering breaking open the initrds for both the working and non-working kernel, this is suppose to be a mainline test machine [04:10] Hello there. I've been having problems with my kernel upgrades. I have the nvidia driver installed and it's a UEFI system that has secure boot. 16.04 would always bother me to turn off secure boot but the modules were signed with the MOK, so I never had a problem with it. The kernel upgrades always freeze up. pstree on dpkg shows update-secureboot-policy and whiptail stalled. It seems like whiptail is trying to show me something but is f [04:11] I have an Ask Ubuntu question open for this issue with only one answer that didn't correct the issue: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1052000/all-kernel-upgrades-hang-on-update-secureboot-policy-enroll-key/ [04:17] It kind of seems like what it comes down to is that whiptail is broken in some way, at least when run through dpkg. When I invoke whiptail just in my regular shell, it works though. [04:20] My laptap webcam is not showing up in cheese of skype. When I do dmesg it shows "2.666127] usb 3-3: Product: Lenovo EasyCamera [04:20] " any ideas? === guiver_d is now known as guiverc [04:23] I am on an x86 computer, but when I do sudo apt-update, I get https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/GSvpM7KFgX/. However, if i "cd /etc/apt" and ran "grep -rni arm", I get back no results. Would there be another place where apt searches for sources like in a .config or .cache or .apt in /var or /home or /usr? [04:32] ok an update, used boot-repair and now I am running 4.17.5 kernel and the laptop screen is on but at 640x480. purging the default nvidia driver and installing 396 [04:32] eraserpencil, so you put an amd64 bit install in a i386 machine, and wonder what happens? [04:33] So I came here. [04:33] Anybody wanna help an archvist? [04:33] oerheks, im lost [04:33] I'm looking for rare distros [04:35] Build your own distro and called it rareOS [04:36] Well that was embarrassing.\ [04:36] So doesn't anybody here know? [04:36] Jackass420: what do you mean by rare ? [04:37] I was kinda looking for an all in one website before I tried looking for individual ISO files. [04:37] if you feel ignored, that could be true [04:37] Jackass420: Distrowatch ? [04:37] hey oerheks , morning [04:37] Jackass420: https://www.distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=links#new [04:37] For instance a chinese version of DouDou might have been released. I want it. [04:37] you're up early [04:37] ok and now I have X on my external monitor but can access vTTYs! [04:37] Jackass420: you have strange tastes [04:38] distro talk in ##linux please this is technical ubuntu support, thanks [04:38] I'm looking for some rare distros that aren't maintained anymore. Okay [04:38] sorry, oerheks, could you elaborate? [04:39] eraserpencil, you have both sources, 32 and 64 bit, so i wonder what you are doing. [04:39] Hi all, this should be simple, but I can't figure it out. I've created an ext4 partition on /dev/sdb1, I've added /dev/sdb1 /awg ext4 defaults 0 0 to my fstab. I've sudo mkdir'd /awg - but when I type sudo mount /awg it says the mount point is busy. #lsof /awg reports nothing has it locked. [04:41] T3ss, normally one would mount partitions in /mnt/ or in free /media/ [04:42] oerheks: true, but even changing the details to /mnt/awg and creating that mount point gave the same. [04:42] is that sdb1 clean? you could see with a fsck [04:43] oerheks, i dont think I have 32 bit running. I do have arm64 and amd64 bit running though. What happened is I used my computer to flash an Nvidia board through an Nvidia installer. What I guess happened is that the installer added the arm64 sources to how apt would search for repos. [04:43] It says it's already mounted or the mount point is busy. [04:43] oerheks: fsck says it can't continue because it's mounted. But umount /dev/sdb1 says it isn't mounted [04:44] I'm now looking at how to remove those arm64 links to the path apt searches. I've looked at /etc/apt, but couldnt find any references [04:46] i think that tool used dpkg --add-architecture arm64 .. see with dpkg --print-foreign-architectures [04:46] not sure howto remove that... reinstall i guess [04:47] lol [04:47] remove what? [04:50] or maybe that ROS ppa did this, cross compiler [04:56] as i was saying [05:01] i fuck back [05:01] so easy [05:01] ghost ship government genocide [05:02] Flint Michigan government disbanded the town due to mind virus === edb is now known as handlebar [05:02] why won't you fbi leave me be? [05:02] warison: Hello. This is not the channel for that. This is the Ubuntu support channel. [05:02] you all do more damage than repair [05:02] cia told me to talk here [05:02] fuck you [05:03] warison: I somehow doubt that, but please stop. [05:03] when the gaslighting stops [05:03] !ops | warison [05:03] warison: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, nhandler, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [05:03] you had your chance in ##linux, not here [05:06] oerheks: I found out that device-mapper had the partition in its grasp. So I had to dmsetup remove . Then mount said the fs was wrong, so I reformatted and we're good now. Thanks [05:07] T3ss, oh good find. [05:11] lol [05:12] you guys never intended me to reunite with my friends. you want me homeless then dead [05:13] hey Buntu SUPPORT, Gots Yah A Question If Any of You Might Be Able To help resolve it And Contribute To Makeing a Mo Coherent Linux At The Self Sane Tine [05:14] Be Right Back === mihdih_ is now known as mdih [05:18] We GoTta Do Sonthing To Assign pts Blocks!, Viz zionel pts/0-pts/2 subz pts/3-- etc AS xANPLE on host with These Two Exemplary accounts [05:18] Cause Otherwise You Overwriting Oneanothers bash hist [05:18] nd conflicting sessions [05:18] terminal distinguishes users and pts/* is [05:18] irrelevant [05:18] but ONCE user su root The terminal Stop Distinguish user [05:19] As ROOT and just dumps root sessions tog [05:19] under pts channel and not underuser [05:21] so The idea Would Be to Give an Variable Configurable in Bash\ssh\sshd That Would Designate pts// To n user [05:23] thus every root session is assigned to per user via your pts assignment! you Got it Right Here === PiczzaMan is now known as IceHard_ [05:26] if i Logout ir loose a Connection and another login Then that pts is open and the next login that does sudo su-su root will begin to overwrite m Bzash History And That is Problematic Besides pts/0 is Really Quite leet on Server [05:27] well atleast Ani Think So [05:28] if Anybody Has a SolutionFor That Problen Pleasse. Email At i@devnullcoin.com AndAni Give yah an @devnullcoin Email AddrssDont Stay on .Freenode ever [05:36] exit [05:36] exit [05:38] I am dual booting windows10 nd ubuntu. whats the best, and safest program to use to spruce up the boot menu a bit> === Woodsoup is now known as MysticReverie [05:47] ir You Could @zio tab devnullcoin.com 6667 #9x [05:47] exit [06:17] best I can say is I learned more about 18.04, and there is always tomorrow === test is now known as Guest56595 [06:22] . [06:22] . [06:22] .... [06:51] hi there [06:52] i just upgraded to ubuntu 18.04 and i see that everything has smooth scrolling. how can i disable that and get the 3 line scroll ? [06:58] anybody there ? [06:59] there are people here, but it's still kind of early for some of us [07:00] i see. no problem [07:00] how do i find a file by name? [07:00] I did find . -name "nameol*" [07:00] but no result... [07:00] waterCreature: probably recursive flag [07:01] 'find' is recursive by default [07:01] waterCreature, find / -name namefile* [07:02] or try 'locate'. if the file is in the database it's much quicker. [07:02] find: ‘/proc/19547’: No such file or directory [07:02] waterCreature, with sudo ... [07:02] watercreature locate works as well [07:03] you dont need sudo [07:03] same result [07:03] with locate? [07:03] locate gives no result also [07:04] you are typing 'locate [07:04] you are typing 'locate ' [07:04] locate "nameol*" [07:05] try with locate -i filename [07:06] do i need to know the full filename? [07:06] your not using quotes are you [07:06] no [07:06] not with locate [07:07] http://pasteall.org/pic/cb01b99beff9d5b43cab76f42949f1ce [07:08] waterCreature: drop the '*' [07:08] same result [07:09] oh and when you use the find command you dont need -name [07:09] http://pasteall.org/pic/c839dafa3c0d265a95cdd8d4455f8fed [07:12] you have "find . -name nameol" you need "find nameol" if you cant find it there use "locate nameol" you should get a result [07:13] i got a lot of results using find . nameol [07:14] or use find -iname to make the search case insensitive [07:16] thats why i said use locate it will tell you anywhere it might be and case doesnt matter [07:18] locate is case sensitive unless you use -i [07:19] anyone get airmoggedon working on ubuntu "i may have spelled that wrong" [07:21] i have been trying and the dependencies dont all work I am chasing my tail i install what is needed but not everything seems to be working [07:23] either way not needed in this case you are right though [07:27] sigh [07:29] waterCreature did everything work? [07:29] nothing worked... [07:30] what are you trying to do exactly [07:30] install informix server [07:31] this is my third time installing it coz I think I may have missed some username password specification step [07:31] on a VM or physical machine? [07:32] on VM [07:33] I can just delete the Vm and recreate.... but still [07:33] some os dont work so well on a hypervisor you know [07:33] kali for example [07:34] after I delete the /opt/informix folder manually [07:34] it seems to work, "okay" [07:35] informix...what is it for? i havent used it before [07:36] it's a database. [07:36] afaik [07:36] i feel like quitting this job because of the architecture of this project [07:36] and the people [07:38] this is for an employer? what is it you do === jeffguorg is now known as Guest12655 === guochao_ is now known as jeffguorg === jeffguorg is now known as Guest7079 === Guest12655 is now known as jeffguorg [07:41] what... [07:41]