[00:34] I'm on 16.04 -- lately sometimes when I shut down my laptop, it won't turn off and instead it will hang on a black screen saying something like 'recovering journal, /dev/sda2 xx/xx files xx/xx blocks', research indicates this might be a fsck message, but not sure what's triggering fsck or why its hanging on it instead of shutting down. [00:35] voidDotClass: a app can hang at not shut down fully [00:35] gogeta, its just a black screen with those messages and shows up randomly during shutdown sometimes [00:36] its not an app i launched [00:36] voidDotClass: recovering jorunal happen when you shutdown hard [00:37] what does that mean gogeta? also sometimes the 'recovering journal' doesn't show up and it just says '/dev/sda2 xx/xx files xx/xx blocks' [00:38] voidDotClass: if you shut down hard ext4 journal kicks in to recover the file system [00:38] voidDotClass: the other message is normal its just your splash screen closed [00:38] gogeta, i'm not sure what you mean by shutting down hard, but i'm just turning off regularly thru the shutdown menu option [00:38] voidDotClass: Be good to run a file system check: #e2fsck is used to check the ext2/ext3/ext4 family of file systems. -p trys fixes where response not required [00:39] voidDotClass: eh dev/sda2 xxx/ clean [00:39] eg [00:39] sudo e2fsck -C0 -p -f -v /dev/sda2 . [00:39] Bashing-om, thanks will try that [00:40] voidDotClass: complex command . advised to do homework ' man e2fsck ' . [00:41] voidDotClass: ouch ! slipped the mind ! .. must be run while the target is not ,ounted ... from a liveDVD . [00:41] indeed, checking params and then will run [00:41] Bashing-om: doesent ubuntu trigger that every few boots [00:41] Bashing-om: just seems hes seeing normal fs post [00:42] Bashing-om, do you mean i need to use a liveboot to run this? [00:42] gogeta: yes . it do .. But limited error reporting .. and if error requires manual intervention . yes ? [00:42] gogeta: every 30th from memory (but can be changed; unless conditions are discovered that..) [00:43] Bashing-om, yeah looks like i can't run it while its mounted. [00:43] anything else i could do? don't have a liveusb handy [00:43] gogeta: I have 4 ubuntu installs, and have never seen that on any - but I do not hybernate on this desktop box . [00:44] Bashing-om: i got it a few times with kde not shutting down as it should i just started invoking the shutdown with the termnal [00:44] Bashing-om: been truble free [00:45] This problem only recently started occuring, before this everything's been fine for 2 years. [00:45] i ran smartctl, does anything in here jump out gogeta Bashing-om? https://gist.github.com/aliakhtar/fc1030713c40f7f31119dde30066b2db [00:46] voidDotClass: you can umount your /; but it's a lot of work (& time consuming, error prone..); and finding a usb (or dvdrw) is far easier... [00:46] gogeta: will not hurt to run the file system check .. little insurance for a possible big gain - is how I look at it . I do run a check anytime I have a concern ( loss of power ! ). [00:46] voidDotClass: Looking. [00:46] guiverc, are you the same person from askubuntu? :P [00:46] most likely... [00:47] haha, cool. i think you commented on this question yesterday and told me to run smartctl [00:47] Bashing-om: can he not just do touch /forcefsck [00:48] Bashing-om: then at reboot it will run [00:48] Ubuntu 16.04 I have an extended partition with 1 logical that is an o/s>How many more logical can I install [00:50] texla, use gpt, that has no limit of 4 logical partitions [00:51] texla: it used to be 8 4 main 4 extended but now i dont think there is one [00:51] gnome-disks is easier to read the output from (or another one I like); it was intended as a possible cause; not for you to reply post for me (or Bashing-om) to do your homework.. [00:51] gogeta: been depreciated. see: https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd-fsck@.service.html . [00:52] Bashing-om, any thoughts on the smartctl? [00:52] i am looking Business Intelligence Reporting & Analytics Tool for mysql on ubuntu 18.04? [00:53] line 184 To run self-tests, use: smartctl -t] [00:53] voidDotClass: smartctl is ran on the device (sda0 tather than on a partition. I do not "know" how valid the smartctl output is with the target as a partition . [00:53] oerheks, I have 379 gb in my extended how can I use it [00:53] voidDotClass: sda)* [00:53] Bashing-om, i'll re-run it, but what's the current output saying? [00:54] texla, boot live iso and partition free space perhaps? [00:54] voidDotClass: some slight history ... I might be inclined to file system errors here . [00:54] i am looking Business Intelligence Reporting & Analytics Tool for mysql on ubuntu 18.04? [00:54] Bashing-om: your correct you have to pass it to grub now [00:54] Bashing-om: fsck.mode=force [00:55] hi === ubuntu is now known as Guest86176 [00:55] Rockwood, https://opensource.com/business/16/6/top-business-intelligence-reporting-tools [00:55] gogeta: Uh huh .. though the e2fsck from liveDVD/USB os still valid . [00:56] Bashing-om: works to [00:56] Bashing-om, new output with /dev/sda : https://gist.github.com/aliakhtar/04176352236eac8d1243a8f171a80690 . [00:56] voidDotClass: gogeta ^^ has the better point in your case :) [00:57] gogeta Bashing-om i'm trying to understand.. what's the issue here & what's the solution? [00:57] the issue seems to be file system errors? [00:59] voidDotClass: well that wil check out the fs for any errors [01:00] gogeta, and can it fix them? and will fixing them make the shutdown problem go away? [01:00] voidDotClass: it will try [01:00] isn't that problem already being caused by fsck running and not working? [01:00] check with live usb.. [01:01] oh, you have been told, and you didn't want to. [01:01] voidDotClass: That hard drive looks healthy to me , the "UDMA_CRC_Error_Count" could be minor file system hic-ups . [01:01] oerheks, if its necessary then i can but if there's an alternative then i'd rather avoid [01:01] Bashing-om, thanks, yeah i had the same feeling.. any ideas why the shutdown hang with the recovering journal / '/dev/sda2 xx files xx blocks' message is occuring then? [01:02] if you suspect a damage in the filesystem that does not go away, yes, it is. [01:02] goodluck! [01:03] voidDotClass: as gogeta pointed out : fsck.mode=force as a grub boot parameter to get a idea of what the system thinks . [01:03] Bashing-om, gogeta where do i set that flag? [01:04] oh this? https://askubuntu.com/questions/19486/how-do-i-add-a-kernel-boot-parameter [01:05] voidDotClass: In grub's booting . Do you know how to boot your system to the grub boot menu ? [01:05] Bashing-om, according to that link, pressing and holding shift on boot? [01:06] voidDotClass: That works for the legacy - NBR - boot. efo looks for the escape key with bit a 3 second window of opoerunity. efi "try" spamming the escape key . [01:07] MBR* [01:08] if i hit escape then i go into the dual boot menu Bashing-om [01:08] w/ windows 10. this is a 2016 laptop, default boots to ubuntu.\ [01:08] i guess i need to hit esc after ubuntu logo shows up? [01:09] voidDotClass: Dual booting then the menu is displayable - but I have no idea of which key where . [01:10] me neither. [01:10] voidDotClass: More homework for you .. I do not do Windows . [01:11] i keep it for games, its on a separate ssd. [01:11] /dev/sda is completely for ubuntu [01:12] voidDotClass: depending on where how you installed the boot code, I can accept that if you set in the firmware to boot sda as 1st prioruty, there will be a key to force to boot to grub . [01:14] Bashing-om, i setup ubuntu on this machine about 2 years ago so i don't remember how i did it.. i do know that hitting esc when it first boots (before ubuntu logo) takes me to dual boot screen to pick between windows / ubuntu [01:15] voidDotClass: At that screen .. with ubuntu selected to boot. what results with the 'e' key ? [01:15] i can try shift or go to dual boot screen and see if it says anything.. i remember a couple of extra items in there that i usually ignore [01:15] i'll try that Bashing-om. brb [01:18] vox: I got to go cut grass. I be back in a bit . [01:21] Back, [01:22] So as soon as i hit restart i got the same black screen, the exact message is: /dev/sda2: clean , xx/xxxx files, yy/yyyy blocks'. does that mean the device is clean / no errors Bashing-om gogeta ? [01:23] i had to hold down the power button to get it to shut down - i always have to do that whenever this screen shows up and it gets stuck on it. may be that has something to do with this issue? [01:23] also i managed to get into the grub options but didn't change params yet [01:24] Hello [01:25] vox: that message in 18.04 booting is normal - just the system reassuring you all is good - *IF* the system continues the boot process . [01:25] Bashing-om, i don't get that message on boot, i get it on shut down, and then it hangs, and the laptop doesn't shutdown / turn off [01:26] unless you meant someone else, sorry in that case! [01:26] So, I have both the ufw firewall and my routers firewall configured so that my server is accessible to the external network. When I start and stop my service on the open port on my ubuntu server, http://canyouseeme.org/ reports that it can/cannot see the service accordingly. However, when trying to connect to the server with the specified port and the IPaddress of my server (which has that port forwarded to my server) nothing happens [01:26] voidDotClass: "always have to - hold down the power button" is why the file system is corrupted @! [01:26] I can connect through the LAN address and that port fine, but I cannot connect through the WAN address [01:27] Bashing-om, i don't 'always' have to hold it,only when this black screen w/ that message appears, then the shutdown doesn't happen and it gets stuck [01:27] voidDotClass: I go do the grass thing .. be back in just a bit . [01:27] okay [01:29] so, your power off issue is caused by your power button action, this is an endless loop, fix it with a live usb [01:30] oerheks, thanks, once i have the liveusb what do i need to run? can i just do fsck.mode=force instead of the liveusb? [01:32] run from the live session in terminal: fsck.ext4 -p /dev/sda2 https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilesystemTroubleshooting [01:33] So the ONLY changes i've done in the last week+ to my system is apt-get upgrade. now that i've done that and rebooted this happens ... https://i.imgur.com/FQW8F0E.jpg [01:35] not sure what that is or what i need to do lol [01:35] oerheks, is it not possible to use the fsck.mode=force boot option? [01:36] i never said it is not. [01:37] but my diagnose gives the answer i told you. === deathonater is now known as Smeef [01:46] ? [01:46] ? [01:51] good night!!! [01:51] later! [01:51] dedepirao, o/ [01:51] hi there! [01:52] dedepirao, are you indian? [01:53] I have istalled a sabayon before ubunto and ubunto is not listed on grub that I can choice, how can I fix that [01:53] I'm not indian, I'm brazilian [01:54] So the ONLY changes i've done in the last week+ to my system is apt-get upgrade. now that i've done that and rebooted this happens ... https://i.imgur.com/FQW8F0E.jpg - not sure what is wrong [01:54] there is no application installed for "java class" files.i facing error when i am trying to double click on it [01:58] Biessie: If you log out of the current GUI and activate then a console interface at the login screen , what results with terminal commands ' Restart xfsettings ; xfce4-panel ' F7 key to return to the GUI (??) . [02:03] command not found === Budgii_ is now known as Budgii [02:03] Bashing-om [02:03] there is no application installed for "java class" files.i facing error when i am trying to double click on it [02:04] click on package [02:07] :-):-):-):-):-) [02:08] Ubuntu 10 Support? 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Support and discussion in #ubuntu-touch [02:13] !botclone [02:13] ubottu uses supybot, which is available in the main !repositories, with additional plugins that are available at https://ubottu.com/clone.html - to help out with ubottu development please join #ubuntu-bots-devel :) [02:14] guys enough with the bot spam [02:14] UbuntuUser: last warning. Stop doing that [02:15] UbuntuUser: or should I call you ubuntu__? [02:15] Yes [02:16] Linux Tablet [02:16] UbuntuUser: you have been disrupting the channel for some days already. Please stop now [02:18] !usb [02:18] For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent [02:18] UbuntuUser: if you want to discuss your removal from the channel, /join #ubuntu-ops [02:24] is it possible to boot from DVD? [02:24] emma: yes; if bios allows; and DVD is written as a bootable dvd (and not just data image) [02:25] i have a really old laptop here and for some reason it isn't booting from usb [02:25] Did you check the bios bt order? [02:25] boot [02:26] I didn't really but it has this thing where you can f12 and then choose what to boot from [02:26] you think there's maybe a boot order to change instead? [02:26] i had the same issue today [02:27] okay i'll try that. [02:30] My monitor was turning off every few second and i had to wake it up by pressing any key or moving the mouse. I turned off dpms by xset -dpms .Is there any better solution? [02:33] kittenCanaveral: nope unfortunately that didn't change things. When I try to boot from USB it says "missing operating system" and then boots up windows [02:36] youdid use rufus to create the bootable drive? also you said old laptop? how old? [02:36] dell vostro 1700 that's running a corrupted Windows XP. [02:37] I used unetbootin to create the bootable drive kittenCanaveral [02:37] yeah, try the dvd it my be faster the fighting with it. [02:38] is there some kind of tool for creating a bootable dvd? [02:38] unless someone else has other suggestions, im not the most experienced [02:39] i belive there is a guide, hold on a sec [02:41] Emma https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/tutorial-burn-a-dvd-on-windows#0 [02:41] oh thank you [02:42] take a look at the usb one as well, just incase you think you missed something [02:46] kittenCanaveral: does kb3 burn dvds ? [02:48] idk, i can try to look into it, ihavent owned an opticle drive in some time. [02:48] Acording to kd3's website yes [02:50] kittenCanaveral: do you think that too make a bootable dvd you just burn the .iso to the dvd? [02:54] i would follow guide as best you can, i did the usb methed, t's been 5 or more years since i have done the dvd method. im sadly not an expert, but there are a ton here. === holywate- is now known as holywater === Fleetwood is now known as Pan === semeion is now known as mnemonic [03:17] emma, yes, just burn a disc from the iso. if the iso is bootable the resulting disc will be bootable [03:17] you don't have to do a special thing to make it burn a bootable disk. what makes it bootable is the contents of the iso === guiver_d is now known as guiverc [03:30] My monitor was turning off every few second and i had to wake it up by pressing any key or moving the mouse. I turned off dpms by xset -dpms .Is there any better solution? [03:32] mysql-connector-java-5.1.22-bin.jar" where i can found this in ubuntu 18.04 ? [03:34] 5.1.45-1 is current https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/mysql-connector-java [03:34] not sure it is a jar [03:35] locate -i mysql-connector-java-5.1.22-bin.jar Rockwood [03:45] How can I get xargs to execute the input as a command? [04:03] weechat [04:03] neomutt [04:03] bash [04:10] part [04:14] Hi , which tool can create a wordlist based on criteria words(not characters) i specify ? === ledeni_ is now known as ledeni [04:15] You mean like crunch? [04:15] I'm trying to get chrome to trust a localhost cert I created with openssl in ubuntu 18.04 following https://www.humankode.com/ssl/create-a-selfsigned-certificate-for-nginx-in-5-minutes but no matter what I try chrome still reports as "not secure". Any hint of what might be missing? [04:16] Better off using a pentesting distro for that, although I guess you could compile the software yourself [04:17] Hi, I cannot install Ubuntu or Mint in my laptop. Could anybody try to help me? [04:17] please [04:18] !mint | mint [04:18] mint: The Ubuntu channels can only provide support for Ubuntu and its official flavors, since other distributions and derivatives have repository and software changes. So please use their dedicated support venues, for example: Linux Mint (#linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org), Kali Linux (#kali-linux), and LXLE (#lxle) [04:18] lotuspsychje, Great! I just mencioned another one to show the problem is independent the distro [04:19] when I try to install, the installer wizard just doesnot run [04:19] mint: install an ubuntu version from the topic and we can help you [04:19] mint: but as long as you have mint, we cannot [04:19] define "just doesnot run" [04:19] mint is easy in install [04:19] Does it give an error, does it not boot ? [04:20] please guys dont feed other distros [04:21] xamithan, when I try double click the icon to run installer nothing happens. When I run in terminal it shows some messeges. Where cai I paste to show the output [04:21] You are booting into the live version first? What happens if you select the installer directly [04:22] xamithan, yes. It show a error messege about cannot install. I just don`t remember the message. [04:23] But enter in live cd, the installer don`t run [04:23] mint: unless you show us the errors we cannot really help you [04:24] hggdh, i`ll show you [04:24] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/23nRnvqt8p/ [04:25] when I run that install icon in live cd, it shows this message [04:26] mint, is this WSL on windows 10? [04:26] mint: your pastebin does not make any sense. Whatever is going on, you either have a bad installer, or... I really don't know. Your output just shows what looks like shell errors [04:26] oerheks, What`s WSL? [04:27] mint: where did you download your .iso? [04:27] hggdh, The same dvd I installed on a PC [04:27] lotuspsychje, from ubuntu.com [04:27] mint: wich version? [04:28] When I mencioned mint it was becouse I had the same problem in both OS. [04:28] mint: the installer is a graphical installer. You are showing us *terminal* output. Ergo, not correct [04:28] lotuspsychje, 18.04 LTS [04:29] hggdh, I ran from gnome-terminal the command ./ubiquity.desktop [04:29] ... [04:29] that icon we see when in live version [04:29] clicking on the icon is NOT the same as trying to run the file [04:29] instead of I double click, I ran from terminal to see what happens, becouse double click doesnot work [04:30] hggdh, well, it doesn`t show anything when click the icon [04:30] mint: well, now you know what happens. It fails miserably. You CANNOT run ubiquity.desktop, it is not a program [04:30] maybe it works on mint :-D [04:30] oerheks, the same problem in both os [04:31] where can I see the output when I click the icon and nothin happens [04:31] when you click an icon, nothing happens in terminal [04:31] mint: can you pastebin: uname -a && lsb_release -a [04:33] really, you are not looking for help, are you? line #34/#35 says you are using mint, so goodbye [04:35] ok, I`ll restart and enter in the Ubuntu. But the problem is the same [04:36] when I double click the icon, what happens? Where can I see any warning? [04:36] mint: reboot into ubuntu, we will show you [04:37] !download | mint start here [04:37] mint start here: Ubuntu installation CDs can be downloaded from http://releases.ubuntu.com - Mirrors can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors - PLEASE use the !torrents to download !Bionic, and help keeping the servers' load low! [04:38] Setting up LAMP on my VPS, following this: https://gist.github.com/Trefex/7028000be4d497851091 [04:38] No dice when I get to [04:38] apt-get install php5 libapache2-mod-php5 mysql-server libapache2-mod-auth-mysql php5-mysql mysql_secure_installation [04:39] mysql_secure_installation is a command not a package [04:39] Right, copied an extra line. Same results without it though. [04:39] https://pastebin.com/rrtDXXsu [04:40] Well that is a debian guide, use a ubuntu guide [04:40] lol legit [04:40] I guess if I just start off from LAMP I should be okay [04:52] i need help! [04:52] ..and why the hell has slackware and linux moved offsite? [04:52] what? [04:52] hi, i was going to install ubuntu 18.04 earlier, but for some reason my keyboard (a corsair strafe) doesn't seem to work. i cannot get any input at all from it. [04:52] does anyone know how to fix this [04:53] xamithan, freenode sais some bullshit about slackware.. [04:53] ehlp, ask in ##linux or slackware, this is ubuntu support only [04:53] linux is also locked out fuck sakes [04:53] i need linux help [04:53] You need to use double ## for both those channels [04:53] gay? [04:54] ehlp, this is not a general discuss channel, and mind your language, dude [04:54] ok [04:54] soooo, wanna help? [04:54] trenten__: can you tell what happens at wich point? [04:54] well, it happens like, the moment i boot to my live USB...can't get it to work in the installer or well...anywhere [04:55] trenten__ use dd [04:55] ehlp: stop that please [04:55] stop wat [04:55] i doubt dd will work for a keyboard that doesn't work [04:55] trenten__: I think you need this: https://github.com/ckb-next/ckb-next [04:56] trenten__, known issue, since 16.04 .. https://askubuntu.com/questions/854559/corsair-strafe-not-properly-working-on-ubuntu-16-04 [04:56] yes - but i can't even...install [04:56] use ckb-next from github [04:56] Better get another cheap keyboard then [04:56] for $2 [04:56] i see [04:57] or barter [04:57] so there's no other solution? i can't exactly go out and buy a keyboard at 3 in the morning [04:57] yes you can [04:57] trenten__, if you find one, let us know [04:57] okay [04:57] and they will promote systemd [04:58] ....still need help here [04:58] well sure, i can buy a keyboard at 3 in the morning, but i'm not going to [04:58] pussy [04:58] sorry... [04:58] wow you're really helpful dude [04:58] ehlp, nobody gives support for slackware, wrong channel [04:58] !ops | ehlp [04:58] ehlp: 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 [04:58] linux oerheks [04:58] linux... [04:58] i'm being sarcastic, by the way, can you not. [04:58] is ubuntu not linux?! [04:59] This is #ubuntu, not ##linux [04:59] wtf [04:59] seriously i need a guru [04:59] ehlp: This is the Ubuntu support channel, not a generic Linux channel. We're unable to help about slack or other issues. [05:00] Trying to ssh into ubuntu server, connection timedout. ssh key is on server and on computer, everything looks correct, not sure why I cant connect. looked in ~/.ssh/auth keys and the key is in there, noticed in sshd_config the line showing where the auth key is was #'ed out, so i un #'ed it and set the path... still cant ssh, not sure why. Ideas? [05:00] omfg this is not about slack [05:00] ffs [05:00] ehlp sup [05:00] ty [05:00] write me on ##linux [05:00] wyseguy: Show us the log with -v -v -v [05:00] k [05:00] yes, move it to ##linux [05:00] xamithan which log? [05:01] the ssh output with the verbose flags set [05:02] o/ [05:02] Hi I'm with problem in installing ubuntu from live session [05:02] xamithan let me see [05:03] I'm using this version https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/wcghY4Bc9m/ when I click the installatino icon nothing happens [05:04] i'm using cruch to make a wordlist command ,like: crunch_win.exe 6 6 -t fi%%%% -o fan.txt but i need words like "fi1" in output with min lenght 3 chars... , and crunch doesn't accept 3 6 from me ... [05:06] I just posted the ubuntu version I'm trying to install [05:06] https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/wcghY4Bc9m/ [05:07] I don't know what happens and I even can't find the answer on google. Can anybody help me please? [05:09] joseph, maybe give more details, what hardware is this? [05:10] oerheks, Laptop Dell n5010. Intel i5 4GB RAM [05:16] oerheks, any idea? [05:19] any help? [05:20] looking for bugreports, but find none for n5010/18.04 [05:20] oerheks, the installation icon is the same to call ubiquity in a terminal, right? [05:20] only from upgrade to 16.04, install xserver-xorg-input-synaptics fixed that [05:21] you might want to try the mini iso, more text based installer [05:21] !mini [05:21] The Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want. The installer is text based (rather than graphical as used on the Desktop DVD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD [05:22] oerheks, When I installed Debian sid, I had a problem with touchpad. [05:23] and make sure if you have windows 10, to disable fastboot and Intel Smart Response Technology (SRT). [05:23] oerheks, I have windows 7 [05:25] you could plugin a mouse, temporarely === _explodes is now known as explodes [05:35] oerheks, mouse? [05:43] oerheks, [/var/log/syslog] Does it say anything? https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/QbWrkbpSj8/ [05:45] Another thing I should say is I'm installing using DVD in a USB Connection [05:46] Anyone with an older version of Ubuntu that 18.04, could you tell me if you have a folder /lib64/tls/haswell, please? I'm curious if some game developers hardcoded specific library paths [05:48] dan01, no ubuntu here, but perhaps kvm > install 16.04 if no one is able to answer [05:48] manakanpa: Gonna do just that [05:49] dan01: not on the one system I looked (16.04) === Nicmavr is now known as Guest36752 [06:25] Hi. Question about update-alternatives - consider java JRE, it has many binaries. Now I want to switch from one JRE to another (say java9 to java11), do I have to call update-alternatives --config java, then javac, then jar, then javap ... etc or is there a whay to switch them all at once? [06:25] *way [07:03] lhello [07:38] hi everyone [07:39] i got a weird issue, using ssh directly to my ubuntu server using ip on my LAN everything works flawlessly, using my noip address with ssh everything is lagging terribly, even doing a ls -la in /etc pauses and then continues to print the remaining text, any clues or suggestions? [08:08] hi! It is normal to change/dev/loop0 permissions? I want to do not enter password for the gnome-disk-image-mounter. [08:10] usrshv1: i can mount without password [08:10] i cant boot into [08:10] usrshv1: i'm not sure about this but is your user part of the plugdev group? [08:11] usrshv1: what does "groups" give you? [08:11] wtf hapen to grub [08:11] EriC^^: how can i see my groups in terminal? [08:12] usrshv1: type "groups" [08:12] EriC^^: yes i am! [08:13] EriC^^: usrshv adm cdrom sudo dip plugdev nopasswdlogin lpadmin sambashare [08:14] sumyunseal: if you have multiple OSes on your system, and use grub to select which to boot; it could be updates/change in one caused the MBR to be overwritten (mbr is first sector of hdd; which grub needs to operate). it'll only disappear because drive/hdd failed; or the first sector (mbr) was overwritten by something on your system === opal is now known as Guest77774 [08:15] usrshv1: same here === wowaname is now known as opal [08:16] EriC^^: how about /dev/loop permissions? [08:18] Hello there, I am using the latest image from ubuntu(bionic beaver) to run in docker(managed by k8s) and I get told that the repositories do not have release-files [08:18] what is up with that? [08:22] IaMnEwHeRe: https://superuser.com/questions/1130898/no-internet-connection-inside-docker-containers? [08:25] IaMnEwHeRe: also you can join #docker channel [08:25] usrshv, well, this is a problem with the ubuntu-image not docker [08:26] the article tells me about editing some files, now I get the idea that there should only be a basic installation so as to keep the footprint as minimal as possible, but not even *ONE*editor [08:27] for users to just try things out in a setup, more elaborate thatn just running dokcer which everey imbicil can do, you would require to set up a registry [08:27] and I think that is contrary to the purpose of a fast setup is it not? [08:28] because now I will have to wrap my head around very complex sed-commands just to later find out that it was not related at all [08:28] because a setup a bit different from what I am currently attempting works [08:29] IaMnEwHeRe: where did you get the image? many cloud providers modify & give non-official images (with changes) [08:29] it is safe to edit /dev/loop(x) permissions? [08:30] guiverc, docker pull ubuntu lists library/ubuntu as source when pulling and that is what I put into the image-definition of k8s so I think it is the docker-hub itself, as I doubt my provder will intercept traffic === Richard is now known as Guest50487 [08:32] IaMnEwHeRe: was it all? or only some that gave errors when you did your `sudo apt update` (update repo lists) - can you provide a single line where you had an error please [08:32] usrshv1 I am not using ubuntu as my main system, but looking into /dev/* they are mostly owned by root and permission only to users are given(with execptions to stderr stdin sdout, considering that /dev/* gives access to kernel-processes I would be careful to do that [08:32] IaMnEwHeRe: or pastebin your `sudo apt update` (all of it) [08:34] IaMnEwHeRe: i only want to not enter password each time i mount Daggerfall.iso ) [08:34] IaMnEwHeRe: you could always try #ubuntu-server (who are probably better equipped to deal with kubernetes or at least can spell it :) etc [08:34] guiverc https://www.zerobin.net/?9298ea105d478207#EnKwLr3clt8qSyRXeZqpvVKQO7hJiAJ7F2ls7SRQwAg= [08:35] guiverc :) yeah, didn't think of #ubuntu-server [08:35] usrshv1, consider editing /etc/sudoers === | is now known as Guest77523 [08:37] IaMnEwHeRe: already. It uses pkexec. so, will try edit it? [08:38] usrshv1 if we are talking about non-cli-access to the OS and mounting stuff, I recall seeing s.th. like that for Gnome, so that it will take care of the challenge, considering that in order to access the DB-store you would have to know the account-pw, which is the same as the sudo-pw there wouldn't be much of a security-concern [08:38] usrshv1 consider adding the attribute NOPASSWD: for your settings [08:41] I have no experience with these UI-programms that facilitate priviledge escallation(like pkexec), I would just write a shell-script (sudo mount .........) make it executable and trigger it whenever I need to mount s.th., either one file per iso or you can paramerize it [08:42] IaMnEwHeRe: already! "sudo *" works, but after i installed gnome-disk-utils, i realized that it uses pkexec. it not cares about me being sudoer. Maybe i will edit command in /usr/share/apps... Thanks, until i try all of that, i will no edit any permissions! 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