[00:15] I have 'nc -l PORT' running on a host, as well as tcpdump filtering on PORT. If 'nmap -p PORT HOST' shows the PORT as open if run from another internal host, but not if run from a non-local IP, what could cause that? [00:15] tcpdump shows the packet reach the host in both cases, but is only responded to when the source is an external IP [00:16] seems like im missing something [00:16] sorry, only responded to if the src is an internal IP [00:23] SENDPASS richardbastos@gmail.com [00:24] otherRick: that command takes a nick, not an email btw + you need the '/msg nickserv' at the start [00:26] thanks [00:26] Austin___: can you define what is an external IP and what you define as an internal IP? [00:27] internal is a machine on the same subnet. external is any that has been through NAT [00:27] pragmaticenigma: ^ [00:27] one example would be cayouseeme.org [00:28] canyouseeme.org* [00:28] for external [00:46] hi. I downloaded an apptall it.. or work.let.. rather, apt did. And, it does not ins [00:47] ugh, let me try again. I got an applet with apt, it does not install it [00:48] IntelCore, it may help if you provide your version of Ubuntu, and the actual error message (if it's multiple lines, please pastebinit) [00:49] or state what applet for what.. [00:50] 18.04 recent upgrade from 16.04.5 - with flashback compiz. (Indicator-applet-complete) by tedg [00:50] Austin___: That sounds like the NAT is not configured to allow traffic on that port [00:50] i have "Applications, Places" top left bar [00:51] The applet runs right top bar... [00:51] pragmaticenigma: but i can see the packet with tcpdump on the internal host [00:51] it just doesnt get responded to [00:51] it has gone through NAT as expected [00:51] do i need to sudo apt install again? [00:54] IntelCore: what? [00:56] !info indicator-applet-complete [00:56] indicator-applet-complete (source: indicator-applet): Clone of the GNOME panel indicator applet. In component universe, is optional. Version 12.10.2+17.10.20170425-0ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 20 kB, installed size 67 kB [01:04] Hi people! Quick question: I've an XPS 13 9370 and for my Atheros woes (occasional 2-4 Wh battery drain) Dell support recommended installing the linux-firmware_1.169.3_all.deb from launchpad which AFAICT is the artful package. I run 4.15.0-30-generic kernel, is this a sensible thing to do? [01:07] bionic gives 1.173 https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=linux-firmware [01:07] leftyfb.. I dont know how to be more plain, or specific. [01:08] slizard: it's your call, but I actually backported linux-firmware 1.173.1 from bionic to xenial. Feel free to use it from my ppa https://launchpad.net/~leftyfb/+archive/ubuntu/linux-firmware [01:08] IntelCore: try, because you aren't at all. [01:08] Austin___: I'm really not understanding what you're explaining. [01:09] I got that pkg oerheks [01:09] downloaded from launchpad [01:09] nvm [01:10] leftyfb: Thanks. What's the worst thing that can happen? I see that both Artful and bionic use 4.15, so should the firmware packages from their repos be compatible? [01:10] slizard: the kernel and linux-firmware package aren't really related [01:10] oerherks.. but apt-get-install indicator-applet-complete did something, but the applet did not show on desk bar at top [01:11] leftyfb: OK. So how can I know if a linux-firmware package is (in general) compatible with my OK? [01:11] Austin___: If you are attempting to reach a port on a machine, on your local network, from a machine/site outside your home network (the Internet), you have to tell the NAT device (router/modem/firewall) to allow traffic from the Internet/external network through to your hosting machine on the local network, on that port [01:11] IntelCore, sounds like it is not suitable for fallback, just gnome [01:11] Austin___: It's usually referred to as port forwarding on a SOHO type router or modem [01:11] was on top in 16 [01:11] pragmaticenigma: understood. that is confirmed working [01:11] slizard: you'll be fine. I have it installed on Xenial with the same kernel [01:12] i've proven that the traffic is passing through NAT by watching it arrive at the internal machine [01:12] using tcpdump [01:13] oerheks - this applet was on the bar.. but the system settings menu item in it pointed to.. 'about' instead of settings. [01:13] Austin___: The reason for the confusion is network topology can very greatly from one network to the next, be it enterprise, small office, residential [01:13] leftyfb: OK, thanks. I'll give it a try. [01:13] IntelCore: applets usually need to be run as an application/binary or added to the top bar manually [01:13] oerheks - so, I have the updated file. And sudo apt-get the file. [01:13] nothing crazy going on here. just a WAN and a LAN as far as this is concerned [01:13] pragmaticenigma: ^ [01:13] IntelCore, 16.04 gave gnome-flashback, IIRC [01:14] si senior [01:14] When I run 'systemctl status' and scroll down and read through the processes. For instance '1623 /usr/lib/gnome-settings-daemon/gsd-xsettings', is that just showing the PID and the location of the executable? Also, something like '1601 ibus-daemon --xim --panel disable' is that showing options that the executable is running with? [01:14] IntelCore: this is an English-only speaking channel [01:14] IntelCore, so totally different from compiz. [01:14] if you switch to gnome session, it will work [01:14] can bionic give gnome-flashback? it's not on my de list [01:15] !info gnome-flashback [01:15] gnome-flashback (source: gnome-flashback): helper application for the GNOME Flashback session. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.28.0-1ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 246 kB, installed size 891 kB [01:16] Austin___: If it is still not working, I would encourage you to head over to ##networking. Someone there may better understand your setup and how you help you achieve your desired outcome [01:16] ta. i'm in there simultaneously ;) [01:16] hmm, i had it before upgrade [01:16] IntelCore: applets usually need to be run as an application/binary or added to the top bar manually. It was probably not reinstalled/added. Do it again [01:19] yes. Or cas it is old gnome alike flashback, the indicator is noe not work with the de [01:19] ty guys [01:19] IntelCore: this is an English-only speaking channel [01:21] ALowther: Yes, the output is displaying the parameters used to launch the service/daemon. Note that not all executables there can run standalone, and doing so may cause system instability. Those execuatbles are setup with hooks that allow systemd to manage those processes [01:23] pragmaticenigma: Cool! and so my entire OS experience is literally just on top of a bunch of default(daemon) programs that run on bootup/login? [01:24] to some degree, yes ALowther [01:25] where can i post the png photo so u can see ? pls.. [01:25] imgr is a common place used IntelCore [01:25] ty [01:25] !paste [01:25] 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. [01:25] pragmaticenigma: But to some degree, no. :) [01:26] oerheks -- https://imgur.com/a/aB9iyZT [01:27] IntelCore: applets usually need to be run as an application/binary or added to the top bar manually. It was probably not reinstalled/added. Do it again [01:28] yes did again [01:29] it said what is in the photo in gedit [01:29] IntelCore: you manually added the applet to the top bar again? [01:29] sudo apt-get install indicator-applet-complete [01:29] IntelCore: applets usually need to be run as an application/binary or added to the top bar manually. It was probably not reinstalled/added. Do it again [01:30] yes i have the tar of the applet [01:30] nobody said anything about a tar of an applet [01:31] IntelCore: ADD the applet to your top bar [01:31] the tar for it is on launchpad. it is also in repository [01:31] hmm. trying [01:32] IntelCore: stop with the tar. DO NOT do anything with the tarball. You already have the package installed. Now add the applet to your panel [01:33] IntelCore: I googled it for you: https://askubuntu.com/a/72764 scroll down to "To add to the panel:" IGNORE everything above "To add to the panel:" [01:34] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [01:38] is there anything out there better than lightdm? [01:38] and i cant use gdm3 because it causes my computer to hang [01:38] after login [01:39] moses: What version of ubuntu? [01:39] its actually kali [01:39] but its all debian [01:40] !kali | moses [01:40] moses: 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) [01:40] logger has started outputing <13> to stdout with a time stamp. anyway to suppress that? [01:41] moses: stop asking for help in here. You're not running Ubuntu. [01:43] \j #debian [01:43] moses: try /join #kali-linux [01:44] leftyfb: ive been trying, quite dead, but ty [01:44] moses: then try their website for support [01:44] I find it kinda funny to customize kali [01:44] just use it [01:44] who cares what wm, etc.. its not meant for general computing [01:45] moses: I find it kinda funny people are asking for help with kali at all. It's meant for professionals. [01:46] just because a person is a professional doesn't mean they know everything [01:47] GOT it, YAY ! now if it shows the correct menu items..and the systems settings instead of About.. I'm good. [01:47] Is there a way to setup Ubuntu to act like a dynadock hub? [01:48] IntelCore: you're welcome [01:48] leftyfb: i am just using kali because it has a lot of code I can study and learn from pre built in [01:48] Aye Men, man. ty [01:48] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [01:48] moses: what type of code? I can almost guarantee you anything you're going to learn from running kali you can just as well learn running ubuntu [01:49] not sure I agree with that. kali packages security tools quite nicely [01:49] leftyfb: no all the applications kali has built in, the python scrips for example are very informative [01:50] many of them are not available in most distros without some tweaking [01:50] leftyfb: i run ubuntu as well, but i just updated kali and now gdm3 is hanging on startup so i swapped back to lightdm [01:50] ash_mobile: from my quick googling, a dynadock hub is a docking station for a pc. That's hardware, not software === newuser2 is now known as newuser3 [01:51] moses: sorry to hear that. Feel free to ask for help with ubuntu when you're running ubuntu === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:57] am I the only one having issues with cloning git.launchpad.net repos? [01:57] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [01:58] Like in a dynadock scenario, your laptop is the source computer, and you can connect an external monitor, keyboard, mouse, network and other peripherals. In this case, I'm hoping to use the laptop screen, keyboard and mouse as a way to interact with another machine... I was hoping Ubuntu could be used to negotiate that and act like a hub. [01:59] ash_mobile: look at synergy [01:59] ash_mobile: minus the monitor. You'll need a monitor for the other machine [01:59] or use teamviewer or VNC [02:00] leftyfb, that only handles keyboard and mouse. Whaet ash_mobile really needs is something like VNC [02:00] lol ;-) [02:00] hullo [02:01] exo_: hello. What can we do for you? [02:01] trying to clone the mainline-crack repo for the last 2 days and I can't even get over 12KiB/s!!!! [02:01] i was wondering how to connect to other servers, say freenode. but if i say "/join freenode" it wont work [02:01] exo_: /join #freenode [02:02] exo_, you are on freenode ;-) [02:02] oh heck [02:02] okay then [02:02] if you mean channels / rooms, then what leftyfb said [02:02] Is there a way to change my nickname? [02:02] exo_: if you mean servers, then also join #freenode. This is ubuntu support. Not IRC support [02:03] oh ok [02:07] I mean, what I could do is, use a dock to connect a regular monitor, keyboard and mouse, and then just plug a machine in to the USB input; but some how I thought this could be accomplished with just a single laptop. I don't really know how the dynadock works, but I don't think that kind of thing is foreign to Ubuntu... Like, isn't that kinda what v4l2 kinda does? [02:13] ash_mobile, if you really want to do some cool stuff like that, you have to look at how to configure X server and clients and a number of things like PAM to get it to work [02:14] ash_mobile, that is what we basically did when I was at university and I haven't see anything that has made it easier in the last 20 years! VNC and TeamViewer try but still don't get close [02:17] Well, I guess it's not easy to use built in laptop devices as peripherals even if you're not intending to combine it all over USB [02:18] isn't IoT what he needs? [02:19] can't turn a laptop into a single device tho. [02:19] IntelCore IoT? [02:19] there's no hub device to use like that [02:20] X actually does a good job it, back when Java web apps required a plugin for browsers, I would remote into multiple systems export a browser window back to the system I was on just to watch election result swing-o-meters [02:20] except none of that is possible with Wayland now [02:21] WHAT! well that kinda sucks! [02:21] Wayland? [02:21] no need for Java Web Applets [02:22] cryptodan, sure there is, they are call Android apps now ;-) [02:23] snaps? [02:23] not even close IntelCore [02:24] I dont even bother with Java or Flash installs on Windows [02:25] So, how does a hub achieve this exactly? [02:25] it doesn't [02:25] 🤔 [02:26] ash_mobile: what you want to do? [02:26] control another system over usb [02:26] ^ [02:27] you would need a USB over Serial to come close to that [02:27] kinda but not really [02:27] like configuring a new Cisco Device [02:28] But seriously, how does dynadock do it? [02:28] Stormmore: for what purpose? [02:28] (Although I know displaylink isn't the greatest) [02:29] maybe based on Synergy? [02:29] It's not networked [02:29] ash_mobile, if I am looking at the right dynadock. not even close, it just extends the ports a system has [02:30] ash_mobile, does it have a network card? [02:30] You can plug it into Ethernet, but you don't have to [02:30] its a KVM [02:30] But over usb [02:31] i tried ethernet to ethernet. lol. [02:31] USB isn't really designed for what you want to do [02:31] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_over_USB [02:31] But it does it [02:31] oh that is cool cryptodan [02:31] uhm, in old days could get null modem [02:32] dynadock isn't a kvm at all. It's only a docking station with a couple video chipsets built in [02:32] * ash_mobile feels closer [02:32] http://a.co/2jSXAxB [02:32] commodore had an rs232 port [02:33] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [02:33] it's just a docking station. Nothing about controlling other pc's === capella|away is now known as capella [02:33] right, it wont control or network two pc [02:33] IntelCore, I still do that today for switches, but it requires an active Serial to USB adapter these days [02:34] leftyfb depends on what you mean by controlling. You can is it to use an external keyboard [02:34] IntelCore I don't need that [02:34] I need a ethernet hub. [02:35] IntelCore: nobody needs an ethernet hub [02:35] I mean leftyfb makes "dock" seem trivial... So can Ubuntu emulate a dock? [02:35] i wanna learn networking inside out [02:36] IntelCore, it is fun :) I did my CCNA a few years back [02:36] ash_mobile: no, a dock is basically just a bunch of extension cables and maybe some usb controllers === quipa_ is now known as quipa [02:36] ash_mobile: I still don't get the point of all this [02:37] hi, I have glibc 2.23 installed and I need 2.27 for a program. how should i properly install 2.27 without breaking anything? [02:37] leftyfb, technical it could but you would have to write the software to do it [02:37] Stormmore: you mean hardware emulation software [02:37] just buy a dock [02:38] you being the global you, and I don't think there is enough use-cases for it. [02:38] why use an entire pc to emulate a dock you can get for like $20-$200 depending on features? [02:38] I just don't get the use case [02:39] Because that's not compact it portable [02:39] home entertainment, a10 security devices [02:39] save you having to have 1U KVM in your rack or crash cart at a data center is about the only 2 cases I could just about see that being useful but I can just tap the network at that point [02:39] ash_mobile: I'm pretty sure almost every dock on the planet is physically smaller and weighs less than every pc and laptop [02:39] hi, is anyone able to help me install glibc 2.27? [02:40] cricket_: which version of ubuntu and what is the exact package name and why do you need to do this? [02:40] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [02:40] The monitor, keyboard, mouse are all separate things that you have to plug in... It'd be nice to have that in deck just on my laptop [02:41] On deck* [02:41] a simple usb hub solves that [02:41] ? [02:41] ash_mobile: that's called a docking station, buy one [02:42] ash_mobile: the fact that you're asking about this means you're not capable of writing an entire "docking station emulator" on your own, so it sounds like you just need to buy a docking station [02:42] that brings it down 2 cables, but if your hardware is new enough that it has a thunderbolt usb type c connection, then you can truly get a usb hub that take all the peripherals and bring it down to connecting one cable [02:42] @leftyb I'm using Zorin 12.4 which is a reskin of Ubuntu 16.04 if i remember correct. The program that needs glibc 2.7 is called parsec. it's not in the repositories or in a ppa, but you can find the deb on parsec.tv [02:42] !zorin | cricket_ [02:43] !kali | cricket_ [02:43] cricket_: 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) [02:43] hi guys, has anyone ever heard of sunsecurity policy tools software? I installed GanttProject the other day and now this java app has been installed on my computer. I don't know where else to ask for a quick answer.. [02:43] cricket_: we do not support Zorin here. Please seek support for Zorin from Zorin support channels (IRC or otherwise) [02:43] okay thanks [02:44] ash_mobile, in short every solution involves a dock of some nature [02:44] freedesktop.org has a wiki about dynadock [02:44] asphyxia: contact he GantProject for support [02:44] well I don't know if that's when it was installed [02:44] is there a way I can check package installation dates? [02:44] asphyxia: Ubuntu does not install any java apps by default [02:44] Stormmore I don't understand the hub part, and even a traditional dock didn't let me use my laptop as the peripherals [02:45] Doesn't* [02:45] no you still have to use traditional peripherals. what you are wanting exactly doesn't exist [02:46] Poop. Honestly, I had my hopes up seeing how configurable x is [02:46] and unless you want to write the code yourself, I highly doubt it will ever exists since usb hubs and docks are cheap and easy to use [02:47] ash_mobile, all that said, if you were to tie the Ethernet over USB and X configurations together you could get pretty damn close. But that is very experimental and edge of what is possible type stuff [02:50] * Stormmore loves living at the edge sometimes [02:54] boot a vm with windows and dynadock will let one display ubuntu and other displrun the vmwith dual monitors.. ay [02:55] but it wont go to networking [02:55] Well, such an endeavor is far beyond me. The idea was to be able to just plug a single cable from my laptop into any one of several servers running in a cabinet and just use it as a kvm. I know they make rack consoles, kvms and network solutions, but sorta different for use cases where you actually have to go in. Just wanted to know how out there the idea was. [02:57] howdy fellow humans [02:57] anyone awake [02:57] Yus [02:58] not sure if anyone here has had experience with rdp on linux [02:58] trying to setup apache guacamole to rdp into a linux host [02:58] and i can successfully rdp into said host from the guacamole machine, but the web client seems to be unable to connect [02:59] strange [03:01] 80 port [03:04] to ubuntu from windows [03:05] xrdp opensource tool. === sab_ is now known as sanroot [03:56] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [04:08] k [04:09] Is there anyway to install libva2 on ubuntu 16.04? [04:11] hello? [04:11] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [04:18] steveoy132ikl: probably sudo apt install libva2 === martymcfly is now known as burzos [04:33] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [04:42] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [04:48] id like to have one sever with each nic on different settings [04:50] Canon: ok? [04:58] Hello, I have a SSH VPN setup is there anyway I can rate limit the bandwidth this uses? [04:58] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [04:59] at this rate it will take me 3 day to clone mainline-crack repo! [05:00] how is it done in 18.04 [05:03] Canon: https://netplan.io/examples [05:20] how to display the entire remote desktop on a differnet computer? [05:20] hanasaki1: ubuntu has desktop sharing by default [05:20] hanasaki1: search for "desktop sharing" app and set it up [05:21] then use ""remmina" to connect (also default) [05:21] what app do you like? and what server? is that vnc? [05:21] yes it uses vnc i think [05:23] join [05:25] Does anybody here know a good bit about encrypting Ubuntu? [05:25] I need to do an encryption in a very specific way [05:29] Anybody? [05:29] Too vague. Meta questions are not helpful. [05:30] I wanted to start with finding out if anybody knows about encryption, but I can certainly explain the issue [05:31] And that's what a meta question is. :p [05:32] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [05:34] To be specific, It has to do with the limited encrytion options on the install disk. The only option is where it says ""encrypt the new ubuntu installation for security" but that appears to encrypt the entire drive. I only want Ubuntu related partitions encrypted, the end of the drive will have one large unencrypted partition [05:35] I already have the OS installed (with nothing important on it yet) so If I can encrypt the partitions after installation that'd be great. [05:35] But... [05:36] The only other alternative to that which I can think of is to encrypt the whole drive with the Ubuntu installation software and then resize the encrypted system partition after to make room for the other partition but I've read that's also complicated. [05:36] I'm open to other ideas though, such as third party software. I'm very new to Linux and Ubuntu and literally haven't messed with it for more than two days so if I need to type commands or do something complicated I'd need to know step by step how to do it. [05:37] Thanks in advance for any help, if there are any other details on the problem that you need let me know [05:38] I can explain the hard drive partition layout if you want. [05:41] Any ideas or suggestions? [05:41] qwebirc61731: i wonder, could you trick the installer into thinking the drive is smaller? [05:42] I'm not sure, that'd be nice though if it worked [05:44] Perhaps if I created a partition with a filesystem that Ubuntu cant read but that seems like a longshot since it'll even read file systems like NTFS [05:45] qwebirc61731: yeah i think it would still erase the whole disk [05:45] Probably :( [05:46] qwebirc61731: you could install to a vm maybe and then dd it to your disk? [05:46] something to that effect [05:48] qwebirc61731: i think there are manual encryption methods maybe that you can setup before starting the installer [05:48] qwebirc61731: https://askubuntu.com/questions/918021/encrypted-custom-install [05:50] Sounds like it could potentially work, but I don't know all of the steps involved and only once messed with a VM a long time ago. [05:50] let me check out the link [05:54] Hmm [05:54] is there something more like rdp or pciop for desktop sharing and has encryption? [05:55] The link seems like it could be a solution but the guy who had the answers didn't explain what to do step by step. I'm pretty new unfortunately [05:56] qwebirc61731: he did explain step by step [05:56] I'll give an example, just a second [05:59] Okay for example where he says the following: "Setup LUKS sudo cryptsetup luksFormat --hash=sha512 --key-size=512 --cipher=aes-xts-plain64 --verify-passphrase /dev/sdb2 sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdb2 CryptDisk While not necessary, it is a good idea to fill your LUKS partition with zeros so that the partition, in an encrypted state, is filled with random data. sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mapper/CryptDisk bs=4M BEWARE, [06:01] I have no idea how to get to LUKS, or where to type all of that in, or how to fill a LUKS partition with zeros [06:03] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [06:04] It sounds like it could be a solution if I knew how to do that pre-installation stuff. [06:06] Where he says "Setup LUKS sudo cryptsetup luksFormat --hash=sha512 --key-size=512 --cipher=aes-xts-plain64 --verify-passphrase /dev/sdb2 sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdb2 CryptDisk" I'm assuming he means go to the termnal to set up LUKS by typing in all of those commands but I'm not sure, that's just a guess [06:08] I I'll be back in 5, I need a smoke lol [06:09] no dice.. vnc screenshare doesnt work [06:09] qwebirc61731: yes, he is settinp up the luks on /dev/sdb2 and opening it, (assigning it to /dev/mapper/cryptdisk) and the /dev/zero command writes the zeros [06:12] I want to install specific version of g++ compiler. (4.9) But with apt-get I can only istall the lattest. What can I do? [06:14] hanasaki1: ubuntu has screen sharing by default [06:15] I need to reboot in linux to test some of this out, will you be on for a few? If not it's cool [06:17] Hopefully I can get on this IRC channel from the linux boot cd, some website functions go down, like streaming videos on youtube. [06:26] It's 2:23, on second thought I'll continue work on this tommorow. Thanks for the link Eric, I think I'm going to give that a try. Hopefully someone on here will be able to better explain some of the steps I'm going ot be unsure on. === r0Oter is now known as r00ter === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [06:55] hiall [07:05] Hello, I have a SSH VPN setup is there anyway I can rate limit the bandwidth this uses? [07:08] Hey! I have a problem trying to install Ubuntu from USB. I get the "Failed to load ldlinux.c32, boot failed ..." error, what's the best way to fix this? === pavlushka_ is now known as pavlushka === EriC^ is now known as EriC^^ [07:23] qwebirc22, are you by change trying to load a 64bit iso on a 32bit virtual machine? [07:24] s/change/chance sorry [07:24] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [07:30] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [07:41] anyone having problems with networkmanager and using a vpn in ubuntu 18.04? [07:42] Temper: care to elaborate? I did have yes [07:42] I couldn't use the GUI at all, just didn't connect to the VPN [07:42] So what I did was run openvpn on command line, but the GUI problem seems to persist [07:43] bobphalanx: I can connect but after like a day or two it disconnects and won't reconnect to the vpn until a reboot. vpn is fine works great on my android. [07:43] bobphalanx: once the reboot it connects right back just fine [07:43] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [07:45] Okay, unfortunately I cannot help you with your problem but hopefully someone here can [07:45] firejail is acting up on ubuntu 18.04 and tor sandbox is not working on ubuntu 18.04 [07:46] ubuntu bugs are such a joy!!! [07:46] I would like to know if the delay in upgrading from 16.04 has anything to do with their upgrade program or just waiting to fix some bugs in 18.04 in general? [07:47] I am considering a clean install or going to debian [07:48] I thought the release was coming at the end of july so i went ahead and upgraded not realizing that they were going to delay it for some reason..it could have been nice if they let people know whats going on [07:59] My name is Terry Gillis I am being framed by a large human trafficking ring including US Marshals and SEVERAL corrupt police spread out on the east coast I have seen sheriffs raping little boys with my own eyes and am a lifelong rape victim of theirs it is on my facebook page please help us I am in johns creek ga now but have been framed in several jurisdictions please help me and my family, also forward to reporters or DOJ please. === capella is now known as capella|away [08:06] Temper: bug 1776175 [08:06] bug 1776175 in firejail (Ubuntu) "No Internet connection when starting 'firejail firefox' since firefox 60" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1776175 [08:09] I saw that one. mine is a little different their is apparently a few bugs with firejail and ubuntu 18.04 that need to be worked out. [08:10] kaniini has invited you to join #litepub [08:12] getting invites and it won't let me join lol [08:15] hello [08:15] I ve been using dual boot windows 10 with Kubuntu for a while now [08:16] I had Ubuntu on a 500 gb hdd and windows 10 on another 500 Gb hdd [08:16] both were runnning out of space so I bought a new Western Digital 2Tb hdd [08:17] then i used dd to clone windows to the new drive and then did the same with the kubuntu home partition [08:18] then I booted into windows and set the old 500 Gb hdd to unalocated space [08:18] the next time I tried to boot windows I got 0cx000000e error [08:20] I tried this to fix it: http://www.screwloose.com.au/windows-10-bootrec-the-requested-system-device-cannot-be-found but still I get the same error [08:22] after the cloning process I used boot repair to restore grub [08:23] BootScout: you only cloned the partition for windows? [08:23] not the partition table [08:25] EriC^^: I cloned it all [08:25] EriC^^: I can see there the Fat32 boot/Efi partition with Gparted [08:27] EriC^^: I used this method: https://www.howtogeek.com/howto/19141/clone-a-hard-drive-using-an-ubuntu-live-cd/ [08:27] is there an app to sync clipboard between pc and phone? [08:27] i found one called kde connect, are there better ones? [08:28] CoolerZ: KDE Connect is great [08:28] I think GNOME might have something similar (soon?) [08:28] EriC^^: but I used Kubuntu instead of the live cd (Kubuntu / ) is still in its old 500Gb I only cloned /home to the new 2Tb Hdd [08:29] each time I use alt+tab ubuntu only switches between windows of different types (browser, terminal,..) so if I have 10 terminal windows open its pretty annoying having to switch between them [08:29] is there a way to tell him to treat each window individually? [08:35] azi`, i'm not a gnome user; but I thought when you paused on terminal - it'd switch from tabbing between programs, to within that program (ie. your 10 terminal windows)... [08:35] is there a google drive client for ubuntu 18.04 ? [08:36] i need it a desktop client in order to sync folders [08:36] it to be a* [08:37] CoolerZ: Not an official one, but there are things like Grive2 or the "online accounts" in both KDE Plasma and GNOME [08:38] guiverc: nope [08:42] i'm probably thinking of another desktop sorry; no sure if this helps sorry (https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/15/alternatetab/) [08:42] s/no sure/not sure/... typo sorry [08:43] i'll check it out thanks [08:44] may also be useful - https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install-gnome-shell-extensions-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux [08:46] Hello, I recently installed Ubuntu 18.04, however, as expected Firefox stutters and is slow. Normally I'd just install proprietary AMD drivers, but I read that they are no longer supported since 14.04 and I'm stuck with the open source ones. I don't know what to do now, try to update the drivers I already I have? (I JUST installed the newest Ubuntu) or...? [08:48] I have a HD 4570 graphic card so I can't use AMDGPU-PRO driver because it doesn't support my card [08:54] BootScout: do you get grub right now? [08:56] EriC^^: yes and I can use kubuntu [08:56] EriC^^: I get the windows boot option but when I choose it I get to the 0cx000000e error [08:57] BootScout: i see, type in kubuntu "sudo ls -lR /boot/efi | nc termbin.com 9999" [08:57] EriC^^: I am at the office right now... [08:58] EriC^^: I am far from my computer... [08:59] BootScout: take a look here https://neosmart.net/wiki/0xc000000e_selected_entry_could_not_be_loaded/ [08:59] EriC^^: but from 18:00 onwards I will be happy to follow your advice [09:00] BootScout: ok, it also might be due to some filesystem compromise [09:01] i got the same error about not finding \winload.exe after using ntfsresize to shrink a windows install [09:01] EriC^^: I already tried to repair it with the windows installation disk [09:01] BootScout: if you successfully rebuilt the efi partition and bcd stuff and it still did that, i'd check the hdd for damage or something like that using smartctl from smartmontools package [09:02] BootScout: are you sure kubuntu is booting the right windows efi partition file? are both disks still plugged in? [09:02] EriC^^: I followed this fix: http://www.screwloose.com.au/windows-10-bootrec-the-requested-system-device-cannot-be-found [09:03] EriC^^: and it all happened like it is posted there...but still get the same error [09:04] BootScout: make sure 1 hdd is plugged only, then rebuild the bcd and bootrec, then boot into kubuntu and run "sudo update-grub" [09:04]