=== Ricky is now known as Guest68898 [00:12] Hi [00:12] Even if i change speed and duplex of my card, settings stay the same. [00:17] <_0xbadc0de_> how can I set a user to be confined to a certain home directory and make sure it does not have the permissions to access anything upper than the user directory? [01:08] is there a direct 14.04 -> 18.04 upgrade available? [01:09] (..if so, how does one do it [01:11] Squarism: The LTS path is 14.04 -> 16.04 -> 18.04 . A lot of time and bandwidth ,, and a lot of changes from 14.04, Back up your data and be prepared to do a clean fresh install. [01:12] Sound easier definitely [01:23] After setting up Ubuntu Server on a fresh SSD any ideas why I cannot ping/connect it even though it shows properly on my router? [01:23] I basically only get host is down or connection timeouts [01:24] kzisme iptables ? === neon is now known as Guest27061 [01:25] spaces: Would it matter if it's on LAN? I pretty much just swapped out the SSD from one desktop to another to move it I wasn't sure if if I missed a setting or something so that I could just ssh in from a reboot [01:25] I don't have a monitor for it, so I'm ideally trying to only swap the SSD a few times to figure out the issue(s) [01:25] should be the same, but did you empty 70-rules ? [01:25] net rules [01:25] and rebooted [01:26] you have a different nic [01:26] I'll re-re-boot again and see I'm not sure what empty 70 rules are exactly [01:27] kzisme erm, sec [01:28] no reboot yet [01:28] kzisme it should be in /etc/udev/rules.d [01:30] spaces: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/FCzPJ527H3/ [01:30] For reference - so I can't ssh to it I'll have to go grab the drive and put it in my machine with a monitor [01:30] When it was initially in my other machine I could ssh to it only after logging in manually once [01:32] because it knows the nic [01:32] hw address and such [01:32] remove it from your other PC, shutdown, put it in the other one and boot it, check your router, it shouldbe there [01:33] your router is showing an old arp table [01:34] OK so the host machine has been shut down and i pulled the drive [01:34] It is no longer listed for DHCP leases [01:37] and I just logged in on my other machine with the drive [01:38] spaces: Only thing I see is udevadm [01:45] Is there a reason boot times on ubuntu 18.04 is noticeably slower? === brainwash_ is now known as brainwash [01:48] any brazilian in this channel???? :@ [01:48] !br | marquezini [01:48] marquezini: Por favor, use #ubuntu-br para ajuda em português. Para entrar no canal por favor faça "/join #ubuntu-br " sem as aspas. Para a comunidade local portuguêsa, use #ubuntu-pt. Obrigada. [01:49] off course [01:49] but [01:58] So would anyone know of a reason I would first have to login to ubuntu server before being able to ping or ssh to it? [02:00] So would anyone know of a reason I would first have to login to [02:05] try mingetty? [02:05] mingetty for auto login? [02:13] we're seeing massive jvm performance regressions on `Linux 3.13.0-155-generic` vs. `Linux 3.13.0-153-generic`. is anyone else seeing that? [02:15] whats happening [02:15] Hello again. I installed wicd meta package (described as "Network connection manager") with `apt install wicd`, and then, after I changed my mind, I did `apt purge wicd` and `apt remove wicd` (all with sudo), but it seems it didn't clear everything. For example I have things in /etc/wicd (e.g. /etc/wicd/scripts ), /usr/bin/wicd-client, and apparently a daemon - /etc/init.d/wicd - but... why? When I did the 'purge' there were no errors... What [02:15] should I do now? Remove them manually? [02:16] konrados, this is ubutu you are running get a proper distro or just reinstall the entire thing [02:17] lol [02:17] or ask in archlinux, those guys know more abut ubuntu than these muppets [02:18] thank you mwsb [02:18] konrados, disregard the previous false info [02:18] OK, I will :) [02:18] purge should have cleared you. Have you rebooted since your last operation? [02:19] cfhowlett: yes, I did it right now, only to see I have some autostarted staff and the daemon running :( [02:20] this is a bit over my clearance, but if WICD replaced something else, that could explain the artifacts [02:21] woud try mv with a live cd? if it still works then consider deleting artifacts be safe? [02:21] if it messes up just mv back with live cd [02:22] Guest87964: what do you mean by 'mv'? You mean create a 'live cd'? [02:23] What if I .... moved those files (the daemon and the austoart thing) to somewhere, restarted and see if everything works fine? And if it is, I would leave it like that? [02:24] woud try mv with a live cd? if it mv -f /folder /folder.old, if it doesnt work well, or boot then load up a live cd, and mv -f /folder.old /folder [02:24] my bad for the typos [02:25] safer than just deleting [02:25] man mv [02:25] Guest87964: ok, well, yeah, I'll play with moving stuff around, thanks! [02:26] good luck, you're welcome [02:29] Well...carried my monitor downstairs and the only thing I have been able to find on boot is that it failed to start raise network services [02:35] http://magaimg.net/img/wqz.jpg http://magaimg.net/img/wqz.jpg [02:48] what version of glibc is the latest for ubuntu [02:48] like standard ubuntu/ubuntu studio [02:50] !info clisp-module-bindings-glibc | neon__ [02:50] neon__: clisp-module-bindings-glibc (source: clisp): clisp module that adds the glibc bindings. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:2.49.20170913-4build1 (bionic), package size 98 kB, installed size 2043 kB [02:51] thst isnt glibc [02:51] neon__: 2.27-3 [02:52] !info glibc [02:52] Package glibc does not exist in bionic [02:52] That's in 18.04. I don't know about Studio [02:52] o.o [02:52] !info libc [02:52] Package libc does not exist in bionic [02:52] o.o [02:52] !info libc-bin [02:52] libc-bin (source: glibc): GNU C Library: Binaries. In component main, is required. Version 2.27-3ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 589 kB, installed size 3355 kB [02:52] ok [02:52] !info glibc-source | neon__ [02:52] neon__: glibc-source (source: glibc): GNU C Library: sources. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.27-3ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 16675 kB, installed size 23311 kB [02:52] * neon__ aquires kubuntu [02:55] neon__: why do you need to know? [02:56] Hi again. I did `sudo apt autoremove` and it was worked hard for about 30 minutes o.O Now I'm a bit scared about rebooting. It did something to the 'grub', precisely "Generating grub configuration file " - do you know what did it change? The /etc/default/grub file doesn't seem to be modified, and I would like to... IDK, make sure that everything's fine before rebooting? [02:58] This is what happens when it removes old kernels, yep. [03:00] krytarik: ok, so it isn't anything special, and I can just reboot without fear? [03:00] I would certainly say so, yes. [03:01] krytarik: thanks! So... let me try it! :) [03:01] leftyfb: cus my program doesnt work with glibc 2.28 and idk why [03:02] Speaking of kernel upgrades, why are some parts of the new kernel labeled 4.15.0-32.35 while others are 4.15.0-32.34? dpkg seems to think I have both 32.34 and 32.35 installed [03:02] By new kernel I mean the latest update for Bionic [03:03] and i xant boot up chakra os (known to have 2.26 as latest) cus of my stupid graphics card even with nomodeset [03:03] cant* [03:09] krytarik: it's alive! I mean my Ubuntu:) Thanks again! [03:10] Glad to reassure you on this. :P [03:13] Kon-: what do you mean by "labeled"? [03:13] 32.34 is the current 18.04 kernel; I don't even see 32.35 in -proposed [03:13] it didnt work ;-; [03:13] why ;-; === neon is now known as Guest20195 [03:14] i did [03:14] dd if=/mnt/Downloads/kubuntu-18.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso of=/dev/sdb status=progress [03:15] nacc: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/4.15.0-32.35 - I contest this. :P [03:15] krytarik: interesting, the linux-image-generic has not been updated to match [03:16] krytarik: i was only checking the metapackage, which is what a normal installation tracks [03:17] Fair enough - and I didn't check the other. :P [03:18] nacc: https://images2.imgbox.com/1c/20/xLsu5m6M_o.png [03:19] Ah, relevant information already provided [03:19] Yes, seems there was some mismatch happening [03:22] Kon-: i'd ask in #ubuntu-kernel [03:35] I'm having problems getting bind9 working properly. On NetBSD it was easy to set it up as a DNS server that acts as a general resolver for internal DHCP clients, but on Ubuntu it doesn't seem to work at all. I have the root zone file updated already, but that's not the issue -- it just doesn't respond to any queries, not even from localhost. [03:35] hello what can i use to rip a music cd? [03:35] Searching online it seems that I'm not the only one who has problems with this. [03:36] Nothing shows up in netstat for UDP port 53 either (or TCP port 53). [03:36] Also the /var/log/syslog output shows named loading, but nothing else. [03:36] I'm using Ubuntu Linux 18.04 LTS. [03:37] Is there something special that I need to do to get ISC Bind 9 working under Ubuntu Linux? Thanks. [03:38] Hi guys, ##linux-help is pretty empty. Is this the place to seek out help with Ubuntu issues? The Ubuntu answer hub and 5 pages of Google results don't seem to have helped me at all with my networking problem. [03:39] WiredConnectionF: What problem are you encountering? [03:41] @Randolf: the old laptop was working fine until today. Booted it up and suddenly the Wired Ethernet connection doesn't work to the router anymore. Connecting the cable to the modem directly makes it work fine, though! [03:42] So you'd think the router was bad or something... but it seems to work fine for this regular PC I'm using now, which is also wired into the same router. [03:42] Also the Wifi for mobile devices work fine, too, so I'm thinking that the laptop's Ubuntu thing somehow forgot how to communicate with the router. [03:42] try another port in the routor ? [03:42] @kk4ewt Sadly that didn't work, I read that suggestion earlier while googling. [03:43] WiredConnectionF: Is your router just a plain ethernet switch, or is it more sophisticated than that? [03:43] It's a pretty simple router, so I imagine it's just a plain ethernet switch [03:43] reset the routor? [03:43] I've tried resetting the router as well, but sadly that hasn't worked. [03:43] What brand and model of router is it? [03:44] time for a new routor [03:44] kk4ewt: That's probably correct. [03:44] I'm not sure if it's the router that's the problem because this PC as well as all the mobile devices work fine it looks like [03:44] What brand and model of router is it? [03:44] WiredConnectionF, you bypassed the routor and things worked [03:44] Brand is IPTime and model is N104T [03:45] I've tried `sudo service network-manager restart` per google instructions [03:45] I've tried modifying /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf to make the eth0 interface be managed [03:46] I've tried manually doing `ifdown eth0` and `ifup eth0` [03:46] WiredConnectionF: That's not a simple ethernet switch. Make sure your settings are correct. What is your gateway set to by its internal DHCP server? [03:46] WiredConnectionF, you computer is fine get a new routor [03:46] WiredConnectionF> @Randolf: the old laptop was working fine until today. Booted it up and suddenly the Wired Ethernet connection doesn't work to the router anymore. Connecting the cable to the modem directly makes it work fine, though! [03:46] Gateway is set to 118.33.26.254 [03:46] so computer is fine [03:47] WiredConnectionF: So, that's not your router then. [03:47] routor is screwed [03:47] Well hang on a second @kk4ewt -- I had actually run into this same problem with my Ubuntu on this PC earlier, but after formatting and reinstalling the distro via Wubi it went back to working fine again. [03:47] Yup, get a new router. That's basically a no-name brand router. Get something really good like a Ubiquiti wireless router and you'll be much better off. [03:48] The only reason I'm being a stubborn ass about this laptop is because it has all of my Perforce server data and I really don't want to have to move all of that data into a USB. Setting up Perforce is a pain in the ass so I'm trying to avoid it as best I can by diagnosing the issue. [03:48] You're wasting your time. Your router is b0rked. [03:49] Get a new router. [03:49] :-/ that does sound like the easier option, yeah [03:49] Yup. [03:49] I have to replace wireless routers for my clients sometimes, because they don't last forever. The cheaper brands simply fail more often. [03:49] I didn't know that routers could be borked and still appear to work fine for other machines [03:50] And yeah what you're saying is logical, I agree. I've had this router since 2012. [03:50] Do you have other wired machines connected to it? [03:50] Yeah it's wired to 2 machines and its wifi works fine on two mobile devices in the house here. [03:50] sounds like more a question for ##networking WiredConnectionF [03:50] It's just this one laptop that's all of a sudden not working, though this PC also didn't work until I reinstalled my distro [03:51] Sure I can go visit ##networking and see what they think [03:51] I found that the LinkSys routers generally lasted much longer than most competitors. I only use Ubiquiti now though as they tend to be a lot better, and last more than 3 times longer than the LinkSys gear. [03:51] Thanks for the recommendation, though sadly I don't think that those companies sell their stuff here in Korea [03:51] Ooh. [03:52] So, if other computers are still able to connect and obtain DHCP addresses, then it probably isn't the router. [03:52] When you're connected to the router, do you get a DHCP address? If so, does it assign a gateway address too? [03:52] If you can ping the gateway, and the gateway really is the router's IP address, then you should be fine. [03:52] Yeah, that's what's so confusing. I'm confident that if I just format and reinstall a fresh distro it'll work fine again, but I'm just trying to avoid it because of all the data I'd have to back up [03:53] Which version of Ubuntu Linux are you using? [03:53] 16.04 LTS [03:53] Kernel is 4.4 [03:53] That should be fine. [03:53] 18.04 LTS switched from ifupdown to netplan, and netplan is unreliable, particularly for IPv6 stuff, but you don't have to worry about that. [03:54] Do you think I might be able to fix the issue by upgrading? === Dreaman is now known as Blade [03:54] One of the things I tried from googling was turning off ipv6 [03:54] Well, if your hardware supports 64-bit OS, and you're prepared to re-install anyway, might as well give it a try. I'm using 18.04 LTS on my laptop and it supports wireless, wired, and multiple OpenVPN connections all at once. [03:55] You shouldn't have to turn off IPv6. [03:55] In /etc/sysctl.conf [03:56] http://magaimg.net/img/wqz.jpg http://magaimg.net/img/wqz.jpg [03:56] https://i.redd.it/8w0r915sm1ty.jpg [03:58] WiredConnectionF: Does your system get assigned a DHCP address when you connect with a wire? [03:58] The Wired Connection is set to automatic (DHCP) on the laptop -- I'll try to check again here [03:58] On the front-end, at least, it just keeps perpetually trying to connect and then saying "Disconnected" over and over [03:59] Hey guys! I just recently setup Ubuntu Server and I've been having lots of trouble ssh'ing into it. I am 100% sure that the password I am entering is correct but when I go to check the logs it tells me that PAM says the password is incorrect. This is a fresh install and I cannot figure it out... Any help would be greatly appreciated [03:59] WiredConnectionF: Have you tried a known-good network cable? [03:59] Yeah sure I can try it with a different ethernet cable [03:59] qwebirc92083: Are you trying to login as root? [03:59] WiredConnectionF: Please do. [03:59] Randolf: Nop, I'm trying with the user I setup [04:00] And I also tried creating a second user and its coming up with the same problem [04:00] wt\ [04:01] qwebirc92083: In the file /etc/ssh/sshd_config is "PasswordAuthentication" set to yes? [04:01] @Randolf According to `dhclient -v` I just keep getting "Failed to send packet" to the 255.255.255.255 address. The error message is just that the "Network is down" [04:01] I'll go check [04:01] I'll go give the different ethernet cable a shot [04:02] WiredConnectionF: Use "ifconfig" to check the status of your network adapter -- it should indicate whether you have a live cable connected or not. [04:03] Randolf: It is set to yes [04:03] yeah it says UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST, but doesn't show the inet addr or the Mask, which I think means that it doesn't have a connection at all [04:04] If you configure a static IP, netmask, and gateway, does it work? [04:04] Yeah just tested here with a new ethernet cable and it still says the same thing and behaves the same way [04:05] You'll want to choose a static IP that's outside of the DHCP range to prevent future conflicts. [04:05] Right so I actually tried doing that a half hour ago and it "said" that it was connected but couldn't actually connect to anything. It's possible that I messed up an address or something, though. [04:06] If static IP works, then there's a problem with DHCP assignment. Most likely in the router because Ubuntu's DHCP client seems robust to me. [04:07] It's also possible I inadvertently fucked something up with all of the terminal commands I entered while googling advice [04:08] There wouldn't happen to be some kind of "soft reinstall", say a reset or something back to default factory settings without wiping personal data like with what you can do on a mobile device, is there? [04:08] Maybe some setting in Wubi or Grub that I haven't learned about yet [04:10] I'm not familiar with Wubi. Grug has nothing to do with networking. [04:10] s/Grug/Grub/ [04:11] no one - NO ONE - should still be using Wubi. It WILL fail and it WILL act stupid. Do not wubi, ever. [04:11] idk it worked for me, though my wubi thing is like 4 years old [04:12] !wubi [04:12] Wubi was a way to install Ubuntu from within Windows, but it is no longer supported in recent versions of Ubuntu and Windows, and was never well maintained even for Ubuntu 12.04. Do not use Wubi. See !install for other options for installing Ubuntu. [04:12] Cool beans [04:12] WiredConnectionF: I wonder if Wubi screwed up your networking. [04:12] WiredConnectionF: I'd steer clear of Wubi if I were you. [04:12] Are you running Ubuntu under Windows by any chance? [04:13] HexChat: 2.10.2 ** OS: Linux 4.4.0-131-generic x86_64 ** Distro: Ubuntu "xenial" 16.04 ** CPU: 2 x Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU L9400 @ 1.86GHz (GenuineIntel) @ 1,60GHz ** RAM: Physical: 2,9GiB, 54,1% free ** Disk: Total: 24,8GiB, 62,5% free ** VGA: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller ** Sound: HDA-Intel - HDA Intel ** Ethernet: Intel Corporation 82567LM Gigabit Network Connection ** [04:13] Uptime: 2h 13m 47s ** [04:13] So this PC here is like that, yes, and I fixed the same issue by using Wubi to reinstall 14.04 LTS on this PC. [04:13] The laptop however is just straight Ubuntu, though [04:13] hello [04:13] WiredConnectionF, best alternative to wubi would be windows + virtualbox + ubuntu virtual machine in VBox [04:13] Windows interferes with everything, including its own updates and Microsoft Office. [04:14] hexchat have scripting support for perl or tcl ? [04:14] I recently dumped Windows 10 because it kept committing suicide with its faulty automatic updates. [04:14] pablo_, best to ask #hexchat support [04:14] pablo_: I believe I read somewhere that it does. Ask in the #hexchat channel. [04:14] Well I think what I'm gonna try to do is upgrade my laptop to 18.04 LTS and hope that that somehow fixes the networking issue. [04:15] If I'm not back within an hour or two I guess we can assume it worked [04:15] Here goes nothing [04:15] WiredConnectionF: Only do that if your laptop is 64-bit. Ubuntu 18.04 LTS no longer supports 32-bit systems. [04:15] It's 64-bit, yeah [04:15] Install from CD. [04:15] Start from scratch. [04:15] Backup your data first. [04:15] Have fun! [04:15] * Randolf will be back in a while... [04:48] hi everyone, can you hear me? [04:49] ask your ubuntu question, qmn_ [04:51] hi cfhowlett, I've found the answer on stackoverflow, thank you! [04:52] :) [05:16] Well, that was easy. :) [05:17] Okay, so I got Bind9 working properly. There are some unnecessary bits in the default package-provided configuration, but my main problem was that IPv6 isn't routing properly at the moment. My upstream will be fixing that very soon, and until then I'll be using IPv4 only. [05:23] Hey just wanted to check in and report that after reinstalling a fresh distro and wiping the old stuff, after making backups of all my crap, the networking wired connection is back to working once again! [05:23] Still have no idea what went wrong but just reinstalling from scratch and formatting somehow fixed it. [05:23] It's probably the most Linux thing that could ever happen [05:23] In any case, thanks for the help guys [05:26] What made the Zulus, of all people, come up with their own Linux distro? [05:28] ELQEYNN, ... no. this is the ubuntu support channel. chitchat/jibberjabber/jokes belong in #ubuntu-offtopic [05:28] ELQEYNN: probably the same reasons the North Koreans came up with their own. [05:30] Citizen-Se7en: you know what the distro's called? [05:30] m0rd3cai: If you're referring to the North Koreans, I believe it's called Red Star Linux [05:31] cool sounds intresting, thanks! [05:31] renamed: Red Star OS [05:31] cfhowlett: ah... === Mikuru is now known as Mutsumi [05:31] Hammer And Sickle OS. [05:32] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Star_OS [05:33] if only I could read Korean [05:36] Hmm, it almost looks like a pirated copy of Windows XP. [05:37] guys, keep it ontopic please [05:37] * Citizen-Se7en apologized to lotuspsychje [05:38] http://magaimg.net/img/wqz.jpg http://magaimg.net/img/wqz.jpg [05:38] ah not this again ... [05:40] superman1: did you fix your issue from yesterday? [05:50] hello! [05:50] I'm looking for a suggestion if anyone has got one [05:50] !ask | Galactor [05:50] Galactor: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [05:51] Anyone active? [05:51] !ask | cbmgraphics [05:51] cbmgraphics: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [05:51] http://magaimg.net/img/wqz.jpg http://magaimg.net/img/wqz.jpg [05:51] lotuspsychje, can we ban this ip ^^^ [05:52] It's a bot, yes, but a damn annoying one [05:52] I got a little issue. As the title says, my screen flashes black for a split second, I have no clue why. Currently running a new install of Ubuntu 18.04.1. Got the necessary drivers from AMDs site (I'm running on a RX580) and all that, have reinstalled as a possible solution but that was a dead end. Thought it could've been something with compton since I'm running that on this WM but I loaded up the normal Ubuntu DE and it happen [05:52] I run i3 windows manager, but connecting to wifi is very mysterious. is there a terminal based GUI program for connecting to wifi networks, or an easy way to do it from the command line? [05:52] lotuspsychje: i had install ubuntu-desktop, linux-kernel-image, gdm3 to. [05:52] cfhowlett: they are related to the non-stop freenode spam..its known for weeks now [05:52] cool. thanks. [05:52] superman1: did it work? [05:52] cfhowlett: freenode set +R now on join to protect against [05:53] Yikes, message too long. Getting a random black flashing every now and then on ubuntu 18.04.1. Looed through dmesg and xorg logs and haven't found anything. I know it's not a hardware issue because it doesn't persist on other operating systems. Any clue as to whats going on? [05:56] cbmgraphics: have you tested this from wayland, to see if you have it there too? [05:57] I have not, I can try though. (Kind of a noob when it comes to linux, couldn't even tell you what wayland is to be honest) [05:58] I shall be back [05:58] cbmgraphics: logout to your gdm login screen, then when you enter your username, click the gear icon to choose [06:02] If I have only modules coretemp and w83627ehf recognized and nothing by default in /etc/fancontrol by default , how then to control fan speed? (otherwise then leaving it to MoBo, because it tends to lower voltage of CPU and that can lead to instability. MB is Asus P5W DH Deluxe, CPU Xeon E5420 === eviLbasse_ is now known as eviLbasse [06:06] sudo pwmconfig ,says: /usr/sbin/pwmconfig: There are no pwm-capable sensor modules installed [06:09] That issue I mentioned earlier persists in a similar (but not identical) form in wayland [06:09] Maybe it can't lower cpu fan speed without lowering frequencies and Vcore, etc at the same time. So if not hardware/BIOS is doing it then.. can Linux do the same thing? [06:10] cbmgraphics: ok, what happens there exactly? [06:11] The issue may persist identically at some point, but since I don't know the cause I just have to wait around. So far though I've been getting flashing black squares around the edges of my screen [06:11] To be clear, it's a single probably 0.1 second flash of blackness that occurs every ~10 minutes [06:13] Yep, just happened identically to what it has been. The squares earlier may have been an issue specifically on the video player I had full screen (I was watching youtube as I waited for the issue to happen). === Dreaman is now known as Blade === Kitlith is now known as Kitlith__ === Kitlith__ is now known as Kitlith_ [06:20] I have a vetted dmesg log if anyone is interested in scanning through it themselves [06:25] cbmgraphics, put it in a paste [06:26] https://pastebin.com/9SbDPitj there you go [06:27] lotuspsychje: I answered you. For me the upgrade experience was horrible. I think I had to install everything again. [06:27] yaaa [06:28] lotuspsychje: I still do not know if everything was upgraded. (Like I had to reinstall appstream which is used by apt-get to make sure apt-get update works. I have reinstall vi and vim) [06:28] superman1: not sure why it happened, its not supposed to be.. [06:28] lotuspsychje: my terminator is sting broken [06:28] lotuspsychje: I have a snapshotted 16.04 vm. And I did this 14 times. [06:30] lotuspsychje: not sure if the upgrade is logged somewhere. I wish I could read there to find out what screwed it up. but yup I had to install everything again. [06:30] lotuspsychje: but thanks for your help. I would have never installed ubuntu-desktop if you had not suggested :-) [06:31] superman1: youre welcome [06:47] Good Morning :-) [06:47] !18.04 [06:47] Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver) is the 28th release of Ubuntu and the current LTS release. Download at https://www.ubuntu.com/download - Release Notes: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BionicBeaver/ReleaseNotes [06:48] !4.04 [06:48] hi Truman, LinuxTabletUser :P [06:48] !4.10 [06:48] Ubuntu 4.10 (Warty Warthog) was the first release of Ubuntu. End Of Life: April 30, 2006. See !eol for more details. [06:48] !eol [06:48] End-Of-Life is the time when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more information. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades [06:48] ==ubuntu lubuntu xubuntu buggie kylin=== very powerfull [06:49] LinuxTabletUser, you can also message it. /msg ubottu and have a nice private chat :) [06:49] Ok Srry [06:50] Hi ,using openvpn client on ubuntu (17.10 and 18.04) with different vpn providers I get dns leaks [06:51] my way around it is not to use the vpn dns but to name a dns in network manager then it works (I know because my iptables only allow dns on the vpn interface ,any suggestions ??? [06:53] couldn t get any help on #openvpn ,they all must be on windows ,mac... [06:56] linux8659: not an answer to your question, but 17.10 is eol - you should not be using it anymore [06:57] yes was just to say this bug is not new [07:05] linux8659, did you add yourself to the bug on lp (adding heat); if its 1688018 there is a workaround... [07:05] bug 1688018 [07:05] bug 1688018 in network-manager (Ubuntu Xenial) "DNS server from vpn connection is not being used after network-manager upgrade to 1.2.6" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1688018 [07:07] bug 1685391 has configuration in comment #15 which may work for this use case. [07:07] bug 1624317 in network-manager (Ubuntu Zesty) "duplicate for #1685391 systemd-resolved breaks VPN with split-horizon DNS" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1624317 [07:07] and there is another discussion without much facts in bug 1652525 [07:07] bug 1652525 in openvpn (Ubuntu) "DNS leak in ubuntu 16.10" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1652525 [07:07] hi all! is there a good TUI for connecting to wifi via terminal? [07:09] Galactor: nmtui? [07:10] linux8659: and another bug 1211110 [07:10] bug 1211110 in openvpn (Ubuntu) "network manager openvpn dns push data not updating system DNS addresses" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1211110 [07:11] thanks ducasse; I'll give it a go :) [07:15] thanks ! yes many bug reports but I didn t find a working solution so far [07:17] Is there a known bug in 18.04 with NetworkManager not managing wired connections? Investigating it led me to /usr/lib/NetworkManager/conf.d/10-globally-managed-devices.conf with "unmanaged-devices=*;except:type:wifi,except:type:wwan" [07:24] Anyone have a clue if these EDAC messages actually show RAM errors? (I have working ECC UDIMM RAM, motherboard and CPU supports it and it is ON for error reporting (since it is not RDIMM, it just rpeorts arrors and avoids them not automatically repairs them): https://bpaste.net/show/3dee67c0e6a5 [07:24] So are they errors or not? [07:26] hi [07:27] hello [07:28] hola [07:28] Namaste [07:28] $ sudo edac-util -v says : mc0: 0 Uncorrected Errors with no DIMM info , mc0: 0 Corrected Errors with no DIMM info , edac-util: No errors to report. . [07:28] So why then it shows all that traffic in journalctl? [07:28] Anyone want to chat [07:29] nikolam , do you want to ?? [07:29] ?? [07:29] yes, you can /msg nickname to chat in private if not about Ubuntu support. Also you can create your own channels on freenode, yet, calling to your channel people form others, in public is like, nono [07:30] how to send file? [07:31] LoopAtHome, usually don't. There is a IRC standard for that bbut it is mostly unused. I usually use mega.nz and it's links. [07:31] Also if long text needs to be pasted use pastebin or bpaste or similar service and just paste a link [07:32] plz accept this is my first time [07:32] LoopAtHome, IRC can use also client apps for desktop, like hexchat. [07:33] what nikolam [07:33] IRC have networks of servers syndicated ,with many channels on them. See it in your IRC client when you install it. [07:34] LoopAtHome, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRC , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Internet_Relay_Chat_clients [07:35] what [07:36] is bionc beaver 64bit OS only? [07:37] I mean for 64bit processors only [07:37] BlackDalek: for the ubuntu flavour / default gnome desktop, when it comes to intel cpu's, only the 64-bit installation is supported. [07:38] I like numbered Uuntu release names. Release code names I tend to not remember. [07:39] that's not so for some (or all?) of the other flavours (where flavours are xubuntu, kubuntu, lubuntu etc.) [07:39] hola [07:39] !releasenotes [07:39] Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver) release notes can be found here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BionicBeaver/ReleaseNotes [07:41] hello :) i have a big problem installing mariadb server, because it tells me i have unmet dependencys [07:41] mariadb-server : Hängt ab von: mariadb-server-10.2 (>= 10.2.17+maria~xenial) soll aber nicht installiert werden E: Probleme können nicht korrigiert werden, Sie haben zurückgehaltene defekte Pakete. [07:46] Is upgrading from 32bit 16.04 OS to 64bit 18.04 OS now supported? I thought upgrading from a 32bit OS to 64bit OS was supposed to be impossible? But today I replaced the Mac Mini's 32bit CPU with a 64bit CPU and Ubuntu offered me the upgrade to 18.04 when I restarted it... === Richard is now known as Guest72256 [08:02] hello [08:05] namaskar [08:06] BlackDalek, to switch from x86 to x86_64 requires a re-install. You can select 'something else' & not format your drives, but you can't `do-release-upgrade` or other auto-upgrade to switch architectures [08:12] join #security [08:12] oops [08:12] 18.04 supports x86 (32bit), but there are no ISO's for it, ie. you can upgrade it from older releases; but not new install it using an ISO. Many flavors still supported x86 (32bit) for 18.04 (ie. ISO's available) === kiilo1 is now known as kiilo [08:18] Hi i am mounting the shared folder of my linux host within a virtualbox linux guest in fstab using => vbhost /media/vbhost vboxsf defaults,uid=1000,gid=1000,umask=0022 0 0 . Mounting works except for the fact that permissions are not exactly preserved. For example, a folder that actually belongs to root is shown in the guest as belonging to me (naftilos76). All i want is permissions to be preserved. Can anyone help? I am in ubuntu 16.04 64bit. [08:20] http://magaimg.net/img/wqz.jpg http://magaimg.net/img/wqz.jpg [08:24] is everybody on vacation? [08:29] How long should one wait before reposting a question [08:30] Common sense is probably the only guideline for that cbmgraphics_ :) [08:31] So ~3 hours is enough time [08:31] sure === gurmble is now known as grumble [08:32] naftilos76: we have volunteers from all over the world on different timezones not possible to answer at your time always [08:33] lotuspsychje: i guess, thanks [08:34] naftilos76: re-ask in a bit okay [08:34] Getting random black flashes when doing things on Ubuntu 18.04.1. When I mean doing things that could mean typing in terminal or roaming the web, I've just noticed it DOESN'T happen when I per se sit and watch a netflix video. Have ruled out hardware and compositor issues. Happens on every WM/DE I have tried. Here's a paste to a dmesg if interested / useful https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/BWZ9GWkx2d/ [08:35] lotuspsychje: i will === capella is now known as capella|away [08:40] cbmgraphics_: is that a laptop with hybrid graphics? [08:40] It's a desktop, got a RX580 in it [08:40] brainwash: [08:41] ah ok [08:43] naftilos76, Does the same thing happen if you don't manually set the ownership of the root of the drive to uid=1000,gid=1000 ? [08:43] cbmgraphics_: personally, I would boot the ubuntu iso, and check if flashes occur when using the live session [08:43] cbmgraphics_: maybe even check with a different distribution === Tobi[m]1 is now known as Tobi[m]2 [08:44] JimBuntu: no, all files/folder belong to root then (without explicitly setting uid & gid) [08:45] naftilos76, is there a different folder which permissions for are not being preserved? What uid/gid owns that folder? [08:46] People hi ! I'm having troubles after executing the upgrade from lts 16.04 to 18.04. There seem to be many broken packages. [08:46] brainwash: I can tell you I don't get any flashing on Windows 10. That should be enough to rule out anything outside of the OS [08:46] I can try the live image to see if it's something with this install specifically [08:47] JimBuntu: the mount point is /media/vbhost which i have set to naftilos76:naftilos76 by using chown [08:47] cbmgraphics_: you could test with a second user account first too [08:48] geo27: unfortunately you have to do a clean install if you do not want to spend 2-3 days trying to fix it and then do it! That is the truth. [08:48] maybe it's some software you use, maybe something that alters display settings (night mode?) [08:48]