=== SleePy- is now known as SleePy === JeremyD is now known as SleePy [01:45] I'm trying to run tensorflow on GPU, so I followed the instructions on the tensorflow official website, to install it with conda. But I get this error: ImportError: libcuda.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [01:55] stanford_ai: you'll have to seek support from TensorFlow. We cannot support 3rd party applications that are not available in the official Ubuntu respositories [02:02] leftyfb: the official repos are usually quite broken [02:02] stanford_ai: incorrect [02:02] :O [02:03] stanford_ai: the only thing breaking, is when users try to scramble their own system, doing things they dont need to do [02:04] lotuspsychje: not true. usually installing a package with apt get will fail, and I'll have to use a different mechanism from the official website of the package [02:04] aka: avoid using sudo apt install [02:04] stanford_ai: Please stop [02:05] stanford_ai: if you have issues installing applications from the official repositories using apt, then let us know here and we'll try to help you. Otherwise, you're just spreading FUD. [02:07] leftyfb: ok, how do I install GPU tensorflow with apt from the official repos? [02:08] stanford_ai: you don't. It is not available in the official repositories. As you've already been told. That is not make the repos "broken". [02:08] is/does [02:11] I am trying to get openvpn to automatically connect on startup, i am on 18.04 and there is no option and i have tried various forum answers to this problem and none have worked. can anyone help me? [02:11] stanford_ai: Tensorflow has instructions on their site on how to install it on Ubuntu. You mentioned "conda" which is a redhat/fedora thing. If you shoehorned anaconda into a debian-based distro, well, that's part of your problem right there. I don't know why you didn't just use pip like the instructions tell you. [02:12] leftyfb: conda is for any linux distro, including ubuntu [02:12] stanford_ai: it's not part of the official ubuntu repos [02:12] tried this alternative plus another. https://askubuntu.com/questions/1033278/automatically-turn-on-vpn-on-computer-unlock-ubuntu-18-04 [02:12] leftyfb: it's for virtual environments. pip isn't useful without conda because the system breaks if i mess with it's python [02:12] *its [02:13] stanford_ai: so you used a packaging system from a 3rd party to install another 3rd party application and wonder why things don't work [02:13] leftyfb: you have a better alternative? [02:14] stanford_ai: pip install -U tensorflow [02:14] leftyfb: that doesn't support GPU [02:16] stanford_ai: yeah, the stretch to the application name you're looking for is impossible. And certainly not on the first google result for "ubuntu tensorflow" which points to the official tensorflow documentation [02:16] leftyfb: I am following the official tensorflow documentation. And it fails on ubuntu [02:17] stanford_ai: so you need to talk with the tensorflow folks [02:17] hggdh: I am. they blame ubuntu [02:17] ok. [02:18] stanford_ai: https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/yBXtzrB2TV/ [02:18] looks like the instructions from their page work fine to me [02:21] anyone? [02:21] leftyfb: try this in python: import tensorflow [02:22] it all goes well until I import tensorflow [02:22] stanford_ai: that is an issue with using the library. Not installing. Again, seek support from Tensorflow. [02:23] vpn | stephenpump101 start here mate [02:24] !vpn | stephenpump101 [02:24] stephenpump101: For more information on vpn please refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VPN [02:24] i know what vpn is. [02:25] leftyfb: it cannot find its own installation [02:25] leftyfb: python -c "import tensorflow" [02:25] i know about openvpn and the vpn baked into ubutnu also, but the issue is autoconnection on 18.04 on boot [02:25] @lotuspsychje [02:26] stephenpump101: systemctl enable openvpn [02:26] my vpn is set i just want it to automatically connect on boot. [02:26] stanford_ai: off-topic. Please stop, now === JeremyD is now known as SleePy [02:26] i did that also lefty [02:26] sudo systemctl enable openvpn [02:27] stephenpump101: rebooting should start the service on boot [02:28] stephenpump101: if not, look at "journalctl -xeu openvpn [02:28] ya rebooted and double checked password, no go. [02:28] stephenpump101: if not, look at "journalctl -xeu openvpn === JeremyD is now known as SleePy [02:29] i just did shows no errors, says its running [02:30] stephenpump101: if it's running, then it should be connected [02:30] i dont see it under ifconfig -a :-/ [02:31] also my ip shows as my regular in browser [02:32] stephenpump101: you don't see a tunX interface? [02:32] stephenpump101: https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/openvpn.html.en#openvpn-simple-client-configuration followed that? [02:36] ya no tun0 interface [02:37] stephenpump101: look in your syslog [02:37] see what configs it's using [02:42] ya theres a problem, i guess i gotta see why its not reading my user/pass file [02:43] Options error: Unrecognized option or missing or extra parameter(s) in /etc/openvpn/openvpn.conf:23: auth-user-pass.txt (2.4.4) [02:45] ahh i didnt name it .txt when i saved it XD [02:52] thanks everyone, if it works on reboot, i wont be back lol [03:29] hello, is there any way to mount mork files, as used by mail clients such as Thunderbird? [03:29] #gnome-hackers [03:35] while: One does not mount 'files'. What is mounted is file systems ( partitions) and then the files can be accessed . [03:36] Bashing-om: absolutely, however, a mork file seems to contain files, much like if you were to losetup a file, and use mkfs.ext4 on it, and then mount that [03:36] it would contain a file "Lost+Found" [03:36] er directory [03:40] while, I think it's a [database] file (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Tech/Mork/What_is_it) and not a squashfs or other mountable 'file containing fs' - but I've never used the file, so have seen & examined examples [03:41] while: https://stackoverflow.com/a/18524543 [03:41] "MORK is a textual database containing the files Address Book Data (.mab files) and Mail Folder Summaries (.msf files). The format, written by David McCusker, is a mix of various numerical namespaces and is undocumented and seem to no longer be developed/maintained/supported." [03:42] while: follow the 2nd post on that page. Those would be your only options. Certainly nothing supported here. [03:43] thank you [03:43] while: and a maybe - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17841815/read-thunderbird-address-mab-files-content ; https://github.com/KevinGoodsell/mork-converter . Can not vouch ! [03:47] is gnome-hackers the correct channel to ask gtkmm questions, or is there a better one? just now learning irc... [03:50] im on kubuntu and i have 3 monitors. when i lock the desktop session i get 3 replicated lock screens. is there a way to make it only one lock screen on the primary monitor? [03:54] When my screens turn off from idleness, and i wake them up, one of them doesn't wake up so i have to unplug and replug the hdmi. Is there a way to simulate unplugging and replugging the cable? [03:57] energizer: i don't know the answer, but the first place I would start is 1) are they the same make/model monitors, and 2) if 1 is true, if you swap the monitors in the video card, does the problem follow the monitor, or the video card port. [03:59] Hello.. [03:59] so I have a #ubuntu log file that got scanned as being infect by some virus.. [04:00] lapion: wait. You mean a *text* file got tagged as virus? [04:00] yes hggdh [04:01] lapion: out of sheer and uncontained curiosity, which log file was it? [04:01] lapion: which log file? Scanned by what? what "virus" did it say the log file contained? [04:01] Guys i have folder to mount in docker but its not appear where i check in docker, what is ubuntu command for chcon, i have the command but for centos "chcon -Rt svirt_sandbox_file_t /targetfolder" what the command in ubuntu ? [04:03] sorry was afk for short.. let me check.. [04:03] metalbat97: chcon is for SELinux. That doesn't exist in Ubuntu [04:03] the antivirus is antivirus for linux avast ( last update virusdb 2017 sometime [04:04] lapion: I would recommend removing Avast and not worrying about it. [04:04] leftyfb, so what command in ubuntu for that selinux? [04:04] looking for the log file.. [04:04] metalbat97: selinux does not exist in Ubuntu [04:04] leftyfb, was an scan using external usb-bootable stick.. [04:05] lapion: I wouldn't worry about it. Avast will only find Windows malware/viruses. None of which will have any affect on linux [04:05] leftyfb: so how the way to mount and accessed sub directory folder for docker purpose? [04:06] metalbat97: mounting filesystems in docker in ubuntu has nothing to do with linux. You might try #docker for more help with docker though [04:06] I am tracing where the infection came from because i have a sshscan in my tmp and var/tmp folder and still cannot find the source.. [04:06] okay, thanks leftyfb you're right [04:07] I had.. [04:07] lapion: I can just about guarantee you there's no infection [04:08] leftyfb, the infection possible wormed itself into my system through irc-client.. [04:09] lapion: what makes you believe that? What makes you believe you have any sort of infection? [04:09] lapion: two points: (1) you *really* have to update the avast DB (if you elect to keep on using it); (2) if you do not have a firewall deployed, time to [04:10] lapion: actually, more: (3) if you use to receive files via IRC, perhaps you should not; (4) never IRC as root [04:11] lapion: and, as leftyfb already pointed out: rather rare to see an attack on Linux [04:13] lapion: finally: I see SSH probes into my (exposed-to-the-internet) servers continuously. But (a) I only accept public keys, and (b) I deploy fail2ban [04:14] lapion: so, if you do not do (a) *and* (b) above, better block access and indeed consider the chance of having already been pwned. [04:15] lapion: but this would not be cause virus, it would be because you left your system exposed [04:15] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/byvqy3KdsX/ [04:16] hggdh, I am just backtracing.. [04:16] looking into most avenues.. [04:16] I never IRC as root.. [04:17] however the installed ew3 binary did find a way to run it's assigned binaries as root. [04:18] lapion: what is the contents of tmp/.ICE-unix/master/version.txt [04:18] hggdh, I tarred the infection files before the self deleted.. [04:18] the list of files [04:19] lapion: and, I hope, you are not using this system to IRC to us here. Right? [04:19] lapion: looks like someone ssh'd to your machine and uploaded and ran a bunch of things. Time to wipe your machine and restore from backup and lock things down properly next time [04:20] I am just checking because no ssh traces found.. [04:20] lapion: ^^ what leftyfb said. Completely wipe this system, and re-install. Then make sure to introduce more controls to ANY application you had that allows incoming from the Wild Internet [04:21] lapion: there's no sense in trying to track it down. Those scripts will wipe their tracks usually [04:21] leftyfb, hggdh I prempted the wipe.. [04:22] preempted? [04:22] lapion: no, we are talking now about YOU wiping THIS system [04:22] before the script could erase I had the files tarred and safely stored elsewhere [04:22] and then having a real hard look at ANY other servers in the local network [04:24] lapion: you could keep what you showed us for forensics, but consider this server pwned and lost [04:26] hggdh, leftyfb aready done so.. [04:27] lapion: now you should look at ALL servers in your network [04:28] (and I would bet you do not use public only, or pub key *and* password for SSH access [04:28] lapion: yes please check all your servers, cause when 1 is taken over, things will spread across your own network fast [04:29] the only other detected virus was the logfile which I will split up into bits to detect the exact moment of infection and see if maybe there might be some irc vulnerability that might have slipped the virus into the system, seeing as this infection came around the time freenode was being attacked [04:30] lotuspsychje, hggdh I only have one system running at any point in time.. [04:30] lapion: good. Seriously, you have to format & re-install. I do hope you have data backups [04:31] lapion: right now there is a good chance you have been co-opted into a bot net [04:32] lapion: investigate your traffic in and out too [04:32] (that is all assuming yo yourself did not download and run the thing, but they succeeded in getting access via SSH) [04:41] btw there was no root elevation.. [04:43] lapion: you do not need to be root to be in a bot net [05:09] hi [05:16] hi [05:25] hi TxLinux, do you need any help? [05:34] holy what happened? [05:35] wb dave_elec [05:36] ZaZaQR: sorry having bad networrk [05:37] cool [05:37] i think a bunch of bots left [05:54] Hey, if I launch a terminal via another terminal i can't search history... If I run `bindkey -L | grep R` in this terminal I get: `bindkey "^R" redisplay` which is weird? I'm using zsh. Any ideas? [05:56] different terminal emulator programs? could it be your .zshrc is overriding the special TERM environment variable? [06:01] Hmm, if I start gnome-terminal via the default gnome interface it launches one terminal fine and if I launch `gnome-terminal` from that one I cannot search history. [06:01] Before I had TERM=xterm in my .zshrc [06:02] ok, gnome-terminal should be fine with TERM=xterm, though you shouldn't modify TERM from zshrc [06:03] Alright, I have removed it. Where should it be set? [06:04] It should be set by the terminal emulator itself. It's how the terminal emulator communicates what capabilities it has to the programs running within [06:04] (I don't use gnome-terminal usually) [06:04] Ah ok [06:06] I'd try to see if #zsh is able to help debug the issue. I assume it starts up in non-interactive mode in the second gnome-terminal for some reason, but I don't know in what circumstances zsh starts in interactive vs non-interactive mode. [06:09] Yeah, that sounds like a good plan. Thanks! [06:09] I get a [I] in that terminal [06:10] Hello, I know that find -iname "*.JPG" -print0 will find all the files with JPG extension. Do you know how can I find files with different extensions in one shot? like JPG or jpg or jpeg? [06:11] find . $ -iname "*.jpg" -o -iname "*.jpeg" $ -print0 [06:12] geirha: Thanks, but man page says expr1 -o expr2 Or; expr2 is not evaluated if expr1 is true. [06:14] Also how can I make sure find will search recursively in all subdirectories? [06:14] mojtaba: if expr1 is true, it won't need to check expr2 [06:14] geirha: I see. thanks. [06:14] find searches recursively by default. You have to make an effort to have it NOT recurse [06:15] geirha: :) thanks a lot. [06:23] geirha: Do you know how can I print the full path of the file from find command?> [06:23] mojtaba: find "$PWD" instead of find . [06:25] geirha: It did not print the full path. [06:25] oh? what did it print instead? [06:25] geirha: just the file name. [06:26] find "$PWD" $ -iname "*.jpg" -o -iname "*.jpeg" $ -print this? [06:26] it should output absolute paths to all the jpegs [06:27] geirha: my bad, it printed absolute paths, but after piping to other programs, I am just getting the file name. [06:27] find "$PWD" $ -iname "*.jpg" -o -iname "*.jpeg" $ -print0 | xargs -0 -I {} exiftool -T -d "#Year#%Y# #Month#%m# #Day#%d#" -filename -CreateDate {} | grep "#Month#12#" | grep "#Year#2017#" [06:27] I am trying to find all the images created on 12/17 [06:34] find "$PWD" $ -iname "*.jpg" -o -iname "*.jpeg" $ -exec bash -c '[[ $(exiftool -T -d %Y%m -CreateDate "$1") = 201712 ]]' bash {} \; -print [06:36] geirha: thanks a lot [06:43] geirha: It got solved from help in #zsh. I had to set bindkey -e in my .zshrc. Thanks for your help [06:46] whats the difference between kde vs kubuntu vs plasma [06:47] geirha: why "$PWD" is better than . ? [06:48] energizer: KDE is a community, Plasma is a piece of software produced by said community, Kubuntu is a distribution with Ubuntu base but KDE Plasma as default DE [06:49] hateball: what does kde stand for? [06:49] er googled [06:49] K Desktop Environment [06:49] but that's different from plasma i guess? [06:50] which is also a DE [06:50] or K Desktop Enviroment isnt really a desktop environement [06:51] hateball: still a bit confused, but thanks :) [06:53] energizer: well the name changed from meaning the DE to meaning the community [06:54] hateball: ah ok, i get it [06:54] energizer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KDE#Brand_repositioning [07:10] energizer: they wanted absolute paths to the images [07:18] geirha: ah [07:52] when running `sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gns3/ppa` i get Err:3 http://ppa.launchpad.net/gns3/ppa/ubuntu bionic InRelease 500 Internal Server Error [IP: 91.189.95.83 80] [07:52] what am i doing wrong here? [07:54] tomboy64: 500 error is a server error. dont think it is your fault [07:54] do you run a proxy or sthß [07:55] not sure about that. maybe a transparent one as i [07:55] i'm in an educational institution here [07:56] but normally i have no problems using http. [07:56] can you just try to download a single file with wget from this mirror. just to see if you could [07:58] `wget http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ls-lR.gz` works just fine [08:00] `wget http://ppa.launchpad.net/gns3/ppa/ubuntu/dists/bionic/InRelease` gives me 500 [08:00] but it lists fine in my browser, which i'm socks-proxying over ssh [08:01] can i force apt to use a socks proxy? [08:01] nvm, doing rtfm [08:01] tomboy64: https://askubuntu.com/questions/279699/500-internal-server-error-whenever-i-use-apt-get/279955 [08:06] thanks for the help; it is indeed a local proxy messing with launchpad.net [08:06] forcing apt over tsocks works just fine (tm) [08:07] welcome [09:14] Does anyone know of a Free/Libre PDF to Word conversion tool for Ubuntu? [09:17] Can't Scratch2 be installed on latest Ubuntu anymore? [09:23] what makes you think it can't ? [09:25] ikonia: it requires adobe air 2.6 [09:25] Adobe 2.6 is available in 32 bit only [09:26] so I guess the first question is why you'd target technology that has a depdency on a propritary technology that's "dead" [09:26] but the real answer is you can install 32bit software on 64bit OS's [09:27] ikonia: are you suggesting an alternative to scratch? [09:27] scratch looks cute. visual programming. someone should snap that up. [09:27] I don't think there is any [09:27] I personally don't know one [09:28] Anyway, my ******* requires me to install scratch [09:28] wth! [09:28] ******* [09:28] your what? [09:28] hunter2 [09:28] /remove-ubuntu-taboo [09:28] /remove-irc-taboo [09:28] my homework assignment requires me install scratch [09:28] better ^ [09:29] so I'd personally question that course if it depends on dead tech [09:29] <_st4t1k> im pretty sure you could add another architecture with dpkg --add-architecture i386 [09:29] but as I've said you can install 32bit software [09:29] blackflow: no worries. chill. [09:29] <_st4t1k> and then you would be able to install 32bit libs [09:30] > im pretty sure you could add another architecture with dpkg --add-architecture i386 [09:30] I tried that [09:30] even after that, ia32-libs was not detected in apt [09:31] lets take a step back [09:31] how are you trying to install ? [09:31] Is it relatively safe to upgrade 16.04 to 18? [09:32] voidDotClass: it is a supported stable process if you follow the instructions properly [09:32] b3h3m0th: maybe you can containerize that? debootstrap a 32-bit ubuntu installation. I think that's still supported (while installation isos aren't any more) [09:32] ikonia, what happens to all the apps you installed, launcher shortcuts etc? [09:33] voidDotClass: depends on how they where installed/where they came from and their support status in 18.04 [09:33] ikonia, most from apt, a few from .deb files [09:33] voidDotClass: from official ubuntu repos ? [09:33] or from 3rd parties [09:34] I had to install libgtk2.0-0:i386 [09:34] blackflow: container can't give GUI rught? [09:34] b3h3m0th: how are you actually trying to install ? [09:34] ikonia, apt from official, may be a couple PPAs i added, and a few from downloaded .deb files [09:35] b3h3m0th: they can yes [09:35] b3h3m0th: snaps are containers [09:35] voidDotClass: so you'd need to research the ones that are not built by ubuntu [09:35] what about unity launcher icons? [09:36] b3h3m0th: if you're doing it manually, the only thing you need is expose host's X11 socket into the container rootfs, bind-mount the whole /tmp/.X11-unix/ dir [09:36] what about them ? [09:44] ikonia: I described above how I'm trying to install [09:44] One of the steps involve installing adobe air 2.6 [09:45] that is where I am stuck [09:45] air 2.6 comes as a 32 installer ELF [09:55] b3h3m0th: where did you describe how you where installing [09:55] I didn't see you share any install process [09:56] ikonia: I swear I did but can only find the last step in logs :o [09:56] ikonia: I swear I did but can only find the last step in logs :o [09:56] Maybe my internet swallowed it [09:56] I'd still recommend doing a 32-bit chroot, or even LXD, or in fact even build your own snap of it. [09:56] I'm getting 100+ms latency and worse jitter [09:57] blackflow: I am trying to setup docker with GUI === Astrajingga is now known as Sphynx === Sphynx is now known as Astrajingga [10:31] blackflow: where can I get a 32 bit ubuntu image for docker? === gr33n7007h is now known as al2o3-cr [10:33] b3h3m0th: https://hub.docker.com/r/32bit/ubuntu [10:33] I tried that [10:34] It ended up building 64 [10:34] The github script mentioned in there I mean [10:34] docker pull 32bit/ubuntu does not give anything [10:34] I see. So you tried the build-image script at docker-32bit repository? [10:35] yup [10:36] uname -m gave x86_64 [10:39] well the kernel won't be affected. Check the resulting binaries. E.g. file /bin/bash [10:40] damn! [10:40] How could I miss that [10:40] Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. [10:41] yeah, those are 32 [10:43] For getting display in container, do I have to mount the $XAUTHORITY over volumes or /tmp/.x11-unix is enough? [10:43] and setting $DISPLAY to the one in docker host [10:48] leftyfb: hi [10:49] Just wanted to thank you for your help about two weeks ago [10:50] I persisted the ethtool settings so that it happens at every boot. So the connection issue is fixed now. :-) [10:50] Hi! How can I get simplified chinese language input on Lubuntu if I am using i3? how could I switch between using the two languages in i3? [10:51] b3h3m0th: I don't know docker so I don't know what it does, but when I was doing gui containers manually, the X11 socket was the only thing that needed mounting. xauthority required installation in the container, and on the host side you have to allow them with xhost + [10:51] Hiyas all [10:51] hello and welcome to a new day of pain! [10:51] today's topic... encrypted drives [10:51] <_st4t1k> Galactor1: use setxkbmap [10:52] sounds good, doesn't work [10:52] at least when you do things that you shouldn't [10:52] b3h3m0th: oh yeah, and nvidia needed installation as well, for opengl shared libs (if you use nvidia and the gui app requires accel). btw, google found this for LXD containerization of gui apps, so perhaps try that: https://blog.simos.info/how-to-run-graphics-accelerated-gui-apps-in-lxd-containers-on-your-ubuntu-desktop/ [10:52] the-noob: WorksForMe(tm) [10:52] well, to be honest it was fine [10:52] until I decided to upgrade to 18.04 [10:53] oh boi. never again [10:53] long story short, I ended up with a broken installation so now I'm trying to backup that entire drive [10:53] <_st4t1k> actually the upgrade might be a bad choise . Prefer fresh install [10:53] and start fresh [10:53] _st4t1k: is there a way to install it via terminal? How does it typically work? [10:53] <_st4t1k> Galactor1: it must be already installed [10:54] the-noob: so what's the problem you need to solve? [10:54] I've managed to mount the drive on a LiveDisk , was asked for the passoword, I provided (full encryption) [10:54] now I have my stuff in /media/old/ [10:54] _st4t1k: let me see if I can access it via the D menu in i3wm [10:55] <_st4t1k> Galactor1: [10:55] <_st4t1k> no [10:55] the-noob: for starters, is that LUKS or something else? full disk encryption you said? [10:55] <_st4t1k> Galactor1: its a cli programm [10:55] LUKS, full [10:55] <_st4t1k> Galactor1: you use it to set a default shortcut to change between layout [10:55] <_st4t1k> Galactor1: you use it to set a default shortcut to change between layouts [10:55] in my old home I can see 2 symlinks [10:56] both 'red' aka not working [10:56] Okay I gotGUI [10:56] the-noob: are they relative? the root changed for them, to /media/old/ [10:56] I can still see data in old/~/.ecryptfs/the-noob/.Private but lloks lilke /ECRYPTGFS_FNEK_.asdsadsadasdfdss [10:57] the-noob: wait, ecrpytfs != LUKS [10:57] damn, I'm getting libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 missing in 32bit container as well [10:59] doing `lsblk` says `sdc5-luks-(some uuid)` [10:59] maybe it was like luks whole drive and then home folder again encrypted? [11:00] can't remember what I did 3 years ago.. [11:00] blackflow: 32 bit ubuntu was supposed to have the 32 bit libs right? [11:07] blackflow: in 32 bit container, Adobe AIR identifies itself to be in a 64 bit system [11:08] I have been trying to use upnpc to open up an external access (for ssh) to a lxc VM ... but every time I try to connect (with ssh) I get a "connection refused" error ... but I can find no indication in the VM that a connection was even attempted ... can anyone help here? [11:15] is redhat stable ubuntu? [11:17] i use arch, the superior operating system, for professional computer end users, and i have never used ubuntu before today, so i downloaded a copy of redhat and went on my way [11:17] it seems nice [11:17] the-noob: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/ecryptfs-recover-private.1.html [11:17] comet23, unsure if you are joking. [11:17] but i don't like to have to pay for it after the trial, but the features are great [11:18] comet23, why are you here, this is for ubuntu , not redhat or fedora [11:19] ubuntu is debian based on suse right? [11:19] comet23: please stop that [11:19] comet23: only ubuntu support questions here [11:19] I just tried installing Ubuntu Server 18.04.1, and on first reboot, machine hangs on "reached target cloud-init target [OK]" [11:19] i'm asking about the different versions of ubuntu [11:19] any tips, please ? [11:20] i'm new here [11:20] like debian is the real os and ubuntu is a version of debian [11:20] comet23: this channel focus on ubuntu support issues, not chatting for chat please use #ubuntu-offtopic [11:20] like windows 10 pro and windows 10 home [11:20] right? [11:21] michal_f: see the #ubuntu-server channel mate [11:22] michal_f: do yum install ubuntu-server [11:22] comet23: do you have an ubuntu support question? we don't compare different linux distros here. [11:23] I don't think I can ssh to that machine [11:24] maybe I just try to reboot it again. will report later :) [11:25] michal_f: haven't seen this before, rebooting again seems like a good thing to try. you can also ask server related questions in #ubuntu-server [11:26] I heard Alex Jones mention that Ubuntu is the reason the frogs are gay because they water treatment facility is running ubuntu [11:26] adios comet23 [11:26] !ops | comet23 disturbing the channel [11:26] comet23 disturbing the channel: 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, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [11:26] why did it make the frogs gay? [11:26] not needed. [11:29] actually I could ssh there. sorry for fuzz :) [11:29] tomreyn: thanks, found https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60570/why-should-the-pimpl-idiom-be-used/60601#60601 to be very good [11:29] I got my stuff back ! [11:29] backing up now :D [11:40] while I got that sorted... I'm a bit confused [11:41] did I had my system double encrypted? [11:41] like luks for entire drive and then my home directory again ? [11:43] the-noob: using the live cd, were you able to mount the file system you saw the ecryptsfs data on without needing to type a passphrase first / during the mount? [11:44] nope [11:45] same when booting up, after a brief load I was asked the password for sdc_crypt (or something close) === amirpro_ is now known as amirpro [11:57] the-noob: the name 'sdc_crypt' suggests it is a dmsetup based encryption scheme, like cryptsetup-luks is. [12:01] the-noob: once you have it decrypted, this command will provide information on the encryption used: sudo dmsetup table /dev/mapper/sd*_crypt [12:10] there is only one `luks-{uuid}` in /dev/mapper, no sd* [12:10] for that it says crypt aes-xts-plain64 [12:13] _st4t1k: Right on. Thanks! Sorry for the late reply. I'll try it out [12:21] the-noob: so you do have *some* dmcrypt-luks device there, and it is open (in the LUKS sense). [12:22] the-noob: if you would like my attention, please type 'tomreyn: ' in front of what you say, so i'll get notified. [12:22] thanks [12:22] no worries, I got it sorted, backing up the data now [12:23] and then a fresh install [12:23] lesson learned .. if using the computer for anythin else except watching cat videos (aka installing packages) ... then fresh install [12:23] otherwise upgrade might just work [12:24] ll /dev/sdb: [12:34] the-noob: that's not really true, no. upgrades usually work fine even with some complexity involved. i've upgraded a system with multiple software raids, multiple luks containers and multiple lvm PVs/VGs/LVs from 16.04.5 to 18.04.1 fine the other day. [12:35] it even had multiple ppa's enabled (which can pose problems when upgrading) and it involved switching from xubuntu to gnome3 === andrex|off is now known as andrex [12:40] well.. I manually disabled all ppas before upgrading [12:40] and uninstalled nvidia drivers [12:40] and all that [12:41] didn't go well. at all [12:42] but it is veeery likely this was due to some fkery I did in the past [12:42] the-noob: what exactly didn't? I didn't read all the backlog, but it sounded like you had ecryptfs there? Bionic is dropping default support for that (from the installer) so that could be one reason [12:43] well.. after upgrade I ended up in a console, no desktop environmnet [12:43] every 'apt-get install' was failing due to dependencies [12:43] tried all the clear cache, install -f, etc [12:44] nothing [12:45] I've drilled down into one package [12:45] you had any PPAs there and packages installed from them? [12:45] I had some [12:45] like php7 [12:46] rabbitmq [12:46] anyways... ended up in console [12:46] when I got to the last dependency in the chain [12:47] it was saying stuff like Depends: libgbm1 (= 18.0.5-0ubuntu0~18.04.1) but .(some other version) will be installed === sk_ is now known as phinaliumz [12:48] the-noob: you disabled *ALL* ppas? including the ones that are provided by Ubuntu by default? [12:48]