[00:00] qwebirc64497 all I have is https://wiki.debian.org/BuildingTutorial and I know I found a better one somewhere [00:15] RHEL has kickstart configurator for giving you at least a template to work with for a kickstart file. Is there an equivalent for Ubuntu preseed files, to generate them? [00:31] If my system only knows about my ISP's nameservers, how does dig +trace work? [00:36] SuperLag https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/installation-guide/example-preseed.txt [00:37] SuperLag I spent 3 weeks in that documentation recently for a project on my desk. It goes significantly deeper than tha [00:44] Ubuntu 18.04 ubuntu/gnome de When I boot num lk pad and light are active thru login them light turns off and back on but numlk pad buttons(keys) are dead..Have to use keyboard to enter any numbers..Switch to cinnamon and all systems work properly === Sven_vB_ is now known as Sven_vB === rax-Y is now known as rax- [01:23] if my syslog is full of records like: Creating SSL connection to host // SSL connection using ECDHE_RSA_CHACHA20_POLY1305 // Sent mail for my@email (221 2.0.0 closing connection i125-v6sm5077864wmd.23 - gsmtp) uid=0 username=root outbytes=5877 [01:24] that means sthing bad, right? [01:29] i spammed my logs to full the other day when i launched a sparta script test against my ssh, but now im receiving messages when the system is idle. how to get harden my defenses against this? [01:31] Same messages now as from when sparta was running? [03:26] is there a way a user can get into a group other then /etc/groups === wodencafe is now known as WodenCAfe === WodenCAfe is now known as WodenCafe [03:31] i seem to be in the users group, but i don't see it in /etc/passwd [03:33] doing a touch Tiësto in an ubuntu:bionic docker container generates a 'Ti'$'\303\253''sto' file [03:33] this doesn't make it go away http://www.iasptk.com/ubuntu-fix-locale-issue/ [03:33] i should say /etc/group [03:34] how to fix? [03:35] none of the locales are registered still [03:36] setting them manually also doesn't register them [03:36] what === havenstance_ is now known as havenstance [04:25] my hi [04:29] My underscore _ is mysteriously missing in my terminal, I can't see it. It shows up as a space and it is really annoying. I had this problem before, any reason? [04:29] _ <--- I see nothing [04:29] fullstack: did you check terminal settings? [04:31] fullstack: try change to blinking cursor [04:31] hi so my python install is hopelessly screwed because i was stupid earlier. what do i need to do to completely remove it from my system and start fresh? [04:31] laudecay: can you explain what you did exactly? [04:32] lotuspsychje: well, i ran pip as sudo, somehow ended up with python3 and python3.6, and also somehow pip, pip2, pip3, and pip3.6 all point to pip3.6. [04:32] laudecay: your ubuntu version please? [04:32] i am not entirely sure how it got this way, may not have been entirely me too [04:33] Its system wide not just my terminal, except for graphical X11 application [04:33] is there a reason lsb_release isn't working [04:33] wtf [04:34] plz no cursing here laudecay [04:34] okie [04:34] laudecay: lsb_release -a [04:34] lsb-release: command not found <- i just installed lsb and lsb-release [04:35] something is horrendously broken [04:35] ok im stupid [04:35] laudecay: your forgot the -a [04:35] never mind that was an underscore help [04:35] Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS [04:36] nah i had a dash not an underscore [04:36] laudecay: ok, so did youa dd external ppa's to your system? [04:36] add [04:36] i did, i have one that gets me python3.6 [04:36] we dont support external ppa's here laudecay [04:36] what should i do to get python3.6 then? [04:36] laudecay: we advice to go back to vanilla sources.list to unscramble your system [04:37] !ppapurge | laudecay [04:37] laudecay: To disable a PPA from your sources and revert your packages back to default Ubuntu packages, install ppa-purge and use the command: « sudo ppa-purge ppa:/ » – For more information, see http://www.webupd8.org/2009/12/remove-ppa-repositories-via-command.html [04:37] laudecay: we also advice to stick to package versions, meant for your ubuntu version [04:37] how do i list ppas? sorry im an arch user idk much about aptitude [04:38] What in Ubuntu would make the underscore invisible? This is completely bewildering me and causing lots of bugs and headaches [04:39] I have to be able to type, using my keyboard, and see the key, on the display. Its a fundamental concept in computers [04:39] fullstack: font bug [04:39] definitely a font bug [04:40] if it was a parsing thing your system would definitely be imploding a lot more than it is right now [04:40] I've been googing this for hours and not found a thing. Just tried "font bug" with all my queries... nothing useful [04:41] https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/38133 [04:41] https://github.com/SWI-Prolog/issues/issues/42 [04:41] i googled "font rendering bugs ubuntu underscore" [04:41] lots and lots of results! go play [04:42] I read those already [04:42] I am not using vs code. This is Xterm or even this chat terminal Hexchat. Everything except chrome/firefox [04:42] chrome def has weird font rendering going on [04:42] i remember when i had a rendering bug it didn't affect chrome [04:43] hm this second one thinks you should mess with resolution settings [04:43] i think that that's a likely culprit, make sure you're using the right resolution for your monitor. [04:43] or try another default font [04:45] ok yeah if I change the font on xterm, and change it back, it displays it [04:45] now I can see _ [04:45] _ <-- don't see it in hexchat though [04:46] seriously have you looked at your resolution [04:51] I can't change my resolution. It is fixed at 4k [04:53] huh idk then === Dreaman is now known as CrackerJack [05:29] I am trying to get simple-scan to work properly.... if I run simple-scan as root (i.e. using sudo) it work fiine... but when run as a user it fails to find the scanner ... how can I fix this? [05:43] fullstack: i've had that issue before. i just changed my fonts to something else and it worked. [05:46] neildugan: is your system up to date to latest? [05:57] neildugan: probably need to add yourself to a group, plugdev maybe, or fiddle with udev rules so the thing's device node gets appropriate permissions [06:04] lotuspsychje, yes [06:06] neildugan: i had an issue before like that, then simple-scan offered me to find the driver for the scanner button [06:07] Triffid_Hunter, adding myself to the plugdev group had no effect [06:07] lotuspsychje, I don't think it a driver problem... it works as root [06:08] neildugan: is it a combo printer/scanner? [06:10] neildugan: if it works as root then it's a permissions problem. strace can help with those [06:10] lotuspsychje, yes it is [06:11] Triffid_Hunter, I tried strace but it output 100's of lines most of which I don't know how to read [06:12] neildugan: can you open simple-scan from terminal? see what it says? [06:12] hello guys, [06:12] lotuspsychje, nothing [06:12] did anyone ever used [06:12] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RemoveOldKernels#Configure_Unattended_Upgrades_to_Remove_Unneeded_Kernels_Automatically [06:12] talx: welcome, what can we do for you? [06:12] ? [06:12] talx: unattended upgrades has now auto kernel cleanup [06:12] I'm having an issue with 30-40 virtual machines [06:13] they have /boot of 500mb [06:13] talx: wich ubuntu version please? [06:13] and old kernels taking all the space [06:13] 16.4 [06:13] 16.04 [06:13] talx: up to date to latest? [06:14] neildugan: could try on another user perhaps? [06:14] neildugan: might be indeed a permission thing as Triffid_Hunter mentioned [06:14] lotuspsychje: I'm not sure but I think not [06:15] talx: update your systems to latest 16.04.5 and try to enable unattended-upgrades [06:15] what if there is not enough space in boot [06:15] !kernelcleanup | talx for manual [06:15] talx for manual: For information about removing old kernels to free up space on /boot, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RemoveOldKernels [06:15] I know how to remove actually [06:15] read the link talx [06:16] would you think its a better option then making a new /boot partiton ? [06:16] no [06:17] had to do it yesterday [06:17] but what if I can't update those machines ? [06:17] talx: its not safe to not-update [06:17] yeah but I meant [06:17] to unattended upgrades [06:18] if its not latest and I can't do an update? [06:18] its says 16.04.04 [06:18] atm [06:18] talx: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade please [06:19] talx: always keep your systems to latest [06:19] won't I face new bugs? [06:19] heh :P [06:20] I love to upgrade but its always abit scary [06:20] how is the performance of ubuntu mate 18 on a 2007 machine? [06:20] talx: you need to change the thinking, its when you leave behind on older versions that security flaws can occur [06:21] cim209: what kind of specs mate? [06:21] okay I'm making the upgrade [06:21] only because its a test machine [06:21] heh [06:21] 2.5gb ram intel core 2 duo [06:21] cim209: think that will run fine, 18.04 has also a minimal option in setup you could choose [06:22] hmm, i'm running 16.04 right now [06:23] what would be the benefit of upgrading to 18? [06:23] I'm trying to install the AMD drivers for my RX 580 graphics card, and the installer fails to install a package, libdrm-amdgpu-common. It recommends I run apt --fix-broken install to fix it, but that doesn't work. Anyone familiar with this issue? [06:23] cim209: its the users choice [06:23] cim209: 16.04 has still time of support so, you choose whats important to yourself [06:24] is there any performance gain in 18? [06:24] cim209: 18.04 has newer kernel, newer packages, for speed ask in #ubuntu-mate please [06:24] ok [06:25] cim209: i would think mate is already lightweight..speed differences will be close [06:25] AHemlocksLie: wich ubuntu version please? [06:26] lotuspsychje, 18.04 [06:26] AHemlocksLie: https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install-the-latest-amd-radeon-drivers-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux [06:28] lotuspsychje, that's pretty much what I did, but it failed to install one of its packages properly [06:29] AHemlocksLie: is it possible to hastebin the output? [06:29] lotuspsychje, what's the command to clean unused packages? [06:29] was it autoremove? [06:29] cim209: is apt autoremove what you need? [06:30] lotuspsychje, just a sec, I'll get the initial output [06:30] lotuspsychje, what does that command do exactly? [06:30] cim209: it can help clean/sort apt problems [06:30] lotuspsychje: an update is not an option right now but I will check about the unattended, though regardless to security updates, the unattended removal tool should work [06:30] right? [06:30] cim209: its safe to do [06:31] ok [06:31] i'll run it this one time cause i was installing some themes and stuff [06:31] lotuspsychje, https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/QjyF7Trtft/ [06:31] You can remove old kernels with a simple autoremove command in a terminal: [06:31] sudo apt-get autoremove --purge [06:31] thats from the lotuspsychje shared [06:31] from the link* [06:32] talx: im not sure if it will work on a non-updated system, i would strongly advice to update your systems.. [06:32] one more thing, why run apt-get, sudo apt runs fine [06:32] Hmmm looks like it's conflicting with ids-amdgpu... [06:33] AHemlocksLie: i think its fighting with versions: Unpacking amdgpu-dkms (18.30-641594) over (18.20-606296) ... [06:33] ids-amdgpu is listed in the packages that were automatically installed and no longer required, so I think I can just rip it out and continue... [06:35] ...How do I remove a package while I'm having dependency issues? When I try, it throws a fit about unmet dependencies, which I could fix if it'd let me REMOVE THE CONFLICTING PACKAGE [06:35] cim209: another way to test, is trying a 18.04.1 mate liveusb, and see for yourself if you like? like=>install [06:35] indeed [06:35] AHemlocksLie: let me ask first, did you add external ppa's of any kind? [06:35] i'll wait until after my backups are done. i'm running 2 shell scripts to ssh into my servers and download the backups [06:35] running on cron [06:35] lotuspsychje, not as a separate step in this install, but the logs suggest the install script sets up something like a ppa for its own use kinda [06:38] lotuspsychje, although it looks like I might have another PPA, but I don't think it should be serving any of the relevant packages [06:38] AHemlocksLie: did you do the update & upgrade part in the link i provided? [06:40] AHemlocksLie: and a sudo apt autoremove could do some magic too [06:40] lotuspsychje, that's not part of installing the proprietary drivers, but I did do and update to at least refresh the package list [06:40] lotuspsychje, and autoremove is ALSO broken until I can fix this dependency issue [06:41] apt is basically refusing to work until I fix this, but... I need apt to work to fix it. [06:41] I'm 99% sure I know what I need to remove, but I can't touch it. It'd probably be removed by autoremove, yeah, but I can't do that or specifically remove the problem package [06:41] AHemlocksLie: could it be your kernel is still at .29? [06:42] lotuspsychje, yeah, 4.15.0-29-generic [06:42] according to uname -r [06:43] AHemlocksLie: always update your system to latest before installing packages like this, to avoid dependecie nightmares [06:43] would be wise to upgrade from 16 to 18? [06:43] cim209: you already asked that.. [06:43] i mean is it safe? [06:44] cim209: that depends what you mean by safe? [06:44] lotuspsychje, I'll definitely keep that in mind next time [06:44] In the meantime, does anyone know how to unscrew apt? [06:44] it won't brick my system? [06:44] AHemlocksLie: can you rollback, perhaps try a purge, then update system and try again? [06:45] cim209: make a good backup before you upgrade.. [06:47] AHemlocksLie: can you pastebin the full output of 'apt install -f'? [06:47] ok [06:49] Okay, pretty sure I fixed it. Found something that says apt is totally broke in such a situation, and you have to use dpkg, which I had COMPLETELY forgotten about. [06:50] AHemlocksLie: dpkg can often fix messes apt can't resolve [06:51] ducasse, I didn't run that specifically, but I'm guessing it gets the same error message as literally every other conceivable apt command got, immediately nagging about the broken dependencies [06:53] AHemlocksLie: amd web says amdgpu-pro-uninstall to uninstall [06:53] lotuspsychje I want to try the unattended kernels removal [06:53] AHemlocksLie: it will try to resolve the problem, but if it can't it will usually tell you which package(s) to purge with dpkg [06:53] did you say its already enabled ? [06:53] talx: check in software&sources and enable it, after that kernels will auto remove [06:54] talx: but again, i dont know if it works on non-updated systems.. [06:54] hmm [06:54] lotuspsychje, which would have helped, I bet, if it had come with it. For whatever reason, it did not. [06:54] Note: This way will not remove all automatically installed old kernel providing packages as fallback versions are kept; the list of kept kernels is maintained and automatically updated in the file /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/01autoremove-kernels as a list of matching regular expressions. [06:54] I don't really get this part [06:55] ducasse, it just told me to try apt --fix-broken install, which led to the exact same error [06:55] But it's installed! So I really appreciate you guys trying to help, lotuspsychje and ducasse [06:55] !yay | AHemlocksLie [06:55] AHemlocksLie: Glad you made it! :-) [06:56] AHemlocksLie: now quick, update your system :p [06:57] lotuspsychje, lol I'm all over that [07:06] talx: just make it easy for yourself, update system to latest .5 perhaps move to the hwe kernel and enable unattended upgrades === astra`` is now known as astra === Dreaman is now known as Blade === astra is now known as astra`` [07:17] lotuspsychje: what is hwe kernel [07:17] hardware enablement [07:17] :p [07:17] !hwe [07:17] The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [07:18] something is not clear for me though [07:19] if the machine is not connected to the internet how does it reproduce new kernels ? [07:21] energizer, do you remember how you changed your font? [07:22] fullstack: there's a default font menu somewhere in the gnome settings [07:22] or unity or whatever [07:22] i'm using fluxbox [07:22] it also happens when I don't use x11, like screen terminal [07:22] i dont know what that is, but probably there's a 'set default font' menu somewhere [07:36] lotuspsychje: are you still here? [07:37] talx: yes [07:37] talx: whats up? [07:39] I found something else [07:39] installing byobu [07:39] and the purge-old-kernels [07:39] http://ubuntuhandbook.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/purge-old-kernel-script.jpg [07:40] what do you think of it ? [07:40] talx: thats old [07:40] to stick with unattended then ? [07:42] talx: i told you few times what i think mate, update your systems, enable unattended upgrades, and auto kernel remove will be active [07:42] okay [07:42] sorry, ty. [07:44] !hwe | talx consider also [07:44] talx consider also: The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [08:40] Hi there. I am having an issue connecting a gluster node on ubuntu to a gluster server running CentOS [08:40] I keep getting PEER_CONNECT and PEER_DISCONNECT events in the logs === Richard is now known as Guest96041 [08:48] xrandr_mac: try #ubuntu-server [08:48] Ok, thanks [08:51] hey peeps! [08:51] anyone there? [08:54] blackpope: welcome to IRC, most people are idle and don't monitor the chat, if you have a question fire away, someone may respond at any time [08:55] Thanks for that zaggynl! Just a quick dobut, i am new to IRC, i am using a term based client! Are there any cool things you might wanna share with me regarding IRC? [08:56] Welcome to IRC. Time for the traditional greeting. [08:56] * ryuo slaps blackpope around for a bit with a large trout. [08:57] Also, Can you please guide me how can i make a private channel where I can privately talk to my friend? [08:57] haha ryuo thanks! [08:57] > /msg [08:57] blackpope: like what? for irc support, ask in #freenode, this channel is for ubuntu support [08:57] for 1 to 1. if you need a group, make a channel. [08:59] so how do i make a channel? /CONNECT -add channel? like this, idk what i have written xD [09:00] > /join [09:00] or wait do i just /join ? [09:00] It may or may not work. [09:01] Freenode restricts channel names. [09:01] and then /msg chanserv REGISTER #channelname password description [09:01] or w/e. I don't have any channels registered. [09:01] alright, are there any cool things on this channel? [09:02] Uh... it's a support channel. What do you expect? [09:03] idk, I am a bash enthusiast, and wanted to share my github work! Was expecting some feedback, idk why but yeah thats why i joined [09:03] lol [09:03] There might be some bash specific channels [09:03] alright i'll lookup online, nice to meet you guys, will come back later with some ubuntu specific doubts! [09:03] You might find more feed back at other social media like reddit [09:03] cheers [09:04] signing off! [09:04] bye [09:09] does any one use sendemail? i'm trying to send a email from command line but the password has ;!/@@} in the password and when i try to send it i get event not found with half the password from ! I tried using incasing it with " / ` and ' but then i get auth fail [09:10] ubuntu dosn't use sendmail by default [09:10] have you removed postfix [09:11] i haven't removed postfix [09:11] i know it doesn't by default [09:12] postfix can't exist with sendmail [09:12] so if you've not removed postfix how are you using sendmail [09:13] I said sendemail [09:13] not sendmail [09:14] oops, sorry [09:14] no worries [09:14] basically I want to send a email based on someone logging on, so was going to use sendemail [09:15] but if something more default ? [09:15] is there any way to access onedrive ? I thought "online accounts" through gnome might do it and it has a long list but not onedrive it seems [09:16] lesshaste: browser. otherwise I don't know of one. [09:16] ryuo, can you drag and drop files via the browser? [09:17] lesshaste: No idea. You can give it a try. [09:17] lesshaste: I recall drag & drop being a feature of modern browsers, but it's still up to the websites whether it works. [09:17] lesshaste: there's a software called duplicati that can use it for storage of backups, but that's all i know about [09:17] ryuo, I will try that [09:18] ducasse, interesting.. given the list that online accounts gives you, I can't see why onedrive isn't there [09:18] paul98: "!" is interpreted by bash - enclose the password in single-quotes [09:19] ryuo, seems drag and drop works! [09:21] lesshaste: all about support. these are proprietary cloud systems, so native clients may not always exist. [09:27] single quotes being ' TJ- ? [09:32] still gives me auth failed, although I 100% know it's correct and i'm using this emaila ccount for other email relays etc and they are working === jluc_ is now known as JLuc [09:36] gbellinoz, you still up? [09:37] i fell asleep :D [09:43] paul98: you can try escaping the ! using \! instead [09:45] it gives me auth failed if in ' ' if i remove it it tells me file not found [09:47] escaping the ! with \ won't work [09:48] the only way to escape ! from history expansion is with single quotes [09:48] or by simply disabling history expansion, of course. set +H [09:48] msmtp allows me to use a credentials file, no need to stuff around with shells eating stuff and putting your password in ps output [09:49] i used an account with a normal password and that come up with auth failed aswell [09:49] so i don't think password is the issue here === r0Oter is now known as r00ter [09:50] Hi! Is there a way to increase the space of a disk temporarily, without unmounting that disk? Maybe by attaching some RAM to it? Situation is that a long-running process has almost exhausted the disks space, and I really don't want it to error because of disk full. [09:50] There is nothing on that disk I could delete [09:50] paul98: perhaps your smtp server doesn't like your passwords? [09:51] it's gmail [09:51] jost: what filesystem? btrfs? you can add more storage [09:51] we use this account else where so i know it works [09:51] paul98: yeah you need to set up a separate app password and enable low security apps or something [09:51] <[twisti]> i somehow messed up my network setup. any attempts to ping outside ips (as in not lan) result in 'network unreachable' [09:52] <[twisti]> any advice on how to debug ? i can ping lan ips and i can resolve names to ips fine [09:52] trying to use an ethernet usb adapter on 18 bionic getting [ 225.834205] usb 1-2: device descriptor read/64, error -71 [09:52] can someone help [09:52] [twisti]: you have no default gateway [09:52] [ 225.054133] usb 1-2: device not accepting address 10, error -71 [09:52] <[twisti]> Triffid_Hunter: how would i go about repairing that ? [09:52] gmail only likes ssl passwords [09:52] pumba: that usually means that either the usb cable, the device, or the usb port is damaged [09:53] <[twisti]> (ideally on a permanent base, rebooting has not helped) [09:53] Triffid_Hunter: ext4 [09:53] [twisti]: add one.. sudo ip route add default via (router ip) [09:53] [twisti]: permanent? fix your dhcp server [09:53] jost: no can do then [09:53] <[twisti]> it is incredibly unlikely that this is a problem by my dhcp server [09:53] Triffid_Hunter: D'oh [09:54] <[twisti]> i was just messing with my network settings when it broke, what are the odds that the dhcp server randomly broke at the same time ? [09:54] lotus|NUC: Hey there :) Sorry, I didn't see your last messages drom yesterday [09:54] [twisti]: wireshark will tell you for sure.. if your dhcp responses have gateway but your dhcp client isn't using them, then something very weird is happening with your networking client setup [09:54] What was that laptop-tools thing you mentioned? [09:54] [twisti]: heh you were messing with network settings? set something to manual perhaps? [09:55] <[twisti]> Triffid_Hunter: i dont know, it was a docker image that messed up somehow, im not entirely sure what it did [09:55] <[twisti]> but thats of course entirely possible [09:58] <[twisti]> the dhcp lease includes a gateway, so somehow the docker container must have overridden it. can i somehow say 'go back to using the dhcp settings' ? [09:59] [twisti]: depends what network setup you're using.. personally I'd just dhcpcd -n enp3s0 and I'd be set, but that's 'cos I'm using openrc+dhcpcd here [09:59] with systemd/networkmanager I have absolutely zero clue [10:02] /join #theforeman [10:02] oops [10:04] <[twisti]> Triffid_Hunter: thank you, that worked (after manually adding the gateway in order to download dhcpcd and the nrunning the command with my interface name (enp0s8) [10:05] I'm trying to fix an issue where closing the lid of my laptop doesn't trigger 'suspend' [10:05] Triffid_Hunter: but it works from all other services like gitlab, teamcity our own website etc. [10:06] paul98: well perhaps sendemail is broken? try msmtp [10:07] I'm quite new to ubuntu's architecture so I'm not quite sure where to look exactly. I read that I should modify /etc/systemd/logind.conf, so I set the lines `HandleLidSwitch=suspend` and `HandleLidSwitchDocked=suspend [10:07] ` [10:07] But it didn't solve the issue [10:08] running acpi_listen shows `button/lid LID close` and `button/lid LID open` upon closing/opening the lid, so the issue isn't there [10:09] (I'm running budgie(bionic) on a macbook pro btw) [10:09] libtirpc1 updated to version 0.2.5 today and now access to my NFS share is slow, in the region of 12mb/s. It was easily in the region of 60-80mb/s before this update. What could be happening? [10:09] Ideas? [10:15] Triffid_Hunter: must be as msmtp works :D [10:15] thank you i been banging my head for hours lol [10:15] On a side note: suggestions for a nice, modern terminal emulator? [10:16] I'm used to iTerm3 on macOS, something similar would be nice [10:18] https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/7137 gloomy any useful info there ? [10:18] i have a running system that i'm able to access remotely using ssh.. i already have a running X session there.. how can i connect to this session remotely? [10:20] SimonNL: Going through it, it may take a while as I'm not familiar with most of the utilities ;) [10:20] me neither :) [10:22] Hmm, this entry is suspicious: [10:22] Who: luca (UID 1000/luca, PID 1426/gsd-power) [10:22] What: handle-lid-switch [10:22] Why: Multiple displays attached [10:22] Mode: block [10:22] (hope I'm not above the paste limit :p) [10:23] Ah, but that's one of the possible blocks, it doesn't mean it's currently active [10:24] gloomy: anything more than one line should go to paste [10:24] *bin [10:24] Duly noted, sorry :-) [10:33] SimonNL: Yes, seems to be the same issue [10:33] So now I know the responsible is `gsd-power` [10:34] *the mystery unfolds* [10:34] gloomy: use ubuntu options to handle lidclose/open [10:34] power management or screen saver I think [10:34] My flavor (budgie) doesn't seem to offer those settings in the GUI [10:35] Hello! I am new to Ubuntu and have a problem with "sudo apt-get update". Didn't find a solution myself, so would like you to help me. [10:35] HI [10:35] Here you can see the last few lines which cause the problem: http://snippi.com/s/kkg4lgx [10:35] Thank you in advance, lads. Cheers! [10:36] I am trying to install specific version of sqlite what should be the command? [10:36] I want sqlite 3.7.8 as the book uses that one and recommends it [10:37] I am using learn sql the hard way book so please help me with that if u have any idea === mnemonic is now known as semeion [10:54] no body? :( [10:55] d2r2: you cannot install from repos the version you want, ubuntu doesn't work this way [10:56] @enzotib: could you answer my question as well? [10:56] enzotib: so can I only have the latest version? TY for reply :) [10:57] d2r2, I don't think it will be much of a difference [10:57] arndff, you have a PPA configured, why? Remove it [10:57] arndff: Hi arndff What are you working on? [10:57] enzotib: ok TYSM have a great day [10:58] Have a problem with sudo apt-get update and that's the last few lines which cause the problem: http://snippi.com/s/kkg4lgx [10:58] @enzotib, so if I remove that PPA and later on want to update my themes, what shall I do? [10:58] Sorry for the noob questions but as I said I am very new to Linux and Ubuntu :) [10:59] arndff: Sorry I'm a noob as well lol. I hope someone helps you [11:00] Cheers [11:00] No worries, will wait to see what enzotib can say [11:00] arndff, I can help to remove the PPA, that seems to be broken, cannot say how to update [11:00] I succeded in removing it [11:01]