[00:00] JFox762: I'm the opposite; been using S3 suspend for years on multiple laptops without a problem [00:00] JFox762: oh, well that's due to some hardware not being disabled from sending Wakes - likely a USB device [00:01] JFox762: you might find this helps that case a little: http://iam.tj/prototype/enhancements/Windows-acpi_osi.html [00:01] I tried, but it becomes more and more, and the more I add the more it switches between "Depends: python3 (>= 3.6~) but 3.5.1-3 is installed" and "Depends: python3 (< 3.6) but 3.6.5-3ubuntu1 is to be installed" [00:01] I also have bluetooth [00:03] I disabled "Wakeonlan" via Bios [00:04] hi [00:04] how do I install dpkg manually? [00:04] it's broken :( [00:05] the clock is not showing in the panel. whenever i open the Clock settings and set the time it shows up but when i close the Clock window, the clock will dissapear again. how do i make it so that it stays? [00:08] johannes: For many of those packages it looks like the underlying issue is python3 hasn't been installed [00:09] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/2zDfhvHKqy/ [00:09] Has anyone run into an issue with openssh-server removing .ssh/config file and failing to start the daemon? [00:09] TJ-: that is how my laptop is configured to function [00:09] i get generic fail codes so theyre not too helpful [00:10] also, even when I *did* have suspend working OK... it still consumed a substantial amount of battery life while in suspend mode... [00:10] anywhere from 25 to 50% would be lost over a 24 hr period IIRC [00:11] TJ-: I'm not at Qt ... different stuff depends on Qt stuff, all qt stuff depends on qtbase-abi-5-5-1, and "Package qtbase-abi-5-5-1 is a virtual package provided by: libqt5core5a 5.5.1+dfsg-16ubuntu7.5 [Not candidate version]" [00:12] johannes: try "sudo apt install python3.6-minimal" [00:12] hey i was wondering: since you can make alternate sessions to boot into on xubuntu, i was wondering if there was a way i could make a second session that was just the command line interface [00:12] TJ-: no help https://pastebin.com/DeAYci8q [00:13] JFox762: that sounds like a problem another user had about a year ago, it was being chased down as a kernel bug for a long time. I don't know if it was resolved [00:13] johannes: oh, that is better news "python3.6-minimal is already the newest version (3.6.6-1~18.04)" [00:13] Yeah... Suspend seems to just be unreiable at best [00:13] Especially pernicious since if I close the lid... with handlelidswitch=suspend [00:13] oh I mssed that line in all the output! [00:14] you can't really tell if the laptop is suspended or not [00:14] so you put it away into your backpack... not knowing the laptop is still "on" [00:14] python3.6 --version Python 3.6.6 so that works [00:14] and kills the battery in a short period of time... only to later pull out your laptop to a 0% battery, and data loss [00:14] which I'm careful to save any important data before shutting hte lid... but still [00:18] johannes: I wonder if you can build on that to correct the python 3.6 situation [00:19] dpkg -l python\* | grep 16.04 | wc -l -> 23 [00:19] so at least 23 python packages not updated [00:20] includng ii python3.5 3.5.2-2ubuntu0~16.04.4 and ii python3.5-minimal 3.5.2-2ubuntu0~16.04.4 [00:20] wouldn't those be replaced by 3.6? [00:21] I wonder if i break more if i uninstall python 3.5 [00:22] has anyone seen a recent openssh-server update recently that broke the service? [00:22] johannes: confirmed: " sysop@x1804mini:~$ dpkg -l python3.5 >> dpkg-query: no packages found matching python3.5 " . [00:26] hrm, half the system depends on python 3.5, so I can't uninstall it without breaking everything, but at the same time if I try to update the meta package "python3" and other python stuff this becomes an endless chain as well ... [00:29] and I end with qt again ... [00:30] i'm having an issue with openvpn on ubuntu 18.04 where after i connect to a vpn through gnome, i no longer have DNS [00:30] Package qtbase-abi-5-5-1 is a virtual package provided by: [00:30] libqt5core5a 5.5.1+dfsg-16ubuntu7.5 [Not candidate version] [00:30] johannes: python3.5 is installed alongside python3.6 [00:31] in reading up on this, it seems that 18 no longer uses resolvconf and uses systemd-resolved instead [00:31] however, knowing that has not led me to a path of being able to fix the DNS issue [00:34] TJ-: yeah, but xenial's 3.5 with xenial's dependants, which also depend on xenial's gtk and xenial's qt [00:35] any suggestions? [00:37] johannes: my point was you sohuld be able to install the python3.6 libraries alongside without removing any 3.5 [00:37] TJ-: yea, but I was trying to update "python3" the virtual package [00:37] but here is my attempt to go down he Qt chain: https://pastebin.com/je2DP9tk [00:37] malwar3hun73r: you're configuring the VPN via network-manager's connection editor (via the network icon > Edit Connections... ) ? [00:38] TJ-, correct [00:38] well, i first imported a conf file, but the conf file was not 100% correct so i made a few changes [00:39] that gives me an actual "no candidate" error instead of mixed versions as all the other stuff, which gives me the feeling this is closer to the root cause [00:39] for what it's worth, i've used these config files and the same steps on 16.04 for years with no issue [00:39] johannes: there's your problem! "nautilus : Depends: libexempi3 (>= 2.4.0) but 2.2.2-2ubuntu0.1 is to be installed" -- where is it getting 2.2.2-2ubuntu0.1 from? that isn't in 18.04 archive [00:39] just installed 18.04 today (fresh install) and am experiencing the issues [00:39] TJ-: any hint how i figure that out? [00:40] johannes: start with "apt-cache policy libexempi3" -- see where it is going to come from [00:40] malwar3hun73r: but is there a connection configured in network-manager? [00:40] 2.4.5-2 500 500 http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic/main amd64 Package [00:41] TJ-, yes, and i've manually specified the DNS servers in the config file [00:41] TJ-, the only option i have found is this: https://torguard.net/forums/index.php?/topic/1326-fix-dns-leaks-gnome-network-manager/ [00:41] TJ-, specifically, setting dns=default and disabling systemd-resolved (the second answer) [00:41] malwar3hun73r: what does "systemd-resolve --status " grep 'DNS Servers' " report? [00:42] seems like a work-around and i'd rather make this work as intended [00:42] if you disable systemd-resolved how is the system going to resolve? [00:42] TJ-, while connected or disconnected from VPN? [00:42] malwar3hun73r: whilst connected to the VPN, if that is when you lose DNS resolving [00:42] TJ-, not sure, but those steps work for me and DNS works while connected to VPN [00:43] ok, one second, let me undo those changes... [00:44] how do i remove a directory and its contents? [00:45] JFox762: With great care and sure you know what you are doing ' rm -R ' . [00:46] JFox762: "rm -r /path/to/dir" [00:46] i know not to do that with rm -rf / [00:46] lol [00:46] TJ-, that command reports two DNS servers, the correct external and correct internal [00:47] however, i just tried to nslookup www.google.com and received [00:47] ";; connection timed out; no servers could be reached" [00:47] malwar3hun73r: try "systemd-resolve www.google.com" [00:47] i needed to completely delete some gnome-extensions that have become corrupted [00:47] Im trying to install a 2nd Timezone clock on my topbar... [00:49] I keep getting "Error" when I install a Gnome Extension for "Panel World Clock [00:49] TJ-, the command has been hanging for 2 minutes now... [00:50] TJ-, i have some FW rules in place, but i can ping the DNS servers just fine and there are not port-based filters so port 53 is allowed [00:50] TJ-, ok, after 3 minutes i got "www.google.com: resolve call failed: All attempts to contact name servers or networks failed" [00:52] TJ-, this is 5 months old, but do you think this could be the issue [00:52] does anyone know of a good way to install a 2nd timezone time to the topbar? [00:52] TJ-, https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/dns-leaking-with-systemd-resolved-and-openvpn/16709 [00:55] is anyone around? [00:59] nevermind [00:59] figured it out [00:59] thats always good :) [01:08] Does anyone know what chatroom i should go to for help with the Steam Proton compatability tool? [01:08] Im trying to get a game to work with Proton [01:09] is it a steam issue or an ubuntu issue? [01:11] Im not sure [01:11] whats the issue? [01:12] im trying to play Niteteam 4.. [01:12] and.... [01:12] but it comes up with a dialogue error [01:12] do you have steam installed? [01:12] whats the error [01:13] https://pastebin.com/zHUqjsp8 [01:13] That [01:13] ok so do you have dx11 enabled? [01:13] i have no idea [01:13] so, my python dependencies, lead me via python3-dbus.mainloop.qt into Qt, and Qt leads me to "libdouble-conversion1 : Breaks: libdouble-conversion1v5 but 2.0.1-3ubuntu2 is to be installed" vs. "libdouble-conversion1v5 : Conflicts: libdouble-conversion1 but 2.0.1-4ubuntu1 is to be installed" where libdouble-conversion1v5 seems to be the old one [01:13] how do i check? [01:13] what kind of gfx card do you have? [01:14] none [01:14] it is an intel hd4000 [01:14] ah [01:14] what version of ubuntu? [01:16] run this in terminal sudo lshw|less [01:16] look for display and see what it says [01:18] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/bksJr23tpz/ [01:20] !info libdouble-conversion1v5 bionic [01:20] Package libdouble-conversion1v5 does not exist in bionic [01:20] Trying to configure ndiswrapper for a crappy USB wifi card. The driver seems to be installed, but it's not working. Here's the dmesg output: https://bpaste.net/show/5f60707e25f5 [01:20] urgodfather: [01:22] johannes: ^ so, what shows ' apt depends libdouble-conversion1v5 ; apt rdepends libdouble-conversion1v5 ' . See if they can safely be removed ? [01:22] do this... uname -r [01:23] Bashing-om: some qt core libs depend on it ... but I thnk I know what I acually broke myself ... some years back I experimented with compiler toolchains and c++ runtimes and that seems to fire back on me now, messing with those core libs is never good :-D [01:23] seylerius, why use ndiswrapper? you would be much happier using a linux compatible wifi card. they are less than 10 buck on amazon [01:24] johannes: Good progress made ; Kudoes :) [01:24] the question is how i fix it .. :-) [01:25] and what exactly is broken [01:25] just saying, thats all :) its a PITA when it comes back to haunt you. [01:25] urgodfather: This is what was already on hand. And I don't have $10 to spare at the moment. I'm definitely in favor of replacing the thing, but I'm stuck with what's available until I get a chance to do so. [01:25] urgodfather: did you check out my pastebin? [01:25] and usb is the only option? [01:25] I assume I installes stuff from ubuntu-toolchain-r-ubuntu-test-xenial [01:26] urgodfather: Yep. [01:26] jfox run the uname -r command [01:26] seylerius, yikes. got an old router? [01:26] Nope. [01:26] Operating on an extremely limited stockpile at the moment. [01:27] Also, onboard wired NIC is shot. [01:27] (well, I'm 85% sure of that) [01:27] why so? [01:27] what makes you suspect it? [01:27] can someone tell me how to inspect current dns servers in 18.04.1? resolvectl seems to be missing [01:28] johannes: "what exactly is broken" maybe ' sudo dpkg -C ' can tell ? [01:30] Bashing-om can i pm? [01:30] arg, 3:30am already ... I guess I go to sleep, and hope for a Fairy ... otherwise reinstall might be faster :-) [01:31] urgodfather: Support related best kept in channel - I am not the sharpest tool in this toolbox :P [01:31] dpkg -C just brings me back on top of the dependency chain with python, hud and nautilus [01:31] d1rewolf: ' sudo systemd-resolve --status ' lead ya in the right direction ? [01:32] Bashing-om: that's it. thank you [01:32] nah not support related [01:32] urgodfather: [01:32] ? [01:33] urgodfather: did you check out my pastebin [01:33] urgodfather: I suspect this because it detects the card, but the card never reacts to a cable, nor does the card go up, even with a static IP. [01:33] jfox762, for the uname -r ? [01:33] ... no [01:34] do the uname -r please [01:34] thatwas for the sudo lshw|less [01:34] i saw that [01:34] can someone point me to how to use network manager instead of netplan on 18.04? [01:34] 4.15.0-36-generic [01:35] urgodfather: uname -r 4.15.0-36-generic [01:36] yep i see it, little out of date but not really bad [01:36] what is out of date? [01:36] my kernel? [01:36] d1rewolf: No getting awy from netplan ..in one of 2 forms . -server is expected to use systemd-networkd, and it's configured via netplan. [01:37] yes, they are up to 4.18 stable now if i remember correctly [01:37] do you update the kernel by just doing sudo apt update/upgrade? [01:37] Bashing-om: i'm on a desktop tho...any way there? [01:37] because... otherwise I have no idea how to update the kernel [01:37] want to use nm-tray etc, from i3 [01:37] nah [01:38] thats just regular updates [01:38] are you suppoed to update your kernel? [01:38] on a regular basis? [01:39] how do I install dpkg manually? [01:39] what files should I copy? [01:39] not always [01:39] depends on the reason, plus you have to consider compatibility [01:40] risk vs reward [01:40] ahh [01:40] so ... [01:40] d1rewolf: Desktop uses netplan to configure NetworkManager. Use the GUI to configure . [01:40] regarding the Dx11 [01:41] Proton compatability tool in Steam [01:41] how do i know if DirectX 11 is installed? [01:41] Bashing-om: hmmm...k. I'm running i3. any idea what that gui would be called? [01:41] how do I install dpkg manually? [01:41] what files should I copy? [01:41] and I presume, if I had to, I could use nmcli? [01:41] LuMint: dpkg -i file [01:42] d1rewolf: http://dpaste.com/0W4K4BX [01:42] doesnt work [01:42] well heres the deal, you have an hd4000. theres 2 ways to approach it. you can either try to upgrade your kernel or you can try to install opensource drivers for it. [01:42] d1rewolf: Not used i3 .. but I still expect there to be an icon in some task bar "network" . [01:42] LuMint: you need to specify the path to the file [01:42] full path [01:43] up to you. doing a kernel upgrade is usually safer b/c you can always boot into the older kernel if it doesnt work [01:43] Bashing-om: yeah....k. think i need to get nm-tray installed. thx [01:43] opensource drivers [01:43] oooohhh [01:43] nevermind [01:43] d1rewolf: doesn't work :( http://dpaste.com/2BZXKA1 [01:43] kernel then? [01:44] the clock is not showing in the panel. whenever i open the Clock settings and set the time it shows up but when i close the Clock window, the clock will dissapear again. how do i make it so that it stays? [01:44] LuMint: no clue [01:44] d1rewolf: see, i have to unpack and install it *manually( [01:44] like, manually manually [01:45] how do install a newest kernel? [01:45] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds [01:45] thats what I asked for. [01:45] i got a working dpkg install in a backup [01:45] it's an IMG i can mount as loop device. [01:46] the question is only, what do i have to copy [01:49] urgodfather: [01:49] JFox762: Latest updates ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt full-upgrade ' . [01:49] are kernel files huge? [01:49] im on a slow connection [01:49] 500kbps [01:50] oooofff [01:50] 125MB! [01:50] gonna be slow on a 500kbps [01:51] 30 mins ugh [01:51] JFox762: They are now .. yes .. 235 MB .. last I checked . [01:51] Im at work, and I have to use my wifi hotspot off my phone [01:51] and I'm throttled since I'm over my 15GB/mo allowance before you get throttled down [01:52] I wish there was a way to fool my ISP, into thinking that the data was being called from my phone vs my laptop [01:52] becausee Verizon doesn't necessarily throttle the phone speeds [01:52] just the hotspot speeds, if the hotspot went over 15gbs [01:53] if you go over 22gbs, on the phone's data... they throttle "as needed" [01:53] anything over 15gb on the hotspot... ets absolutely throttled to basically 3G speeds [01:53] 15 gb is a lot [01:53] lol not for my uses [01:54] My job is ... very boring [01:54] lol [01:54] so I watch a lot of netflix while at work [01:54] thats why [01:54] yes [01:54] i know lol [01:55] use your phone to watch it. not your computer. also, consider a different way such as plex where you can download the video to your phone for offline use. [01:55] I could use transmission to download stuff [01:55] you dont have wifi at work? [01:55] and what does any of that have to do with a ubuntu issue? [01:55] no [01:55] they have wifi here [01:56] RoscoePColtrane, your right [01:56] but it is behind a login [01:56] my ISP has a lot of public wifi hotspots... [01:56] and I used to be able to access them [01:57] with my account ID and password... but recently they changed it so that only people with a much higher premium package can get it [01:57] can access it * [01:57] well, jfox762 like i suggested you can either try a kernel upgrade or opensource variant of the intel drivers. both have records of resolving the issue [01:57] which is really cheap on their part [01:57] if I use an open source variant of the intel driver [01:58] can it screw up my system? [01:59] theres always a possibliity. generally, no.. but your system isnt the same as mine, or as anyone elses. [01:59] JFox762: Intel graphics are in the kernel and are open source . bleeding edge for some cards on a PPA . [02:04] jfox762 if you would rather try just gfx, here https://www.techzim.co.zw/2017/06/tuning-intel-graphics-card-ubuntu-16-04/ [02:04] on that note im out [02:10] :( [02:13] network manager doesn't show any cipher keys (i.e. AES-256-CBC) for openvpn - what could cause this? === BgLamersTeam is now known as Dreaman [02:23] i must have messed something up - openssl is installed and openssl --cipher shows keys but nothing in the networkmanager openvpn dropdown box [02:24] i tried a re-install of all the networkmanager and openssl packages but still no-joy [02:26] i even tried a total package reinstall that took a couple of hours - next stop, a fresh install - that will take a few hours to get a working server again [02:27] unless someone has a solution - no hits on a web search for this issue [02:27] what is a kernel freeze? [02:29] eelstrebor: which Ubuntu versions? are you using network-manager-openvpn-gnome ? === granttrec1 is now known as granttrec [02:32] is ubuntu going to join the OIN patent system to make linux more legal ? [02:33] TJ-, bionic and network-manager-openvpn-gnome [02:34] clear [02:34] oops [02:37] hey [02:37] so ... [02:38] How do I install drivers for Intel HD4000 [02:39] JFox762: already installed [02:41] Oh [02:41] so how do I get DX11 on linux? [02:42] Im trying to get a game to run via Proton Compatability tool on Steam [02:42] and it comes up with this error message. [02:43] https://pastebin.com/sWcrvYV8 [02:46] JFox762, I believe it can be installed via wine-staging, not sure, but read here https://www.reddit.com/r/wine_gaming/comments/6ysnua/wine_staging_216_makes_dx11_games_work/ [02:46] coz_: do you know if it will implement with Proton/Steam? [02:47] JFox762, I honestly don't however [02:47] JFox762, read that post, it may lead to other posts [02:48] JFox762, google dirctx 11 via wine staging steam [02:48] direct [02:48] coz_: [02:48] do you know what "run options" i should have? [02:49] err i mean launch options [02:49] JFox762, again, I don't, I rarely use wine at all [02:49] this isnt wine [02:49] it is the Proton COmpatability tool that Steam now includes inside of steam [02:50] basically it is like wine running in the background [02:50] of steam [02:50] JFox762, no, but dirextx11 i believe mut be installed via wine [02:50] JFox762, again, I don't use wine or steam , hold on a minute [02:51] JFox762, apparently thhe #steam channel is invite only [02:51] ?( [02:52] ???? [02:52] WHY? [02:52] lol [02:53] JFox762, yeah :( annoying [02:53] Hi, anyone knows why upgrade from 16.04 to 18.04 wants to remove Evolution and other software? [02:54] Colombo, I would assume new versions, or replacement apps [02:54] software applications change when upgrading [02:55] hmpf, is there way to not do it? [02:55] that's normal and nothing to be concerned about [02:55] well, I like my apps and settings. [02:56] Is there a way to keep them? [02:57] Colombo, mmm not that I am aware of off hand.. and some may not work on the upgraded OS [02:57] even if possible [02:57] besides the obvious way to keep them? [02:57] coz_: thanks, I guess that i will stay on 18.04 then:/ until I really need to. [02:58] RoscoePColtrane: what is the "obvious way to keep them"? [03:18] how do i know if a given PPA is "safe" [03:18] I.E. not created by a ... malicious person === Dreaman is now known as BgLamersTeam [03:22] https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/wiki/Requirements [03:22] I'm following these instructions [03:22] it tells me to use a certain PPA [03:22] I assume i should trust it, since that Githubpage was create dby Valve [03:22] JFox762: Bottom line is that you don't . What reputation does the maintainer hold ? [03:23] sudo add-apt-repository ppa:paulo-miguel-dias/pkppa [03:23] That particular ppa [03:23] was listed on the page as a recommended ppa to add [03:23] !ppa | JFox762 [03:23] JFox762: A Personal Package Archive (PPA) can provide alternate software not normally available in the offical Ubuntu repositories - Looking for a PPA? See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas - WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk. See also !addppa and !ppa-purge [03:24] brb [03:30] back [03:30] what is the casual ubuntu channel? [03:31] !casual [03:31] h mm [03:32] JFox762: #ubuntu-offtopic . [03:43] i got it to work now! [03:43] i just didnt have mesa drivers installed [05:23] Hello [05:26] I have a laptop that I have connected the my network through the ethernet port, I do not have the wifi connected, however my modem does see the wifi port, however the router seems to see the wifi card connected "through the ethernet port" does anyone have an idea how this can be ? === Schnabeltierche- is now known as Schnabeltierchen [06:10] Hi, I just upgraded from 16.04 to 18.04.1 and the login fails after i enter my password (the screen goes black one second, then it goes back to the login screen) [06:11] the only way I can get it to work is to select "Ubuntu on wayland" [06:11] any idea what can be the issue? [06:31] Denethr: your session is crashing for some reason. see ~/.xsession-errors [06:35] Triffid_Hunter, thanks. this is the file: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/c6BGngY2qt/ [06:36] I can try to google those messages, but do you by chance see anything obvious? [06:43] I'm suspecting some issue with the nvidia drivers; i'll try to reinstall them [06:48] seems to work after puring all the nvidia packages (there were quite a few in broken state...) [06:52] yep everything is working fine now, thanks [07:13] removing the right click by default on the trackpad is super confusing [07:35] hello [07:36] i am trying to install a network hp 2300d printer on ubuntu bionic. so far nothing worked, even official drivers from hp. is there anything special i need to do, so i can make it work? [07:36] works fine on xenial [07:36] and on trusty [07:42] woot - the jdk11 package seems to actually be 10! [07:42] Package: openjdk-11-jdk [07:42] Architecture: amd64 [07:42] Version: 10.0.1+10-3ubuntu1 [07:43] openjdk version "10.0.2" 2018-07-17 === aaron is now known as Aaron [07:56] hi, I wanted to report a bug report against thunderbird on launchpad but whenever I submit it gives me a "timeout error" and because this thing has to be super special and use ajax for no particular reason going back doesnt restore my input, so I lost an elaborate bug report twice to it [07:58] is this a known service down time or what's going on? [08:01] kbroulik: try #launchpad [08:01] thanks, will do [08:03] does dropbox for linux work as well as it works on windows/macos? [08:03] i've used it on both oses, just not linux. (ive used it with rclone on linux in the past) [08:03] but i need always-on sync feature of dropbox, not periodic like with rclone [08:04] I use dropbox on ubuntu, seems to work well. I've never used it on either windows or macos, so I don't know how it compares. [08:04] @mwsb, so it has the 'tick' icon on every synced file, and uploads any changes you made to other devices instantly? [08:05] that's pretty much what i'm curious about [08:06] I don't know what the "tick" icon is, but it seems to update instantly [08:06] I have an R workshop with a bunch of people, and when I make changes to a file, the changes come across straight away for the other people involved. [08:11] mwsb, thanks. just what i wanted to hear. [08:11] cyanide: the filemanager integration (the "tick icon") depends on the filemanager you use, it works in nautilus at least [08:12] hmm, guess so. never thought of that. [08:14] well, so apart from missing out on autocad/inventor, i'm pretty much free to move back to linux. weee [08:30] seems like nautilus type search is very crash happy if you try to search outside home on 18.04 [08:31] I just read "Ubuntu 13.04 added x32 support." @ https://sites.google.com/site/x32abi/ . I would like to know whether Ubuntu offers a full x32-only build? [08:31] Hi. I need help: how to grow a partition to its max. size? I don't want to grow the filesystem, i want to grow the partition! I'm running Ubuntu Server 18.04.1 LTS and I only have a terminal. So i can't use gparted. [08:31] without amd64/ix86 support at all, just the x32 abi [08:44] Problem solved: sudo growpart /dev/sda 2# === alt156 is now known as alt155 [08:59] anyone know how you can get command line stuff to show while my computer is booting up? [08:59] like dmesg but just showing what's happening [09:00] not necessarily to log, just for the a e s t h e t i c [09:02] nevermind, it's called verbose mode, I just forgot, I think I figured it out. [09:02] illuminaughtyy, you'd remove quiet splash from boot parameter [09:17] how to know which config is currently being used by openvpn? [09:18] zetheroo: seems it uses /etc/openvpn/server.conf or client.conf [09:18] https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/openvpn.html.en [09:19] EriC^^: yes, but that default directory is empty and yet there is a vpn connection active (tun0) [09:21] zetheroo, maybe check for the /etc/openvpn/server.conf file [09:21] Oh! I see EriC^^ suggested this already [09:22] You could check the process list... something like ps aux | grep -i openvpn [09:23] JimBuntu: perfect solution - found the process with the config in the command. Thanks! [09:23] yw === alt156 is now known as alt155 [09:31] hello. I have ssh access to two servers, A and B. But only one of them could be tunneled from outside(A). the other (B) could only be accessed from A. I am running my code on server B, and would like to use sublime to edit code on server B from my local machine. How do i go about doing that? [09:32] ssh can liste to multiple ports in /etc/sshd_config search for port 22 and duplicate the entry for another port like 1022 [09:36] okay, thanks cim209 [09:41] hello. I have ssh access to two servers, A and B. But only one of them could be tunneled from outside(A). the other (B) could only be accessed from A. I am running my code on server B, and would like to use sublime to edit code on server B from my local machine. How do i go about doing that? [09:42] ramsub07: Ignoring the fact that I'd rather use a local code repository to edit and deploy after testing ... In my ~/.ssh/config I have a "host B" with a line "ProxyCommand ssh A nc -w 1 B 22". Then I can just `ssh B` or `sshfs B`. In newer ssh versions there's a -J option. [09:43] vlt: you mean you'd rather use git? [09:44]