[00:00] so, the sooner I can get the .torrent files the more help I can be; hopefully [00:01] urgodfather Yes I did and the program could be already compiled. but I found nothing to start over the terminal so as ther isn't any new application to find [00:03] mustmodify: most programs link against libssh-4, so updating the library should solve ti [00:04] and apt-cache rdepends libssh-4 will show them [00:05] L00P3X i want to help but this isnt exactly #ubuntu specific. maybe try ##programming [00:05] i should probably break out of that loop :| [00:05] urgodfather what I basicali did was lounching the .sh files using bash.. as the readme told.. but after this i don't know further [00:07] So, same question. When I do `apt-cache policy libssh-4` it shows that the correct version is the 'candidate', whereas the previous version is 'installed'. [00:07] How do I get the candidate to be installed? [00:07] urgodfather, and i thank you :) because I realy have no clue on how to lounch this [00:08] mustmodify: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade show get it done [00:08] fyi at a glance it appears to be win specific [00:08] full-upgradd! [00:08] that seems drastic. [00:09] why? [00:09] wouldn't that update everything? [00:10] yes, within the same Ubuntu version. You can look at the list of proposed upgrades, and cancel out of it if you want [00:10] mustmodify: all that will be shown to you are updates due to bug fix, or security (plus kernel ugrades) [00:16] So what time do new releases usually hit the mirrors? Midnight GMT or just throughout the day tomorrow at an arbitrary time? [00:17] apetresc: when they are deemed ready, which may happen any time [00:18] Ah okay, so not at a fixed hour [00:18] So why does apt report candidate versions? [00:18] Why not just ... install that one? [00:22] mustmodify: apt upgrade (or apt full-upgrade) *without* the -y parameter will report to you what is new, and ask you to accept/reject === bhalithan1 is now known as bhalithan [00:30] apetresc: there's an image respin going on so it will likely be later not sooner [00:34] weird, I'm having a hard time finding a list of packages that depend on libssh-4 [00:35] mustmodify: apt-cache rdepends libssh-4 [00:35] isn't that just locally? [00:35] I mean every apt package ever. [00:40] mustmodify: no, it will show you all packages in the known (to you) repositories, installed or not [00:40] right [00:40] ok [00:42] Somebody chasing the CVE there I guess [00:47] TJ-: good to know, thanks :) [01:00] hi need some help, i need to move everything that exist in a lot of folders like /folder/folder2 all to a new folder [01:01] in root there are many folders i need to move whats inside those into one === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [01:26] I just installed Ubuntu, and it keeps freezing (cursor won't respond, needs hard reboot) when I take a window full-screen or remove a window from full-screen. [01:27] Running 18.04. Hoping someone has advice or ideas of where to look. === BgLamersTeam is now known as Dreaman [01:36] Maybe the crashes have to do with running on a 4K monitor? [01:43] I'm having what appears to be xorg crashes on kubuntu; however I don't see any Xorg logs in /var/log, are they in a different place on ubuntu? [01:45] youre all SO FUCKING BLACK [01:45] GOD DAMN [01:45] can I talk about cloverOS here [01:45] oh, my mistake, they are there not sure how I missed them. [01:47] you lazy zulu fuks [01:47] i was using rc.local on 16.04 but i don't see it on 18.04 - so what am i suppose to use now? i used rc.local to start some programs [01:47] get a job? [01:48] eelstrebor, read up on using systemctl [01:51] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/MyCNhMZK4G/ <- here's an xorg log, doesn't show anything strange. Only messages in dmesg from around then are apparmor audits of mysqld for akonadi and nvidia-modeset releasing the GPU. [01:53] sosheskaz: what's your hardware, ubuntu version? [01:53] It's a custom PC build, 18.04. [01:54] Intel i5, NVIDIA GTX 970, 24GB RAM. I can pull proper specs if needed. [01:54] this should be good enough. [01:54] probably some nvidia driver issue then. [01:55] anym0us3, that's gonna take awhile - just got my server back up after a fresh re-install so i'm gonna call it a day - or something else [01:55] Yeah, I was afraid of that. [01:57] im impervious to bans/kicks/quiets/etc [01:57] eelstrebor: https://askubuntu.com/questions/886620/how-can-i-execute-command-on-startup-rc-local-alternative-on-ubuntu-16-10 [01:57] it is good way 2 live [01:58] I fuck bowling pins [01:59] `apt list --installed | grep nvidia` seems to imply nothing is installed [02:00] try typing this [02:00] sudo [02:00] sosheskaz: so you're probably using nouveau instead, which may as well cause it. [02:00] budo [02:00] so judo [02:00] wait no [02:00] its sudo budo cludo do judo [02:00] you fuck [02:01] tomeryn: Alright, I'll try installing nvidia then. [02:01] that should paste your file just fine [02:01] LOL "installing nvidia" [02:01] HUAHAHAHAAHAHAH [02:01] yeah lets download SATA [02:02] download a better CPU [02:02] /ignore lazerlemon [02:02] in case this looser starts getting in the way, just type: /ignore lazerlemon [02:02] you daft cunt [02:02] tomreyn: I stand corrected, ran `ubuntu-drivers devices. [02:02] driver : nvidia-driver-390 - distro non-free recommended [02:02] driver : xserver-xorg-video-nouveau - distro free builtin [02:02] loser? [02:02] you mean [02:02] lol [02:03] tbh trolling irc might be one of the saddest things I've ever seen === daniel is now known as Guest71321 [02:05] IM IMPERVIOUS TO KICK/BAN/QUIETS [02:05] sosheskaz: this doesn't seem to indicate which one is in use [02:05] IM SIMPLY UNTOUCHABLE NIGGUH [02:06] IM A SUCCESS CJ I CANT BE TOUCHED [02:06] sosheskaz: lspci -knn | grep -A3 VGA [02:08] tomreyn: https://pastebin.com/5XGvkPCV [02:08] how do I do judo after sudo [02:08] ? [02:09] Kernel driver in use: nouveau [02:09] + intel i915 [02:09] So modprobe out nouveau, see how it does, go from there? [02:10] sosheskaz: ^ you can try your luck with the proprietary nvidia drivers, but i'm not going to help debugging them. [02:10] *try to [02:11] tomreyn: I'm happy not dealing with them, nouveau is better supported [02:12] how do you mean "modprobe out nouveau"? it's already loaded. or do you mean rmmod? this will probably not work if / while X11 is using it. [02:13] I meant modprobe -r. [02:13] Not used to the linux DE world, I'm generally ignorant of x [02:15] i see, well then it may succeed [02:18] Switched properly to nouveau, going to try some combination of reproducing and rebooting === Guest71321 is now known as kdbeall [02:28] Well, that went poorly [02:33] A bit weird question: Is there a program that captures all audio and somehow enables you to transform it before it's captured by likes of Discord, Teamspeak, streaming software etc? [02:34] If making such program is easy enough I could just write one myself, but I'm reeeeeeeeally unfamiliar with how sound systems work on computers [02:37] Jonii: maybe look into PulseAudio features? [02:37] it supports a lot for output. maybe input as well. [02:37] tomreyn: The good news is, after switching to nouveau and back, the bug seems to have gone away and everything is running smoothly [02:37] The bad news is I'm typing this from recovery mode [02:39] sosheskaz: i can't relaly follow. why are you in recovery mode if everything is running smoothly? why do you say you don't use X but initially said you're shuffling windows around, why do you say you switched to nouveau when you apparently were using nouveau originally? [02:43] It refused to boot without going through recovery mode. But in recovery mode it's running well. I meant I don't usually touch x, so I'm not knowledgeable about it, but I'm setting this box up as a desktop so I'm using it here. And on that last point, I'm not totally sure what's going on. Before I was trying to do things via CLI, but then I found the drivers menu and used that to toggle back and forth. [02:45] I'm going to try rebooting some more and toggling some things one at a time, but I'm going to drop off of IRC. Thanks a lot for your help tomreyn, I've got some idea of where to poke now. [02:45] If anyone at all cares about my Xorg issue I tracked it down: https://www.bountysource.com/issues/50217346-systemd-logind-s-ip-sandbox-breaks-nss-nis-and-suchlike [02:45] Anybody else having trouble selecting fonts after installing nerd-fonts? [02:46] I want to use the patched "Noto Mono Nerd Fonts Mono" in GNOME Terminal, but that font is missing from the candidate font list after installing the whole nerd-fonts package. :/ [02:46] sosheskaz: good luck. note that with nvidia proprietary drivers you may need to use !nomodeset (which is automatically set by recovery) [02:47] !nomodeset | sosheskaz [02:47] sosheskaz: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter [02:47] thanks for the info, I'll keep that in mind. [03:02] need help. installed on an ssd yesterday, sharing space with a w10 install. grub just couldn't boot into w10. [03:03] Windows 10 was installed /first/ on the SSD? [03:04] yes, a while ago. [03:04] efi, so it made 4 partitions (recovery, boot/efi, misc, c:) [03:04] cyanide: did you make changes in bios / uefi before you installed ubuntu? [03:05] well i changed the boot order but that's it [03:05] to boot from the usb installer [03:05] permanently? or did you use a one time boot menu? [03:06] no i changed it back after the install. but earlier i had "Windows boot manager" selected in the efi/bios config as first boot device [03:06] i changed it to just the SSD entry as the first boot device [03:07] that allowed grub to boot, but it couldn't boot windows 10 whatever i did [03:07] for reference, my /boot is on an ext4 partition [03:08] which *.efi files do you have in /boot/efi/EFI/ubuntu/ ? [03:10] is the 'os-prober' package installed? [03:10] let me boot into the ubuntu install, be back in five. [03:12] also show: efibootmgr -v [03:18] Hey all, I'm trying to install 16.04 LTS server in QEMU using virt-manager (libvirt) and it's just going to a black screen after I choose "install ubuntu" [03:19] from the install guide it seems like I should be choosing networking/storage after this option [03:19] in the meantime I'm gonna try Ubuntu Desktop and see if it's any different === Dreaman is now known as BgLamersTeam [03:20] Does anybody know where I can find the configurations of ibus input methods? e.g. ibus-pinyin [03:20] given that the graphical ibus preferences is completely dead. [03:21] (there are questions on askubuntu.com, all complaining that the preferences window won't show when you select it from the ibus menu) [03:21] Ubuntu desktop install is indeed different, it boots to the liveCD graphical interface with the install program open [03:21] the root of the problem seems to be python-ibus missing from newer releases. [03:21] server is still blacked out [03:24] UBUNTU forever [03:33] !ping [03:33] pong! [03:44] Hi, I have this process "QtWebProcess" running on my Kubuntu with startup, What is this and for what ? [03:55] Thanks for the help folks! [04:09] good morning to all [04:12] Good afternoon Lord LotusPsychje [04:12] How are you on this fine day? [04:13] all good thank you KingPapu === bhalithan1 is now known as bhalithan === mniip_ is now known as mniip === Schnabeltierche- is now known as Schnabeltierchen [05:42] I edited my /etc/systemd/resolved.conf file to change `#DNSStubListener=yes` to `DNSStubListener=no` in an attempt to clear port 53 so I could enable pihole. I rebooted, and not only is port 53 still occupied, but I can't ping things anymore, it attempts to use IPv6 and fails. I tried changing the value back to yes, rebooted, same thing. Any ideas [05:42] how to fix this? [05:44] 18.04.1 if that's important [06:10] NickBusey: Delete the file; it will rewrite itself. [06:10] "Defaults can be restored by simply deleting this file." [07:14] morning! could someone please explain to me why netplan is "the way to go"? to me it looks like its just over complicating things [07:15] !netplan | friendlyguy [07:15] friendlyguy: Netplan is a network configuration abstraction renderer which uses YAML descriptions of a network to work with either a NetworkManager or Systemd-networkd "renderer". More information at https://netplan.io/ [07:15] yup and i dug through that [07:15] as is said it looks like its overcomplicating things [07:16] i was searching for something like "the benefit of using netplan" but i couldnt find one [07:20] friendlyguy: here's one tutorial you can have an idea a little bit: https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-restart-network-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux [07:21] i get its a additional abstraction layer that can help if one wants to setup a crazy architecture but to choose it for the majority... thats a -1 from my side. [07:21] friendlyguy: feel free to discuss that @ #ubuntu-discuss [07:25] Ubuntu 18.04 uses openjdk-11-jdk as its default Java JDK ... but I'm having trouble developing with JavaSE-1.8 in eclipse even if i specify it (seems like the javajdk package no longer ships with some of the packages) ...what do I do ? [07:27] hi guys, i have a problem with using ppa, "E: The method driver /usr/lib/apt/methods/ppa could not be found." [07:28] uros: we dont support external ppa's here mate, try to stick to the ubuntu official repos [07:29] uros: did you add a repository with https ? [07:29] Oh, i see. :) Is there a way to get NodeJS v10 from the official repos? [07:30] coraxx: can this help in any way? https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install-java-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux [07:32] uros: install it manually in your homedir for doing development. For running it in production, use docker. Installing it via apt just gets messier [07:33] geirha: great idea. will do that, thanks :) [07:33] lotus|NUC: yes ...the page does give instructions to "downgrade" an openjdk-jdk package. However I'm looking for a solution where I can develop i both environments (without reinstalling/deinstalling a package for ever time I switch between project) [07:34] *i=in [07:37] how do I make the screen reader read text inside a PDF open in Document Viewer? It only reads the title of the window and is supposed to read highlighted text inthe PDF itself, but nothing is happening? [07:37] is screen reader for ubuntu broken for PDF reading? [07:38] BlackDalek: if you find a !bug in ubuntu, please create a report === andyhuzhill_ is now known as andyhuzhill [07:39] ok. problem is not confined to PDF documents. it is ANY highlighted text in any application. It won't read highlighted text. Am I missing something is there some button I need to press to get it to read highlighted text? [07:42] lotus|NUC: thanks === capellasBlood is now known as capella|away [08:57] if I just change the netmask from 255.255.255.0 to 255.255.0.0 I should be able to connect to websites on diferent 3rd octets from me right? e.g. 192.168.1.23 can connect to 192.168.10.45 [08:57] nvm [08:57] ignore that [09:02] Is it possible to make a VPN work with a list of specific hosts? === coconut__ is now known as coconut_ === coconut_ is now known as coconut__ === alt156 is now known as alt155 [09:39] Hello. Some of our Thunderbird users had the "lightning" calendar plugin installed manually which doesn't work anymore after the latest apt update to Thunderbird 60.2.1 (#1797945). No problem for the users using the system-wide installed xul-ext-lightning. What is a safe way to remove the user installed plugins but keeping their calendar data? [09:39] #1797945 refers to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thunderbird/+bug/1797945 [09:39] Launchpad bug 1797945 in thunderbird (Ubuntu) "Lightning incompatible with Thunderbird 60.2.1" [High,Invalid] [09:44] I've got an rsync problem where it hangs randomly on select(). Specifying --timeout does not help; -- full command is `rsync -avvvz --delete --links --perms --owner --group --times --stats -e 'ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null' --log-file=rsync.log --exclude-from=exclude.txt --timeout=600 user@host:/folder/ /folder/` .. Permissions are not an issue here. Any suggestions ? === Irritiable|LT_gh is now known as TESTINGASFAS === TESTINGASFAS is now known as Irritiable|LT [10:02] hi [10:14] !info java [10:14] Package java does not exist in bionic [10:14] what's the Java version in bionic? 10 or still 9? [10:14] !info openjdk [10:14] Package openjdk does not exist in bionic [10:15] TheGrumpyScot: with UserKnownHostsFile opt, does it ask you to confirm the remote key (it should)? [10:15] packages.ubuntu.com isn't reachable here... [10:16] blackflow: No; this is an operation that we've run successfully for years from different boxes with the same rack; all ssh keys are fully setup correctly [10:19] TheGrumpyScot: in that case, with all else constant, the only variable is the network / connection, no? [10:19] !info default-jre [10:19] default-jre (source: java-common (0.63ubuntu1~02)): Standard Java or Java compatible Runtime. In component main, is optional. Version 2:1.10-63ubuntu1~02 (bionic), package size 1 kB, installed size 6 kB === capella|away is now known as capellasBlood [10:20] !info openjdk-11-jre-headless [10:20] openjdk-11-jre-headless (source: openjdk-lts): OpenJDK Java runtime, using Hotspot JIT (headless). In component main, is optional. Version 10.0.2+13-1ubuntu0.18.04.2 (bionic), package size 38387 kB, installed size 170365 kB [10:21] blackflow: well as it hangs on a select statement that would seem a valid deduction however a) there are plenty of free ephemeral ports; b) there are other communication protocols between the two boxes (tested with and without) and c) this is a fresh install of the OS. [10:22] TheGrumpyScot: if you added -v to ssh options, where's that logged? stdout or rsync.log ? [10:22] TheGrumpyScot: or in other words, did you check with -v to ssh opts? [10:23] blackflow: honestly not sure; I'll try that and see what the result is [10:32] blackflow: unfortunately -v produces no discernable output outside of a line in auth.log as expected [10:34] TheGrumpyScot: and using the same options, you can connect via ssh directly? [10:34] blackflow: oddly, I run multiple rsyncs on this setup; only this one (which is the main backup) fails - the rest operate on small folders without issue [10:34] TheGrumpyScot: also, anotehr less obvious thing, is there rsync on the other end? it should be installed there too [10:37] !isitoutyet [10:37] The cosmonaut has not landed. [10:37] blackflow: rsync is installed across the board on all these boxes; though some are older than others so the versions will differ. [10:38] blackflow: and stripping the ssh potions of the command yields the same result - a hang after a random time on select() [10:42] isn't select() essentially how programs like rsync wait for incoming network traffic? [10:42] maybe it's a network problem [10:43] mgedmin: we considered that, however this is only one of many rsyncs that communicate with other boxes in the rack; therefore we are confident is clearing network from the list of possibles. [10:47] !noitisnotoutyet [10:50] <[diablo]> afternoon guys... sorry , possibly a much asked Q ... what time would we expect to see the ISO's for 18.10 out please? [10:50] TheGrumpyScot: when the hang occurs, can you see a rsync process on the remote machine? is it doing anything? (strace could be helpful) [10:51] mgedmin: Yes, the process is there; all see if I can grab a strace -- -p sufficient ? [10:51] should be, I think [10:52] TheGrumpyScot: can you connect via ssh directly? [10:53] blackflow: yes [10:53] [diablo]: in ubuntu wiki is only a date given without hours. And that's probably what all of us know here. [10:55] MTU problems might mean interactive ssh works fine but bulk file transfers don't, but this is probably not the case here given all the other information [10:55] [diablo], wait for it in #ubuntu-release-party [10:55] mgedmin: strace yields ``select(8, [], [7], [], {tv_sec=35, tv_usec=794584}`` on the client, (the one instigating the command) and ``select(1, [0], [], [0], {tv_sec=23, tv_usec=821900}`` on the server [10:55] <[diablo]> hi OerHeks [10:55] <[diablo]> ok [10:55] <[diablo]> cheers [10:55] so both ends are waiting for the other one? [10:56] mgedmin: my understanding of strace while limited ... suggests that is the case yes [10:56] TheGrumpyScot: have you tried tcpdump and/or wireshark? [10:56] TheGrumpyScot: -e 'ssh -v' option to rsync should've produced a lot of output to stderr. remove that --log-file, perhaps that's blocking it [10:57] mgedmin: no; those are a bit of my normal reach for "goto" tools [10:58] TheGrumpyScot: ok, a quick test to rule out MTU problems would be to try ping between the two machines using large packets, like ping -s 2000 [10:59] mgedmin: ping -s 2000 works perfectly [10:59] in both directions in fact [10:59] as for tcpdump, if this is indeed a network problem, I would expect to see packet retransmits that don't get acknowledgement, one on end [10:59] k, the ping makes network problems unlikely... [11:00] so we have here rsync -> ssh -> network -> sshd -> rsync [11:00] hi everybody! How do you package a source package in snap for ubuntu? Is it possible to transform an appimage package into a snap package? [11:00] the rsyncs are both waiting [11:00] maybe the ssh is failing to pass packets along? [11:01] mgedmin: makes no sense when other rsync's from the same box with simply different exclusions and folders work fine [11:01] maybe strace the ssh child of the client rsync? [11:01] Hello, I have a cluster with 1 master node and 16 slave nodes. All the nodes have two network interfaces. The master has a public ip address, and can access the internet. So, how can I make the slave nodes to access the internet? thanks [11:01] TheGrumpyScot: -e 'ssh -v' should produce outupt. if it doesn't, your rsync isn't even trying ssh and is somehow broken [11:01] yeah, I'm grasping at straws and trying to be systematic in ruling out everything that could possibly not work [11:02] afancy: well, you could set up SNAT (aka IP masquerading) on the master node [11:03] there used to be an ubuntu package called ipmasq that did that automatically, but it seems it's gone (or I'm misremembering its name) [11:03] there should be tutorials on the internet [11:05] mgedmin: can it also done by setting the iptables, e.g. forward ? [11:05] afancy: the SNAT _is_ via iptables [11:05] that's the how [11:05] you need one iptables rule to do SNAT and you need to tweak one sysctl to enable IP forwarding in the kernel [11:07] mgedmin: thanks. Have any examples? [11:08] not at hand, which is why I suggested googling for tutorials [11:09] blackflow: https://node86.com/pastebin/cj11d [11:10] huh [11:10] mgedmin: would it also be possible that from the external network to access one of the slave node in my internal network? [11:11] mgedmin: I mean using iptables SNAT [11:11] TheGrumpyScot: okay, ssh works, the problem is likely in those rsync options. can you try a simple rsync of a dir? rsync -vae ssh remote:/path/from/ /local/path/to/ ? [11:11] afancy: you'd need DNAT (port forwarding) for that [11:12] it's also done using iptables rules in the nat table [11:12] mgeadmin: i see. Sound really great! [11:12] TheGrumpyScot: could the server rsync be blocked on reading from disk rather than on waiting for the network? [11:12] or maybe the client blocked on writing to disk? [11:12] what's fd 7 pointig to on the client rsync? [11:12] mgedmin: TheGrumpyScot: that'd be my next suggestion, it's taking time to find all the diffs etc... [11:13] mgeadmin: because, i want to use docker to provide service, instead using the cloud platfrom to create VM [11:13] the server rsync was waiting for fd 0, which is stdin, which is how sshd passes the network stream to it [11:15] blackflow: mgedmin: using a simple rsync -avz :/folder/ /folder/ works; the client is zero disk activity or as next to zero as I can make it outside of system level jobs and me ssh'd into the box. The server; well that's a different matter; it's under a fair bit of load [11:16] TheGrumpyScot: so then that combo of options somehow borks it. I'd suggest adding them one by one and see when it starts hanging [11:18] blackflow: not really an ideal test as these are production level boxes; copying files for instance without the permissions, groups, times etc would mean recopying the whole lot over at a later date - something that from scratch takes several days [11:18] if rsync didn't hang it could fix the permissions in place without copying all the data (just checksumming it, or you can even make it assume the contents are the same if the file size matches iirc) [11:19] blackflow: and as the identical options work for other rsyncs ... I'm not sure what conclusion we could draw from that [11:19] Is there a shortcut for 16.04 where I can focus a window and then move it ot a workspace? [11:19] *to [11:19] TheGrumpyScot: it simply takes time to prepare the list and start syncing? Did you try stracing or otherwise observing the rsync process on the remote side? [11:20] TheGrumpyScot: meanwhile, at that scale, I'd wholeheartedly recommend you using zfs or btrfs and its snapshots for moving large backups like that. We have over a terabyte in several milion files, doing backups every 5 minutes. If that was rsync, one run would take halfa day just to find diffs.... [11:20] Hi guys. I'm about to shrink+copy my hdd partitions to a new ssd. I was wondering why it is often suggested to use dd for that job, when I just as well can use gparted - or can I? I use gparted anyway for shrinking it to the right size, why not coyping the partitions with it as well? [11:21] blackflow: starts almost immediately as we are not using any funky options [11:21] adac: there are customizable shortcuts for moving the current window to next/prev workspace (and also workspaces 1 through 12); I don't rememeber the default bindings for those actions [11:21] mgedmin, ok I see. but there is no default shortcut right? [11:21] blackflow: oh I agree with the concept -- getting the boss to understand the need however is a whole new kettle of fish [11:22] * TheGrumpyScot looks around ... just in case :D [11:22] TheGrumpyScot: well there's only so much a tool can do. But, confirm by stracing or otherwise looking into the rsync process on the remote side, what is it doing. [11:23] TheGrumpyScot: (because rsync -vae ssh .... will start a rsync process onthe other side too) [11:23] blackflow: yes, though catching the process before it hangs is tricky .. I'll give it a go however [11:23] blackflow: if you check backlog you'll see strace showing select() on both rsyncs, one for reading fd 0, one for writing fd 7 [11:25] mgedmin: I didn't catch that. so strace on remote end shows rsync hanging on select too? [11:25] I get the feeling both are waiting for each other ? [11:25] hi everybody! How do you package a source package in snap for ubuntu? Is it possible to transform an appimage package into a snap package? [11:31] Is it true that ext4 support for dropbox runs out? [11:39] mgedmin: could you help me here? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/SCnvXKQJsM/ [11:40] afancy: --to-source needs two -, not one [11:48] mgedmin: thanks! but it still not work after adding this new rule: see https://i.imgur.com/OBAc1ri.png [11:51] mgedmin: 192.38.83.152 is my public ip address in the master node, that can access or be accessed from the external network. [11:51] hi [11:51] is there a way to boost application startup speed ? [11:52] mgedmin: 192.168.0.1/24 is my internal network [11:53] hi I want to disable suspend in Ubuntu 18.04 so my lap top does not go to sleep, but it seems actually its not quite so simple as just that. also running unity 7 in it [11:54] sebsebseb: you want to do what ? [11:55] barc0d4: I want to stop my lap top from suspending [11:55] thought I had disabled someting, but still did it [11:57] sebsebseb: what steps have you already taken to disable it? [11:57] Hi all [11:57] I addedd ppa of python3.7 to install on ubuntu 16.4 'Hit:4 http://ppa.launchpad.net/jonathonf/python-3.7/ubuntu xenial InRelease' but python3.7 don't have to install, why? [11:58] # apt-cache search python3.7 [11:58] python3-gdbm - GNU dbm database support for Python 3.x [11:58] python3-tk - Tkinter - Writing Tk applications with Python 3.x [11:58] There just this ^two packages. [11:58] I used this ppa: # apt-cache search python3.7 [11:58] python3-gdbm - GNU dbm database support for Python 3.x [11:58] python3-tk - Tkinter - Writing Tk applications with Python 3.x [11:58] sorry [11:58] I used this ppa: https://launchpad.net/~jonathonf/+archive/ubuntu/python-3.7/+packages [11:59] afancy: have you enabled the ipv4_forwarding sysctl? [12:00] TJ-: settings and then went to brightness and lock and disaabled two things [12:01] sebsebseb: so go to setting >> power option and uncheck suspend [12:01] barc0d4: where is power option ? [12:01] sebsebseb: I suspect you may need to disable systemd's suspend function too [12:02] sebsebseb: XFCE Power Management? :D [12:02] normally I am ok with suspend, but today I would want it disabled [12:02] sebsebseb: Setting or system profrencess [12:02] sebsebseb: I think the power-managment functions of the OS itself (not the GUI) are going to kick in [12:02] I did put in Unity 7 but that still opens up the GNOME 3 settings I belilve [12:03] yes in system settings [12:03] I don't see much [12:03] for this [12:03] dont use unity when there is useable DMs out there apt install xfce4 [12:03] plm: did you "sudo apt update" after adding the PPA? [12:03] barc0d4: no I have never been that keen on XFCE after many years of Linux useage [12:04] TJ-: yes [12:04] TJ-: I triyng to remove ppa of 3.6 from sources.list.d and try again [12:04] I got a like d on't turn screne off otopn [12:04] and that'sa bout it [12:04] brightness and ock [12:05] sebsebseb: why ? it's too easy to use and config [12:05] barc0d4: I prefereded GNOME 2 back in the day [12:05] Mate is good now as well [12:05] brandonkal: XFCE just wasn't quite it [12:05] plm: is this on amd64 architecture? I see the packages in the pool at http://ppa.launchpad.net/jonathonf/python-3.7/ubuntu/pool/main/p/python3.7/?C=M;O=D [12:05] !ot | barc0d4 [12:06] barc0d4: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [12:06] hey all, got a slight issue here... I was following this guide (https://www.ostechnix.com/create-list-installed-packages-install-later-list-centos-ubuntu/) but at the step to reinstall I'm getting this: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/YP3TJ4Phj5/ any ideas? [12:06] TJ-: is that ARMv7 arch, but 'Hit:4 http://ppa.launchpad.net/jonathonf/python-3.7/ubuntu xenial InRelease' say that package is for armhf too, xenial and bionic [12:06] TJ-: system d might be taking an effect yes [12:06] it's all my opinion dont be jelus haha [12:07] TJ-: look log http://dpaste.com/08Q43DQ [12:07] gartral: try apt-get update and then try dpkg --set-sellections again? [12:07] brandonkal: well mine is that XFCE mostly isn't that good ! [12:07] for barc0d4 [12:07] apt-get update should rebuild your /var/lib/dpkg/available [12:07] ubottu: i registerd dude [12:07] barc0d4: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [12:08] did with apt, not apt-get... [12:08] ubottu: i know you are bot hahah [12:08] barc0d4: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [12:08] TJ-: that http://ppa.launchpad.net/jonathonf/python-3.7/ubuntu/pool/main/p/python3.7/?C=M;O=D [12:08] TJ-: has for armvhf there [12:08] mgedmin: no change [12:08] huh, and did apt update complain about anything? what's in your sources.list? [12:09] plm: your system will only fetch the release files for the architecture configured on the host, seen by "dpkg --print-architecture" and "dpkg --print-foreign-architectures" [12:09] mgedmin: no complaints, sources.list has ubuntu repos all enabled and retroarch [12:10] plm: I see the amd64 packages there in the PPA's pool [12:10] plm: what does "apt-cache policy python3.7" report ? [12:10] TJ-: root@deskdev-pi:~# apt-cache policy python3.7 [12:10] N: Unable to locate package python3.7 [12:10] N: Couldn't find any package by glob 'python3.7' [12:10] mgedmin: thanks for your advice. after set the ipv4 forward, I could succefully to access the internet from the slave nodes. Thanks [12:10] N: Couldn't find any package by regex 'python3.7' [12:11] Ubuntu's 18.10 look is amazing, just upgraded. Nice job on the UI, holy cow [12:11] mgedmin: if I manually try to install a package, it installs fine [12:11] gartral: does apt-cache policy apache2 know about the apache2 package? [12:11] TJ-: "dpkg --print-architecture" show 'armv7' [12:11] vitimiti: its not out just yet in final I belive [12:11] I just upgraded it :D [12:11] vitimiti: what is different that's amazing [12:11] TJ-: armhf [12:11] TJ-: root@deskdev-pi:~# dpkg --print-architecture [12:11] armhf [12:11] Well, they have changed the theme from the old adwaita, it's flatter and more sober, I just love it [12:12] mgedmin: yep, info of installed (none) and available versions [12:12] vitimiti: so a minor theme change then [12:12] gartral: then I'm out of ideas [12:12] A theme change, yes, but I love the theme change [12:12] TJ-: anyway, here show that that ppa has for armhf: https://launchpad.net/~jonathonf/+archive/ubuntu/python-3.7 [12:12] gartral: unless the new list of errors is shorter and e.g. only lists packages with :i386 in the name? [12:12] TJ-: https://launchpad.net/~jonathonf/+archive/ubuntu/python-3.7/+build/15314634 [12:12] gartral: and you're on a 64-bit install and haven't enabled multiarch yet? [12:13] * sebsebseb might have to switch into GNOME Sell temporially for today, since the above issue hmm [12:13] It is a community theme, actually, the Yuru theme for GTK, I like it [12:13] Yaru* [12:13] vitimiti: so is that not the default ubuntu 18.10 theme ? [12:13] mgedmin: negative, but I haven't enabled multiarch yet [12:14] gartral: I mean if it's still complaining about apache2, then multiarch is not your problem [12:14]