[00:06] does bluetooth work on ubuntu 18.04? on the settings screen for bluetooth i watch it go from being on to being off to being on to being off again and just keeps cycling like that [00:06] I can access remotely now [00:08] wasanzy: great. please write my nickname when you would like to get my attention, [00:08] ^ like i just did with you [00:08] so you said you took over management of this server form someone else, right? do you know why it runs this older kernel? do you know which services it runs? [00:09] tomreyn: ok noted [00:10] tomreyn: The server is actually not a public facing one and the services are internal. They software run on them does not support most current kernels too [00:11] one reason we are migrating to another server and boom the issue [00:12] wasanzy: user space software which does not support kernel updates? this sounds interesting, can you tell more about it? [00:12] "interesting" as in, this should not exist. [00:13] they are customed programs for managing fatigue [00:13] we have client devices in vehicles that sends events to this server [00:14] human fatigue? does it give you little electro shocks when you are about to fall asleept? ;-) [00:14] okay, let's not discuss the details [00:14] tomreyn: Any idea what I should do next? [00:15] tomreyn: yes human, it can cause your seat to vibrate [00:15] this sounds nicer [00:15] so you're actuall yin a gold mine and this is for the drivers of these super huge trucks, i guess [00:15] yes [00:16] wasanzy: normally i would now guide you through the process of replacing this curom kernel you have installed to run the one which is default for this ubuntu release [00:16] *custom kernel [00:16] but you are saying you can't run this if i got you right? [00:17] We can give it a try [00:17] i.e. i suspect it's a bug with this kernel version you have there [00:17] the server is already down [00:17] the server is down? you mean the service is not working currently, right? [00:17] but the server is still powered on? [00:17] apt-get can't get to the internet though [00:18] yea server up services down [00:18] so is this server generally not able to treach the internet, or is it a matter of configuration? [00:18] Hi [00:18] Tomreyn, are u always here? [00:18] I think I will have to add DNS [00:18] let me try [00:19] Sir_Andrei: no, still mostly human [00:19] Oh, nice. [00:19] # apt-get update Ign http://us.archive.ubuntu.com trusty InRelease 10% [Working] [00:20] wasanzy: very well. then once it worked, you can: sudo apt-get -sfV dist-upgrade 2>&! | nc termbin.com 9999 [00:21] wasanzy: actually it'd be good to see the apt-get update, too: sudo apt-get update 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999 [00:21] termbin.com is a pastebin service, stores what you send to it with netcat (nc), returning a url so you can show it to me. [00:22] alternatively you could install the "pastebinit" utility [00:22] !pastebinit [00:22] pastebinit is the command-line equivalent of !pastebin - Command output, or other text can be redirected to pastebinit, which then reports an URL containing the output - To use pastebinit, install the « pastebinit » package from a package manager - Simple usage: command | pastebinit [00:22] tomreyn: I mounted the filesystem as rw but still I can't edit any file [00:22] shows as read-only [00:22] wasanzy: which file system exactly, / ? [00:23] can you: mount | nc termbin.com 9999 [00:24] tomreyn: works now [00:24] I can run apt-get now [00:25] okay, let me know when you got some output to look at [00:25] ok [00:25] sudo apt-get update 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999 ; sudo apt-get -sfV dist-upgrade 2>&! | nc termbin.com 9999 [00:25] sudo apt-get update 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999 ; sudo apt-get -sfV dist-upgrade 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999 [00:25] ^^typo fixed [00:25] ok [00:26] the dist-upgrade is just simulated (-s), it doesn'T actually do it [00:27] for some reason, I can run apt-get but I can't resolve domains so the error: nc: getaddrinfo: Name or service not known [00:27] so you got a dns issue there [00:28] does this work? "ping -c3 1.1.1.1" [00:28] if it does, does this also work? ping abc.de [00:29] dns-nameservers? [00:29] the's the name of an option you'd set in /etc/network/interfaces [00:30] what is your actual question? [00:30] nameservers are usually configured either there or in /etc/resolv.conf [00:30] at least on ubuntu 14.04 [00:31] Anyone can please help me figure why when i start gnome-terminal inside a vnc session it apears in the xsession i have running outside of vnc ? Any clues will be appreciated [00:31] i checked the DISPLAY inside vnc and it points to the right place [00:32] xyes works .. but not gnome-terminal [00:32] so is xterm [00:32] meaning xterm/xeyes both launch inside the vnc xsession [00:33] command apt-get update 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999 ; sudo apt-get -sfV dist-upgrade 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999 still running, no output yet, tomreyn [00:33] dos000: the DISPLAY variable should match the VNC sessions'. you are probaly using ssh with X forwarding and so apoplication output is forwarded directly on ssh but not within vnc [00:33] i even tried passin `--display=:2` to gnome-terminal with no success [00:34] dos000: maybe just try setting up the ssh connection with out X forwarding if you dont striclty need it. [00:34] tomreyn: i verified the DISPLAY match the vnc session [00:34] wasanzy: so can you resolve domain names, yet? [00:34] yes [00:34] tomreyn: let me restart the vnc server without ssh .. [00:35] # ping abc.de PING abc.de (213.238.32.180) 56(84) bytes of data [00:36] dos000: you can also: ssh -o 'ForwardX11 no' myserver.lan [00:36] wasanzy: it would always output this one line whether or not it worked. [00:36] wasanzy: but i trust you if you say its working. no need to proove [00:37] wasanzy: still, the apt commands should long have been done [00:37] it is done [00:38] but no output to the screen [00:38] can you: echo "hello world" | nc termbin.com 9999 [00:38] does this return a http address? [00:38] is it possible ubuntu 18 04 01 is simply not meant for laptop, i have a 35watt intel laptop with a new 6 cell battery and it appears ubuntu is going to kill the battery in aproxhours [00:38] tomreyn: i just realised something funny .. both DISPLAY in vnc and the normal session are both using :2 .. lemme restart this machine . i have no clue what happened here. [00:38] the battery willl last 4 hours in windows [00:38] Thank yo uso much for your help !!! [00:39] dos000: welcome, good luck [00:39] tomreyn: taking forever to complete [00:39] wasanzy: well then i think dns is still not working. or you got routing issues. [00:39] or dns works but you are firewalled so you can't reach the target [00:40] can you run: host termbin.com [00:40] what does it return? [00:40] I think firewall [00:40] thinking is good, knowing is better [00:40] termbin.com has address 5.39.93.71 termbin.com mail is handled by 0 solusipse.net. [00:41] ok dns works [00:41] I don't control the firewall, the I.T guys for the mine does [00:41] nc -vv termbin.com 9999 [00:41] Great: apt broke itself the second time "apt-utils : Depends: apt (= 1.6.3ubuntu0.1) but 1.6.6 is installed" [00:42] wasanzy: you're right, port 9999 is likely an issue in an enterprise environment. [00:42] does ubuntu offer a laptop version of iotself? [00:42] itself [00:42] the dfesktop version does not know how to dim the display [00:42] wasanzy: but apot-get update seems to work fine, you said? if so, can you: sudo apt-get install pastebinit [00:44] tomreyn: installed [00:44] balsaq: there's no separate variant for laptops, the desktop one usually works. if it doesn't work for you, try to get a better idea of what is not pokriung properly, then search the web for solutions and workarounds and file a bug if none exists. [00:44] wasanzy: echo "hello world" | pastebinit [00:45] wasanzy:does this return a URL? [00:45] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/j4HWTf5vdt/ [00:46] wasanzy: yeay so this works. now do: sudo apt-get update 2>&1 | pastebinit ; sudo apt-get -sfV dist-upgrade 2>&1 | pastebinit [00:46] this should return 2 urls [00:47] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/dRsQMZXC54/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/MGw8WGPCH4/ [00:48] ubuntu deskptop does not know how to dim a displayu on a laptop [00:48] they simply did not code it in i tried all the commands [00:48] wasanzy: then: pastebinit /etc/fstab; pastebinit <( cat /proc/version; cat/proc/cmdline; echo; dpkg -l linux-image\* ; ) [00:49] so its killing my battery dsince the display is so bright [00:49] balsaq: i think you generalizting things based on your experience with a single device. [00:49] i doesnt work [00:49] http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/SF9QVknZH7/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/QnDbqPQyWP/ [00:49] i have also found others saying same thing looking baclk for YEARS [00:49] tomreyn: ^ [00:49] they have been leaving it out for many years [00:50] wasanzy: so that's quite some pending updates you have. i can't decide for you whether it's the right time to install them now. but generally you should do it soon, probably within a regular maintenance. [00:50] I should do it now [00:51] you know how? [00:51] this could time? [00:51] apt-get upgrade? [00:51] here is a complaint form 2.5 years ago about the same thing https://askubuntu.com/questions/762764/cant-change-brightness-in-ubuntu-16-04-lts [00:52] wasanzy: i would run: sudo apt dist-upgrade [00:53] wasanzy: i would run: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [00:53] ^ sorry, this rather [00:53] i'm not sure there is the "apt" command in 14.04 [00:53] ok [00:53] let me do that now [00:54] also i should point out that 14.04 will be end of life next year [00:54] balsaq: it can happen. Different hardware, different behaviour. Your best option is to open a bug on it [00:54] wasanzy: but i think you already said you have plans to migrate the application [00:54] yes [00:55] as it stands now, can I boot the machine successfully without upgrading? [00:55] i did open a bug on it but i see ppl telling them about for years now [00:55] they dont care [00:55] ... [00:56] i wonder of this is because im running only linux drivers and no proprietary [00:56] balsaq: again: different hardware, different behaviour [00:56] wasanzy: i don't think we have solved the issue with network mounting, yet. my hope is that a kernel update will fix it. however, what is puzzling me is the kernel version it plans to upgrade to. [00:56] * balsaq plays the air violien... [00:56] balsaq: now, that's enough [00:57] sorry spelled that wrong it violin i think [00:57] can't I disable any network mounting in single mode? I have the shell now [00:57] wasanzy: so the upgrade you're doing now will bring the kernel to: linux-image-3.19.0-80-generic (3.19.0-80.88~14.04.1) [00:57] balsaq: I am trying to tell you to please stop. [00:58] tomreyn: Ok [00:58] ok .. i did reboot and now my vnc is on :2 and the normal xsession is on :1 .. but still doing gnome-terminal --display=:2 inside the vnc sessions opens it in :1 :( [00:58] wasanzy: oh single mode is before network is brought up so yes you should be able to boot to recovery as we just did just fine === JoseeAntonioR is now known as jose [00:59] wasanzy: but this is not the default boot option, and you can only remote control the system from outside the server after you brought up networking. and the application only works after you brought up networking. you are asking because you need to minimize downtime, i suppose? [00:59] tomreyn: ok, but I can't disable the network mount and reboot? [01:00] i'll see if i can find out how to do this [01:00] tomreyn: yes I wan to minimize downtime [01:01] uuh this is the vivid lts kernel. surely this one hasn't been supported in a long time [01:01] !vivid [01:01] Ubuntu 15.04 (Vivid Vervet) was the 22nd release of Ubuntu. Support ended on February 4, 2016. See !eol and https://ubottu.com/y/vivid [01:01] i mean the vivid HWE kernel [01:01] !hwe [01:01] The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [01:02] so we should install another kernel image. either the latest hwe kernel available, or the older (but still maintained) general availability (GA) kernel [01:03] is it best to update using the software updater [01:03] balsaq: it doesnt matter [01:03] ok [01:04] tomreyn: ok [01:04] wasanzy: i suggest you: sudo apt install linux-image-generic linux-image-hwe-generic-trusty [01:05] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/94XnXnRrBz/ <--- this is what i get as an error now [01:05] wasanzy: this will add these two kernels, a newer and and older one than you currently run. both are still supported, and you can choose which one to boot at the grub menu [01:06] ok good [01:06] am doing that [01:07] wasanzy: to bring up the grub menu at boot, hold down shift. to choose these (non 3.19.x) kernels you can enter "Advanced" there [01:07] i hope one of those will fix this issue. [01:07] this would be the proper fix. if this doesn't work we'll need to find out how to disable the network mount script [01:08] tomreyn: the grub loader comes automatically. and also I don't see any ntfs service running on the system [01:09] wasanzy: "ntfs service"? i don'T think i mentioned this. [01:09] did you? [01:10] tomreyn: you didn't I did, I was thinking it was part of the problem [01:11] wasanzy: ntfs is the 'NT file system' of windows. i don't see hwo this is related to this issue. [01:12] wasanzy: what we are trying to solve here is that the system gets stuck booting with the "Starting Mount network filesystems" message on screen. [01:12] ... in my understanding [01:12] that is true [01:12] which is related to /etc/init/mountall-net.conf [01:14] yes this is it: /etc/init/mountall-net.conf [01:14] whats the easiest way to remove all my .gnome settings ? i upgraded this machine from an old ubuntu version [01:15] would `rm -rf ~/.config/gnome*` do it ? [01:16] tomreyn: installation done, I will try rebooting [01:17] tomreyn: what will happen if I comment out the entry: start on net-device-up in /etc/init/mountall-net.conf ? [01:18] wasanzy: i would not do it just not, since you want to know whethe rthe kernel update fixed it or your changes to this file did [01:18] ok [01:18] rebooting [01:19] so better just reboot into a supported kernel for now, then the other supported kernel if the first one did not work. and [01:19] .. then we can still edit the file if it's still not working [01:22] wasanzy: here's a replacement for /etc/init/mountall-net.conf in case you should need it: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/NyPKz7mZYD/ [01:25] tomreyn: I need it because the kernel install didn't solve it [01:25] wasanzy: so neither of the two newly added kernels fixes it? [01:29] tomreyn: v4 fixed it [01:29] if so, boot into the recovery shell again, configure the network manually (if you want to download the replacement file), move the existing /etc/init/mountall-net.conf out of the way and place my replacement there, then boot again. [01:29] oh nice [01:30] tomreyn: it took sometime but finally boot [01:30] I will want to disable the network filesystem mounting so I will add your script [01:30] wasanzy: so for all we know this is a bug in the older kernels. it's quite bad if it affects the GA kernel, but the one you used to run may well be affected by many bugs, including numerous security vulnerabilities. [01:32] yes sure [01:33] wasanzy: it's also here in case you'd like to wget it: http://termbin.com/4u64 [01:34] unfortunatley this doesn't work over SSL. well it does, but verifying the certificate will fail. [01:35] anyways, you can just: sudo mv /etc/init/{,.}mountall-net.conf ; wget http://termbin.com/4u64 | sudo tee /etc/init/mountall-net.conf [01:36] anyways, you can just: sudo mv /etc/init/{,.}mountall-net.conf ; wget -O- http://termbin.com/4u64 | sudo tee /etc/init/mountall-net.conf [01:36] ^ fixed [01:38] tomreyn: thank you very much. I really appreciate your support. [01:38] I wish to keep in touch with you, I have a lot to learn from you [01:38] wasanzy: you're welcome. let's hope none of your drivers have fallen asleep. [01:39] Yes, am hoping too [01:39] wasanzy: you can come here and ask your questions, sometimes i'm around, often someone else is, and several regulars here know more than i do. [01:43] wasanzy: you're right in that we should probably have taken the approach to move this file out of the way immediately, which would probably have allowed you to have a muc shorter maintenance. but then this would only have been a worse workaround than to run a supported kernel image (which seems to be the actual fix, not a workaround). [01:43] wasanzy: i recommend you either uninstall the kernel images you don't want to use now or to set which one to boot by default so that this system is reboot safe. [01:44] https://askubuntu.com/questions/216398/set-older-kernel-as-default-grub-entry discusses how to do thi [01:44] s [01:45] tomreyn: That is fine, thanks a lot [01:45] it has given me an experience [01:45] you're welcome. and keep in mind this system will be end of life in april. ;) [01:46] yea, we are replacing it with 16.04 [01:46] 18.04 is out, too ;) [01:46] also LTS [01:46] yea the app can't work with 18.04 [01:47] oh and i recommend you look into configuring dell drac for out of band management / remote access [01:47] yea sure [01:47] less walking into the server room ;) [01:53] tomreyn sorry yesterday i feel sleep bro [01:54] u ask me if my linux is fully patch [02:13] cyborgjedi: i don't remember the details, you'd need to sum it up again. [02:13] libcurl [02:14] this is possibly the name of a package, not a summary of what the issue is about or what you're like to do and where / which environment. [02:14] i was installing ncmpcpp with mpd using brew [02:14] and i get an error on return [02:14] that i need libcurl [02:14] but ubuntu dont recognize it [02:15] brew? i know this exists on os x, does it exist on linux, too? [02:17] yes [02:17] is perfect on linux [02:17] ok http://linuxbrew.sh/ suggests it does. [02:18] which ubuntu version do you run? [02:18] last one [02:19] 18.04 [02:19] the latest (not last one, i hope) is 18.10 [02:19] if you run 18.04 lts, you can just sudo apt install ncmpcpp [02:20] 18.10 still beta [02:20] bro [02:20] !18.10 [02:20] Ubuntu 18.10 (Cosmic Cuttlefish) will be the 29th release of Ubuntu. Release annoucement at https://markshuttleworth.com/archives/1521 [02:20] okay we should edit this [02:21] it was released this month [02:21] oh ok [02:21] cool [02:23] 18.10 is not an lts release. it also doesn'T provide this package [02:28] so what distro you can suggest me to use [02:28] What do you plan to do? How experienced are you? [02:29] What are your system specs? [02:29] i advance but many times i dont use my laptop [02:30] im have different jobs [02:30] tire shop thats what i do now [02:30] but i have done to much with ubuntu [02:38] cyborgjedi: it's available in all supported releases, i was mistaken there https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=ncmpcpp [02:49] $gnome-terminal -p gives this `GNOME_TERMINAL_SERVICE=:1.102` <--- anyone know what this srvice is meant to do ? [02:54] hello, im having issues getting my ssh keys added on login. everytime i open a new terminal, i have to add my keys manually. [02:59] Hi [02:59] People, when I upgrade my computer said: Correcting dependencies... Done, no problem with that. [02:59] My problem is I have that into a script and it asks for confirmation. [03:00] How can I automate this confirmation? [03:00] I mean, kinda -y or something like that. [03:03] Sir_Andrei: what? [03:06] Kaiser, Well, I'm the autor of a script called xubucleaner.sh [03:06] I have it on my Github. [03:07] Well, I want something like a -y to automatically confirm "Correcting dependencies..." message when uprgrading. [03:07] dude [03:07] what [03:16] i kno tomreyn the problem is that becasue that library not work perfect [03:31] any good command to dump midi file information? like tracks/sequences [03:35] found one, mftext in abcmidi === andyhuzhill_ is now known as andyhuzhill === fishfox__ is now known as fishfox === andyhuzhill_ is now known as andyhuzhill [03:46] Where should I go to ask about S/MIME and Thunderbird? #thunderbird only has 15 people so that can't be it... [03:47] is 4.18 officially out for 18.04? [03:47] i've been using rc build for hades canyon nuc. but i hear that 18.10 has support for it because it's on 4.18 officially [03:47] to installed just type sudo apt install mime [03:48] and sudo apt install thunderbird [03:48] foureight84: linux 4.18 wont be available via HWE on 18.04 until february. [03:49] foureight84, HWE kernel upgrades start at 18.04.2 I believe; we're at 18.04.1 only currently [03:49] tomreyn, i see. so there's no way to even manually install officially signed kernels? [03:49] why bro [03:50] foureight84: 'proposed' has the hwe package already, but i'm not sure whether it's secureboot signed. [03:50] because hades caynon has the new vega m integrated chip. doesn't work properly on 4.15 [03:52] foureight84, I've a 18.04 box using 4.18 kernel (kernel team ppa), so yes it's possible, but its for testing purposes, not production [03:52] guys is true that deepin linux has a malware [03:52] yea [03:52] i'm actually on 4.19rc4 [03:53] !deepin [03:53] but i am looking for secureboot signed 4.18 which isn't available [03:55] foureight84: i suspect ubuntu 18.10 provides secureboot signed 4.18, but as to whether that's enough motivation to upgrade ymmv [03:55] maybe just disable secureboot for now [03:55] yes deepin [03:55] tomreyn, yea i suspect that it does too but i don't want to upgrade it [03:55] i saw a video [03:56] cyborgjedi: we only support ubuntu here [03:56] i know [03:56] i was just curious [03:56] about me [03:56] ok there is #ubuntu-offtopic [04:02] i find it odd that 18.10 gets 4.18 official support but 18.04 won't be available until february. i don't understand the reason behind it [04:02] !latest [04:02] Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. === capella|away is now known as capellaGoesBOO === capellaGoesBOO is now known as capellasGloom [04:08] I am using ubuntu 14 on virtual machine and my host machine is windows i want to share folder between them . how can i do so . please help [04:08] install samaba server [04:08] i will let you shared the file [04:10] but for now i am using "sudo mount -t vboxsf Virtual_Box /home/arunangshu/WindowsShare" to share my folder each time i log on to virtual machine [04:10] what vm software are you using? if it's vbox or vmware you can create a shared folder [04:10] that is if you don't need it available on the entire network [04:10] exactly [04:10] thats another way [04:10] maybe you have virtualbox [04:11] yes i using vmbox and i see see my shared folder in ubuntu file browser but i am not able to get access [04:12] it says "You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents of “sf_Virtual_Box”." [04:12] look at the shared folder settings in vbox and see if it's set to readonly [04:12] vbox [04:13] that usually what happens. and you need the vm off before settings will take place [04:13] arunangshu: echo 'Virtual_Box /home/arunangshu/WindowsShare vboxsf defaults 0 0' | sudo tee -a /etc/fstab [04:13] this will mount it at VM boot [04:14] so i was doing an apt upgrade while talking to you guys and it looks like the 4.15 kernel update has been frozen during the upgrade process for the past 15 minutes https://pastebin.com/u0e1K0Ep [04:15] how do i check what's going on? syslog? [04:16] dmesg may have hints on it, syslog is also worth a try, but this is very odd. [04:17] strange not seeing anything odd [04:18] either the system is so busy that there are not enough cpu cycles to process or, more likely, but still a bad and unusual situation , there is almost no i/o bandwidth [04:18] hmm [04:18] must be that 4.19 rc kernel doing its magic then [04:18] vmstat should tell [04:18] procs -----------memory---------- ---swap-- -----io---- -system-- ------cpu----- [04:18] r b swpd free buff cache si so bi bo in cs us sy id wa st [04:18] 0 0 0 16434776 330444 8757304 0 0 19 52 116 74 9 3 88 0 0 [04:19] ops sorry should have used pastebin [04:21] foureight84 /topic [04:23] !paste | foureight84 [04:23] foureight84: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [04:24] this system is mostly idle. another possible explanation is that /boot ran full [04:24] df -h | pastebinit [04:28] yea i didn't see anything odd running df or free -m [04:29] https://pastebin.com/v2rC0BtK [04:30] looks fine. no idea. [04:30] ah crap [04:30] nothing in dmesg? [04:31] yea i'm not seeing anything related to kernel or apt [04:31] this is a terrible idea but i'm going to restart [04:31] famous last workds :/ [04:48] im on 18.04, and my MSI GS60 laptop fan keeps turning off and on: any ideas? [04:48] on how to debug? [04:49] dlam: you sure its an ubuntu issue and not like normal procedure? [04:50] i dont think its an Ubuntu issue, i updated the laptop's BIOS and it now has this issue x__x [04:50] dlam: more a question for ##hardware mate [04:50] im wonderin' if there's maybe some command I can type to debug why the fan is turning off or on [04:51] ooo kk #hardware [04:52] dlam: there are some tools you can install informative, like lm-sensors and cpufreq [04:53] !info laptop-mode-tools | dlam also usefull [04:53] dlam also usefull: laptop-mode-tools (source: laptop-mode-tools): Tools for Power Savings based on battery/AC status. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.71-2ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 83 kB, installed size 378 kB [04:58] thanks thx tanx === nisanhindia is now known as nisankhindia [05:12] . === nisankhindia is now known as cosmic [05:17] Hello guys- I installed ubuntu server 18.04 and I cannot see virt-manager there ? === cosmic is now known as cosmo === cosmo is now known as cosmic_2019 [05:19] sofia07: join #ubuntu-server please === cosmic_2019 is now known as nisankhindia [05:30] im back guys [05:32] cyborgjedi1: welcome back [05:32] thks [05:33] hello [05:34] morning ZaZaQR [05:35] its 10:35pm here [05:36] its 10:36pm here [05:36] ZaZaQR: yes #ubuntu has users all over the world with different timezones [05:37] guys im having erros configuring mpd and ncmpcpp [05:37] lol i know [05:40] cyborgjedi1: For MPD and MPD client configuration goto https://www.musicpd.org/ and for ncmpcpp goto their developer documentation guides [05:40] Hey guys, i installed Kodi on a fresh install of ubuntu and when i launch it nothing happens or i get a blank window. Do you think I have a problem with Kodi or with Graphic driver? [05:40] see also the #mpd channel cyborgjedi1 [05:40] cyborgjedi1: and after following the step from the above mentioned guide .. if still there you have issues than revert back to us [05:42] UserInterface: provide system information , distribution release version , Kodi log details [05:43] ok thks for the help [05:43] ubuntu 18, kodi from there homepage\wiki latest release. Nuc with Intel HD 5500 Graphics [05:44] oh kodi log.. let me see if i can find that. [05:44] that would help [05:44] hello [05:45] When I download and install something from the Ubuntu repository via apt-get install, do I download and install a binanry there or does it build something from source and install? [05:46] IniGit: sudo apt install package does everything for you [05:46] UserInterface: There is no Ubuntu 18 such thing , it should be 18.04 / 18.04.1 / 18.10 .. and remove the kodi from your system for now , reinstall the same using terminal or software managment package which is available in your system .. KODI is availbale using ubuntu official repositories [05:47] sql error or missing database. I should be able to find that now. [05:47] yes. 18,04,1 [05:47] IniGit: we strongly advice to install packages from the repos instead of building from source [05:47] i can work it out now i know where problem is.. i should have thought of a log [05:49] UserInterface: remove the package for now . if you have not used any PPA for the installation than install the same directly from ubuntu repository .. software-common-properties dependencies may need to be installed in your system along with KODI [05:51] whoa [05:51] sup [05:54]