[00:04] TJ- how can i delete all and start from scratch ? [00:05] i had already tried installing python-cryptography [00:10] hello, I'm following this guide to mount an sd card on my virtual box ubuntu server installation, however at the end it conveniently forgets to mention where that disk would be mounted to - https://www.geekytidbits.com/mount-sd-card-virtualbox-from-mac-osx/ [00:11] I've checked /dev and /mnt [00:11] but don't see anyp [00:11] don't see anything [00:11] thebope, run lsblk [00:12] it says it's mounted in sata port 1 on virtual box [00:12] okay one moment [00:12] okay I assume it's sdb, I think I'm currently on sda [00:12] probably [00:13] dmesg will probably tell you too [00:13] That would make sense I believe as it has two partitions and I know that's how raspbian installs [00:13] How would I terminal into that sdb if I wanted? [00:13] does it show a mount point ? [00:13] mount /dev/sdb /mnt ? [00:14] ah it does not, do I have to mount it then? [00:14] yes [00:14] makes a ton of sense, thanks [00:15] wow dmesg gives me a huge amount of output [00:16] hmm, tells me it can't find it in /etc/fstab [00:17] does not have to be there. everything in fstab will be mounted on boot [00:17] which makes sense I guess, there's only one line in /etc/fstab [00:17] can still just mount it manual [00:17] yeo so I ran sudo mount sdb, and sodo mount /dev/sdb to no avail [00:17] that complained about the fstab thing [00:18] sudo mount /dev/sdb1 any/empty/folder/that/exists [00:18] for example if sdb1 is the partition you want [00:19] ahhhh [00:19] okay lets see [00:19] that makes sense, now I need to mount the partitions [00:19] when I was imaging the disk I only wanted to use the disk number [00:19] now that I'm mounting things I need the partition as well [00:19] all coming together [00:20] derpingit: it's hard to say without messing with the same steps you went through, but it seems like at some point your triggered a source package's "make install" which used the --prefix=/usr/local default. In which case it is possible there's a "make uninstall" to undo it from the same source directory [00:21] thanks Mathisen and Platonides, even better than it just working I learned something ;-) [00:21] you are welcome, thebope === [ghost] is now known as ghostboarde === ghostboarde is now known as ghostboarder [00:55] lol.. yep.. i fucked up : Please do not use python setup.py install, python pip install ., or easy_install .. Please do not attempt the installation commands as superuser/root and/or without virtual environment, e.g. sudo python setup.py install, sudo pip install, sudo ./venv/bin/.... These modes of operation might corrupt your operating system and are not supported by the Certbot team! [00:56] jups, from their own site, right? [00:57] https://certbot.eff.org/docs/install.html#alternate-installation-methods [00:57] up to Bionic there is a PPa https://launchpad.net/~certbot/+archive/ubuntu/certbot [01:07] Hi! I am trying to understand NFS, never worked with it before. Some directions give the line : 12.34.56.789:/home /mnt/nfs/home nfs auto,noatime,nolock,bg,nfsvers=3,intr,tcp,actimeo=1800 0 0 ::: My confusion is on the ip address, is that the address of the server where the nfs packages are installed or is that an arbitrary address on the subnet where the NFS server is being broadcast to, similar to python -m, http server? [01:09] transhumanist: "man nfs" gives the format of the entry for fstab/mount. 12.34.56.78 is the NFS server's IP address (or hostname) [01:10] ok thanks because I thought it might be similar to python -m http server , thanks for the clarification! === berglh_ is now known as berglh === kostkon_ is now known as kostkon [02:01] I feel so close to solving this problem, I just can't find the right place to put lock screen settings. Can anyone help out? https://askubuntu.com/questions/1092722/lock-screen-monitor-settings-for-lightdm [02:03] light dm, to my knowledge, does not do any lock. It's up to the actual wm. What wm are you using? [02:04] xfwm4 [02:04] I didn't know that. They look identical. Thanks for that bit of information [02:05] lightdm is just what starts your X session. [02:06] You can read this. It's arch specific, but applies. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/xfce#Lock_the_screen [02:13] ty === capella|away is now known as capella === plasmid is now known as yetifur [02:27] hi, when connecting ubuntu 18.04 with xrdp, keystrokes are hanging, repeating itself, so when typing some key, it can happen to repeat itself for X times, sometimes 50+ times. what can be causing this? [03:37] does anyone know how to find what is making ads pop up on my desktop? they appear in the top right saying "activate" regardless of if I am in web browser or reading PDFs === zenguy is now known as coffeeguy [03:54] what happens if somebody deletes sudo binary from ubuntu 18.04? [03:55] is there some way to install it back? [03:55] logged in as user [04:15] jadax, this thread might give you some ideas. It looks like it is possible - https://askubuntu.com/questions/434525/can-sudo-be-reinstalled-after-being-removed === nshire is now known as Taco [04:26] just used pkgexec [04:26] the graphical version of sudo [04:49] Hi I have a question about the Nvidia drivers for Ubuntu [04:49] if I choose the option to use third party drivers is that the same me not doing that option and then going to download the specific video card driver? [04:50] as in the end result === Class7_ is now known as Class7 [05:23] How do I install something such as mariadb-server-devel package in unbuntu? apt-cache search does not find it. [05:33] hi === [[]] is now known as mobile_c [05:50] !info mariadb-server-devel [05:50] Package mariadb-server-devel does not exist in bionic [05:51] chris349: did you install mariadb-server ? [05:54] !info libmariadb-dev | chris349 could it be this package? [05:55] chris349 could it be this package?: libmariadb-dev (source: mariadb-connector-c): MariaDB Connector/C, development files. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.0.3-1build1 (bionic), package size 145 kB, installed size 575 kB [05:55] The lib is not the main. [05:56] AndyChow888: ah, ok i dont see other packages in apt cache [05:56] I have no idea. All I know is in CentOS theres a -dev package for everything and I cant find that in Ubuntu [05:57] apt-get install mariadb-server [05:57] You probably already have it installed, lotuspsychje [05:57] AndyChow888: its not for me [05:57] AndyChow888, I know that. But if I want to compile something against mariadb-server I need -dev package the contains the headers, etc [05:58] chris349, the build-essential should cover it. [05:58] Then do your git, make, make config, make install, and you're on your way. [05:58] AndyChow888, That would be the build tools such as make, etc [05:59] Yeah, make, gcc, everything. [05:59] But, I'm assuming you know what you are doing. [05:59] When compiling, batteries aren't included. [06:00] You dont get it [06:00] I don't? Lol. [06:00] chris349: please stay polite, he's trying to help you [06:00] I want to install and use the mariadb-server package in ubuntu and compile OTHER software against it. Maybe I write my own mariadb client. I need the mariadb headers. [06:00] In any normal linux that is is the mariadb-dev package [06:00] In ubuntu I cant find -dev package for ANYTHING [06:00] Ah, ok. [06:00] chris349: ubuntu doesnt support own compiled packages [06:01] chris349: we reccomend using packages from the official repos [06:01] chris349: that's because it's mariadb-devel [06:01] at least according to google *shrugs* [06:01] but yeah, it's best to use the repos [06:01] mouses: mariadb-devel doesnt show in apt cache neither [06:02] lotuspsychje: dang it, might have found outdated info [06:02] perhaps its included in another package now? [06:02] How do you want to compile other software against maria? Just use the git. [06:02] https://github.com/MariaDB [06:03] Are you looking to do static linking? [06:09] For e.g. in apt-cache I see the packages apache2 and apache2-dev. If I wanted to install the version of apache2 from the ubuntu repo and then complile my own apache2 module I would need to install both packages. [06:09] How do I do this for mariadb in ubuntu? [06:10] You would need neither, actually. === nshireTimeout is now known as nshire [06:11] AndyChow888, So in ubuntu if I want to use apache2 I do not need to install it? [06:11] You want to use it, or compile it? [06:11] Not the same thing. [06:12] I want to install and use the (e.g.) apache2 package from the Ubuntu repo [06:12] Then once thats installed I want to compile ONLY my own module (for e.g.) [06:13] So I install apache2 and apache2-dev (and build tools, gcc, etc) [06:13] So install the build-essentials, compile your thing. When you get error messages, print them, and we'll talk more. [06:15] If it was up to me I would be using CentOS, Fedora or Opensuse. But its not for me. I am setting up this machine for someone who isnt the smartest. So I want to have it setup as good as possible to avoid issues [06:16] Compiling software is not for everyone, nor is trying to create your own packages, as you seem to be, which depend on various external libraries. [06:17] If you just want to use apache, or maria, just install the binaries, and use them directly. [06:20] WOOHOO I figured out how to get into IRC with Empathy [06:21] Now, Ive been told I can make Ubuntu look like macOS... thats my next project [06:23] Kaidok5797, you can try Deepin. [06:23] Deepin... ok [06:24] Why you would want something to look like MacOS, well, that [06:24] 's your journey. [06:24] I love the way it looks [06:26] It's rather clouded and slow, IMO? [06:26] clouded? [06:26] It seemed fast to me. [06:26] Its worth a shot anyway [06:26] Yeah, takes too much space on the screen. [06:27] But if you like it, you like it. [06:27] Ohhh see thats what Im missing right now in Ubuntu. Too much open space [06:27] The open space is supposed to distract less. [06:28] I guess I like to be distracted? lol [06:28] It's up to you. We have 100+ wm because we like choice. To each their own. [06:28] besides this will be a great learning experience for me [06:29] Install a few. You can choose them at boot, or after logout. [06:29] In the upper right corner, you can select your wm. [06:30] wm? [06:30] Windows manager. [06:31] It's what handles your user experience with windows, tool-bars, etc. [06:31] gotcha... hmm I dont see it up there. just launguage election, internet connectivity, volume, and power button [06:31] gotcha ok === _nyloc_ is now known as nyloc [06:31] You'll have to log out to choose, but after you've installed alternatives. [06:32] ohhh gotcha ok [06:41] tbh Andy, I´m just having fun playing around in Ubuntu lol [06:42] Popular choices are cinnamon, lxde, kde. [06:42] Kaidok5797, having fun is the whole point, at first. [06:42] yup yup 10-4 [06:43] But I only got this installed this morning. havent had much time to play yet lol [06:43] Take your time. [06:43] Will do. This place has been fantastic for help just getting installed. I had a rough go at it.. interesting problems came up. [06:43] Eventually, you'll see that you can automate things, set up a server, have the machine work for you. [06:43] people are friendly here [06:44] Yup and thats my end goal [06:44] The machine should work for you, not you for the machine. [06:44] AMEN! [06:45] Windows 10 is a chore for sure [06:45] Well then, welcome to the 21st century. The Free one. [06:45] thank you thank you very mucH! [06:45] Thats the other thing I love about this... OPEN SOURCE [06:46] Not that I have the abilities to just dive into the code and change things... but it IS possible if I wanted, and its all free [06:46] It's going to get hard sometimes, but as long as you stay focused, and know what you want, you will get there. [06:46] You do not have the abilities, for now. But you can and will acquire them, as required. [06:47] Yea... I came into this knowing there would be a big learning curve at times... learning new stuff is another one of my goals in doing this too. [06:47] Just don't get lost in the details, and you'll make it work for you. Most get lost in the details after a while. [06:47] What details do they get lost in? [06:47] They work 80 hours to learn something that saves them 1 minute a month. [06:48] Ohhh gotcha [06:48] If you document it, and post your solution, fine. But if you keep it to yourself, it's time wasted. [06:49] Ahhhh gotcha right. That makes perfect sense. [06:49] How well is Ubuntu at running virtual machines? === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [06:50] Depends on your hardware. [06:50] for like old versions of windows or other linux distros? [06:50] ok [06:50] !kvm [06:50] kvm is the preferred virtualization approach in Ubuntu. For more information see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM [06:50] oooo awesome ok [06:50] If you have the virtual instruction set, yes. qemu-kvm is the best. [06:50] Kaidok5797: for ubuntu discussions please move to #ubuntu-discuss [06:51] Kaidok5797: we try to focus on actual support here, hence why [06:51] You also have virtualbox (easy but slow), docker (the flavor of the month), and several other alternatives. Gnome-boxes, for example. [06:51] lotuspsychje is there a channel for newbies? Because this could end up being a support thing. I totally get what your saying though. [06:51] Like in that channel can I ask newbie questions? [06:52] Kaidok5797: #ubuntu-discuss is for all users, novice & expert [06:52] very good, awesome. thank you! [06:52] lotuspsychje, while I agree, we are off the philosophy, and into a practical question. [06:52] Kaidok5797, install qemu, libvirt, start up virt-manager, or virsh, and have fun. [06:53] AndyChow888: i know its a thin red line sometimes, but we have to limit somewhere right? [06:53] will do! Thank you! [06:53] this is the best support channel on irc [06:53] lotuspsychje, yes, you are absolutely correct, and I apologize. [06:54] But the question of virtualization in clearly within the line. The rest, beyond. And I am sorry. [06:56] It´s my fault as well and I do apologize. AndyChow888 I am in ubuntu-discuss now as well === e_motion_afk is now known as e_motion [06:57] Well, I am in ubuntu-offtopic. === jelly-home is now known as jelly [07:04] Oh let me go there too then e_motion_afk [07:06] hello, can someone if some of those patches may require a reboot? https://hastebin.com/sanodojara.php [07:07] Rembo: new kernels requier a reboot, unless you use livepatch? [07:09] You're on 3.13? [07:09] So Ubuntu 14.04? [07:15] Hello [07:18] Hm... archive.ubuntu.com is down [07:19] Running trusty 14.04 [07:19] It's up here. [07:19] Weird! It's up on my other computer [07:20] Hm, this is all weird [07:21] ping google.com . I bet you your system can't find it. [07:21] mrkotfw It was going really really slow for me too [07:21] Kaidok5797: Yeah, that's exacly what it looks like [07:21] I guess I have to be patient [07:21] The official ubuntu.com limits to 50 kb/s, I think. [07:22] ahhhhh [07:22] That makes sense [07:22] Use a mirror if you can. [07:22] What about security.ubuntu.com? [07:22] Same. But point to a mirror. [07:23] Thanks === capella is now known as capella|away === kallesbar_ is now known as kallesbar [07:32] What is a good guide on using the NextCloud snap? I followed all the stuff here https://github.com/nextcloud/nextcloud-snap and forwarded ports 80 and 443. I can connect to my NextCloud on LAN, but not through the internet. I get Not Found "The requested URL /nextcloud was not found on this server." [07:32] RickRNF, dit you forward the ports through your modem? [07:33] Yes [07:33] I would suggest that you didn't. [07:33] If you did, connect to your modem [07:33] 's IP, with the port extension. [07:34] Let [07:35] s say your local IP is 192.168.1.1, and your modem is 232.231.1.1, then connect to 232.231.1.1:443 [07:37] http://www.canyouseeme.org/ says both 90 and 443 are open. If I go to my modem's ip:80 it works and ip:443 does not work [07:38] both 80 and 443 [07:38] Maybe your permissions aren't set up right. [07:41] RickRNF, side note, if you got the cert for a domain name, it will not appear to be working 100% for the IP address, ignore that. [07:41] I've got this odd issue with my laptop where after being on Standby my external monitors (connected to DP's on docking station) go nuts. The image is distorted, discolored and is twitching https://ibb.co/hk3bjf [07:42] The only "solution" I have is to hard reset the laptop .. but I would like to actually get to the point where I don't have to do that. :/ [07:45] http://dpaste.com/3ACC0JP wtf snap, why are you polluting my df [07:49] Yeah, I got the same. snap does that. [07:49] Containers and whatnot. [07:54] yup, that's how snaps work. [07:56] beh [07:56] wonder how that scales [08:11] Trevor Something - Summer Love [08:12] qswz: as you can see you have several mounts for some of the snaps - this is so you can rollback upgrades. you can remove the older ones. [08:13] If I were to update to 18.04 and its too slow for me or doesn work out... is there a path to downgrade back to 16.04? [08:13] Kaidok5797: no [08:13] yikes... [08:13] darn [08:14] Kaidok5797: apt is not designed for downgrading [08:14] hmm ok [08:14] I want to make the jump, just scared [08:16] try a liveusb [08:16] I wish I knew someone who´s hardware was right on the line as well. lol [08:16] Yea I will. Gotta buy a USB drive. Iĺl try to remember to do that tomorrow [08:17] also.. another support thing. When I type a character like a ´ [08:17] it makes me hit that key twice for it to show up. [08:17] Is that normal? [08:17] same with ¨ [08:18] that's called a 'dead letter', some keyboard layouts have some of them [08:18] so I would need to change my keyboard layout? [08:19] try typing ˝ and then o - you should get ő [08:19] yea [08:19] same with a [08:19] ä [08:20] it's for writing those characters [08:20] umlauts [08:20] "o- [08:20] What is this wizardry? [08:20] can I make it not do that? [08:20] use another layout, i guess - see if there is one without dead letters [08:21] Howdy, how can I grep files that has a wildcard(*) in the filename? [08:22] I imagine ls | grep hello*.txt will also return hello5.txt [08:22] Guest9103, using ' [08:22] Guest9103: escape the wildcard, like this: \* [08:22] Ok, two answers. I guess I get to pick [08:23] ducasse: what if I dont know on which position the * is in the filename? [08:23] Grep all files containing a wildcard in the filename, for an example [08:23] 'grep *\**' [08:23] Guest9103: ls | grep "hello\*.txt" [08:24] I'll try that [08:24] quotes so bash escapes it, and the \ for grep to escape [08:26] Guest9103: to answer your second question | grep "*" [08:29] Would it be safe to use rm -rf "*" for these files as well? [08:29] rm -rf "*" won't do anything [08:29] it works with grep cause grep gets the letter and shows it all [08:30] like abcd | grep c , would capture it [08:31] The issue at point is that I have a script that go through each file in a directory and then performs mv $file $dest and ln -s $dest $file, when there is a start in the filename the script bogs down [08:31] so looking for ways to avoid this [08:32] hello anyone know how to fix a certain broken package [08:32] https://pastebin.com/ZmbWpF6z [08:32] the script by the way [08:33] so, i tried to upgrade the kernal, and canceled it becuase I realized i was on a openvz vps, and now I have a broken package. https://pastebin.com/Whnw4TQS [08:33] any way to remove the broken package? [08:35] ducasse: ok, thanks, a bit painful to manage :( [08:37] syrin: try 'dpkg -P packagename' [08:39] Guest9103: i'd recommend using -x in the script to see the output of what it's doing and exactly what's happening [08:43] same error: https://pastebin.com/fvCGQzAs [08:44] EriC^: my misstake was I didnt have the quotes on the paths [08:44] which caused the wildcard to be used as a pattern matching [08:46] aha [08:46] good job, thanks for the feedback [08:54] I have 70Mb/s download speed on fast.com and speedtest but my apt upgrade is downloading at 180kb/s, what could cause this? [08:55] in case anyone here interested with the outcome of my investigation of IPs disappearing from one of the interfaces, as I ranted yesterday [08:55] it was systemd [08:55] ignatiz-: The connection to the server you’re updating from. [08:55] it copied the config from netplan to /run/systemd/network while netplan was managing the interface during the initial deployment [08:56] which it hence decided to manage [08:56] vlt, is it worth changing the server that I'm connecting to? [08:56] interesting meowschwitz [08:56] ignatiz-: Yes. You can put one close to you in /etc/apt/sources.list [08:57] vlt, is there somewhere I can see the list of servers I can connect to? [08:57] ignatiz-, Have you checked your speedtest against realistic servers or only the defult (fastest ping time) ones? [08:58] Hi all [08:58] JimBuntu, I have 100Mb fibre connection and it's working perfectly just now [08:58] i am facing an issue while booting an ubuntu 16 compute node in openstack. can someone help me please [08:59] ignatiz-: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors [08:59] ignatiz-, yeah, then manually rewrite the sources file for a local mirror... "local" being read as "fastest" [08:59] ignatiz-: Usually tld.archive.ubuntu.com should be fine. [09:00] anyone know how to fix, I usally on see the error when i install a package or (root@syrinity:/# apt-get install -f) : https://pastebin.com/fvCGQzAs [09:01] hey there. i'm using firefox 63.0 on ubuntu 18.04. and i cannot install any extensions. firefox is saying they are corrupt. this is an issue that exists only on the ubuntu packaged version of firefox. [09:01] it was supposed to be fixed already during 6.2.x [09:01] hello [09:01] anyone else seeing this on the latest 63.0 official version ? [09:01] where in systemd is /run mounted? [09:01] i put it in /etc/fstab, but it is ignored [09:02] but findmnt --target /run gives mount options [09:02] so it's mounted somewhere [09:04] JimBuntu, vlt thanks [09:04] I'll give that a shot === SimonNL is now known as SimonNL_Afk [09:30] hi all [09:31] my compute node in openstack is stuck at booting at this point [09:31] ""Starting Initial cloud-init job (metadata service crawler)" [09:31] which service I have to disable for this ? [09:35] hi [09:35] something (debootstrap?) has messed up my keyboard mode [09:36] how do I restore sanity? [09:36] alt-f4 now does a VT switch [09:41] was https://askubuntu.com/questions/886593/alt-f4-switches-to-tty4 [09:41] fix (sudo kbd_mode -s) worked, but I wonder what caused the problem.. [09:43] More in https://askubuntu.com/questions/805793/how-can-i-disable-the-virtual-terminal-switching-shortcut-keys-in-x/1059609#1059609 [09:43] hello, ubuntu, wtf [09:43] why did you break alt-f4? [09:46] It's about time someone taught ALT-F4 a lesson. [10:06] is % in bash to refer to some variabel or so,always when google affixes or so cant find any information [10:06] or for programming or so? [10:08] Greyztar: it is used for job control to refer to each job [10:09] You can also think of it as a regex, returning the shortest match, well... when used like ${thing%thing.thing} [10:10] TJ-: ahh so,that makes sense,thought i be to refer to something like that out of the script i saw,im a little bit carefull with these commands and such ever since i deleted all my stuff with find with delete switch placed in wrong place,ive learned no to always dry run :) [10:10] JimBuntu: thanks for that aswell [10:11] yw Greyztar . [10:11] !cookie | TJ- You help a lot [10:11] TJ- You help a lot: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [10:11] (,") [10:12] Hi I'm preparing a book, papersize A5, PDF-format. Now I'm fiddling with fontsize and margins, printing two logical A5 pages on one physical A4 page. I note that my printer cannot print up to the actual physical margin of the sheet. This result in the printouts always being scaled. Even if I switch scaling of in the printer dialogue (evince, qpdfview, okular) it does not change. Do you have an idea how to print withou [10:12] t downscaling? Thank you in advance. [10:17] florinski: sounds like a printer driver bug. Have you checked the CUPS printer administration options for that printer ( http://localhost:631/ ) [10:19] TJ-, yes I have but I can't set any margins there nor any scaling. [10:21] my nyga [10:22] TJ-, what I found on the internet is that you can program KYOCERA printers by sending them plain text code in a language called PRESCRIBE. In order to reduce the physical margins in the printer's own settings. But I'm about to mess around with that because I just don't know how to send plain text to my printer. [10:24] TJ-, correction: I'm at the moment not playing around with prescribe ... [10:26] should I switch from fedora to ubuntu? [10:26] fedora29: as you are in the ubuntu channel, we reccomend using ubuntu yes [10:26] fedora29, totaly upp to you [10:28] but ubuntu's packages are a lot older than fedora's [10:28] having problems with efibootmgr segfaulting first time i run it, which breaks the ubiquity installer. if i try to run it again, then nothing happens. is this a good channel to ask for help? [10:28] !latest | fedora29 [10:28] fedora29: 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. [10:29] to me very much a personal choice what distro to run, and what is better is very much in the eye of the beholder :) [10:31] I am transferring some data to a new secondary SSD for a client of mine, for this I am using ubuntu and a handy sata dock. Are there any disadvantages to creating the filesystem format (ntfs) using gparted on Ubuntu over doing this using proper Windows? [10:33] is this the ppa to use for graphics drivers https://launchpad.net/~graphics-drivers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa [10:33] dovah: yes === SimonNL_Afk is now known as SimonNL [10:34] JackWinter: if this isa supported release please post a bug report using "ubuntu-bug efibootmgr" (if none exists), and try to sudo apt update && sudo apt install efibootmgr before you install [10:34] dovah: wich issue do you encounter? [10:34] its the real one from ubuntu? [10:34] nothing i just want the updated drivers [10:34] dovah: does your current drivers dont work properly? [10:34] yeah [10:34] dovah: what happens? [10:35] nothing they work fine [10:35] i just want the updated ones i dont care if stuff breaks [10:35] dovah: then i would advice to stay on your working drivers [10:35] dovah: wich driver version do you use currently? [10:35] but thats the real ppa from ubuntu? [10:35] My Firefox is crashing now [10:35] lemmy check [10:36] Also had problems getting back tabs and were crashing on restoring tabs and restart [10:36] Only when I killed remembered tabs, it started but now is crashing on new tabs [10:37] dovah: this launchpad is the ubuntu graphics ppa yes, and used alot for updated drivers [10:37] guys, I installed lamp in ubuntu 18.04, it didnt asked for mysql root in the configuration, BUT now i installed phpmyadmin, and I can't login with only the username root, what do i do? [10:37] oh i havent installed the gpu drivers yet but they usually work fine [10:37] still on noveau [10:37] I'm going to solve this physically by having a copy shop print the pages 1:1. thank you and take care [10:37] ok thanks lotuspsychje [10:37] dovah: ubuntu-drivers list to see what your system reccomends [10:37] tomreyn: yes i can make an account and a bug report but at the moment my priority is to get linux installed on the machine :) i have booted the system and done apt update etc and it still won't work, so i'm at somewhat a loss. [10:38] any help? [10:38] !lamp | paxous start here [10:38] paxous start here: LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process. [10:38] paxous: see also #ubuntu-server or #httpd [10:39] so you know nothing about this?~ [10:40] paxous: if volunteers know your issue,they will reply..please be patient [10:40] hi paxous, did you install LAMP using tasksel? [10:40] dovah: this PPA is managed by ubuntu x developers, but it's still a PPA, may or may not get updates in the future. also read the WARNING. it's best not to use PPAs when you don't strictly need to (although this one is probably maintained). === Richard is now known as Guest38910 [10:41] ok thanks [10:47] paxous: the 'root' password for mysql is usually empty ("") [10:47] Paddy_NI: what will be the end goal of the ntfs drive? [10:48] lotuspsychje, It's primary purpose will be to hold his game installs [10:48] paxous: the debconf action on -configure is to set it to that *unless* it is already set due to it being an update or dpkg-reconfigure [10:48] Paddy_NI: but you will have to re-install windows anyway right? === adikwok1 is now known as adikwok [10:49] lotuspsychje, No unfortunately not, he is not movable in this area ;-( [10:50]