[10:10] MoabMoraes was added by: MoabMoraes [12:44] hello [15:18] joeberetta was added by: teward001 [15:19] @joeberetta *waves* [16:35] Boost.Python error in job "automirror". ... ... name 'socket' is not defined ... Traceback: ... File "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/calamares/modules/automirror/main.py", line 157, in run ... prefix = getmirror(country) ... File "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/calamares/modules/automirror/main.py", line 115, in getmirr [16:35] or ... if isinstance(error.reason, socket.timeout): [16:36] (Photo, 800x319) https://i.imgur.com/37XTDDe.jpg [16:36] did you check the hashes of the iso? [16:36] Got this error in the end of installing [16:36] Yes [16:38] and you checked the disc for defects at boot? [16:39] Yes. I googled. And found answer for error like this. Man wrote that problems with locale (country) [16:40] And now do not have any idea [16:40] because i have never seen that specific issue ever [16:41] Me 2)) [16:41] it suggests something expected is missing [16:41] and that makes me think it must be a download or copy error [16:41] how did you check the installation media? [16:43] You mean checking for errors liveUsb? [16:44] perhaps. tell me what you did [16:46] So downloaded iso.file and created liveUsb using Rufus [16:47] that's not what you need to do [16:47] so just to be sure: how did you check the hashes? [16:48] Via HashTab [16:48] what is that? [16:49] oh some windows garbage, ok [16:49] so what was the hash value you got for the iso? and which one? [16:49] Yeah😅 [16:52] c53e553cfc4db0f83f2ed48a55f3f1ac [16:53] ok so that's the legitimate value for the amd64 iso, assuming that's what you downloaded [16:53] 18.04? 18.10? [16:53] because reasons :P [16:53] oh wait wxl is on it NEVERMIND [16:53] 18.10 [16:53] 18.10 because it's a calamares error [16:54] go back to sleep XD [16:54] wxl: gdiaf. you owe me coffee anyways. [16:54] don't you know hellspawn can't die in fire? [16:54] but yeah that might be a good way to roast some beans for you [16:56] ANYWAYS [16:56] joe go boot the iso and select the option "check disc for defects" [16:56] Ok [17:00] Check finished: no errors found ... Result of checking. As you told [17:04] ok.. that's weird. [17:04] can you try the install again? if it fails again, there's a log file in the calamares folder in ~/.cache [17:06] The problem is that I have just done it a second time. [17:07] but if it failed you won't have the log file, so.......... [17:07] Just a moment [17:17] @joeberetta where are you located at? [17:18] @joeberetta or maybe more appropriately where is your IP located at? [17:19] Aisa. Tomsk, Russia [17:19] yeah that's probably the problem [17:20] if you go to https://ipapi.co/json can you connect to it? [17:22] { "ip": "176.59.147.239", "city": "Novosibirsk", "region": "Novosibirsk Oblast", "region_code": "NVS", "country": "RU", "country_name": "Russia", "continent_code": "EU", "in_eu": false, "postal": "630000", "latitude": 55.0411, "longitude": 82.9344, "timezone": "Asia/Novosibirsk", "utc_offset": "+0700", "country_calling_code": "+7", [17:22] "currency": "RUB", "languages": "ru,tt,xal,cau,ady,kv,ce,tyv,cv,udm,tut,mns,bua,myv,mdf,chm,ba,inh,tut,kbd,krc,av,sah,nog", "asn": "AS41330", "org": "T2 Mobile LLC" } [17:22] "yes" would have sufficied XD [17:23] you're using a mobile connection? [17:23] At this moment yes [17:23] Sharing wifi from mobile [17:23] was that what you were doing before? [17:23] No [17:23] ok, what were you doing then? [17:24] Before used wifi [17:25] and using your IP from that connection, can you connect to that same URL? a yes or no is all i need (you don't want to tell the world your longitude and latitude!) [17:25] and that's also located in russia? [17:26] Yes [17:26] Russia [17:26] yes to both questions? [17:26] Both [17:26] ok [17:27] in any case you had some sort of network issue trying to reach that url which we use to determine your location so we can select a nearby mirror [17:27] to speed up downloads [17:27] there's a bug in our error handling, which is why it blew up the way it did [17:28] Hmm [17:28] luckily since this is python and not compiled code, you can actually tweak it in such a way to make it work regardless [17:28] in yuor case, it will have no effect as we don't actually have a russian mirror [17:29] By the way. After rebooting system now trying to find bugs [17:29] i'm surprised it installed the system at all [17:30] And everything is ok except "sudo apt -f install" command [17:30] @wxl [ i'm surprised it installed the system at all], Me too)) [17:30] why are you trying to -f ? [17:32] Yesterday I tried to install google chrome and got errors and after found the solution where in one of the steps i needed do that [17:33] But now. I'm trying to install here chtomium. So waiting for now. Will tell if will get any error [17:33] in the event your installation is actually problematic, the way to fix the bug is to edit the automirror code before installing. the file is /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/calamares/modules/automirror/main.py. in the run() function, just remove the if/else statement and replace it with `prefix = ""` and everything will just work [17:34] yeah well google chrome errors------- are probably things you should bring up with google XD [17:34] that said, i've never had issues installing chrome [17:35] Now me 2. I think it was my mistake [17:35] but they could certainly have requirements which don't keep lockstep with the available packages in ubuntu [17:35] @wxl [ in the event your installation is actually problematic, the way to fix the …], Do you suggest to reinstall lubuntu? [17:35] if and only if there's a problem [17:36] generally, no [17:37] Ok. At this time no problems. If will get them let you know [17:38] Thank you for help [17:38] no problem [17:39] if you have issues with chromium or other packages, we'd need to see the actual errors [17:48] Got it)