=== jktw0 is now known as jk0ne === cyp3d_ is now known as cyp3d === xerox1234 is now known as xerox123_ === avelardi_alt is now known as avelardi === Trystam is now known as Tristam [00:42] ubuntu sucks [00:43] i heard the linux kernel sucks because it is monolithic or some shit [00:46] coolchris: oh! thanks for letting me know, i will try Hurd again [00:46] coolchris: do you know any better kernels i should try for GNU? [00:47] i mean Hurd isnt monolithic [00:47] i think popcorn kernels are pretty good [00:47] coolchris: oh, you arent actually an expoert? bummer [01:22] hi :) [01:23] How do I get my game into the official Ubuntu software center? IS there a guide or blog about it? Thanks! I bet it's hard, but I hope I can do it some day. It's a free open source C++ game. [01:31] so i noticed my time is off i'm wondering how do I get my time to be synced https://photos.app.goo.gl/SnA48kb4jWDFWAPq5 [01:33] hwinfo is - paste.ubuntu.com/p/8ShhhdJsr5 [01:40] pifreak: I am not sure how to do it; you may have better luck asking in #ubuntu-devel, the devs may have a better idea [01:45] So, I've been looking into OpenSSL v1.1.1. It's an LTS (Long Term Support) version that is regarded as a major update (one update includes TLSv1.3 support, which is not supported in OpenSSL v1.1.0). So, I'm wondering, how things progressing in Ubuntu Linux for getting OpenSSL 1.1.1 into apt? Thanks. [01:45] Whenever I try to create a home folder as root for a separate user on an Ubuntu Digital Ocean droplet, the dir never seems to appear, despite it being registered in the etc/passwd file [01:45] what am I missing? [01:45] OpenSSL v1.1.1 was released in October 2018: https://www.openssl.org/blog/blog/2018/09/11/release111/ [01:45] you likely are using useradd instead of adduser [01:45] which requires a switch [01:46] hi everyone [01:46] -m iirc [01:46] how do I make a package of pulseaudio? [01:46] Hello grepwood. [01:46] I did use useradd. I'll try that switch [01:46] adduser is more interactive [01:46] I need to recompile certain packages for convenience and install them, because some proprietary developers are jerks and won't support my distro, so I need a sabotaged Ubuntu [01:47] adduser is distro specific useradd is provided by passwd [01:47] grepwood: apt-get source (as opposed to apt-get install) should get yout he package source you can change and then rebuild.. i guss with debuild [01:48] thank you mutante [01:48] I'm also seeing that OpenSSL 1.1.1 is apparently included in Ubuntu, but when I use "apt update" I only get up to 1.1.0: https://www.ubuntuupdates.org/package/core/cosmic/main/updates/openssl [01:48] But may "ubuntuupdates.org" isn't an official page. [01:48] But maybe "ubuntuupdates.org" isn't an official page. [01:48] Thanks hggdh <3 [01:49] Randolf, the numbering ( see the letter G) is confusing, https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=openssl but that would be the backport iirc [01:49] trobotham, man I keep having to switch between distros. My head is a literal mes right now. Thanks so much for that! [01:49] aesthe: not a problem [01:49] OerHeks: Are you referring to OpenSSL v1.1.0g? If so, that doesn't support TLSv1.3. [01:51] donofrio: Randolf if you are on Cosmic, then you should have openssl v1.1.1 [01:51] I'm on Ubuntu Linux 18.04 LTS. [01:52] fwiw, openssl is changing there versioning: https://www.openssl.org/policies/releasestrat.html [01:52] me too 18.04.1 tls [01:52] you would need to enable TLSv1.3 first, ofcourse [01:53] wait, that isn't the article that I thought it was [01:54] OerHeks: Well, I've tried that but OpenSSL 1.1.1 is the minimum requirement it seems. Unless I've missed something? [01:54] trobotham: I was going to say "it doesn't appear that the version numbering has changed there." [01:55] apologies! I may be thinking of something else, disregard [01:55] No worries. :) [01:56] trobotham: There's so much weirdness with certain applications and tools (e.g., EasyRSA) that changing the versioning in OpenSSL would likely be an epic disaster. [01:57] nvm, here it is: https://www.openssl.org/blog/blog/2018/11/28/version/ [01:57] looking at the changelog for current openssl on 18.04 I do not see TLSv1.3; I dimly remember discussions about that, and that there might be some problems backporting, since many packages depend on the libraries [01:57] so the next branch will be 3.0 [01:58] trobotham: Oh, I don't see that being a major problem -- they're just getting rid of the letter code at the end, and ensuring a larger scope of backward compatibility in the API. [01:58] yup which is what confuses most people [01:59] hggdh: See this: https://www.openssl.org/blog/blog/2018/09/11/release111/ [01:59] hggdh: The current OpenSSL on Ubuntu 18.04 seems to be 1.1.0g, which does not have TLSv1.3 support. [02:00] Randolf: yes, I pointed it out above. And I know openSSL says it is ABI/API-compatible [02:00] hggdh: Sorry, I missed that then. [02:00] hggdh: You mentioned "Cosmic." I don't know what that is referring to. [02:01] I assume a codename for a particular version? [02:01] Randolf: bionic is 18.04 Cosmic is 18.10 [02:01] Oh. [02:01] I'm on bionic then. [02:01] Thanks. [02:06] hi all [02:06] Randolf: from the upbuntuupdates.org site you pointed to -- the URL says "Cosmic", which is the code name for Ubuntu 18.10 [02:08] hggdh: I understand now. Thanks. [02:08] I'm just doing a dist-upgrade on a remote system now to see how this works out. [02:09] Do you happen to know if there are plans to bring OpenSSL v1.1.1 to bionic? [02:09] Randolf: if you mean apt dist-upgrade, AND you are trying to go from 18.04 to 18.10, then this is the wrong command [02:10] No. I'm using: do-release-upgrade [02:10] Randolf: the best place to ask would probably #ubuntu-hardened (but it is Friday evening/Saturday very-early-morning, so there might not be many around [02:10] (I should have been more clear.) [02:10] Randolf: ack, tjank you. I was just checking :-) [02:11] Thanks for checking. :) [02:14] is packages.ubuntu.com down? [02:14] any suggestions on securely deleting my ssd from terminal via a live linux distro (including all partitions-filesystems? [02:15] think i can use dd command with random overwrites invoked but would like to clarify there isnt a better way [02:16] grepwood: not anymore [02:16] hggdh, still takes a lot of time, what is this, dialup? [02:17] grepwood: just did a search there, WFM [02:19] hggdh, still pooped for me [02:19] https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/all/alsa-base/filelist [02:19] trying to get this [02:19] it worked now [02:21] grepwood: now I am also getting slow response :-) [02:24] mutante, "E: You must put some source URIs in your sources.list" [02:25] does that mean I have to add a source release like there is bionic/trusty release? [02:36] Upgrade successful from Ubuntu Linux 18.04 to 18.10. Now I've got OpenSSL v1.1.1 on this system, and everything seems to be working properly. [02:38] So far, every distribution upgrade I've done with Ubuntu Linux has been successful. I really like doing these things remotely because going down to the data centre takes a lot of time. [02:39] To everyone who worked on making these upgrades work so reliably, thank you. I really do appreciate it. [02:39] grepwood: it means in your /etc/apt/sources.list you need lines with "deb-src" and not just with "deb" (for the same release, repeat the line just with 'deb-src" at the start [02:40] grepwood: for example if you already have "deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ stretch-updates main" then add "deb-src http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ stretch-updates main [02:40] right below and then run apt-get update and try again [02:40] adjust that , i pasted from a Debian example [02:48] Randolf: lucky you. every dist upgrade I've done with Ubuntu was botched. [02:52] mutante, thanks [02:52] got another problem [02:52] gpg: keybox '/root/.gnupg/pubring.kbx' created [02:53] gpg: skipped "Hui Wang ": No secret key [02:53] gpg: /tmp/debsign.5sRyWDHs/alsa-lib_1.1.3-5ubuntu0.1dsc: clear-sign failed: No secret key [02:53] debsign: gpg error occurred! Aborting.... [02:53] grepwood: that's because the packages are signed, you cant sign with the key of somebody else. so you need to change it to use your own key to sign [02:54] or skip the signing when you build it [02:54] mutante, how? where is that setting? [02:54] or how do I skip that? [02:54] debuild -us -uc afair [02:54] okie dokie thank you [02:55] yw [02:57] out now. good luck [03:00] mutante, N: 4 tags overridden (1 error, 3 warnings) [03:04] how do I change the CFLAGS that are used when making a package? === Skybot is now known as OhPie [03:30] hello all.is it advisable to install iwlwif on xenial? [03:31] im trying to stabilize wifi by disabling wireless n === Skybot is now known as OhPie [03:43] did they remove the right click>creeate [03:43] did they remove the right click>create link in xenial [04:14] hi, Im trying to install KDE Neon on a Dell XPS 13. It has a 4k resolution. Im finding the installer's font is too small to read [04:14] any ideas about how I can lift the font size when Im booting from USB to install? [04:20] when i open a window under normal circumstances, i can left click and open a terminal at that location. but now that option seems to be missing. how can i reset it? === patr0clus is now known as s3nd1v0g1us === capella|away is now known as capella [04:45] @s3nd1v0g1us Your Release details and which terminal you are using ?? [04:46] budgie/tilix === mnemonic is now known as Guest65094 [04:47] @s3nd1v0g1us : try this Ctrl-Shift-G [04:48] ? [04:49] @s3nd1v0g1us :Keyboard shortcut combination use all three keys Ctrl+shift+G [04:49] @s3nd1v0g1us : Open your terminla and try these keyboard shortcut key combination [04:50] nothing happens [04:50] and its not my terminal that is the issue. its when i open a window... [04:51] normally, when i open a new window say for a folder, i can open a terminal at that location by left clicking and selecting open terminal here... [04:51] @s3nd1v0g1us : new window in terminal !!! so you need to post request to tilix bug reporting channel or git page [04:51] sigh....i fear there is a language barrier here. [04:52] thats not what i am saying at all. [04:52] NOT a new window in terminal. i want to open a terminal from inside a folder. [04:52] @s3nd1v0g1us : unable to open using pop up menu while opening a new windows in file manager or file browser [04:53] again, normally left clicking allows for it, but for some reason it stopped. [04:53] if this than report to tilix git page [04:53] no no. [04:53] you dont understand at all. [04:53] from inside an open folder/window. [04:54] @s3nd1v0g1us : i got it correct . your issue is right click not working sometimes to open the terminal [04:54] say i clock on my music folder....i want to be able to open a terminal at that location... [04:54] no. [04:54] @s3nd1v0g1us : as you said this needs to report to tilix terminal git page [04:55] i feel like im talking to tech support for Verizon. [04:55] @s3nd1v0g1us : tilix is not default terminal for ubuntu [04:55] where nothing that im saying seems to be getting through. [04:55] it is for budgie. [04:56] @s3nd1v0g1us : https://github.com/gnunn1/tilix/issues [04:56] nevermind, ill look for an answer on reddit. [04:56] rise your issue here [04:56] youre not understanding what i am saying. [04:57] @s3nd1v0g1us : You have told us that You are not able to open terminal using the pop up menu using right click inside a folder .. anything wrong ?? [04:58] what i said was that i cannot open a terminal from inside a folder by left clicking. [04:58] it used to allow it, now it does not. [04:58] @s3nd1v0g1us : so you need to report it to tilix git page [04:59] sigh... [05:01] @s3nd1v0g1us : whats your installation type . if it is minimal type that you need some packages installed for the solution [05:02] that would be the nautilus-admin package [05:05] @s3nd1v0g1us : capability you need to installed the python-nautilus package. Logout and login and you will have an open in tilix option [05:07] is it possible to upgrade a boot disk (system disk) from mbr partition table to gpt w/o loss of the partitions ? [05:10] @WoC : Answer is YES but caution and with some provisions [05:11] reinstalling nautilus-admin worked. [05:11] thx. === patr0clus is now known as s3nd1v0g1us === mkv is now known as m4v [05:35] ;P === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [05:57] Hopefully this will help someone somewhere: [05:58] ubuntu 16.04> The infamous laptop lid switch disable feature failure. Here is a pic with a bunch of details. I may have found the issue: [05:58] http://pasteall.org/pic/show.php?id=90275ca6ebbb792e07d653a0ac8d6c77 [06:00] Hopefully the pic is self explainatory. Basically I did everything that you're supposed to do to disable the lid switch, all of which failed. As you can see that setting in Dconf doesn't seem to be changed ( even though it should be ). I ended up solving the issue by disabling upowerd by renaming it [06:02] I forgot to say that I'm running Gnome-flashback-session. I don't know how much that matters [06:05] CrazyH, you should write something static up for this... dev.to is an easy and friendly publishing platform. [06:05] I would have posted this on ubuntu forums, but apparently I can't post... so I'll do this instead [06:07] Is anyone here able to fix my account on Ubuntuforums [06:11] I'd like to post it there [06:23] hi [06:24] which flavor is the best ? [06:24] Hahaha. :D [06:32] ubuntu is running on my vps, but "service apache2 status" says ● apache2.service [06:32] Loaded: not-found (Reason: No such file or directory) [06:32] Active: inactive (dead) [06:32] apache is running... [06:34] nevermind, it isn't, just showing the apache2 default page [07:03] calcurse=unstable on ubuntu, but not raspbian [07:04] gpg=less than fully functional on raspbian, but perfect on ubuntu === DrWatson_ is now known as DrWatson [07:08] Your system does not have a connection to the Snap Store. For the best upgrade experience make sure that your system can connect to api.snapcraft.io. [07:08] Do I still want to continue with the upgrade? [07:11] Or perhaps the question should be: Why doesn't my system have a connection to the snap store or why isn't the linux still not ready for production? [07:13] haha, whatever, let the user figure it out. [07:13] gde33: check your network settings/local issues [07:14] those are all in working order for as far as I know [07:14] but I think your 'not ready for production' 'let the user figure it out' comments kinda betray you here :P [07:14] I'm on irc and on the interwebs and all that [07:14] troll harder [07:14] sorry :P [07:15] I did put the message into google and found a page in french and a lengthy bug report that talked about it some place in the middle. [07:15] couldn't make sense of either tho [07:17] I would like to use the ubuntu in complete ignorance. That would be an ideal world for me. [07:22] sudo apt-get install snapd E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock-frontend - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable) E: Unable to acquire the dpkg frontend lock (/var/lib/dpkg/lock-frontend), is another process using it? [07:25] ok, enough with this upgrading thing [07:27] ok, so I had to abort the upgrade in order to learn it was already installed. [07:33] dec 08 09:09:58 galactus snapd[1096]: autorefresh.go:376: Cannot prepare auto-refresh change: cannot refresh snap-declaration for "core": Get https://api.snapcraft.io/api/v1/snaps/assertions/snap-declaration/16/ [07:33] dec 08 09:09:58 galactus snapd[1096]: stateengine.go:102: state ensure error: cannot refresh snap-declaration for "core": Get https://api.snapcraft.io/api/v1/snaps/assertions/snap-declaration/16/99T7MUlRhtI3U0QF [07:36] this seems interesting: Active: active (running) since za 2018-12-08 09:09:58 CET; 37min left [07:36] apparently it has been running since 30 min in the future [07:38] Localization settings off on dif user? [07:38] Not sure what you mean, if the other user account on the system is configured wrongly? [07:40] Just a guess. Say you ran something as root vs usrr [07:40] the other user account was never used [07:41] there should be only one CET tho [07:45] if I just run systemctl status it says: State: running Jobs: 0 queued Failed: 0 units Since: za 2018-12-08 10:09:14 CET; 1h 24min left [07:46] its not even 9:00 [07:48] check the output of 'timedatectl status' [07:55] Local time: za 2018-12-08 08:55:04 CET [07:55] Universal time: za 2018-12-08 07:55:04 UTC [07:55] RTC time: za 2018-12-08 10:05:39 [07:56] timedatectl set-local-rtc 0 [07:56] Local time: za 2018-12-08 08:56:25 CET [07:56] Universal time: za 2018-12-08 07:56:25 UTC [07:56] RTC time: za 2018-12-08 07:56:26 [07:57] Hey true believers, is there a alternative to using the official Spotify client? I don't mind using it and it actually does a really good job. [07:57] It would be great though if I could find a client that had some different features compared to the official one. [07:57] Web version [07:59] @BrickedInTheHead, This is true. I'll check it out. [08:00] Less features but doesnt cache 10gb of tracks you never listen [08:00] that's why I switched to google play music [08:01] spotify's clients/caching are just dumb [08:01] There is settings for the cache but it doesnt seem to do anything [08:02] * gde33 thought unix time solved all of these problems long ago :/ [08:03] I have had, like most Spotify customers, had my account hacked multiple times within the last year. Got it fixed(for now) after chatting with Spotify customer support. I have expressed to them that it's 2018 heading into 2019....there's no excuse for not having MFA(Multi-factor authentication) for all their customers. [08:04] @mouses, Does google play music have MFA? [08:04] Even bank app doesn't have 2f auth. But its just read only === Guest35751 is now known as Helenah2 [08:05] Arch Linux rox! [08:06] One my disk I have a 100MB EFI system partition, but also a 1MB grub partion. What's the second one for, or can I delete it? (want to move partitions around) [08:07] Wouldnt touch unless you are veteran. Not with any grub manager either [08:07] pepijndevos: you need the bios_boot (grub) partition to boot in legacy mode on a gpt disk [08:08] I'm curious... how come Ubuntu bastardises everything? [08:09] @Helenah2, Good question. [08:09] Helenah2: go ahead and ask if you have a support question, for other queries please use #ubuntu-offtopic [08:09] Joining now [08:09] ducasse, ah, so since I'm in UEFI mode, I don't need it I guess. [08:10] pepijndevos: no, you don't [08:11] cool thanks. I'll try to move it, just in case, but good to know. [08:13] Because Ubuntu doesn't have just one father. She had hundreds [08:13] Her mom's a toal slut [08:21] ... ? [08:31] Does anybody know how can I force Ubuntu to use the 5Ghz band for my wifi? [08:32] Cant you force router? [08:32] BrickedInTheHead, me? [08:32] Ye [08:33] well, i do not want to disable the 2.4GHz network, since not all my devices support it [08:35] Dbugger: split them into two separate ssids if they aren't already [08:36] Dbugger: Connect to the 5G SSID...? [08:36] You should be able to define separate SSID's, they're two different bands [08:37] nate, let me try that.. [08:38] mmmpphh.. the OS does not seem to detect the 5Ghz one [08:38] even though my wifi network card supports 5Ghz [08:40] You need to fiddle with configs and specify support unless oem driver is avaival [08:41] Avaivable. Sorry forgot rule. No english auto complete [08:43] Well, I have an ASUS PCE-AC56 AC1300 Dual-Band [08:43] I dont really know how to change the configuration to do that :/ [08:44] 5ghz support should just work [08:44] If its mimo card you can connect both [08:44] It should, yes... but I cant :( [08:49] hello [08:49] kann jemand hier deutsch sprechen ? :D [08:49] hello, inteus :D [09:03] i keep getting an error .... [drm:radeon_crtc_handle_flip] radeon_crtc->flip_status = 0 != RADEON_FLIP_SUBMITTED(2) [09:04] i am running 16.04 lts [09:04] the error is in my sys.log [09:06] can anybody help [09:21] Hello, is there a way (any package?) to send a system wide custom-pop-up notification? [09:22] talk but it's not really a pop-up, and users can turn it off [09:25] talk won't help. anything else I can try? [09:26] there is notify-send if I use tint2, but then it lasts only for few secs [09:26] -t, --expire-time=TIME [09:27] miliseconds notify-send persists [09:35] I didn't know that. Thanks @rud0lf [09:45] Who uses redshift? When I run the redshift temperature Kelvin does not change. Redshift works for you? If to start redshift and temperature will not change redshift does not work [10:13] So what are the chances of a ssd being bad? For some reason whenever i put load on this disk (like install a steam game or when timeshift launches) the system freezes and then comes back after a minute. when i look at dmesg or syslog i see a bunch of hd errors [10:13] i swapped sata cable with no luck [10:14] !info smartmontools [10:14] smartmontools (source: smartmontools): control and monitor storage systems using S.M.A.R.T.. In component main, is optional. Version 6.5+svn4324-1 (bionic), package size 445 kB, installed size 1533 kB [10:14] sta7ic, [10:14] Run diagbostics [10:15] hello, every one here? [10:15] Kidman1670, yep [10:16] Mathisen: I wonder that someone can help me solve the trouble with Lubuntu? [10:16] Kidman1670, ask the full question [10:17] Mathisen: yes, I am a Vietnamese, I install Ibus-unikey, but I cannot type any VNese after this. Ibus work fine in Ubuntu, but I cannot use it in Lubuntu. Thank you very much if you help me. [10:20] So, i ran smartctl --all /dev/sdd [10:20] passed healtcheck and looks like no errors? [10:21] sta7ic: are you answer my problem??? [10:22] no sorry [10:22] sta7ic: no proplem hihi [10:32] So I ran a a short test on the ssd and health summary passed and doesnt look to be any errors? I will kick off a long test when i can as well === Dreaman is now known as Blade [10:48] I'm running a binary that reads from a wav file, and it fails with `sh: 1: path/to/file.wav: Permission denied` ??? [10:51] seems I needed to chmod +x the file === rud0lf is now known as SatanClaus === SatanClaus is now known as rud0lf [11:07] Hi there. I have very rare DVD disc and I want to make a copy of this thing, in case that original would become unreadable. I have tried many ways of doing it, dd, ddrescue, cat'ing of /dev/sr0 (heh). Nothing helps. It copies about 20-40 Mb and then I receive error "Permission denied" Sounds like DVD is protected? What kind of protection I have? [11:08] Is there any way to copy that disc? [11:10] sysx1000 hi! [11:11] are you using GUI or Shell?? [11:12] shell [11:12] I don't want do distribute that disc, I just want to have an ISO [11:13] the best way is using dd [11:13] what the command do you try? [11:15] try install the package genisoimage [11:15] apt-get install genisoimage [11:17] genisoimage? [11:17] this one is for making ISO out of files, isn't it? [11:17] you can specify an directory [11:18] try specify the DVD ROM directory [11:18] genisoimage -o output_image.iso directory_name [11:18] i have tried ddrescue, dd, pv, direct cat of DVD-ROM device [11:18] for example: genisoimage -o output_image.iso /dev/cdrom [11:21] No, it does not work [11:22] :( [11:22] even in VLC player it plays only friggin non-pirate note and then VLC crashes. On my BluRay player this disc is playing without any trouble === tarator85 is now known as tarator [11:24] the DVD recorded with genisoimage play on your BlueRay player? [11:25] Who might knows that? It's commercial dvd [11:25] I am not sure that publishers are using genisoimage ;) [11:26] hahaha [11:26] Man... Try use GUI interface... use K3B [11:39] ok, seems like after installing libdvd-pkg and brasero it works, I have already dumped 2G of this disc to disk ;) [11:40] so you use brasero on GUI? [11:41] yes [11:42] I hope it will dump data properly [11:42] where can I find the ubuntu kernal soucecode? [11:42] pkg? [11:43] Brasero is very good too [11:43] or kernel source archive? [11:43] source archive I need to add it to my lfs build..... [11:44] lfs means links from scratch? [11:44] ok, go and visit kernel.org [11:44] charith: kernel.org [11:47] yes linux from scratch ...? i will see ....is there any github repository canonical used to publish there ubuntu kernl [11:48] charith: if you need just kernel sources use kernel.org [11:49] https://www.kernel.org/ [11:49] not sure about canonical [11:50] charith: anyway on lfs you do not need (and do not want) to use the kernel made by canonical. [11:51] it contains diverses things who will not work on your lfs version. [11:53] hello [11:53] did anyone here have used stable os kerneals from centos,ubuntu or arch with lfs [11:54] charith: why would you do that ? [11:54] use the original one. [11:57] I have used original kernel did'nt like its performance ...I want to undestand and learn how the above main os kernel configurations are made... [11:58] charith: in what way ? [11:59] If you do understand that, why not tune up the kernel yourself to suit your need ? And using a arch kernel or a ubuntu kernel is definetly not a good idea, there is really more than just tuneup performances on thoses kernel. [12:01] I want there kernel cofiguration source with all the patches they applied for the original kernel to study how they tuned up the original one...is this the offical ubuntu irc [12:02] is there anyone from canonical [12:03] Enjoy : https://github.com/Canonical-kernel/Ubuntu-kernel [12:05] thnks [12:08] Hey Guys, which packages would i need to be able to use OpenCL on "Tobago PRO [Radeon R7 360 / R9 360 OEM] [1002:665F]" amdgpu,radeon stack (ubuntu 18.04 stock kernel driver)? [12:08] Trying to use it in OpenCV === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [12:09] installed "ocl-icd-opencl-dev" which provides "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libOpenCL.so" yet clinfo shows no avail [12:12] do i need "mesa-opencl-icd"? [12:13] hi, I cant start radicale server any more and there is no error in log. [12:15] I got this logline two days ago: https://pastebin.com/xJ4xnPkG [12:44] irgendwer4711: look like you already have an instance running [12:44] and there is an error in the login.. pid file exist [12:44] Dez 06 21:44:51 radicale[24713]: OSError: PID file exists: /var/run/radicale/radicale.pid [12:46] tchakatak: but all instances crashed then [12:47] irgendwer4711: then remove manually the pid file and restart it ? [12:48] tchakatak: I did that, when this problem occured first at 3rd Dec. [12:48] did you try to look it up in the systemd log ? [12:48] you saw this [12:48] like journalctl -xe / systemctl status / systemctl status radicale [12:49] ok [12:49] the is no newer log line [12:49] then remove the pidfile and do a systemctl start radicale [12:49] *there [12:49] the pid file is already gone [12:50] then systemctl start radicale ? [12:50] no function [12:50] ?? [12:50] does not work [12:50] ok but what does it say ? [12:51] it's lying, that is was started [12:51] its lying ? Oo [12:51] yes [12:51] how do you know its lying ? [12:52] init script is lying. it said "ok" [12:52] -_- [12:52] systemctl does not say anything [12:52] "[ ok ] Starting radicale (via systemctl): radicale.service." [12:52] please past the result of systemctl status radicale AND systemctl status [12:53] systemctl status was my pastebin [12:53] can you do it again please ? [12:54] same output [12:54] systemctl status (without anything) give you this output ? [12:55] yes/no, there is no newer output than that of 6th dec [12:56] systemctl status should give you all the CGROUP and the process running and there pid, anso the state of systemd [12:56] not this [12:56] no [12:56] that was status of radicale [12:56] what did you type exactly [12:56] systemctl status radical [12:57] thats not what i asked you [12:57] yes you do! [12:57] "systemctl status" [12:57] WITHOUT radical [12:57] you said AND [12:57] > please past the result of systemctl [12:57] status radicale AND systemctl status [12:57] one line? [12:57]