[00:00] tomreyn, ok what should i be looking for? [00:01] gambl0r3: the text [00:01] have you replaced the default files? [00:01] tomreyn, no [00:02] Thanks, tomreyn and ubottu, but I still don't see anything regarding the problem I described. But I'll try on #alsa [00:02] gambl0r3: if these comments are no understandable then you should not be using a non standard shell. [00:02] gambl0r3: is the login shell actually bash? [00:02] s/non-standard/non default/ [00:03] gambl0r3: check with "echo $SHELL" [00:03] TJ-: olof_szary, im using oh-myzsh [00:03] TJ-, /usr/bin/zsh [00:05] nice :D [00:05] gambl0r3: there you go then [00:06] how do i resolve brocken packages? [00:06] TJ-, there you go what [00:06] im trying to install wine-staging but its telliing me i have broken packages [00:06] if you get that error, also the solution with -f [00:06] gambl0r3: the shell is zsh not bash so .bashrc is not going to be used [00:07] what does source command do? [00:07] gambl0r3: reads a file into the current shell and executes each command [00:08] ok so basically i have to copy my aliases into whatever zsh uses? [00:09] gambl0r3: yes. Check "man zsh" for indications of where [00:12] gambl0r3: the "STARTUP/SHUTDOWN FILES" section seems to detail what files are read when [00:12] TJ-, k thanks guys [00:21] wine-staging : Depends: wine-staging-amd64 (= 4.0~rc5~cosmic) but it is not going to be installed [00:21] Depends: wine-staging-i386 (= 4.0~rc5~cosmic) [00:22] ask in the wineHQ channel, it is their ppa [00:23] !wine [00:23] WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu [00:24] does liveCD comes with ntfs-3g ? [00:24] olof_szary: most likely, yes [00:24] since the installer can resoze windows partitions + file systems [00:25] I created an LXC container, but it can't access internet, it doesnt have network interfaces other than lo [00:26] and IFIR it is possible to install small packages on ramdisc if need be, right? [00:27] * olof_szary regretting destruction of tails stick [00:28] sorry for silly questions, it's been quite a while since I've used cds for something other that installation [00:28] olof_szary: yes [00:46] Hello! I decided to add a server running Ubuntu-Server (18.04.1.0) (as a VM) to my lab, and I am running into an issue with NetPlan. My interfaces were all wiped when rebooting after the initial setup (similar to --> https://askubuntu.com/questions/1019146/netplan-does-not-apply-at-startup). Since I now have no networking, I cannot install netplan.io or netplan. My question -- is there a way to recover this without having to manually con [00:46] figure the network interfaces? I have confirmed that my NetPlan config in /etc/netplan/ has the same information entered during setup (that worked fine before rebooting), and I have restarted services per the link noted. Thanks in advance for any suggestions you may have (I will keep digging as well)! [00:53] bluewizard: try sudo dhclient [00:53] that might/should get the box on the lan, and then you can ssh/apt/whatever [00:55] If i recall correctly there were some issues with VM not running biosdevname package, but it was some time ago [00:55] CarlFK: That got me back on the lan and I can work with that. Thank you for the tip! [00:55] \o/ [00:56] olof_szary: Interesting to note. The link I found does mention known issues with NetPlan on Ubuntu 18.04 that have allegedly been resolved. [00:56] chrome/chromium - how do I set a header before I do a GET? [01:00] CarlFK: can you not set the header with the GET request? https://stackoverflow.com/a/11876907 [01:03] SlidingHorn: that looks like js. im trying to just get URLs with my browser [01:03] bluewizard: what does the file in /etc/netplan/ contain ? [01:03] bluewizard: it may not be matching on interface names for example [01:08] TJ: The interface name matches the output of $(ip a) - ens3. There is one address under 'addresses:', 192.168.100.16/24. No DHCP, gateway - 192.168.100.1. It is worth noting that all interfaces are in the state DOWN on each boot. [01:09] CarlFK's suggestion to use dhclient does get me online. I may just remove NetPlan and see if I can use something else. [01:09] what does systemctl status networking.service gives after boot usually? [01:09] bluewizard: better to resolve the issue, it may not be netplan [01:10] bluewizard: at boot-time netplan 'renders' a systemd-networkd config in /run/systemd/network/ - check there are files in there. If not, then there is no active network config [01:12] TJ-: I agree with you that netplan itself may not be the issue, but this is a pretty default setup aside from the static IP set during install. I am just wondering if netplan is more trouble than it is worth. You do have a point though. =) [01:12] olof_szary: 'active (exited)'. systemctl status systemd-networkd shows: 'active (running)' [01:13] I may be doing something incorrectly, but my other VMs do not display this behavior on boot after the initial setup. [01:13] bluewizard: config files in /run/systemd/network? ? [01:14] TJ-: This system doesn't even have that directory -- but it does have /run/systemd/netif/. [01:15] bluewizard: then that is a problem, since systemd-networkd should create that at startup [01:15] bluewizard: "journalctl -u systemd-networkd".service" [01:15] darn, typos! [01:15] bluewizard: "journalctl -u systemd-networkd.service" [01:18] TJ-: Interesting - there are multiple consecutive entries showing Network Service stopping and starting, sometimes 5 entries in a second. Also noteworthy are the entries saying the interface (ens3) 'Lost carrier' and 'Gained carrier' back to back. [01:19] bluewizard: same hypervisor as your other well-behaved virtual machines? [01:20] TJ-: Yes. My VMs are mostly CentOS7 on a Debian host. Only this Ubuntu server displays this behavior. [01:21] Using QEMU/KVM for the record [01:23] TJ-: I believe this is a standout message -- firewalld.service: Job polkit.service/stop deleted to break ordering cycle starting with firewalld.service/stop [01:24] bluewizard: that doesn't look familiar, firewalld isn't often used with Ubuntu [01:24] bluewizard: experiment with masking it off [01:30] TJ-: I fully removed the package and rebooted the system, but the issue exists. I was able to install the netplan package though, and the output $(netplan -d) shows that there is an error -- netplan: fatal error: cannot bind to port 2983, is another daemon running?, exiting. [01:30] TJ-: I need to investigate that further to see if a conflicting service is configured as Enabled on boot. [01:32] bluewizard: is it possible there's two instances of netplan both trying to start? [01:32] bluewizard: it would seem strange that 2 separate services both pick the same port number [01:37] TJ-: I just installed netplan (1.10.1-5build1), which uninstalled netplan.io (0.40.1~18.04.3). This provides instructions to create a file, '/etc/default/netplan', and add 'ENABLED=1'. I did this and rebooted, and the error is gone. Now there is a new error - Permission denied for netplan on /var/lib/plan/netplan.dir/. I will investigate that next. [01:39] bluewizard: oh you've jsut made me laugh so much :D "netplan" is a completely different package to "netplan.io" :) [01:39] !info netplan [01:39] netplan (source: plan): network server for `plan'. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.10.1-5build1 (bionic), package size 28 kB, installed size 106 kB [01:39] !info netplan.io [01:39] netplan.io (source: netplan.io): YAML network configuration abstraction for various backends. In component main, is important. Version 0.40.1~18.04.3 (bionic), package size 63 kB, installed size 244 kB [01:41] is there a petition against using pulseaudio [01:42] danst: not that I've noticed. If you don't want to use simply uninstall it [01:43] TJ-: Oops... (;-_-) I tried to install netplan.io while troubleshooting, so that is why it was there. Good to know though! What's interesting is that netplan:netplan is the user:group owner set for this directory (rwx rx rx). /run/systemd/network still does not exist though. [01:43] TJ-: I don't think developer community hears end users [01:44] bluewizard: I may have been wrong about what creates that directory, I noticed on a test VM here it isn't created if I'm not using netplan [01:44] and I don't know a person who enjoys pulseaudio [01:44] on headless [01:44] if you're a normie like me, you would consider ubuntu on desktop a bad idea [01:46] I understand that there are people with different set of mind and tasks required to be done on their computer [01:46] but there are people like me too [01:48] TJ-: Again the error states that netplan cannot bind to port 2983. Yet, the output of $(lsof -i :2983) shows that netplan is listening on that port. [01:51] bluewizard: I'll build a new guest here using netplan see how it behaves, but as far as I've seen so far it has been fine [01:51] TJ-: It looks like the networking persisted over that last reboot [01:54] TJ-: Since I introduced an error by removing netplan, installing netplan.io, then repeating that twice (sorry!), it is difficult for me to identify what the exact issue was. My best guess - networking.service was set to Enabled in addition to systemd-networkd. I believe I created that issue. [01:55] bluewizard: so now you've got netplan(.io) generating files in /run/systemd/network/ ? [01:55] olof_szary: You were indeed correct that the issue was not with netplan! [01:55] TJ-: Yes! It also contains the networking configuration set on install (10-netplan-ens3.network) [01:56] bluewizard: right, that is being generated each boot based on the /etc/netplan/ YAML [01:57] /run/ is a tmpfs created on each boot so nothing persists over reboots there [01:57] TJ-: I believe that when I tried to remove netplan I inadvertently set ifupdown to Enabled. Reinstalling netplan.io must not set ifupdown to Disabled. [01:57] bluewizard: that sounds correct, that's the admin's job :) [01:58] TJ-: The output of $(systemctl -a | grep -i network) no longer shows it as active after manually disabling it. That makes sense that it is the admin's job, but merely removing netplan.io seemed to set ifupdown to Enabled, I do not see the corresponding systemctl command in my command line history. Wouldn't you consider this inconsistent? [01:59] I'm not aware of anything in the netplan .postinst/.postrm scripts that'd do that but I'll look in a moment once this VM image has finished building [02:01] bluewizard: No, there are no .post{inst,rm} scripts at all for netplan.io so it isn't guilty :) [02:02] TJ-: P.S. - Thank you very much for taking the time to talk with me through this. I appreciate your time and assistance. I will be sure to apply what was learned here today should anything similar come up! [02:02] TJ-: I wonder then what would cause this? [02:03] bluewizard: have you been using a full root shell, or 'sudo ...' - if the latter, check /var/log/auth.log because it records all commands issued via sudo [02:03] TJ-: I switched to root and did not use sudo from my account. [02:04] bluewizard: well, as long as it is fixed now :) [02:06] TJ-: The postinst file for ifupdown has this line: deb-systemd-helper enable 'networking.service' [02:06] TJ-: I did in fact run apt-get install ifupdown [02:07] TJ-: So it was me... [02:07] TJ-: Thank you again for your help! I even learned something new =) [02:09] bluewizard: now all I have to do is fix all my own bugs :p [02:18] hello, does the following get latest security updates? "sudo apt-get install unattended-upgrades && sudo unattended-upgrades" [02:18] powerninja: no, sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade [02:19] So I have a java applet that I pinned to my dock. Then I deleted the applet, but the icon still takes up its space on the dock and I can't interact with it. How does one go about removing things like that from the dock? [02:21] I figured it out, I had to edit /etc/lxc/lxc-usernet, thanks [02:27] Hi lotuspsychje, OK will it at least generate the /var/log/unattended-upgrades/unattended-upgrades.log file and see what will be updated? [02:28] I don't want to run the full-upgrade, only the new security packages of already installed packages. [02:28] thanks [02:28] powerninja: its not reccomended to hold back updates [02:29] OK, understood [02:29] powerninja: sounds perfectly fine - that is how u-u is intended to work [02:29] powerninja: wich ubuntu version are you on? [02:30] Ubuntu 16 [02:30] powerninja: there is no "Ubuntu 16" [02:30] powerninja: try: cat /etc/issue [02:31] sorry xenial, Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS [02:31] running on AWS EC2 instances [02:31] thanks [02:34] unattended upgrades is also enabled by default now on xenial right? [02:34] I see the following in the logs /var/log/unattended-upgrades/unattended-upgrades.log, https://hastebin.com/valoberijo.cs [02:35] Does that mean I need to run the sudo apt update next? [02:35] Is there a way to set up SSH/SFTP to only show a specific directory to a user and not allow them to traverse above it? [02:36] RudyValencia: put it in their home directory. [02:36] Is NFSv4 completely broken in Ubuntu 18.04? I'm getting "mount(2): Operation not permitted" error when trying to mount NFS share. [02:36] but then they could still go up even to / and traverse into system stuff [02:36] powerninja: check your software&sources to see how your updates are managed [02:37] lotuspsychje, do you mean the repos configs? Thanks [02:37] e.g. user alice can still access /bin although it's read-only [02:37] RudyValencia: https://superuser.com/a/370955 - old, but should be helpful [02:38] powerninja: no, software&updates/tab updates and check how your updates are enabled [02:38] SlidingHorn: so I'd have to do that for each user? [02:39] Oh not using gui, how would i check via cli? Thanks [02:39] lotuspsychje: it's AWS EC2 so presumably no GUI [02:39] RudyValencia: I believe it said you can list the users one-per line...I already closed the tab [02:39] that would block root from administering the server though [02:39] wait no [02:39] nevermind it wouldn't [02:39] yep, :) no gui, trying to figureout what's the best way to run weekly Ubuntu security updates and bake the AMIs, thanks [02:40] because root wouldn't be listed [02:40] powerninja: /etc/apt/sources.list{,.d/*} for the archive URLs, /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50unattended-upgrades for the u-u configuration [02:41] powerninja: are you on server? [02:41] I don't know what Plesk does but it at least gives the user a semi-working SSH [02:41] This is what's on /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50unattended-upgrades , https://hastebin.com/eheraxehiw.php [02:41] powerninja: the update runs daily via /lib/systemd/system/apt-daily-upgrade.timer [02:42] Lotus, yes on server running in AWS infrastructure. [02:45] here's the results from cat /etc/apt/sources.list{,.d/*} , https://hastebin.com/asumixipeg.shell [02:46] it looks like it chroots the user somehow [02:48] I think I disabled the daily updates, [02:50] I want to manually trigger the u-u updates, would sudo unattended-upgrade force the u-u updates? My main concern are security updates. thanks [02:51] RudyValencia: in sshd_config you'd add a Match block that matches the user(s) and sets ChrootDirectory [02:51] powerninja: yes [02:51] powerninja: it won't do a manual "apt update" though (which fetches the latest package list) so you'd need to do that yourself [02:52] powerninja: it has a dry-run and a debug option, too, in case you want to see what it does exactly [02:52] TJ yeah, OK I'm only running security updates and not updates, so I'll need to run apt update manually, got it. I also saw from logging in. the following messages. [02:53] initial login messages from ubuntu server https://hastebin.com/uxamotiduk.js [02:54] Hi tomreyn, OK, so there's --dry-run and --debug options with apt update? thanks [03:01] OK, I will also try with "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get -y upgrade" to upgrade all packages [03:34] https://github.com/c4pt000/kernel-4.4.167expSEHDsec_XPAD1_tg3_moonlogo_MT7610Uwifi-41.x86_64 [04:06] I have a server machine on the same network as mine with which I used to connect with an IP address. [04:06] However due to some memory issues the machine restarted and possibly now has another IP address. I am unaware of this new ip address and thus I am unable to log in into this server. [04:06] To make the problem worse I have these additonal problems:- [04:07] 1. Somehow when i connect a display to this machine nothing comes up as it is not possibly running X11. [04:07] 2. I am unaware of the machines MAC address. If I had that i could possibly use nmap and grep to get the new IP. [04:07] I have logged into this server recently and have not restarted my client terminal machine. Is there somewhere the servers MAC address would be captured in some log. Or is there any other way I can get back into the machine? [04:07] !paste | themysticgeek [04:07] themysticgeek: 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. [04:07] see also the #ubuntu-server channel themysticgeek === tulsi_ is now known as _TulsiSpice_ [04:16] how do i fix broken packages? [04:17] speed__: pastebin the output of your apt errors please [04:18] https://pastebin.com/jdSKnCDv [04:20] <_TulsiSpice_> how to autoremove all erroneous repositories ...? [04:20] i guess it says there are broken packages [04:23] report in the winehq channel, speed__ [04:24] i tried, ill try again i guess [04:24] not our problem, or we have no control/influence on it [04:24] I am having problem with external display. I am using Kubuntu 18.04 on HP Envy 13ah0043tx. My laptop only has a USB 3.1 Type-C. When I plug the monitor using USB-C to HDMI adapter, no display is detected. The graphic driver I am using is nvidia-415. [04:26] . [04:29] So I'm an idiot and did sudo mv /home/myuser /myExternalHDD [04:29] pikia, ouch [04:29] I forgot that mv will delete the original copy once its done [04:29] Can I just cp everything back to my home dir [04:29] and be good to go [04:29] pikia, I hope so [04:30] carb0n: does your bios have screen settings of any kind you can change? [04:30] no [04:30] lotuspsychje, no [04:30] carb0n: did your screen work before on ubuntu? [04:31] i browsed every setting and there are only System info, Security, boot options and exit [04:31] lotuspsychje, I never checked with this laptop. It worked with mac using thunderbolt [04:32] carb0n: did you check gnome screen settings, if your external shows up? [04:32] lotuspsychje, I don't have gnome screen settings [04:32] I am using Kubuntu [04:33] oh my bad [04:33] carb0n: kubuntu screen settings then? [04:34] lotuspsychje, lspci output https://dpaste.de/6uD6# [04:34] carb0n: does your laptop have a screen switch button like Fn+F7 ? [04:35] lotuspsychje, no other display is detected [04:35] it has [04:35] carb0n: did you try? [04:35] but a message pops up saying: No external display detected. [04:35] carb0n: can you pastebin: sudo lshw -C video plz? [04:36] lotuspsychje, https://dpaste.de/C4x3# [04:37] carb0n: allright drivers looks loaded [04:37] carb0n: how about a tail -f /var/log/syslog and plug in your external screen, maybe we can have some errors? [04:38] I don't have the monitor with me at the moment, can i fetch the logs from yesterday ? [04:38] if that's possible [04:40] carb0n: sure, ill take a look for you [04:41] Okay. Thanks [04:47] Does Ubuntu 18.10 still use the gtk3-nocsd hack? [04:50] WWhere is the trash folder located? I can't seem to find it under ~/.local/share/Trash' [04:51] it exists, but not installed standard [04:51] !info gtk3-nocsd [04:51] gtk3-nocsd (source: gtk3-nocsd): Disable Gtk+ 3 client side decorations (CSD). In component universe, is extra. Version 3-1ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 38 kB, installed size 78 kB [04:52] could do find ~/ | grep -i trash [05:03] hello [05:03] hi maum [05:03] I tried ssh but Access denied message occurs. Is there some way to solve this issue? [05:03] hello NorthwestVegan [05:04] are you doing password auth? [05:04] in config file? [05:04] yes password [05:04] the message [Server unexpectedly closed network connection] [05:06] inside /etc/ssh/sshd_config is the config for your ssh server [05:06] if you are doing passwords make sure PasswordAuthentication yes [05:06] is in there uncommented [05:06] 'PasswordAuthentication yes' === capella|away is now known as capella [05:07] there is no option about that [05:08] are you trying to ssh as root user? [05:08] ah there is [05:08] I just restart ssh server [05:08] I uncommented it [05:08] yeah give that a shot [05:09] but still Access denied === thurin is now known as uprime [05:09] make sure the firewall is open for ssh port (22), too [05:09] I am trying to do this on virtualbox and 22 is already opened. [05:10] I was working previously but not it isn't [05:10] netstat -tl | grep ssh [05:10] will help you see if its open [05:11] is your virtualbox setup to have the VM on your actual network [05:11] not in some NAT situation [05:11] *:* LISTEN [05:11] like a brideged adapter type deal [05:12] I already did port forwarding option [05:12] 127.0.0.1 -> virtual ip on ubuntu [05:13] the message [Server unexpectedly closed network connection] occurs [05:13] I am trying to do this on Putty [05:14] can you nmap -sV -p 22 virtualbox_ip just to make sure its for sure open [05:14] in where? [05:14] ubuntu? [05:14] from your host or another box? [05:14] ok I will try it on windows [05:15] it might be worth it just to be totally sure [05:16] it is opened [05:17] can you login on the servers' console in virtualbox? [05:17] ok good, well then it probably is your client /server config [05:17] yes [05:17] then become root, then tail -f /var/log/auth.log [05:17] is there a way to install ubuntu mini with uefi? [05:17] maum: then try to connect again and watch the log on the server [05:19] Elronnd: you can do a basic installation using the alternative server installer. [05:21] ok, thanks [05:22] hmm, will the server installer contain wifi drivers? [05:22] tomreyn: I see package-system-locked in log [05:22] Elronnd: livecd has another option, "Miminal installation - Web Browser and basic utilities", as well [05:22] removed session c1 [05:23] Elronnd: i don't think so, not by default. [05:24] I am using PAM [05:24] maum: is this while you are trying to become root, or while you're watching auth.log to see if the ssh user is connecting? [05:25] while you're watching auth.log [05:26] maum: so what is added to the log when you try to ssh in? [05:30] tomreyn: https://i.ibb.co/XybwNXP/c.png [05:31] maum: there are no incoming ssh connections to this ssh server [05:32] not between 14:20:26 and when you pressed Ctrl-C anyways [05:33] ok [05:33] maum: you can test to connect from the server to itself (its LAN IP address) using ssh [05:34] if this also doesn't show up on the log, you have an ssh server configuration problem. if it does show up in auth.log, then you have a network connectivity issue form the other compuiter to the VM. [05:35] tomboy64: ssh is working from the server to itself [05:35] tomreyn [05:35] "if it does show up in auth.log, then you have a network connectivity issue from the other compuiter to the VM." [05:36] maum: you mentioned earlier that it was working before. now, it is not. so, what did you do between that time? modify file(s) or install something? [05:37] since ubuntu comes without a firewall by default, then (unless you enabled one on ubuntu itself) you will need to fix this on the virtualization or network layer or on the connecting client computer [05:37] Running Kubuntu 18.04, I wanna do full disk encryption. Looking around I see things saying you can only do it during the install process, but those posts are fairly old. Is it possible to post install or does it HAVE to be during? [05:39] tomreyn: from the server to itself, the port 22 could not resolve hostname [05:39] ssh IP:port [05:40] Exmix: you can do it post install now, but i assume it is a LOT easier if you do it during installation. in fact i have never done it post-installation.# [05:41] maum: "ssh 123.123.123:22" is not the right format. [05:41] yes 22 is working [05:41] maum: you cany do "ssh -p 22 123.123.123.123" [05:41] yes it is working [05:41] or just "ssh 123.123.123.123" since port 22 is default [05:42] Would you know of any ways how? :X Or point me in the right direction if possible :) [05:42] I added port forwarding in VM. 127.0.0.1:22 -> 10.0.0.2 [05:42] Exmix: cryptsetup-reencrypt, it is a command and comes with a man page [05:43] Perfect. Thank you [05:44] good luck! [05:45] maum: disable this port forwarding, then try to just ssh to 127.0.0.1 [05:45] maum: thats from the computer where virtualbox runs [05:47] tomreyn: I disabled the port forwarding option in VM and tried ssh to 127.0.0.1. and it is working [05:48] it just access denied [05:48] it is not VM [05:48] the windows computer I think [05:50] maum: do you also run an ssh server on the virtualbox host? [05:50] no [05:51] maum: does "tail -f /var/log/auth.log" on the VM now show a connection attempt? [05:52] failed to activate service org.bluez : time out [05:53] maum: that's not ssh, is there nothing on ssh there? [05:54] https://i.ibb.co/D466q9Z/c.png [05:55] lotuspsychje, did you take a look? [05:55] maum: i confirm this is not working [05:56] yes. I disabled the port forwarding. [05:57] maum: but you still get to a login on 127.0.0.1:22, this should not happen if you're not running an ssh server. apparently you don't know exactly how your network and services are configured. [05:57] maum: i'm afraid i cannot help. [05:57] ok [05:57] carb0n: did you paste your logs to me? [06:02] tomreyn: there is ssh on windows and the putty terminal tries to connect the windows ssh I think [06:02] 127.0.0.1 [06:03] maum, try to use bridged adapter in your virtualbox network config [06:04] and let your LAN give it an address thru dhcp, or set a static one in ubuntu [06:05] hey y'all, i'm having some trouble with my headphone jack. it doesn't work- only speakers and bluetooth headphones work. volume control doesn't recognize it as an output. i'm dualbooting windows 10 and ubuntu 18.04.1 on a thinkpad e480 [06:05] maum: then, you need to ssh to VM ip address, not 127.0.0.1 (localhost on host os - Windows) [06:05] !sound | Glaceon_ start here [06:05] Glaceon_ start here: If you're having problems with sound, click the Volume applet, then Sound Preferences, and check your Volume, Hardware, Input, and Output settings. If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !players and !mp3. [06:06] IcemanV9: but it stuck [06:06] i'm in a do-release-upgrade for a remote headless 16.04 to 18.04 upgrade, and postgres is failing to upgrade because systemd is not responding, in another shell systemctl gives "Failed to connect to bus: No such file or directory". any ideas? [06:06] from windows cmd terminal to VM Ubuntu virtual ip [06:07] maum: is it VM set in bridged adapter network as NorthwestVegan mentioned earlier?? [06:10] yes it is bridged adapter [06:10] ssh: connect to host 10.0.2.15 port 22: Connection timed out [06:11] lotuspsychje: I read through those links and it seems like those are for all sounds / speakers not working, which isn't the issue I'm having. My speakers are fine, but my headphone jack isn't. [06:11] maum: is ssh-server installed in ubuntu VM? [06:11] is 10.0.2.0 your home lan? [06:12] IcemanV9: yes [06:12] Glaceon_: try pavucontrol maybe as a test [06:12] Also, http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin seems to be a dead link. [06:12] NorthwestVegan: it is virtual ip on VM Ubuntu [06:12] sorry, i mean is your windows IP adress 10.0.2.* [06:12] lotuspsychje: what am i testing with pavucontrol? [06:13] NorthwestVegan: it isn't [06:13] Sorry, I'm not very experienced [06:13] Glaceon_: see if you can make your jack work there [06:13] whats your win IP? [06:13] 150.183.***.*** [06:13] lotuspsychje: I think I've exhausted all options in pavucontrol. [06:13] oh you arent on a LAN? [06:14] I am on the LAN [06:14] On the output screen, it doesn't show any option other than speakers [06:15] that looks like a WAN ip to me maum [06:16] NorthwestVegan: I am in company [06:16] Glaceon_: does sudo lshw -C sound show your driver= loaded at bottom? [06:16] maum: hmm. it should be 192.168.*.* (home) OR are you at work/school (150.183.*.*)? [06:17] work [06:17] nvm, you just answered it. it's work [06:17] I am at work [06:17] lotuspsychje: configuration: driver=snd_hda_intel latency=64 [06:17] is 150.183 in the reservefd ranges? [06:17] NorthwestVegan: don't know [06:17] maum: VM ip should be created based on 150.183.*.* something [06:18] maybe doing a bridged config wont work so easily as i was hoping, im not sure how youre company does its net [06:19] IcemanV9: yes bridged network seems not work at company. but NAT option I was doing well previously by port forwarding [06:19] Glaceon_: looks good there [06:19] at that time, on windows, there isn't ssh [06:21] why dont you try to setup the port forward differently [06:21] liie 127.0.0.1:22222 -> VMIP:22 [06:21] ok I will try it [06:23] Could not create directory '/home/admin/.ssh'. no kex alg [06:23] Glaceon_: any errors when you tail -f /var/log/syslog and plugin jack? [06:24] could be bad permissions in your home folder there [06:24] but at least you are getting to the ssh service noe maum! [06:24] lotuspsychje: as far as I can tell, nothing happens at all [06:24] NorthwestVegan: 127.0.0.1:2222 -> 10.0.2.15 is now working [06:24] :) [06:25] Thanks [06:25] no problem [06:25] maum: excellent. enjoy it! : ) [06:25] IcemanV9: Thanks [06:26] Thank you all guys [06:26] I'm trying to setup a vpn server and I wanted it to listen for connections on localhost only. I'm in server.conf and there's the line, ";local a.b.c.d" is all I need to do is to uncomment this line and then change it to ,"local 127.0.0.1" to do this? [06:28] Quozl: join #ubuntu-server please [06:28] lotuspsychje: sure. [06:30] Glaceon_: maybe check in your dmesg for sound errors? [06:32] lotuspsychje: I don't *think* so? I might not be looking out for the right things, though [06:36] Glaceon_: feel free to share in a pastebin [06:38] lotuspsychje: https://pastebin.com/we3WMA89 [06:41] Glaceon_: are you using amdgpu from default, or did you install drivers yourself? [06:42] lotuspsychje: I believe I'm using the default? [06:43] ok [06:44] Glaceon_: this looks suspicious: snd_hda_intel 0000:00:1f.3: Unstable LPIB (65536 >= 32768); disabling LPIB delay counting [06:45]