[00:00] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/skckPRJWZD/ [00:01] !usb [00:01] For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent [00:02] !12.04 [00:02] Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (Precise Pangolin) was the sixteenth release of Ubuntu. !End-of-life was April 28th 2017. See https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-security-announce/2017-April/003833.html for more information [00:02] dead, eol [00:02] .. unless you pay for it, ESM [00:02] !esm [00:02] Canonical offers paid extended security support for end-of-life LTS releases through the Ubuntu Advantage program. For more information, see https://ubuntu.com/esm . ESM is not an Ubuntu community offering; please direct questions about it to Canonical directly. [00:02] but not the community [00:03] 14.04 will be EOL in 3 months, so try 16.04 LTS or 18.04 [00:07] !dvd [00:07] Ubuntu's default installation and repositories do not include packages needed to play commercial DVDs for legal reasons. For information on adding them, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs | For information on the legalities involved, see the "DVD" section of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats [00:07] !14.04 [00:07] Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (Trusty Tahr) was the 20th release of Ubuntu. Download at http://releases.ubuntu.com/14.04/ - CHECK FOR POINT RELEASES at http://releases.ubuntu.com - Release Info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TrustyTahr/ReleaseNotes [00:08] !lubuntu [00:08] lubuntu is Ubuntu with LXDE instead of !GNOME as desktop environment, which makes it extremely lightweight. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu - /join #lubuntu for lubuntu support. 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[00:15] and such page info is not really interesting [00:29] !info inkscape [00:29] inkscape (source: inkscape): vector-based drawing program. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.92.3-1 (bionic), package size 16408 kB, installed size 122852 kB [00:29] !sru [00:29] Stable Release Update information is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates [00:29] http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Release_notes/1.0 [00:29] this is a milestone [00:53] what was the 'default' for 16.04, mysql or mariadb? [01:00] both are available, dpends on your setup [01:01] apache/nginx - mysql/mariaDB/postgreSQL - php, perl,pythn [01:04] i know they are all available, but was mysql or mariadb the 'recommended' one, if one wanted to install a generic LAMP server? [01:06] lamp will give mysql [01:06] thanks! [01:07] https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/ [01:08] so I'm wondering if my problem may be tempurature related. the dock blocks airflow. where could I investigate temp history issues? [01:11] not standard, installing sensord would give that, journalctl -u sensord >> https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/269858/does-linux-typically-log-system-temperature-data [01:29] /msg NickServ identify (RS:NS)4 [01:30] Hello, I hope this is not off topic -- I'm looking to obtain either an .ISO for ubuntu server 18.04.1 amd64 with all .debs or a toolset / tutorial for building a custom .iso with the .debs that I need. The target is not connected to the Internet [01:34] the server download is easy to find [01:37] I'm having random bugs that look driver bugs, the last one is: http://paste.debian.net/1061359/ when starting this IRC client, which opened in degraded UI mode (the old grey theme with square buttons, instead of my usual UI) [01:37] What does this stracktrace inspire to you? [01:37] cubic can edit your iso https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-create-a-custom-ubuntu-iso-with-cubic/ [01:39] courrier, is this in virtualbox? [01:39] OerHeks: No this is 18.04 on Dell XPS13 [01:40] I always had compelte/partial freezes with Linux on this machine [01:40] there seems to be an bios update 2.6.2 https://www.dell.com/support/home/ae/en/aebsdt1/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=g05nr [01:41] OerHeks: Are you suggesting the update because you saw something suspicious in the stacktrace or just because I should always isntall the last version? [01:42] seen bios updates on xps13 fixed a lot of issues [01:43] Oh, ok [01:43] DO you know how to interpret the stacktrace though? [01:43] I don't even know wether it's an error, a fatal error, only a warning [01:44] because currently my systme is half-malfunctionning [01:44] some graphic stuff are broken, the display manager complains that something else is interferring so it can't start [01:44] and my IRC client degraded UI [01:45] has a* [01:45] is your system mounted properly, no errors else it is RO ? [01:46] MAT Settings daemon just crashed because of SIGABRT in g_assertion_message() [01:46] RO? [01:46] 'mount' would tell [01:47] OerHeks: http://paste.debian.net/1061360/ [01:47] seems fine [01:47] I don't think so right now. But I'm actually have this RO bug on a regular basis [01:48] Is this RO bug somehting you saw a lot on XPS13? [01:48] oke, before considering the bios update, read the fixes in between versions too [01:49] sure, but it is not xps13 specific, those can give weird user experience with programs, [01:51] MMh [01:51] What could end up with / being mounted as RO? Some driver malfunctionig and causing the system to be unable to talk with the HD again? [01:51] I'm gonna check my version first [01:53] Oh actually the version is in the log [01:53] 2.2.1 instead of 2.6.2 [01:53] I have very high expectations now :D [01:54] :-) === capella is now known as capella|away [02:30] hi, i need some help === Kazan is now known as Guest26856 [02:31] i do this "sudo update-rc.d -f ondemand remove" and i don't know how to roll back [02:32] did* [02:33] anyone know what could i do? [02:33] i already uninstalled tlp [02:34] reinstall tlp, i think, and sudo update-rc.d ondemand disable # would be the correct way [02:35] Hi all..I hope everyone is well...I'm looking for a little help using rsync to pull files from a windows 10 machine to an Ubuntu server [02:35] yeah i know now, but i didn't when i did that [02:36] i read it is a standard script ..https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/Setting_CPU_Governor [02:36] i tried this "sudo update-rc.d -f ondemand defaults" but then it says that "update-rc.d: error: unable to read /etc/init.d/ondemand" [02:38] jups, you removed the /usr/sbin/update-rc.d/ondemand script [02:38] yeah how i restore it? [02:38] i am still looking.. [02:39] i already read that [02:39] thank you very much [02:39] "As the question says, I issued sudo update-rc.d -f ondemand remove cause that's what an article on configuring TLP says ..." ouch [02:40] yeah same here :c [02:41] not really a help https://askubuntu.com/questions/372935/undo-sudo-update-rc-d-f-ondemand-remove [02:43] thank you.. so? is a generic script? so i could take it from a live cd? [02:43] i think cpufrequtils [02:45] thank you, you gave me some light [02:50] Hi all, quick question about ext4: if I create a device using mdadm, let's say /dev/md0, should I partition it with one partition for mkfs.ext4, or should I use the whole device when I do mkfs.ext4? [03:37] Freemasonry and Satanism, book review 8 pt 1, Protocols of Zion, they want a global world government: https://www.bitchute.com/video/ICVFPzitpudS/ [03:37] !spam | ee8e83 [03:37] ee8e83: Please don't spam [03:43] There IS an occupation government : https://www.bitchute.com/video/U765rBfCyRbW/ [03:45] !ops | it was so calm last weeks [03:45] it was so calm last weeks: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [03:46] too late [03:47] hggdh: that was a quick response though...props [03:47] sad they did not use same video [03:48] how can i fix Error in network definition /etc/netplan/static.yaml line 2 column 18: expected mapping for my netplan config [03:49] mnathani, paste the yaml on paste.ubuntu.com please? [03:49] contents of static.yaml: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/yxVTJqpmy8/ [03:51] if i put it in http://www.yamllint.com/ it does a little optimising, no errors [03:52] like what happened here https://askubuntu.com/questions/1033628/netplan-configuration-error-invalid-yaml-did-not-find-expected-key [03:57] mnathani: "ens32" should be indented relative to "ethernets:" [04:00] I nuked the file [04:00] re did it using nano and it seems to have worked [04:00] didnt like my vim editor maybe [04:01] you may have mixed spaces and tabs [04:02] why did ubuntu switch to netplan? [04:02] and is it like a standard that arch centos and redhat will use eventually? [04:03] certain linux distros use it, Debian ofcourse [04:06] mnathani: because "cloud" -- it's a runtime-only generator for the actual network management tool, Makes it easier to 'orchestrate' containers and virtual machines [04:07] kvm based clouds? === capella|away is now known as capella [04:15] hello,world [04:53] how do I update hugo on ubuntu? It says it's the most recent version when I try apt-get install again but it isn't [04:54] jayjo_: which ubuntu release? [04:54] 18.04 LTS [04:54] !info hugo bionic [04:54] hugo (source: hugo): Fast and flexible Static Site Generator written in Go. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.40.1-1 (bionic), package size 4105 kB, installed size 15591 kB [04:55] ok, I see. Thanks [05:43] hi [05:44] what about this channel [05:44] hi [05:45] d === miguel is now known as Guest42681 [06:02] Hi === amir_ is now known as Guest72929 [06:21] hello everyone, what's the best way to upgrade ubuntu 16.04 minimal to 18.04? [06:32] I'm trying to run a Tcl script via a bash script but on running the bash script I get a permission denied for each call of the Tcl script [06:32] isokee: is there a problem with just using the regular upgrade path? [06:32] isokee: as in following the instructions how to upgrade between LTS versions? [06:32] Here's a minimal script which reproduces the problem: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/WnKZmhRBC9/ [06:32] Rty: did you forget to make it executable? [06:33] 755? [06:33] yes. the script has to be executable to begin with, and it has to have a shebang as well, if you wish to execute it like that. [06:33] otherwise you can explicitly invoke the interpreter for. [06:34] it [06:34] I've done a chmod +x driverScript.sh [06:34] Plus added the shebang too #!/usr/bin/env bash [06:34] Still the same error. [06:34] Rty: the tcl script. [06:35] Rty: it needs to be executable as well. [06:35] ryuo: Thanks. Works now! [06:37] ryuo: How does the script know which program to use to run the tcl script? Picks default? [06:37] Rty: shebang line of the script. the kernel does not recognize file extensions. [06:38] I see. Okay [06:47] hi SwedeMike, thanks for the reply. i'm currenty testing it right now. i'm just wondering if there are better ways to upgrade it? [06:50] isokee: no, you just do "do-release-upgrade" or use the GUI upgrade procedure as per the instructions, I don't know of another recommended way. [06:50] SwedeMike, ok, thanks. :) [06:51] SwedeMike, i think my issue atm is that i'm using lubuntu as a de on top of the minimal installation [06:52] SwedeMike, and i'm thinking that it might cause a problem? [06:53] isokee: I have no idea. If it's all ubuntu packages I'd imagine it should work. [06:54] SwedeMike ok, thanks again for the reply. appreciate it. :) [06:54] isokee: Just make sure all packages are updated, remove any that are from PPAs (and remove the PPA from your sources), and make backups of your data just in case. Then go through the recommended upgrade process [06:56] Hello [06:56] Thanks in advance for all if any help. [06:56] SlidingHorn, ok, thanks. :) [06:56] Bags: What do you need help with? [06:57] Looking for a creative solution to a noob problem. [06:57] I've just installed Ubuntu 18 on a HP workstation, getting ready to sell it. [06:57] I've hurt my back so I'm unable to move it. [06:57] The monitor is disconnected, SSH is not enabled. [06:57] Bags: Ubuntu 18 isn't a release [06:57] VNC is enabled [06:58] I can log into it, but now that there's no display, I cant see anything [06:58] SlidingHorn, do-release-upgrade wouldn't install the gtk DE right? [06:58] when I connect remotly [06:58] isokee: it should only upgrade with packages you have [06:58] just a few dots and a strange down arrow symbol [06:59] SlidingHorn: ok, i guess that was my biggest concern atm. thanks again. :) [06:59] *is [06:59] The first time I connected after disconnecting the display it was all ok, but it had downloaded some updates and asked to be restarted so I did that and now it's headless [06:59] Bags: a couple things - 1. Try not to use "Enter" as punctuation. It's easier to follow your issue if it's all on one line 2. Which release are you using? "18" is not a valid release. Ubuntu goes by YY.MM (e.g. 18.04, 18.10) [06:59] I can still connect via VNC but don't see anything meaningful on the screen. [07:00] Oh, ok. Apologies. [07:00] Um... [07:00] Which release? I can't actually remember. [07:01] Bags: what is the output of lsb_release -a | nc termbin.com 9999 [07:01] тут кто по русски шпрехат [07:02] You see to actually enter that command, I need a terminal. As I'm not getting anything, and SSH is not yet enabled, I can't run a terminal or SSH on the system to enter that command. [07:02] !ru | user_ [07:02] user_: Пожалуйста наберите /join #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке. | Pozhalujsta naberite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke. [07:03] How do I direct my responses to a particular user like you guys are doing? [07:03] Bags: start to type the name and hit tab to autocomplete (in most clients) [07:03] Bags: just type the nick first on the line followed by :, like I did. [07:04] SwedeMike: Thanks. [07:05] SlidingHorn: I found the install USB and it's Ubuntu 18.04.1 [07:05] Bags: so you're able to connect via VNC, but you just can't see anything? What happens if you connect and hit Ctrl+Alt+F3 does it take you to a login terminal? [07:06] SlidingHorn: It's taken me to the login terminal for the client computer. [07:07] SlidingHorn: Now I can't get back to the VNC client window... [07:08] Bags: okay, that's one of 7 TTY terminals. VNC isn't somethign I'm familiar with, but you can use the TTY to enter any commands (the desktop is usually on TTY 7 - Ctrl+Alt+F7) [07:08] what is the OS you're using to connect to this machine? [07:09] SlidingHorn: Thanks, that worked. The client is running on a Parallels VM running Ubuntu 14.04 [07:10] SlidingHorn: Running on a Mac with Mojave. [07:12] SlidingHorn: I've set the client to capture all keyboard commands but it still takes me to the terminal log in screen for the system running the client and not the machine the client is connecting to. [07:14] SlidingHorn: I’m thinking that if the VNC connection session is all working apart from the display, that I could somehow invoke the terminal (blindly) and type in some commands to enable SSH so that I can then SSH into the system and correctly set up the alternate display output (:1) for the VNC server or something like that... I dunno... I’m clutching at straws here... [07:17] Bags: Can you not directly connect from the Mac itself? The VM seems like an unnecessary step [07:18] SlidingHorn: No. Tried that first, but (and I only found this out now) the encryption needs to be disabled for me to log in with anything other than Remmina on Linux. [07:21] SlidingHorn: Tried the standard Mac OS VNC connection, Chrome's VNC client, and Chicken but they all fail with authorisation errors. Remmina worked so that's the only place I can start with at the moment. [07:24] c2 [07:27] Bags: just to clarify and sum up this issue: 18.04 server, 14.04 VM client, black screen when connecting via VNC with just some dots and a down arrow? [07:28] SlidingHorn: Yes. After a restart. Initially when VNC was enabled there was a monitor connected. Now the monitor is disconnected and I can't get it back on there as I’m alone and physically disabled at the moment. [07:29] SlidingHorn: Initially I could connect via Rimmina and see the desktop, but the restart with the monitor gone has now brought about the situation where the server is headless and the VNC session via Rimmina on a 14.04 system shows dots and a down arrow. And a capital letter O. [07:31] SlidingHorn: Sorry, that's Remmina VNC client. [07:31] Bags: I don't know if it will help me at all, but are you able to take a picture of this and post it to a bin? (like imgbox.com or something?) [07:33] a work colleage told and showed me double commander. He uses it to rename bulk data (thousands of files at once, all mixed in the same directory). Would you recommend me another linux only app? [07:33] SlidingHorn: https://imgbox.com/gallery/edit/j8zMsOy0cp/KtaGPgCIiQjFqQsD [07:35] frad: a gui app for renaming files? gprename [07:37] SlidingHorn: Mate, I think I've wasted enough of your time. You've been so generous in trying to help, but I feel that it's best for all for me to wait until tomorrow and ask someone to come over and move the display back onto the box and I do what I need to do to get this working with a monitor and keyboard. [07:38] Bags: maybe the "blindly try to get a terminal" option might be worth trying. If there's a keyboard attached to the server machine, (presumably you would have to login first? password then enter then wait....) then Ctrl+Alt+T ? From there, sudo apt install openssh-server (then password, enter) [07:39] SlidingHorn: ok, I'll try that. [07:40] Bags: at least if that works, you'll be able to connect to it via ssh and make some changes [07:43] ducasse, in your experience, is double commander better than gprename? [07:46] frad: i don't use it (i use spacefm or ranger), but it does a lot more. gprename is good for renaming, though. there's also krename if you don't mind the kde dependencies [07:48] ducasse, you mean double commander does a lot more thangprename? [07:48] frad: it does more than renaming files, yes [07:48] ssl-test [07:48] gotcha [07:48] thanks [07:48] ducasse, [07:49] yw [07:57] leonardus: tomreyn updated your bug, check if you can fix the same way? [07:59] SlidingHorn: Tried restarting. (The system was configured to log in automatically to the admin account) Then entering Ctrl+Alt+T and then su (enter) password (enter) then /sbin/shhutdown -r now (enter) but the system did not shut down, so I'm thinking I'm out of options here with this idea. [08:00] SlidingHorn: If it's not shutting down, then it's definitely not taking my keyboard commands and doing things with them like we had hoped. [08:01] SlidingHorn: I also tried what you had suggested, restarted, trying to SSH into it, but it's still refusing the connection. [08:01] Bags: be carefull with vnc ok, its a security risk these days, better do your work over ssh instead [08:02] lotuspsychje: Thanks lotuspsychje, but I can't use either at this stage, so I’m pretty sure noone else can either. [08:02] Bags: cant you use one time teamviewer to take over that machine? or is it non-GUI? [08:04] lotuspsychje: The VNC was installed and working and then the monitor was removed and now it has been restarted and headless, but the required preparations for running it headless were not known about until too late. [08:05] Bags: can you detail your end-goal exactly, volunteers might have other ideas [08:05] lotuspsychje: Now I'm trying to enable SSH in the blind, hoping that even though my VNC connection visual display is clearly gobbdygook due to it being headless, that the keyboard commands are still somehow getting through, thus allowing me to install and enable SSH and use that to do the rest of the preparations to the system that I was trying to do. === tulsi is now known as Guest35941 [08:06] Bags: can you try logging in to a tty? [08:06] lotuspsychje: The end goal is somehow enabling SSH without a monitor being connected to it. I'm temporarily physically disabled and can't get a monitor connected to it. [08:07] ducasse: Can you please help me to try and do this? What would I have to do? [08:07] Bags: are you sure ssh server is still running? [08:08] Bags: press ctrl+alt+f2 or f3, enter usernama and password, then install ssh [08:08] lotuspsychje: No. I'm actually certain that SSH hasn't even been installed yet. [08:08] oh see what ducasse suggested then [08:08] ducasse: How do I do this without a monitor being connected and without SSH running? [08:09] Bags: no monitor should be needed, you can type blind [08:10] Bags: you need to physically be in front of the machine, though [08:11] ducasse: Ok, let me see if I can do that. [08:20] Hi all. I'm using an HP laptop-tablet-convertible, which I frequently use lying on its side [08:21] I can easily turn off GNOME's screen rotation, but still when I rotate the device on its side the keyboard and trackpad get disabled [08:21] This happens from early in the Ubuntu boot screen (but not in grub), so I don't think it's a gnome thing but something happening at a lower level [08:22] (I can tell that it's happening at the boot screen because when the keyboard is disabled by rotation its backlight turns off) [08:22] JJJollyjim_: to debug try a tail -f /var/log/syslog and rotate, see what errors comes out [08:22] no output is added when I rotate [08:23] JJJollyjim_: perhaps look for acpi issues in your syslog/dmesg then [08:23] I wouldnt expect any errors, I assume some component is intentionally disabling the keyboard because it thinks I'm using it as a tablet, and doesn't want me to press keys by mistake [08:25] ducasse: Do I need to do anything to start the SSH service once I've entered the commands to install it? [08:25] JJJollyjim_: is your bios up to date? [08:25] Bags: no, that is automatic [08:25] http://ix.io/1wc4 <-- dmesg | grep -i acpi, don't see anything relevant [08:25] lotuspsychje, quite possibly not [08:26] again im not sure if there is necessarily anything misbehaving, just making a false assumption about me wanting to use this as a tablet [08:26] the keyboard gets turned back on when i rotate upright [08:26] Is there a bash equivalent for something like np.linspace(0,1,11)? [08:26] i just want to be able to use its on its side [08:26] JJJollyjim_: what about your graphics card chipset and driver version, installed correctly? [08:27] Rty: not pure bash, but the seq command accepts a step parameter, which gets you close [08:28] so seq 0 0.1 1 in this case [08:30] lotuspsychje, sorry i don't see how this is a graphics issue... have I explained the question poorly? [08:30] JJJollyjim_: wrong graphics drivers can influence things [08:31] JJJollyjim_: im just trying to rule things out for you [08:31] sure thanks [08:31] Yeah this works. array=($(seq 0 0.1 1) [08:31] im using intel integrated graphics, latest open-source drivers as included in cosmic [08:32] JJJollyjim_: allright, tnx for checking have you also tested this on LTS? [08:32] yes [08:32] it persisted as i was upgrading artful->bionic->cosmic today [08:33] JJJollyjim_: ok, in your case i would go for the latest bios update first, if that doesnt help i would file a new !bug as your issues is pretty specific [08:33] thanks [08:33] JJJollyjim_: feel free to share us the bug # after [08:33] JJJollyjim_: Does this have rounding off errors like in np.arange? [08:34] no idea sorry Rty [08:34] I suppose if stop-start is a multiple of step, it would be fine. [08:34] Thanks anyway. === tulsi is now known as Guest20079 [08:55] Question: I generate a new SSH key with "ssh-keygen -f /etc/ssh/ssh_host_ed25519_key -t ed25519 -N """ and while the fingerprint is different, the saved file is always the same, even if I do it multiple times. What's wrong here? [08:57] ovalseven8: how do you test that the saved file is the same? [08:58] tomreyn, cat "/etc/ssh/ssh_host_ed25519_key" [08:58] this will only show you one key, to compare you'd need two [08:59] tomreyn, Well, the output is the same as before even when I created the new key [08:59] so you're comparing the new file to what you remember from the previous one? [08:59] my question is exactly how you compare [08:59] tomreyn, In the bash you see the previous output of the commands, right? [09:00] ovalseven8: you see the fingerprint and the visual representation of it [09:00] Yes [09:01] but you said those differ anyways [09:01] you're saying the key material itself remains the same. so i'm asking how you're comparing the key material between runs. [09:01] tomreyn, Wait a minute [09:02] Hello! There is any good way to install nvidia geforce driver on ubuntu: I have a old 650 ti vga but i dont have the same performance in the same game ubuntu vs win10. [09:02] I'm pretty sure its because the nvidia driver [09:03] ceskoz99: the default approach to install the proprietary nvidia driver son ubuntu is "sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall" [09:03] Hello! tomreyn! I was here yesterday, talked lot about "chrome browser bug" [09:04] i was on webirc client [09:04] this can also be done on gui [09:04] ceskoz99: welcome back [09:04] i just want to tell you removed the 18.04.1 LTS ubuntu and replaced with 18.10 and now everything fine [09:05] tomreyn, https://dpaste.de/GChf/raw [09:05] ceskoz99: glad you found a solution which works for you. [09:06] Strange... :/ [09:06] works [09:07] ovalseven8: so things are actually as they should be? [09:08] tomreyn, Exactly. Sorry! The first line and the last line were the same in the private key [09:09] glad we solved another miracle. ovalseven8: it's entirely common / expected that the first and last couple of characters of both the public and private key remain the same or similar across different keys. [09:10] tomreyn, What's the reason for that? Sorry. [09:10] thats because of the key format and how it stores the same 'meta' information in the same places as part of the key file. [09:15] ovalseven8: if you want it detailed https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4253#section-6.6 [09:15] easier, but much less complete http://blog.oddbit.com/2011/05/08/converting-openssh-public-keys/ [09:26] When I do "useradd -m userabc" which password is the default? [09:28] there's no password until you set one. Prefer adduser over useradd for creating users. It will set password as well [09:29] geirha, That means that I cannot login as long as no password is set? [09:30] right [09:41] ducasse: Thanks for you help. All working now. Very much appreciate all the help you very generous and kind folk give us noobs. You're all gems and very good eggs! [09:44] !cookie | ducasse [09:44] ducasse: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [09:45] Bags: and thank you for the feedback [09:47] lotuspsychje: No need. You guys ROCK! Thanks again to all of you. Linux is a very scary monster to people like me. [10:06] hi! [10:06] welcome zzp [10:06] what can we do for you today? [10:08] I get this error: "no matching host key type found. Their offer: ssh-rsa,ssh-dss" [10:08] When I want to connect to my server [10:08] That error message is the one from the server [10:09] ovalseven8: see also the #openssh channel if you like === sinner is now known as Guest28185 [10:28] hi all! [10:30] hi! [10:31] welcome caroga [10:32] I created a repo in localhost with reprepro (unsigned) with 'Origin: localrepo' , added the repo as trusted "deb [ trusted=yes ]..." , added the pinning in [10:32] /etc/apt/preferences , 'Package: *,Pin: origin "localrepo",Pin-Priority: 1001' , made an apt-get update and in apt-cache policy and continue being with [10:32] priority 500. Where could be the problem? [10:32] use a pastebin a__pi [10:35] When I do "passwd -d user" How can I login then? Only with SSH key? [10:35] how can i make python 3 default in ubuntu 18.04 ?(I mean when i enter python in terminal, i use python3 instead of python 2 [10:37] hi , passwd -d Make the password of the account blank (it will set the named account passwordless) [10:38] lotuspsychje: http://rafb.ath.cx/pastes/1wD3JP15.html [10:38] zzp: When I do "su user" without a password I get no access [10:39] you can change to root account and set password to that user [10:39] for example, ubuntu make root account passwordless by default [10:40] zzp, Passwordless != empty password? [10:40] so, when you try to $ su in your terminal, you won't change your account === Butterfly^ is now known as Guest20403 [10:42] ovalseven8: making root account passwordless isnt such a good idea! [10:42] zzp, So i cannot login, only with ssh? [10:42] EriC^^, May I ask why? [10:42] it needs an explanation? [10:43] https://www.computerhope.com/unix/upasswor.htm [10:43] see this page [10:43] by passwordless what do you mean? blank password? [10:43] sudo passwd -d root [10:43] Delete a user's password (make it empty). This option is a quick way to disable logins for an account, without disabling the account itself. [10:44] EriC^^, Yes, it needs an explanation. I have a sudo user. [10:45] ovalseven8: if somebody gets access to the pc then without a password he can get root access [10:46] EriC^^, Why can he get root access? [10:46] nevermind, i think you meant how to disable, not make it blank as in anyone can get root without password [10:46] nevermind [10:46] what does rc.local looks like for systemd with modprobe calls (to reset wifi dongle on startup)? [10:47] EriC^^, Yeah, I meant with "-d". I thought that would be good practice? [10:50] what is this suppose to be in systemd: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/w6gQjgv2kS/ [10:50] ovalseven8: yeah that's a good idea [11:03] Hi there [11:03] I just wanted to know if there is a way to NOT save credentials for rdp connections in Remmina...i just want to be ask for the credentials every time i connect...but right now when i dont save username and password for a rdp connection it wont ask for credentials and wont connect [11:34] kab0m: you could use freerdp directly [11:35] tomreyn: does it have a gui? [11:40] kab0m: no, does it need one? [11:40] there is also rdesktop which does have a gui [11:40] tomreyn: it would be nice. as i want to have everything in one place. Tahnk you for the hint ;) i will look into it === sinner is now known as Guest17708 === daniel is now known as Guest97932 [13:09] Jeanice Barcelo Satanic Porn and Sex FYM Conference 4: https://www.bitchute.com/video/JNxOtu2MtTZy/ [13:13] first spam i noticed since -r [13:45] Hello. [13:46] I've got Ubuntu 18.04 installed on three machines. One desktop and two servers. [13:46] And my servers always hang when halting. The desktop hangs when halting just ~50% of the time. [13:46] Are there any known issues related to this? [13:47] What I see on my server is everything going fine until the caret stops blinking on the screen. [13:47] servers* [13:47] what you mean halting? did you press ESC to see the messages at shutdown ? [13:47] I see the messages all the time on the servers. [13:48] a__pi: I can do a halt right now and show you what's on the screen when it hangs. [13:48] press ESC when ubuntu logo appears [13:49] AFAIK there's no ubuntu logo in the server edition. o.o [13:50] maybe I installed something :S, but press ESC and see it something appears in the screen [13:52] a__pi: https://u.vercas.com/snapshot31.png [13:53] wait a moment [13:53]