[02:32] <pjotter> Hi. I have installed vlc on 16.04. When I skip a song in vlc, 2 notification windows pop up with the new song title. Does anybody know why there are two such messages?
[12:15] <pjotter> Does anybody know: Why VLC, when changing songs/tracks/movies generates two notifications in Xubuntu?
[16:29] <SeTunTun> hello, i am trying to pair my phone via bluetooth but xubutu doesn't seem to scan.
[16:31] <SeTunTun> by the way, the option to make xubuntu visible has dissapeared from the bluetooth icon.+
[19:28] <Guest30> > Hi, guys I have this problem with Xubuntu https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+bug/1759836 I have try to edit the /lib/udev/rules.d/97-hid2hci.rules the high problem has been partial resolved because I have not the high cpu but when I send one file from smartphone to PC the smartphone tell me that the file has been sended but the in
[19:28] <Guest30> coming PC folder is empty. Why??
[19:52] <xubuntu29w> Hi everyone. Which USB installer I should use for Xubuntu?
[19:53] <Kumool> the appropriate one
[19:53] <xubuntu29w> I mean USB creator
[19:53] <Kumool> dd
[19:54] <Kumool> in what? where?
[19:54] <Kumool> in windows?
[19:55] <xubuntu29w> Yes, in windows
[19:56] <Kumool> rufus is what they recommend
[19:56] <xubuntu29w> thanks
[20:36] <Guest30> > any suggestions?
[20:47] <diogenes_> Guest30, ?
[20:48] <Guest30> diogenes_ > I have this problem with Xubuntu https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+bug/1759836 I have try to edit the /lib/udev/rules.d/97-hid2hci.rules the high problem has been partial resolved because I have not the high cpu but when I send one file from smartphone to PC the smartphone tell me that the file has been sended but the i
[20:48] <Guest30> ncoming PC folder is empty. Why??
[20:50] <dmnur> Guest30: a Dell laptop?
[20:50] <diogenes_> you send the file via bluetooth?
[20:51] <Guest30> dmnur Yes I have inside a Dell 370 bluetooth
[20:52] <Guest30> dmnur this is the source https://github.com/pauloborges/bluez/blob/master/tools/hid2hci.rules
[20:56] <Guest30> As suggested here https://askubuntu.com/a/1059845 the problem with high cpu is resolved but when I send file with smartphone the incoming folder in the xubuntu is empty
[21:41] <dmnur> Guest30: dmesg | nc termbin.com 9999
[21:41] <dmnur> Guest30: also: hciconfig -a | nc termbin.com 9999
[21:48] <Guest30> dmnur https://pastebin.com/nr3CkS0D
[21:51] <Guest30> dmnur https://pastebin.com/eDTia2ZR
[22:05] <dmnur> Guest30: everything seems to be OK; have you tried sending files *from your computer* to the smartphone?
[22:07] <Guest30> dmnur I try it... >
[22:07] <dmnur> Guest30: if that works, I guess the problem is this: "Bluetooth-enabled devices can send files to your Downloads folder only when the Bluetooth panel is open."
[22:07] <dmnur> Guest30: source: https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/sharing-bluetooth.html.en
[22:10] <Guest30> dmnur I have restore the default file /lib/udev/rules.d/97-hid2hci.rules and I have try to send file from computer to smartphone but *not send*
[22:13] <Guest30> dmnur last dmesg message is: <<[gen26 23:08] Bluetooth: hci0: last event is not cmd complete (0x0f)>>
[22:14] <Guest30> dmnur there are two instance of systemd-udevd that consume high level of cpu :-(
[22:15] <dmnur> Guest30: sudo systemctl stop bluetooth; sudo /usr/lib/bluetooth/bluetoothd -n -d
[22:15] <dmnur> Guest30: and then pair devices and try sending something again.
[22:15] <dmnur> Guest30: let's see what will show up.
[22:20] <dmnur> Guest30: you can fix /lib/udev/rules.d/97-hid2hci.rules again, it doesn't break anything.
[22:23] <Guest30> I have add this line "ACTION=="add" but I would like to know what means for verify if this is correct solution
[22:24] <Guest30> dmnur
[22:25] <Guest30> dmnur https://askubuntu.com/a/1059845 >
[22:27] <dmnur> Guest30: this is an additional check for the condition. `ACTION=="add"` means "only do this when `ACTION` is `add`". In this case the condition is for running the command `hid2hci ...`. So with `ACTION=="add"` this command will only run when the device is plugged in.
[22:29] <Guest30> dmnur in journalctl I have lot of message of: gen 26 23:28:41 dell-studio-1537 systemd-udevd[31693]: Process 'hid2hci --method=dell --devpath=/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1a.0/usb3/3-1/3-1.2/3-1.2:1.0' failed with exit code 1.
[22:30] <Guest30> dmnur I think that this messages is the cause of high cpu!
[22:30] <dmnur> Guest30: even after adding `ACTION=="and"` you still see your device in the `hciconfig -a` output, so the device is in HCI mode - as necessary.
[22:31] <dmnur> Guest30: 97-hid2hci.rules is default now, yes?
[22:32] <Guest30> dmnur yes 97-hid2hci.rules is default, and at this moment my cpu is high
[22:34] <dmnur> Guest30: this is a bug in Linux 4.14 and later. The rule introduces an infinite loop.
[22:34] <Guest30> dmnur I have kernel 4.18.0-13
[22:36] <dmnur> Guest30: yep, they didn't fix it yet even in 4.18 and later.
[22:37] <Guest30>  Dmitry Nurislamov do you have twitter?
[22:37] <dmnur> Guest30: so, did you run the commands I sent you earlier?
[22:37] <dmnur> Guest30: no, no Twitter.
[22:38] <Guest30> if you have a twitter account we can stay in touch to resolve the issue even later
[22:49] <Guest30> dmnur xubuntu show me a crash report of bluetooth service, for send report what port should I enable in iptables?
[22:50] <dmnur> Guest30: crash report after running those commands?
[22:51] <Guest30> dmnur crash report when I try to send smartphoneTOcomputer or computerTOsmartphone
[22:53] <dmnur> Guest30: for sending a report you don't need to open any ports: this is just an outcoming HTTP connection, as if you opened a page in a web browser.
[22:53] <Guest30> dmnur with default 97-hid2hci.rules blueman-applet not found my smartphone
[22:54] <dmnur> Guest30: OK, fix the rules files again and reboot.
[22:54] <dmnur> Guest30: we'll try debugging then.
[22:54] <Guest30> dmnur is correct way `ACTION=="add"` ??
[22:54] <dmnur> Guest30: yes.
[23:00] <Guest30> dmnur I restart...
[23:08] <Guest35> dmnur I have edit the 97-hid2hci.rules the cpu is fixed but when I send the file computer2smartphone the blueman-applet crash and xubuntu show me crash send report
[23:12] <dmnur> Guest35: hcitool scan
[23:13] <dmnur> Guest35: there should be your smartphone with its device ID (in the form XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX).
[23:13] <Guest35> After fix I have associated smartphone with blueman-applet
[23:13] <dmnur> Guest35: try sending some file to it with this command: bluetooth-sendto --device=XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX somefile
[23:13] <Guest35> dmnur
[23:14] <dmnur> Guest35: maybe `bluetooth-sendto` will give us some hints.
[23:16] <Guest35> dmnur with this command should I install gnome-bluetooth and a lot of additional packages
[23:17] <Guest35> I have also installed bluez-obexd
[23:17] <dmnur> Guest35: ah, sorry; the command name is blueman-sendto
[23:17] <dmnur> Guest35: you should already have it available.
[23:20] <Guest35> dmnur https://pastebin.com/4FZgE3Hy
[23:24] <dmnur> Guest35: hcitool dev
[23:27] <Guest35> hci0	*:*:*:*:*:*
[23:28] <Guest35> I have substitued with *
[23:28] <Guest35> dmnur
[23:29] <dmnur> Guest35: what exact `blueman-sendto` command did you run?
[23:30] <dmnur> Guest35: from its output I see that it couldn't get the device provided with the --device option.
[23:30] <Guest35> dmnur blueman-sendto --device==SMARTPHONE_MAC
[23:31] <Guest35> dmnur and than GUI show me to select find to send
[23:31] <dmnur> Guest35: two equal signs?
[23:32] <Guest35> dmnur mhm I wrong, I try with one =
[23:34] <Guest35> dmnur :-(  not send https://pastebin.com/eauPjry2
[23:34] <Guest35> dmnur remain in loop
[23:35] <dmnur> Guest35: press Ctrl-C.
[23:35] <Guest35> dmnur I think that is a problem of bluez
[23:36] <dmnur> Guest35: OK, so nothing here... Let's try enabling debugging in bluetoothd.
[23:36] <Guest35> dmnur what command?
[23:37] <dmnur> Guest35: as earlier: sudo systemctl stop bluetooth; sudo /usr/lib/bluetooth/bluetoothd -n -d
[23:38] <dmnur> Guest35: the daemon will then output all debug info. Open another terminal window and repeat `blueman-sendto` there.
[23:38] <Guest35> dmnur yes works
[23:38] <dmnur> Guest35: after sending a file, tell me what bluetoothd is outputting.
[23:41] <Guest35> dmnur https://pastebin.com/6Q0QWAWc
[23:42] <dmnur> Guest35: so it's success?..
[23:43] <dmnur> Guest35: that was the output of blueman-sendto, what about bluetoothd?
[23:43] <Guest35> dmnur the file as been sended but xubuntu also show me crash report
[23:46] <Guest35> dmnur https://pastebin.com/jaXryV2A