[00:00] when I upgrade PHP from 7.2 to 7.3 do I "apt purge" the cores and its packages? [00:29] I'm looking for a video player that can play my playlist but automatically skip the first 9 seconds and last 22 seconds of each video. would be nice if it could even pretend they're not there, to help me avoid accidentially seeking into the intro/outro. any ideas? [00:30] how to update my version of qt5 [00:30] ? [00:30] on ubuntu 18.04 [00:30] ? [00:30] currently I'm using avconv to cut out the good part, but that seems a waste of resources for such a should-be-easy feature. [00:31] Sven_vB: maybe with a player that support terminal commands, and start it from second 9 [00:32] oh there seems do be an addon for VLC [00:34] !info qt5-default [00:34] qt5-default (source: qtbase-opensource-src): Qt 5 development defaults package. In component universe, is optional. Version 5.9.5+dfsg-0ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 20 kB, installed size 154 kB [00:35] I upgraded from PHP 7.2 to 7.3 and now it just prints the php document. I was told it was configs changed but what? I've got a lamp stack on ubuntu. [00:35] martiansoul: explain what you are trying to do please? [00:35] robertparkerx: updated how? [00:35] I installed it and purged the others [00:39] robertparkerx: you on 18.04? [00:39] sudo apt-get install build-essential qtcreator qt5-default qt5-doc qt5-doc-html qtbase5-doc-html qtbase5-examples # and a restart makes it all work [00:39] 18.10 [00:41] robertparkerx: releasenotes of 18.10 mention php 7.2.10 [00:42] robertparkerx: does 7.3 show in apt too, or you using a ppa? [00:42] That's what I have. I wanted to upgrade to 7.3. I added a repo and installed it with packages. I [00:42] ppa [00:42] robertparkerx: we dont really reccomend ppa's here sorry, we also cant support them [00:42] So I probably shouldn't [00:43] robertparkerx: to keep ubuntu working like a charm, we can only reccomend using vanilla ubuntu [00:43] robertparkerx: whats the reason you need 7.3? [00:43] I just wanted it. No real reason. [00:44] It is a personal box that I play with to learn from. [00:44] !latest | robertparkerx ==> the ubuntu way [00:44] !latest [00:44] Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. [00:44] oh nice, seems like modern VLC even has --start-time and --stop-time as CLI options. so in theory I can query avconv for the duration, then calculate the required CLI options. [00:44] +1 Sven_vB [00:45] lotuspsychje: i am trying to build kde module attica. the error logfile is like this: https://pastebin.com/3nr9jad0 [00:46] lotuspsychje: so i thought that upgrading qt5 might be the solution. [00:49] hi :) [00:52] martiansoul: try what OerHeks suggested please [00:54] Does anyone know if the if statement in /etc/rsyslog.d/50-default.conf can contain a string with spaces? [00:56] lotuspsychje: my apologies. i missed what OerHeks said. thanks! [01:00] I am on Ubuntu 18.04 (the MATE flavor). I randomly lose my connection to my home network while logged in. It usually happens after ~10-15 minutes. Once I lose the connection I am unable to reconnect. If I click on the network icon no networks will display and sometimes the computer locks up. The only thing that seems to fix it is rebooting the entire system. This only happens on my home network and [01:00] does not happen on any other devices. [01:01] Rockabilly: to debug things, try to keep a tail -f /var/log/syslog open maybe we catch usefull errors at your problems time [01:02] lotuspsychje: I just opened that and a journalctl --follow open too. If I suddenly leave the room I will be back momentarily with more information. [01:04] frank_: what 'if' statement, which Ubuntu release? I think you're referring to RainerScript, see https://www.rsyslog.com/doc/master/rainerscript/index.html [01:04] great Rockabilly, whats your network card chipset? [01:04] (Now that I finally decide to do something about the issue it will, of course, have stopped doing it.) [01:05] lotuspsychje: Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 88W8897 [AVASTAR] 802.11ac Wireless [01:05] I am using ubuntu 18.04 and using any irc client, i am never able to connect to the freenode server. why does this happen? [01:06] martiansoul: getting errors there? [01:06] lotuspsychje: not getting errors, but it just keeps on waiting endlessly. [01:07] TJ-: 18.04. I'm trying to forward messages using rsyslogd. the /etc/rsyslog.d/50-default.conf contains if $programname == 'sshd' then { if $msg startswith 'Disconnected from authenticating user' then {... [01:07] TJ-: I'm evaluating if this is correct [01:08] martiansoul: do you connect chat.freenode.net with the SASL method? [01:08] yes. [01:09] martiansoul: waiting means, not connecting text at all? [01:11] lotuspsychje: server found connecting.... it keeps showing this. [01:13] lotuspsychje: You know what I think it (the WiFi issue) was? The power save feature. I had previously changed the power save feature and, on inspection, noticed that I had changed it incorrectly. We'll call it that for now and see how it sits. Thanks for the advice! =D [01:13] martiansoul: Can you connect without SASL? [01:14] welcome Rockabilly [01:14] !info colortail | Rockabilly another tip :p [01:14] Rockabilly another tip :p: colortail (source: colortail): log colorizer that makes log checking easier. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.3.3-1build1 (bionic), package size 23 kB, installed size 80 kB [01:14] Rockabilly: no not able to connect without sasl as well. [01:15] martiansoul: Which clients have you tried? [01:16] lotuspsychje: Does colortail function the same/have the same flags? (e.g. colortail -f /foo/bar) [01:16] konversation, quassel irc [01:16] frank_: I don't see that on 18.04 here! [01:16] :Rockabilly [01:16] konversation, quassel irc [01:17] martiansoul: Ok, just a moment. [01:17] lotuspsychje: i did what OerHeks said to install new qt. but running qtdiag, it still shows version 5.9.5 [01:17] lotuspsychje: or do i need a restart to effect it? [01:19] martiansoul: Is this a home network? In other words, do you own and maintain the network? Or is this a university's network/employer/public library? (sorry for the silly question) [01:19] Rockabilly: yes, works like a charm [01:19] Rockabilly: it is a university network i'm using [01:20] martiansoul: Ports are blocked [01:20] martiansoul: -> https://www.reddit.com/r/irc/comments/lzj1y/why_cant_i_connect_to_freenode_on_my_university/ [01:21] Rockabilly: how come i am able to connect through the browser then? [01:22] martiansoul: apt-cache search attica, can you use some package there to make it work? dev perhaps? [01:23] martiansoul: I am not knowledgable enough about networking and how the internet works to answer that. The thread I linked points out that webchat (the browser) works when a client will not. You can configure your client to use a different port. I'll have more info in a moment. [01:23] Rockabilly: i changed my network and will try to connect now [01:24] Rockabilly: also, how is it possible to connect through the browser when it is not possible to connect through client? [01:25] martiansoul_: As I stated above, I am not knowledgable enough about the network and the internet in general to answer that. [01:26] Rockabilly: okay. i must have missed those messages due to the network switch. [01:26] martiansoul_: No problem = D [01:26] martiansoul_: Which client is your preferred? [01:27] Rockabilly: konversation [01:27] i used to use xchat but switched to konversation recently. [01:28] martiansoul_: I'll see about finding a configuration for that one. One moment [01:28] martiansoul_: did you use 'qtchooser' to switch to QT5 ? [01:28] martiansoul_: Any luck on the new network? [01:28] Rockabilly: thanks. no, the network strength isn't enough, for one problem. :P so switched back to the university one only. :P [01:29] martiansoul_: That's good! Let's play with that one. [01:29] TJ-: no. i did - sudo apt-get install build-essential qtcreator qt5-default qt5-doc qt5-doc-html qtbase5-doc-html qtbase5-examples [01:30] TJ-: as suggested by OerHeks. [01:30] martiansoul_: so you've now got both QT4 and QT5 installed presumably, and need to set the default using qtchooser [01:31] martiansoul_: What I want you to do is run the following command: nc -zv irc.freenode.net 6666 . You'll get an output that shows whether the port is open or closed. It'll look like this: Connection to irc.freenode.net 6666 port [tcp/*] succeeded! [01:33] hey, quick question. Is it normal that the file browser when opening a network or drive from the desktop is different from the default file browser? [01:33] TJ-: before choosing i'd like to show you the output of qtdiag. it shows: https://pastebin.com/myMn9FB1 [01:33] Rockabilly: just a moment. [01:33] martiansoul_: I see others helping you. Please take your time. =D [01:34] TJ-: it shows that i have qt 5.9.5 but i want to have 5.10.1 for building kde packages. [01:34] I saw a box boot into the grub menu that had "Debian / Advanced / uefi setup" - Where did the uefi setup come from? [01:34] martiansoul_: oh, well then you won't be able to without building the QT 5.10.1 tooling and libraries [01:35] I am guessing a package, like gurb-eufi or -efi or -setupefi or or or... [01:35] TJ-: how to build that? [01:35] CarlFK: that's just a menu entry added by update-grub/grub-mkconfig when on an EFI system, it calls the system firmware setup [01:36] Rockabilly: i ran the command a minute or so ago and it still is running [01:36] martiansoul_: it's not worth it, you'll end up chasing down a rabbit hole of yet more libraries that have to be upgraded [01:36] TJ-: then how to build kde packages? :P [01:36] martiansoul_: Hit CTRL+C to exit the command and type nc -zv irc.freenode.net 443 [01:37] Rockabilly: wait it showed: nc: connect to irc.freenode.net port 6666 (tcp) failed: Connection timed out [01:37] martiansoul_: Check port 443 with the above command. [01:37] Rockabilly: succeeded! :D === Budgii_ is now known as Budgii [01:38] martiansoul_: Awesome! So we'll configure your client to connect through port 443 and you should be golden! Let me double check how to do that in konversation (it should be on the network setup menu, but I use IRSSI, so I am not sure about those GUI clients) [01:39] That's not an IRC port on Freenode though. [01:39] martiansoul_: which version of attica are you trying to build? [01:40] krytarik: Good looking out. [01:41] TJ-: actually i was trying to build kbruch. and building that failed due to several successive package build fails. so i was trying to build each one by checking its error log individually. attica was just one of them. [01:41] Rockabilly: Does that mean we have to use another port? [01:42] martiansoul_: you'll find youself having to build the entire KDE stack; the best way to get a later version is install a later version of Ubuntu that has it [01:42] martiansoul_: I am double checking. I see stuff online where people are able to access freenode through that port when they're on a restricted network, but I, again, I'm not a network guy. (I'm a Rockabilly guy) [01:42] TJ-: and attica failed due to this: https://pastebin.com/u5j0bHkB [01:43] !info qt5-default cosmic [01:43] qt5-default (source: qtbase-opensource-src): Qt 5 development defaults package. In component universe, is optional. Version 5.11.1+dfsg-7ubuntu1 (cosmic), package size 20 kB, installed size 161 kB [01:43] TJ-: yes, i guess so. :P i just upgraded my ubuntu just a week ago by doing sudo do-release-upgrade. how to upgrade it even more? [01:44] martiansoul_: Earlier you asked why the website would work when the client is blocked. Apparently the website connects through port 443. That would be why. [01:45] Rockabilly: Okay. i was also thinking that through the client we try to connect to chat.freenode.net and the website is web.freenode.net, so both should fundamentally be different i thought. :P [01:45] Rockabilly, martiansoul_: The webchat connects to the IRC server internally. [01:45] krytarik: Thanks for the information. [01:45] krytarik: okay. [01:46] krytarik: Any suggestions for martiansoul_'s issue? It looks like their university network has the usual ports blocked off and can't connect via a client. [01:46] TJ-: and what does this mean: !info qt5-default cosmic [01:46] martiansoul_: Could try if any of the ports listed here works for you: https://freenode.net/kb/answer/chat [01:47] i'm aware or rsync and use it extensively, however, it requires that a file listing be retrieved from the destination with each execution [01:47] martiansoul_: Here's the configuration page for konversation. -> https://docs.kde.org/trunk5/en/extragear-network/konversation/serverlist.html [01:47] hello [01:48] Rockabilly: i was googling the same. Thanks. [01:48] i'm wanting to sync to some cloud storage and want to avoid the unnecessary requests - is there a tool that keeps a record locally? [01:48] hi folks [01:48] E P I C [01:48] martiansoul_: And that one is simply a command for the channel bot. [01:48] I have a new installation on a laptop with a somewhat flakey battery [01:48] krytarik: oh, okay! [01:48] martiansoul_: You can test a port by using nc -zv irc.freenode.net , once you find one that works just plug it into the client and try to connect via the client. [01:48] how can I trigger hibernation as soon as it's unplugged? [01:49] Rockabilly: yes. thanks! [01:49] trying it now. [01:50] jakes: Have you seen this? https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/87728/acpid-hibernate-when-unplugged [01:50] do you guys know any helpful for someone new to linux [01:50] Rockabilly, not that I recall [01:51] quit what? [01:51] bruh: Google, Freenode, and Stack Exchange are the things that help me the most. What kind of help are you looking for? Becoming comfortable with the command line? How the system works? How to install stuff? Uninstall stuff? [01:53] how to install and Uninstall [01:53] krytarik: it seems like all the ports are blocked. any way out of this? [01:53] bruh: You come from Windows? [01:54] yee [01:54] hello [01:54] can someone help me [01:54] hi [01:54] with? [01:54] i tried to run fluxion.sh [01:54] but this happend [01:55] bruh: Ok, cool! Welcome to Linux! Installing stuff works a little differently. In windows you download an executable, a .exe, and run it and it does stuff for you. In Linux you generally use a package manager. Ubuntu uses apt, though snap is becoming popular. [01:55] !apt bruh [01:55] ok thanks [01:55] i use terminal [01:55] !apt [01:55] APT is the Advanced Package Tool, which together with dpkg forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. Short apt-get manual: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGetHowto - Also see !Synaptic (Gnome), !Muon (KDE) or !Apper (KDE) [01:55] qwebirc67101: fluxion is not supported here. You'll need to contact the developers [01:55] hmm [01:55] i tried to crack wifi password [01:55] i need free wifi rn [01:56] qwebirc67101: Sorry, we can't help you here. [01:56] bruh: It's not that complicated to learn, but you'll get it faster if you read the manual instead of me explaining it. [01:56] ok [01:56] qwebirc67101: Public library generally has free network access. [01:56] martiansoul_: Except of connecting through a VPN, Tor, or similar, no. Could just live with using webchat of course though. [01:57] krytarik: yes, but webchat doesn't have the capability of saving logs and stuff, so... [01:57] brb [01:57] krytarik: but thanks anyways. [01:59] Rockabilly: is it possible to solve the blocked issues problem using vpn? i mean could we put in a layer of vpn at the mouth of konversation or any other client? do you think this is possible? [01:59] blocked *ports [02:00] martiansoul: From what I understand of ports and VPNs, that's like asking: "If I drive a different car into the closed gate, will I manage to get through?" If the port is closed, it's closed. [02:03] Rockabilly: okay. that's a nice analogy. :D But then how do web proxies work when the university has blocked certain websites from access, then how do web proxy websites allow us to access those websites? just curious. [02:04] martiansoul: It appears as though I am wrong. I am reading about it now. Apparently a VPN can be used to bypass a blocked port, at least at the ISP level? I'm learning a lot about networking tonight! [02:04] (44.244167, 7.769444 [02:04] Rockabilly: Oh.. okay. [02:05] paste this in to google maps (44.244167, 7.769444 [02:05] [02:05] [02:05] [02:05] [02:05] [02:05] [02:05] martiansoul: I am truly an awful person to ask networking/internet questions. Have you tried asking around in ##linux? [02:06] !paste | bruh [02:06] bruh: 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. [02:06] Rockabilly: i actually don't know about which channels to ask which questions in. so.... will ask now. [02:07] martiansoul: the general linux channel, ##linux, is often very helpful to me [02:07] Rockabilly: Oh.. okay. [02:08] martiansoul: And there is ##networking too. [02:08] krytarik: oh. thanks! [02:09] martiansoul: freenode listens to ports 7070 (SSL) also, have you tried that? [02:09] martiansoul: and also 7000 in plain text [02:09] Thanks krytarik ! [02:10] Sveta: yes. tried that. it too is blocked. [02:10] bruh: please don't PM folks without asking - especially if you're just doing it to swear at them for giving you information on how to properly get assistance. [02:10] martiansoul: there is webchat (freenode's webchat or kiwiirc) [02:11] martiansoul: or ask your system administrator to unblock irc ports if thye want you to be able to chat [02:11] martiansoul: as they may penalise you in the case they do not expect you to be chatting from work [02:12] Sveta: It's a uni network btw. [02:14] Sveta: it's a university network. [02:40] Hey. Is it normal that I get two diferent file browsers, one if I launch it from the main menu (the default one) and another one if I open some shortcut in the desktop? (like a hard drive or a network location) [02:46] woenx: Is this Ubuntu proper or a flavor? [02:47] ubuntu 18.04 LTS [02:47] the one with gnome [02:47] desktop edition [02:47] Ok, thanks. [02:48] installed it two weeks ago [02:49] oh, now I can't replicate it... [02:50] what other file browsers are installed by default, aside from Nautilus? [02:50] None. [02:50] there's one where the left panel is greyish instead of black [02:51] Check its "About"? [02:51] ok, it's nemo [02:52] but now it doesn't start instead of nautilus for desktop elements, so it's fine [02:53] Weird. It isn't supposed to be installed by default, right? will it break something if I just remove it using apt? [02:54] Yeah, was just about to suggest trying the '-s' on it. [02:54] Erm, option - for similute. [02:54] it seems that the bluetooth manager (blueman) depends on it [02:54] as well as a bunch of other packages... [02:55] weird [02:57] Pastebin the full output of that? Because: https://packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/blueman [02:58] nemo and blueman are not even standard, how odd [03:00] hi [03:02] martiansoul: perhaps chat with your system administrator to reach agreement [03:02] martiansoul: about whether they want you to use the university facilities for chat or not [03:02] martiansoul: if they do, you will need port 6697 or 7070 for connecting to freenode via an encrypted connection, and you can point them to www.freenode.net [03:02] krytarik, https://pastebin.com/cqxweWbU [03:03] martiansoul: also show them the relevant page at Wikipedia [03:03] I don't know, I use blueman for my keyboard, mouse and headphones, and I thought it was there by default [03:03] martiansoul: and any relevant FOSS channels, such as this one -- if they use ubuntu for homework, show them to the page at ubuntu wiki which outlines their IRC chat support service facilities [03:03] Sveta: i don't understand which relevant page? [03:03] Sveta: oh. okay. i get it. [03:04] martiansoul: for example if they use 'ubuntu' for uni assignments, link them to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList [03:04] martiansoul: or if they use wikipedia actively, link them to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:IRC [03:04] martiansoul: the same for any other relevant project whose discussion would benefit your performance at the uni [03:04] Sveta: yes. sure. this can be tried. [03:05] thanks! [03:05] cool, I'd be glad to help you speak with their system administrator if they're super clear about this - just speak to me if they don't let you in [03:05] if they're not willing to get the idea that is [03:06] Sveta: yes. sure. i will. thanks again! :) [03:06] ok [03:12] woenx: Do you have any PPAs or third-party repos added to your software sources?.. >_> [03:15] When I plugin an android device to my computer I am unable to see it. I have MTP enabled on the device. Any tips? [03:16] krytarik, yes, a few ones... [03:17] woenx: But even then, provided a packaging anywhere near sane, it's hard to think of a way to end up with this list of hugely unrelated packages.. [03:17] for google chrome, for mono-official, for the fingerprint reader, and for indicator-sysmonitor [03:17] anyway, it's no big deal === Taco is now known as OtacoSenpai [03:22] I had a Debian 9 router, worked perfectly. I switched to Ubuntu 18.04.1 and I have a game that now disconnects and freezes. https://pastebin.com/8VHPdysG [03:23] Could it be the tcp_available_congestion_control algorithm? [03:31] Hi there! How do i configure cgroups in ubuntu? [03:32] Rylysene Citrate! [03:32] dr.hrb.freeshell.net === HappyHotDog is now known as DrankHotDog [04:14] ok === ubuntu is now known as Guest2769 === Mr-Pan is now known as Guest66992 === OtacoSenpai is now known as DetectiveNacho === DetectiveNacho is now known as Taco [06:05] dw1 sent me... === ChiLL-Tw1 is now known as ChiLL-Two [06:25] Can somebody help me with syslink in Ubuntu / SSL Cert? https://paste2.org/FPAhAzH4 [06:28] sorry *https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/mtZnvKKnHc/ [06:28] Need__Expert: which ubuntu version is this? [06:30] it's usueful to always state which ubuntu version, which application / software and which of its functionality you are seeking help with, as well as any non standard configurations and software sources which you are using which might come into play there. [06:31] you seem to be seeking support with apache httpd version 2.2.x, specifically its SSL/TLS configuration, on some ubuntu version? [06:32] 16.04 [06:32] 16.04 , I'm using Apache2, Instance was created on EC2. I'm trying to install my SSL from CloudFlare. I believe I'm stuck on the SLCACertificatePath hash symlinks [06:36] Need__Expert: use "CACertificateFile /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt" [06:36] i.e. not CACertificatePath [06:37] actually either should probably work, YMMV [06:38] Need__Expert: what makes you thinkt hat SSLCACertificatePath is a problem? [06:38] I set it to SSLCACertificateFile /etc/ssl/certs/cloudflare_origin_rsa.crt [06:39] and? [06:39] i have not yet seen an error message [06:39] restarted apache, https://carinsurance-usa.net/ [06:39] 521 Error [06:40] the vhost you posted a configuration for is .com [06:40] Im an idiot. [06:41] sorry to hear this! [06:41] Need__Expert: Things like that happen to the best of us - no worries! [06:41] yes, happens all the time [06:42] hmm well, glad I fixed that, but still having the same error [06:42] so what did you fix then? [06:42] the servername domain [06:44] okay, you'll need to inspect this in cloudflares' web panel, we can't tell form here what the issue is unless oyu'll provide mroe info [06:45] the only info CF exposes there is that it is "unable to reach your web server", which ca have many reasons, including incorrect SSL configurations, but also firewall rules. [06:46] actually it doesn't say unable to reach, but unable to make use of, eeven less epcific. [06:46] https://askubuntu.com/questions/405699/does-apt-get-stop-working-after-support-ends That question by user2323932, is there currently any time interval of how long old repositories are kept? [06:47] thaurwylth: since support ends at EOL, this is not specified. [06:48] and, by experience, the time varies. [06:48] why would you ask such questions in the first place, though? [06:49] They don't give any errors on their end besides that. Yes, this is definitely |Inside SSLCACertificatePath you need hash symlinks| I'm not sure what they mean by that [06:50] Need__Expert: read the ca-certificates man page and take a look at the /etc/ssl/certs directory. [06:52] you'll see a lot of 8 hex character +".n" (where 'n' is a number) symlinks which point to .pem files. this is what the SSLCACertificatePath documentation you found refers to, and what ca-certificates automates [06:53] ca-certificates manages symbolic links from ca certificates' serial numbers to the respective ca certificate files. [06:55] Need__Expert: i'll repeat, because what i just wrote may have been lost when my client disconnected: [06:55] read the ca-certificates man page. also take a look at the /etc/ssl/certs directory: you'll see a lot of 8 hex character +".n" (where 'n' is a number) symlinks which point to .pem files. this is what the SSLCACertificatePath documentation you found refers to, and what ca-certificates automates. ca-certificates manages symbolic links from ca certificates' serial numbers to the respective ca certificate files. [06:56] also, while i never used CF myself, i'm pretty sure they expose more information on the error, or this would be impossible to diagnose. [06:57] (and then no one would use CF) [06:57] hmm ok so I need to add the cert to the config file, then run update-ca-certificates [07:06] !nick StickyPanda === Guest66992 is now known as Mr_Pan [07:10] cloudflare_origin_rsa.crt does not contain a certificate or CRL: skipping [07:10] What does this mean? [07:12] Need__Expert: that its contents could not be interepreted as a certificate (or, probably not relevant to your cause, a certificate revocation list). [07:12] Need__Expert: it probably means that the file is either empty or incorrectly formatted [07:18] I think it was due to a duplicate crt, as the crt was added to the ca-certificates file [07:19] if this was the reason then this message would be quite misleading [07:21] 2:30 am here, going to call it a night and get back to this tomorrow [07:21] tomreyn, I appreciate your time and help man [07:21] have a good night bud [07:21] $ file cloudflare_origin_rsa.crt [07:21] cloudflare_origin_rsa.crt: PEM certificate [07:22] O damn, what's that? [07:22] $ sha256sum cloudflare_origin_rsa.crt [07:22] 2150e1b58d4608ff5da2d6301301b292f589714300a889124383c72cecd3ebb1 cloudflare_origin_rsa.crt [07:22] if you don't get this output then your downloaded crt is wrong [07:23] In what folder do I run sha256sum cloudflare_origin_rsa.crt [07:24] doesn't matter, you run it against where you placed the file, which is probably in /etc/ssl/certs or /usr/share/ca-certificates/ [07:25] bbfd7d7cb36aa0ac11c4f5906f792dac38789483258d2a5a057cb3713bc15bfd /etc/ssl/certs/cloudflare_origin_rsa.crt [07:26] make that: sha256sum $(readlink -f /etc/ssl/certs/cloudflare_origin_rsa.crt) [07:27] bbfd7d7cb36aa0ac11c4f5906f792dac38789483258d2a5a057cb3713bc15bfd /etc/ssl/certs [07:27] i assume this output is cut off. [07:28] bbfd7d7cb36aa0ac11c4f5906f792dac38789483258d2a5a057cb3713bc15bfd /etc/ssl/certs/cloudflare_origin_rsa.crt [07:28] correct. my bad [07:28] so you have the wrong file [07:28] what the heck lol, how do you know this? [07:29] https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/218689638 is the correc tone [07:29] you have a file whose checksum doesn't match the one CF publishes [07:29] It's suppose to be a .pem file eh? [07:29] file names are irrelevant [07:30] Would white space at the bottom of my file make this output different? [07:31] yes [07:31] as the content is identical to Cloudflare Origin CA — RSA Root that you showed me [07:31] from that link [07:31] so..would white space cause it to not work as well? [07:32] i wouldn't expect this, if it is at the very bottom, not withint the dash markers [07:32] yes, it's at the very bottom [07:32] on the other hand ca-certificates was apparentl ynot able to make sense of your file, so... [07:33] mann..ok I saved all of this info and I will get to this in the morning. 2:30 am here [07:33] thanks again for your time [07:34] openssl x509 -in /etc/ssl/certs/cloudflare_origin_rsa.crt -text [07:34] this willhave openssl test whether it can read + interpret the file [07:34] yw [07:35] unable to load certificate [07:35] 140535365219992:error:0906D06C:PEM routines:PEM_read_bio:no start line:pem_lib.c:701:Expecting: TRUSTED CERTIFICATE [07:36] your file's not in the right format, or unreadable due to file system permissions [07:36] probably needs to be .pem instead of .crt in apache2 config [07:37] this wont matter [07:37] if openssl cant read it like this, apache2 wont be able to either (unless it's just a permissions issue) [07:38] hmm I created the files using vim , then copied content into it, then saved [07:38] that's a good way to complicate matter by introducing human errors [07:39] if you have a file which must be used exactly as it is, and a download of the ready-made file is offered, then use the download [07:39] i.e. dont edit, dont copy and paste [07:39] (but do inspect the file you downloaded before you use it) [07:39] this may seem silly and stubborn, but is one of the basic rules you learn doing sysadmin for a while [07:40] only reason I do that though is because I don't know download command for my desktop to SSH [07:41] scp remoteuser@remoteserver:/path/on/remote/server/file_on_remote_server.extension /local/computers/path/ [07:42] scp = secure copy, a command from the openssh family to copy files between servers [07:43] or jyou could use wget to download the file right from the internet (the page i pointed you to): wget https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/article_attachments/206709108/cloudflare_origin_rsa.pem [07:44] i'm gone for a while, have a good night [08:28] Iam trying to figure out what chipset my motherboard uses in order to see what CPU's it supports. I have tried both dmidecode and hwinfo and neither gives me the chipset. I suspect it should eb returning GL40 from Googling the laptop model, but it seems the laptop was released with different chipsets. [08:29] Ascavasaion: try inxi -F [08:31] lotuspsychje: Only seems to give CPU info. [08:32] lotuspsychje: Ignor eme... I used -f instead of -F [08:32] Ascavasaion: no mobo type? [08:35] lotuspsychje: Yes! thanky ou [08:36] lotuspsychje: No chipset though... but I guess Googling the mobo model will give me the chipset. [08:37] Ascavasaion: it should give you the revision as well, which might help === pony is now known as no-n [08:43] lotuspsychje: It says "v: REFERENCE"... It was unable to read the revision? [08:43] paste in channel please? [08:43] ducasse: It says "v: REFERENCE"... It was unable to read the revision? [08:44] Ascavasaion: i'd ask in ##hardware [08:44] Mobo: LENOVO model: NITU1 v: REFERENCE serial: N/A [08:44] BIOS: LENOVO v: 18CN46WW(V2.55) date: 05/21/2010 [08:44] ducasse: Thank you... appreciate the pointer. === XenocidaI is now known as nolsen [08:52] sup guys [08:53] \o [08:53] any ubuntu "experts" @ ? [08:53] if you have a question just go ahead and ask, people will respond if they can [08:53] oh.. okk [08:55] i'm getting hacked everyday... only use usb drive.. using latest kubuntu 18.. any tips ? [08:55] hacked? how so? [08:56] ur asking me ? :))) [08:56] i'm a newbie.. [08:56] how do you know you've been hacked? [08:57] stuff doesn't work as normal.. stuff dissapear... files appear.. [08:57] stuff appears like SSH... [08:58] things i install everyday (since i boot from usb) won't install anymore... [08:58] maybe the usb stick is going bad, that's more likely than you being hacked [08:59] is brand new [08:59] a dud USB stick? [08:59] and folders like openSSH just appear in my temporary folder ??? [08:59] common mate... that doesn't .. "just happen" [09:00]