=== Mystified123 is now known as Myst123 === Myst123 is now known as Mystified123 === Mystified1234 is now known as Myst_ === enko is now known as [gift === [gift is now known as enko === Mystified1234 is now known as Myst_ [00:23] Morning all..... [00:23] Evening [00:24] just installed ubunto gnome with yoga 520 touch screen [00:24] does anyone know if i can get wx-config from the ubuntu repos ? [00:24] my first experience with touch screen. [00:25] i can find here the help file for the program https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/amd64/wx-common/filelist but i can't find the binary [00:25] Using Gnome .how can i 1. start the onboard screen manually or move the app into the panel. [00:25] 2. config the the app so touch screen will work inside other apps like browser. [00:26] is the manual on this somewhere or a video guide [00:26] thanks [00:26] any suggestions would be warmly appreciated thanks in advance [00:27] ph88: It's in the package wx-common [00:27] !info wx-common [00:28] wx-common (source: wxwidgets3.0): wxWidgets Cross-platform C++ GUI toolkit (common support files). In component universe, is optional. Version 3.0.4+dfsg-3 (bionic), package size 68 kB, installed size 350 kB [00:28] genii, i don't see it in the file list [00:28] ph88: So you'll have to enable the universe repository [00:29] that is already enabled [00:30] !info wx-common cosmic [00:30] wx-common (source: wxwidgets3.0): wxWidgets Cross-platform C++ GUI toolkit (common support files). In component universe, is optional. Version 3.0.4+dfsg-4 (cosmic), package size 68 kB, installed size 350 kB [00:33] genii, check file list https://packages.ubuntu.com/cosmic/amd64/wx-common/filelist [00:33] i'm on xenial btw [00:34] ph88: Yes, seems to be a manpage for wx-config but not a binary [00:35] where can i find the executable ? [00:36] oh i found it, it's part of libwxgtk3.0-dev [00:36] https://askubuntu.com/a/1116911 [00:37] strange that the script is not in the filelist https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/amd64/libwxgtk3.0-dev/filelist [00:37] but it works now [00:43] is there some gnome tweaak tool that i can use so that i can activatre "ctrl + C" for copy , its not functioning on my install.. only right click will open a link in browser to a new tab.. [00:44] did ubuntu team kill unity or you can still get it? [00:44] also to modify mouse settings as ubuntu has limited options for mouse settings [00:44] !unity | Deihmos [00:44] Deihmos: Unity is a graphical shell for the GNOME desktop environment. Ubuntu used it by default from 11.04 to 17.04. For more information, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity [00:45] other wise right click is dead [00:45] Deihmos: ^^ community maintained now . [00:45] i can use to highlight [00:46] trying to find it [00:46] but unable to then use ctrl C [00:46] to copy unless the command has changed [00:46] !info unity bionic | Deihmos [00:46] Deihmos: unity (source: unity): Interface designed for efficiency of space and interaction.. In component universe, is optional. Version 7.5.0+18.04.20180413-0ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 1748 kB, installed size 6808 kB [00:47] err .. [00:47] !info ubuntu-unity-desktop [00:47] ubuntu-unity-desktop (source: ubuntu-unity-meta): The Ubuntu Unity desktop system. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.1 (bionic), package size 2 kB, installed size 8 kB (Only available for amd64; arm64; armhf; i386; ppc64el) [00:48] ahh. it does work but not in firefox.. [01:00] hey guys, really noob question, but when i look for a process using a port, under "pid/program name" is shows a "-". i'm curious what this means and if i can find the process listening on that port? === enko is now known as notenko === notenko is now known as enko === Budgii is now known as Budgiit === daniel is now known as Guest19654 === Budgiit is now known as Budgii [01:03] . [01:03] hello [01:03] I am trying to do LUX encryption and was wondering on my amd athalon x2 1.7 ghz with 1gb and 40 gb 5400 HD will slow down the computer [01:03] I need the encryption in case the laptop is stolen [01:04] hola [01:06] penguinepimple: netstat -lpe maybe [01:07] laptop: I dont think you will see an impact === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [01:07] really even on my computer [01:07] with amd dual core 1.7 [01:08] I have read it is faster to encrypt the entire HD than home [01:08] since it is faster [01:08] there is no wait encrypt post fact correct? [01:10] my computer with xenial has an internal bluetooth antenna which I usually rfkill because it doesn't have much range anyway. I use a USB bluetooth antenna instead, but when I unplug it, bluetoothd keeps running, which is bas because it won't work with the USB antenna again until it's manually stopped or restarted. is there a way to make it quit when no antennae are active anymore? [01:11] *which is bad [01:15] Sven_vB: hi [01:16] murthy, hi :) [01:17] Sven_vB: you can disable the bluetooth service and see if that solves your problem [01:18] Sven_vB: do you know how to disable the Bluetooth service? [01:20] murthy, nope, I usually systemctl mask services that annoy me, which would make the USB antenna not work in this case. I'll read about how to just normally disable a service and the implications. [01:22] Sven_vB: you could also blacklist the module used by the internal bluetooth device [01:23] brb [01:23] yeah, that might be an idea === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [01:24] can't find it in lsusb or lspci though. that's strange. [01:27] oh. I looked on a slightly different computer which indeed doesn't have internal bluetooth. however, bluetooth.service is still active there, even with no BT antenna at all. [01:27] so unloading antenna drivers probably won't help. :( [01:31] thus, simplified problem: how do I tell bluetoothd to quit when all BT antennae have disappeared? === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ [01:33] meanwhile I'll add yet another cron job [01:40] i need help i cant ubuntu to connect to the internet anymore [01:41] Lost_Goat, which version of Ubuntu? what did you try to make it connect? how does it usually react? how does it react now instead? [01:42] I suspect my video card driver is causing my system to freeze after login. how do I change it? [01:42] 16.04 i was tying to change from a dhcp address to a static ip and it just sits there timing out. I know my information is correct [01:44] i have tried to change it through the gui but when i do a ifconfig it still shows the dhcp address === phoenix_firebrd_ is now known as murthy [01:46] Lost_Goat, what operation times out? [01:46] everything [01:46] ping nslookup web traffic [01:46] i cant ping the gateway [01:46] it just times out === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [01:47] Sven_vB: how does bluetoothd affect your second device? [01:48] siloxid: hi [01:48] i can ping the loopback and it responds but nothing else [01:49] i can ping the switch and wireless ap [01:50] Lost_Goat: did you restart after that? [01:50] murthy, restart after the ip address change ? [01:50] yes [01:51] don't restart yet. if ping switch works, check switch's connection [01:51] no i didnt think it would need it [01:52] Lost_Goat: I think a restart would clear the cache, If not, try ifdown and ifup [01:52] can you pastebin your config? or check the config once more with ipcalc? might have a typo there === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas === z is now known as Guest48219 [01:54] murthy, on both devices I need to manually stop BT before or after plugging in my USB BT antenna to make it work. (in the latter case also start it again) [01:54] Lost_Goat, also, check the config in the gateway/router, are you sure that the IP you set as fixed in the system isn't in use by some other device or set as fixed for a different mac than the one in your system? [01:55] sorin-mihai, yes i know because only the first 7 addresses are used from the static pool that i have, ill have to check to see if i can clear the mac table somehow [01:56] maybe restart networkmanager in the end, shouldn't need to reboot [01:56] murthy, both are netbooks. both run xenial. they're basically clones except for the hostname, I switch them around to have one supply BT audio while the other one recharges its battery. [01:57] well and except for minor hardware differences like one having internal BT [01:59] Sven_vB: when you say bluetooth device, you mean a bluetooth adapter or a device like bluetooth headset? [02:00] I was referring to BT antennae. [02:01] so 2 netbooks one with internal and one with external bt adapter. that is easy. but how many bt devices and how many connected to each adapter at the same time? [02:03] most headphones for example don't witch easily from one bt adapter to another, even if they are able to remember both [02:03] s/witch/switch [02:04] I use one USB BT antenna that I plug into the netbook I'm carrying, so my headset can always connect to that same antenna. back in Ubuntu trusty times I had 2 USB BT antennae and my netbooks dis/connected based on power supply. with xenial, PulseAudio started to do something that made my headphones not like PA's connection attempts, so now PA has to accept theirs. [02:05] I hope that goes away in bionic so I won't have to turn my headphones off and on again when I switch netbooks. [02:06] you should try it from a live usb, can't say for sure [02:06] (not just laziness, it also takes about a minute for them to turn off and on.) [02:07] Sven_vB: ah, that happens for me too [02:07] sorin-mihai, sorry for not reading earlier, didn't notice you meant me not Lost_Goat. [02:07] heh, PA doesn't play nice with my headpones regardless of distro or version, so i just use the phone. i'd say that you need to investigate on PA [02:08] Sven_vB: mine sometimes defaults to hsp/hfp instead a2dp, I remove and repair and its solved [02:09] the gnome desktop environment isn't as nice as unity [02:09] Deihmos: I liked unity [02:09] but with a different theme [02:10] i liked it too [02:10] murthy, my PA remembers A2DP mode for the duration of my user session, so that wasn't too much of a problem yet. === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [02:12] Sven_vB: does this happen in windows too? [02:12] murthy, dunno, don't have a windows machine here. [02:13] I could borrow one tomorrow if it helps :) [02:14] Sven_vB: no [02:14] Hi! I installed Ubuntu mininal and now I can't find the application Create Disk [02:15] JoeD: what are you trying to do? [02:15] Put Ubuntu iso to usb [02:15] JoeD: use rosa image writer [02:15] JoeD: is the usb plugged in? [02:16] JoeD: http://wiki.rosalab.ru/en/index.php/ROSA_ImageWriter [02:16] murthy: I prefer the usual application [02:16] JoeD: the default one is usb-creator-gtk [02:16] JoeD, you'll need to find that application's real name [02:16] tomreyn: thank you! [02:17] gui name is "startup disk creator" [02:17] so u-c-g works again? nice [02:17] tomreyn: hahahaha lol [02:17] but you can search either [02:18] * Sven_vB remembers the days he wasted hours trying to run UCG again and again until it finally managed to create a casper-rw file. [02:19] rosa image writer is great [02:19] murthy: never heard of before [02:21] when the startup disk created was failing for some new ubuntu beta images, I started using rosa image writer [02:21] I learned to like the Super GRUB2 Disk. just need to do more research on how to put more ISOs on the same drive. [02:22] Sven_vB: try xboot [02:22] Sven_vB: https://www.pendrivelinux.com/xboot-multiboot-iso-usb-creator/ [02:22] thank you for the help guys! bye! [02:23] murthy, thanks, but that's too graphical for me. with SGD I can just wget or copy ISOs and it will chainload them. [02:23] ok [02:24] bbl [02:25] is there a difference between virtualhosts and hosts ? [02:25] http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/vhosts/name-based.html#using [02:26] Inside each block, you will need at minimum a ServerName directive to designate which host is served and a DocumentRoot directive to show where in the filesystem the content for that host lives. [02:27] Beam_Inn: not in this context, no. note there is also #httpd [02:28] hello, I am having a problem using zfs with a custom kernel. I have a new cpu (9900k), so manually installed a 4.20 series kernel in order to get working intel graphics. However, when I attempt to install zfs, it doesn't work because there is no 4.20 zfs kernel module [02:29] https://pastebin.com/NEKikcyY [02:30] strange, I can't find a button or link to report a new bug on https://bugs.launchpad.net/~bluetooth . is that their way of telling me I'm not authorized or something? [02:31] hi. im tryi g to install version 3.40.0 of fil3zilla from this ppa https://launchpad.net/~sicklylife/+archive/ubuntu/filezilla but when i go to 8nstall it, it only shows me 3.39.0 from that ppa even though the ppa does have 3.40.0 for cosmic. any ideas?? [02:32] nevermind, there's a report link in the sidebar when I view an existing bug. [02:32] Oderus, did you update your package lists? [02:32] after adding the PPA [02:33] with sudo apt update yes [02:34] meh launchpad, that report bug link goes to another project [02:35] looks like the bluetooth team just doesn't use launchpad for bug tracking. [02:35] it sh9ws me a different version from the ppa but not the latest, which the ppa does have === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [02:41] test [02:42] Sven_vB: you may want to report the bug against the ubuntu package instead === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [02:42] did #ubuntu change its rules to allow nicknames already registered to enter before clearing it with NickServ? [02:43] JPSman: no idea, but you can ask in #ubuntu-ops [02:43] k, thank you :) [02:44] Sven_vB: also, better use the "ubuntu-bug" application if you can, since it'll provide extra context [02:44] I came in here to ask a question about how Nautilus handles files - specifically cut / paste and if you do it to multiple files, does it erase the source document AFTER its done pasteing it in the destination directory [02:45] but I'm pretty sure I can do such a thing with mv [02:45] i would assume cut + paste does exactly this, mv. [02:45] Is there any sort of filesystem that anyone has heard of - where I can have a multiple hard drives in one single mountpoint, but files are completely on one disk at a time.. eg, if that drive fails, there is no raid array to rebuild, you just lose whatever was on that drive? [02:45] they are within the same hard drive, but different file systems [02:46] well, if it were to erase-before-copying this would be rather destructive [02:47] undeclared: sounds like raid-0 kind of [02:47] sure, I know. but I want it to erase-after-copying for multiple files. [02:47] tomreyn: well, kind of like raid.. but I don't want to lose everything on all drives if one drive fails [02:47] JPSman: mv will work, as cut&paste should [02:48] and I don't want to rebuild either, the data is not important [02:48] undeclared: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/329790/how-to-merge-multiple-hard-drives [02:49] so, its just one hard disk, but two file systems, and very little free space. I want to mv the file from one to the other. will it delete the old file once its done being moved, to free up space so that the whole moving operation can occur? [02:50] thanks tomreyn, reading [02:51] JPSman: it will need sufficient unallocated space on the target to start the operation. when it's finished, the source file will be gone. what else would you expect? [02:52] JPSman: you cannot magically save or recover space by just the process of moving a file across different file systems. [02:52] tomreyn, that the operation would attempt to copy the entire source directory to the target directory before removing the files from the source directory [02:53] tomreyn, thanks! [02:53] but if its removing the source file each time, then the operation should be successful [02:53] thank you :) [02:53] it'll move files individually, creating the target direcotry first, then move one file, i.e. create on target, then delete on source, then the next file etc. [02:55] tomreyn, thank you, thats exactly what I wanted to hear! :) === ilfantomas_ is now known as ilfantomas [02:55] thats true of both mv in terminal and cut/paste in Nautilus? [02:55] but if you're this low on unallocated space you should really work towards more space (by deleting unneeded files or adding more storage), since these file systems will be slow. [02:55] if journalled, that is [02:56] hi friends [02:56] JPSman: i believe it's the sam eon the gui, yes [02:56] tomreyn, I'll stick with terminal's mv just in case :) again thank you [02:56] yw [02:58] tomreyn: so I looked into lvm, the problem is that it's not fault tolerant... mhddfs seems like it, the problem is it's at the FUSE level which worries me performance wise === Guest99170 is now known as catalase [03:26] Hey guys, I just tried to perform an in place upgrade from mysql community 5.7.24-27 to percona 5.7 and it seems to have succeeded but for some reason when I run systemctl status mysql it's still showing 'mysql.service - MySQL Community Server' [03:26] But when I log into mysql from cmd line I see Server version: 5.7.24-27 Percona Server (GPL), Release '27', Revision 'bd42700' [03:27] what is the easiest way to change the network connection to a different wifi connection from CLI? [03:47] Hello Everyone [03:48] Trying to determine the ip address for my printer connected via usb to my Ubuntu 14.04 install [03:48] not sure how to do this, I need to login into my printer to setup wireless network on it [04:03] hola === Mr-Pan is now known as Mr_Pan [04:09] v: [04:09] < [04:09] que cayado [04:11] ................ [04:13] hola === Amit is now known as Guest76013 [04:56] I can see that VS code is installed on my ubuntu, i can use it fine. now, i want to remove it but there's no vs code in the list of installed apps on ubuntu software. again when i use 'sudo apt remove code' or 'sudo snap remove code', they show a message indicating that vs code is not installed [04:58] XxSYDxX: if you installed it as a snap, you'll remove it by sudo snap remove vscode [04:58] oooo [04:58] thanks [05:12] Hello. I have a problem with hdparm. I have a usb hdd connected to my system but I rarely use it, so I want hdparm to spin it down on inactivity but the drive never spins down [05:12] furthermore, any command I run with hdparm on the device gives this error: "SG_IO: bad/missing sense data, sb[]: 70 00 05 00 00 00 00 0a 00 00 00 00 24 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00" [05:13] hdparm -Y /dev/sdX doesn't work even though non of the partitions are mounted. setting hdparm -S 1 /dev/sdX doesn't work either [05:15] Another funny thing is that hdparm -I /dev/sdX gives funny results. sometimes it doesn't give any info and fails with "unknown device type: bits 15&14 of general configuration word 0 both set to 1" sometimes it does spit out some info [05:34] Are there any statistics availible regarding the number of downloads or installs of the different variants of ubuntu? I'm curious how the number of users running the default GNOME3 variant compares with the others. [05:42] Is 18.04.2 using kernel 4.15? [06:30] https://pastebin.com/wQMxMftQ Anyone with ceph knowledge please help me on this [06:34] Please let me know if the issue with kernel and if there is any fix for older kernel versions [06:38] anyone here use mega nz as a cloud provider [06:38] pi0: try asking in #ubuntu-offtopic [06:39] I guess that depends on what the actual question is. [06:39] i would like to know if i can mount a cloud provider as a shared drive [06:39] is it possible for ubuntu to do a mount command at boot time > [06:40] and have an icon in my file manager [06:40] of the cloud provider [06:42] is it possible for ubuntu to do a mount command at boot time > [06:44] to the remote cloud you mean, Lost_Goat : [06:45] no a local drive sorry for not specifying [06:45] Lost_Goat: https://askubuntu.com/questions/164926/how-to-make-partitions-mount-at-startup [06:45] use mount blah blah blah [06:45] !fstab | Lost_Goat [06:45] Lost_Goat: The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab and http://www.pclosmag.com/html/Issues/200709/page07.html and !Partitions [06:45] will it be able to mount network shares ? [06:46] yes [06:46] i will work on the fstab but i also need ubuntu to mount a cifs share at boot as well, can fstab do that ? [06:46] yes [06:46] ok [06:47] afaik [06:47] oh that is not reassuring [06:47] i only use nfs, but i'm pretty sure cifs works just fine as well [06:48] ducasse, looks like its possible https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently [06:49] i was just about to post that :) [06:49] hmm ducasse do you know how to map mega nz as a network drive? [06:50] cant [06:50] pi0: nope, no idea [06:50] pi0: maybe they support webdav [06:51] webdav? [06:51] pi0, https://mega.nz/sync!linux [06:51] use this for a mount for mega [06:51] pi0: yeah, i know webdav shares can be mounted [06:53] ceph osd crush tunables hammer or legacy should fixed my issue :) [06:53] ceph osd crush tunables hammer or legacy fixed my issue :) [06:55] !patience | cupcake [06:55] cupcake: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or https://ubuntuforums.org or https://askubuntu.com/ [06:57] lotuspsychje: No i dont feel that way I was checking on the internet also I found the answer I shared may be help some one else [06:58] thank you Lost_Goat [07:01] is 19.04 targeting 5.0 kernel? [07:06] aurolac, 19.04 is off-topic in this room (only supported release of Ubuntu here please), it's for #ubuntu+1 (or the development release) [07:07] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/dPpVgrdtht/ [07:09] how do i resolve that, do i need to compile those packages from source? [07:11] pi0: which ubuntu release are you on? [07:13] 18.04 [07:13] i thought i had 10 [07:13] shoot let me download the other version [07:16] there we go [07:16] worked! === ivan_ is now known as ivanmollow [07:21] ducasse: do you recompile your kernel? [07:21] i mean to personalize it, only for your hardware [07:23] pi0: i haven't done that in quite a while, i really don't think there's any need [07:27] didnt know that was still a thing [07:36] @arch1mede re-compiling kernels? [07:36] yeah [07:37] i know i used to do it with 2.x kernels but since using 3/4 i haven't needed to [07:39] i just heard about it [07:39] its been a long time yup [07:40] but i still recommend people that have never done it to try it at least once [07:40] to feel the pain ;) [07:40] does it improve performance [07:40] speed and such [07:41] its alot of stuff to go through, depends on each case i guess [07:42] pi0: generally not, the official kernels are fine [07:46] sounds good [08:20] ukuu still the best solution for update kernel? [08:24] adli: I'd say apt is always the best. [08:24] kernel upgrade still relevant today in ubuntu computing? [08:25] blackflow: thanks for inform me [08:25] adli: absolutely, for security and bug fixes. [08:25] ukuu? [08:26] ubuntu kernel update utility [08:26] https://github.com/teejee2008/ukuu [08:27] huh, never knew about that. always used apt [08:30] no i am not recommend to use Ukuu.. [08:32] hi [08:33] ngdsa [08:33] Fucking phew [08:33] holiii [08:33] the glasses were at the office [08:33] might have been awkward for driving class otherwise [08:33] !ot [08:33] #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [08:33] in spanish please [08:33] only ubuntu questions here please [08:33] oops [08:33] wrong window [08:33] Damn xchat always connects here [08:34] comeme el culo cabron y la polla por delante y por detras [08:34] !es | kkdvak [08:34] kkdvak: En la mayoría de los canales de Ubuntu, se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español entre al canal #ubuntu-es; escriba " /join #ubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro. [08:34] zorra [08:34] cerdo [08:34] perra [08:34] cabron [08:34] chupapollas [08:34] vmoggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg [08:34] matabasculas [08:34] fghit [08:34] htrnkhi [08:34] hjrtiy [08:43] wow what happened [08:43] lol i was wondering the same thing [08:46] user from spain based on ip [08:47] pi0: please use #ubuntu-discuss or #ubuntu-offtopic for discussions [08:48] will do [08:50] hello [08:50] Does Ubuntu 18.04.2 have the fix in the iSO for the APT vulnerability that allowed MITM to install unsigned packages? [08:50] Arut: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BionicBeaver/ReleaseNotes/ChangeSummary/18.04.2 [08:51] #node [08:52] lotuspsychje: do we need to go through all those steps to fix all those issues? [08:52] or apt upgrade fix it all? [08:53] pi0: keeping system up to date will result to 18.04.2 [08:53] I looked at that, but didn't see any mention in the wiki. I assume "In addition to the bugs listed below, this update includes all security updates from the Ubuntu Security Notice list affecting Ubuntu 18.04 LTS that were released up to and including February 4, 2019." cover it. [08:54] Arut: how did you find out about it? is there a mailing list? [08:55] Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS <-- this means i am not patched? [08:56] !uptodate | pi0 [08:56] pi0: To ensure you have all the latest known patches and security updates for your ubuntu installation, please update with the following command: `sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade`. See also !upgrades and !security; you may also need to run `apt full-upgrade`. [08:57] !upgrades [08:57] For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade [08:57] https://usn.ubuntu.com/3863-1/ it was fixed 22 January 2019, a regular apt-get upgrade would have fixed it [08:58] !security [08:58] Security Updates are dealt with here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Security - See also !root, !firewall, !server, and !usn [08:58] there we go, now i am updated [08:59] UFW and IpTables [08:59] we need both firewalls installed? [09:00] pi0: the users choice to harden system [09:02] but are they both the same? [09:02] i mean which one do you need [09:03] !firewall > pi0 [09:03] pi0, please see my private message [09:06] pi0: ufw is the gui frontend for iptables [09:06] ubottu: thank you [09:06] You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-) [09:06] oh lol [09:06] EriC^^: ah i see [09:07] nice [09:07] the bitdefender tutorial on there does not appear to work [09:07] i tried to install it === Arut1 is now known as Arut === senix is now known as Guest63311 [09:11] Can I extend the time sudo retains my priveledges without asking again for the password? [09:11] Ideally i'd like to make it only ask once per "session"/login/logout cycle [09:11] MJCD: yes, a setting, which I forgot OTOH, in sudoers. Check the manpage it shold be listed there [09:11] lemme take a look, ty [09:12] MJCD: timestamp_timeout methinks [09:13] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudoTimeout [09:14] ooh aces [09:16] quick question [09:16] If you specify a negative value, the timeout will never expire. E.g. Defaults env_reset,timestamp_timeout= [09:16] when it says never but it appears to be tied to sessions like I wanted yeah? [09:16] I'm just changing it to not time out iwthin that session [09:18] because obviously never expiring would be incredibly insecure haha [09:18] between sessions that is [09:23] cool yeah I just tested the 2 values work together flawlessly [09:23] thanks heaps blackflow, Arut :) [09:23] have a great day! [09:24] thank you all [09:24] gotta rest [09:24] Hey, anyone know which channel should I go to for questions on conda? Going through the list and can't quite find it [09:25] al2014t6: ask in #freenode [09:25] thanks [09:26] hi === peter-bittner1 is now known as peter-bittner [09:31] hi [09:31] Hello. I ran a Java application today, named IntelliJ IDEA, and the fonts on it are fully hinted with the RGB color filter. I need it to be like all of the other applications that is slightly hinted. If you don't get what I mean, here's the image link: https://imgur.com/Jqc4JX6l.png [09:31] I can't join ubuntu-server for some reason so will ask here [09:31] I'm upgrading a server currently and "gitlab-runner" package broken the upgrade [09:32] I now have an "unmet dependancy" with perl-modules, it won't remove or install, apparently it's conflicting with perl-modules which is a virtual package? [09:32] ren0v0: Can you try to pastebin the output of "sudo apt-get -f install"? [09:38] EoflaOE, I did that, it's fine no errors, and i can't paste as i'm now having to use a console (with no copy function) :D [09:38] 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove, 530 not upgraded [09:39] Did it do anything? [09:39] no [09:40] grr [09:45] anyone have any suggestions? [09:54] ren0v0: pastebin: lsb_release -a && uname -a please [10:03] Hey all i'm setting up ubuntu vm's - using virtualbox (they sent me here) with all accellerations possible enabled - should I be using all -hwe xorg/xserver and kernel stuff? [10:07] hello, does the 18.04 install ISO offer a rescue shell at boot rather than the graphical live session? [10:08] anddam, no but you can just chroot into the drive from that live cd [10:08] there are guides on google on how to do so [10:09] MJCD: I see, the server live ISO only has "Install Ubuntu Server" even if it has 'live' in the name [10:10] is that correct or am I doing something wrong? [10:10]