[07:41] Good morning === sveta is now known as Sveta [11:42] coreycb: Hi, Im wondering why sometimes I have a failures on my dev zone with e.g. multiattach and I see that package for Queens cloud archive and Bionic as well are old. Last available packages there is 9.1.1 but as I see https://releases.openstack.org/queens/ it should be 10.1.0. Could you build new package or it will be a problem :> ? [11:42] please :D [13:43] apt coreycb ^^ [16:34] does live patch work with the server? [16:34] what do you mean? [16:35] good chat there. [16:37] i get a message about signing up for livepatch when i access the server [16:37] sarnold: i'm really not into apparmor, yet, do you happen to know whether the firefox profile is active by default? i tried to understand this the other day, but (without reading up on things online, just by reviwing my configuration) i wasn't able to. [16:37] Marz: is this a bug report? [16:38] no [16:38] not clear to me how livepatch works on a server [16:38] Marz: so, since it doesn't end with a question mark, i assum eit is not a question, either? sounds more like a statement. [16:39] Marz: if you register for livepatch, the snap will be installed and you'll be able to manage it. [16:41] i see it now [16:41] is this recommended? [16:42] tomreyn: I think the firefox profile is disabled by default -- I just installed firefox into a bionic schroot, and there's a symlink in /etc/apparmor.d/disable/ [16:42] tomreyn: so yes, there's a profile, but it appears to be disabled by default [16:43] Marz: the kernel livepatching is particularly nice if you have machines you can't reboot on the three week update cadence [16:44] sarnold: a pity. i know firefox comes with its own sandbox (nowadays) but double layer would be great. anyways, thanks for testing! [16:45] tomreyn: yeah.. but it does put restrictions on how firefox is used.. [16:45] rm /etc/apparmor.d/disable/usr.bin.firefox ; systemctl reload apparmor ought to be enough to make it work [16:46] probably that's the same with any software restricted by apparmor. that's its purpose. are you aware of required functionality it'd break? [16:46] also, is the "three week update cadence" described anywhere? this is news to me. [16:47] i will try what breaks with the profile enabled, ty. [16:48] tomreyn: stuff lkke you won't be able to download straight to just any place you want.. [16:48] helper apps may or may not be alloewd [16:50] tomreyn: this is pretty old at this point, but probably not too wrong :) https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/StableReleaseCadence [16:50] hmm pdf viewer still works, looks good so far [16:51] /etc/apparmor.d/abstractions/ubuntu-browsers shows some of the allowed applications [16:52] and .d/ , interesting [16:52] thanks for the wiki link, too [16:53] time to bail, have fun :) [16:53] see you! [17:34] tomreyn: iirc default profile does not allow DRM/widevine. meanwhile I've built my own profile. the FF one is rather too open for my taste. [17:34] not allowing DRM / widevine is a plus to me. [17:35] would you share yours? [17:35] sure, sec... [17:37] tomreyn: https://dpaste.de/RNs9 though even this could use a bit more trimming, esp. in the #includes department [17:39] blackflow: thank you. i'll see how it compares to the default one and then how it works for me. [18:40] Hopefully this is the correct channel for this [18:41] I'm trying to recreate a flat-file repository using an absolute Suite Component entry in my sources.list, however in Bionic i've started to receive the "W: Conflicting distribution:" error due to bionic now trying to match the release to the codename in the Release file [18:41] is there a way around this? Or what's the canonical way to create a flat file repository for Bionic? I've determined I can get around the error by changing the "Codename" to "main/" in my Release file, but i'm not 100% sure of the affects of that [18:46] more detail about this and the configs/Release/sources.list to illustrate what i'm talking about: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/scQZtNb7Cz/ [18:47] this exact same config worked before in xenial === gry is now known as Sveta [21:45] hmm where I check if mine ubuntu version support NIC hardware ? intel converged X550T2 ? [21:48] Blueking: on the internet [21:48] https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000025890/network-and-i-o/ethernet-products.html [21:50] Blueking: or you just try it [21:51] it wasn't in 2015 .. http://ask.xmodulo.com/download-install-ixgbe-driver-ubuntu-debian.html [22:15] I have ubuntu version 16.04.5 LTS installed looks like driver are there ? [22:25] Blueking: got any other questions then? [22:26] tomreyn need to remove intel pro nic card first to install new one :) [22:27] physically then? [22:28] tomreyn bonded 2 network ports and added some vlans [22:28] johnnyfive: since no one else responded: have you tried this sources.list entry on clients instead? "deb [trusted=yes] file:///tmp/instances/ubuntu/bionic main/" [22:28] Blueking: i see, have fun. [22:29] thx [22:47] tomreyn, thanks for responding, but i'm specifying a flat-folder repo utilizing absolute pathing so i'm pretty sure that won't work. I'll try just to confirm. [22:48] johnnyfive: i have no experience with this, am just guessing based on what i'm used to in terms of paths, so i may very well be wrong there. [22:48] tomreyn, understood, I appreciate it :) [23:27] tomreyn: 06:00.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation Ethernet Controller 10G X550T (rev 01) seems all ok [23:31] Blueking: so? [23:31] nice [23:32] oh you're just reporting back, right [23:33] tomreyn: yes