=== Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life === dwinchester_ is now known as dwinchester__ [06:06] Hey so after login it takes the internet either a very long time to connect or won't connect at all. I usually just simply press "disconnect" and reconnect and it fixes it and connects instantly [06:06] it's still kind of annoying doing that. Any way to fix it? [06:07] Yes I have fiddled with the settings and it IS on auto-connect [06:56] Good morning === himcesjf_ is now known as him-cesjf [09:19] drf5g6t7nhjmk9f was added by: drf5g6t7nhjmk9f === _zxq9_ is now known as zxq9 [11:20] Hi, I'm interested, will Kubuntu project use only LTS Plasma for the LTS realease? [11:27] Hello. Is there packages for network manager wireguard? [11:28] That allows me to use the NM GUI wireguard? Also how to import multiple wireguard configurations [11:44] In version 5.15 plasma [11:44] Plasma now offers support for WireGuard VPN tunnels when the appropriate Network Manager plugin is installed. === Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life [12:21] Hi folks === Arthur_D2 is now known as Arthur_D [12:47] Yeah where can I get the plugin? [12:47] Should I compile it myself? [13:32] Also where do I report bugs about network manager? Is it distro specific? [13:34] Admiral[m], you could ask in #kde chat about your issue [13:34] but I haven't seem your question yet [13:34] seen [13:38] I asked as zanijwa [13:38] *zanijwa [13:42] Admiral[m], i had to reboot so I can't scroll up [13:43] Kubuntu 18.10. In the wireguard configuration of network manager, I cannot enter any hostname for the endpoint. I can only enter IPv4 addresses [13:44] Is this a problem on my machine? can anyone else reproduce [13:44] BluesKaj: [13:46] Admiral[m] don't think wireguard works with network-manager yet ' [13:49] you have to compile a wireguard plugin but, ignoring wireguard working, the endpoint in wireguard configuration panel should take in hostnames and IPv6 addresses right? [13:55] Admiral[m], recommend you ask in #wireguard chat , it's not supported in (k)ubuntu yet [13:57] no I mean wg works just fine. where do you ask questions about the network manager? Is it common across all distros? === himcesjf_ is now known as him-cesjf [14:27] yes [14:27] Admiral[m],^ [14:34] Admiral[m], some vpns are still developing wireguard to work on their servers, but most aren't fully fleshed out yet, and most like to use network-manager-nameofvpnprotocol to integrate it into linux networking as a cli or gui setup, so your question is probly a bit premature. [14:48] hello [14:49] hi koftes [14:50] hey BluesKaj [14:53] What could cause DNS to stop working? If I connect through a certain connection, my PC can ping IP addresses on the Internet (e.g., 8.8.8.8), but cannot resolve domains (Firefox doesn't work, or I get things like "failure resolving 'gb.archive.ubuntu.com'" when I try to get updates). [14:57] koftes, on which device do you have your DNS set up ? [14:58] BluesKaj: that's a good question [14:58] are you at work or? [14:59] the simple answer is that I'm not really sure what I'm doing [14:59] so for filing bugs in NM, can i report to ubuntu? [14:59] !bugs | Admiral[m] [14:59] Admiral[m]: If you find a bug in Kubuntu, please follow the instructions at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Bugs/Reporting to report the issue to the developers. [15:00] No. So more details: I have a Kubuntu PC that connects through my home router/modem, and that works as normal (DNS is probably on the modem). [15:01] koftes, I assume this is either a work or school network ? [15:02] Is 'Connections' the KDE front end for network manager? [15:02] other distros would have their own front ends for NM right? [15:02] I also have an Android phone that can connect to the Internet (either through my home WiFi or 3G). When I tether the PC to the phone by USB, I get a wired connection, I can ping 8.8.8.8, but domains cannot be resolved. [15:03] BluesKaj: it's my home network. [15:03] koftes, most likely the router , try 192.168.0.1 in your browser addressbar to open the router firmware [15:06] BluesKaj: well, the problem is when I'm connecting by tethering through my phone. So the problem is either on my PC or the phone rather than the router. [15:07] how do you know if the problem you're reporting is a bug or a feature request [15:08] koftes, most likely your phone so perhaps you should research your phone connectivity [15:11] BluesKaj: I was inclined to think it's the PC because I've set up a (wireless) hotspot on my phone in the past that friends' phones were able to connect to; but my PC could not get any data from my phone's hotspot. [15:12] koftes, use kdeconnect on your pc and phone [15:13] I guess at this point I'm trying to identify what/where the problem is (before trying to fix it), so my question really is what could I do to figure out where the problem is. [15:13] BluesKaj: reading about KDE Connect now [15:13] first, what are you really trying to do, that's the real question [15:16] BluesKaj: my ultimate goal is to connect my PC through my 3G data (which my provider is OK with btw), so I can work away from home in places where there are no or insecure connections. [15:20] !3G [15:20] !info 3G [15:20] Package 3G does not exist in bionic [15:21] !osmo [15:21] Btw, from a first read, KDE Connect seems like an overkill for what I'm trying to do and the kind of thing that might open up other security issues. [15:21] koftes, search for osmo in your package manager [15:22] Sorry, I guess it's a 4G connection now. I meant mobile data in general. [15:22] osmo: not installed [15:24] I'm using KDE, btw [15:26] osmo-sgsn and osmo-mgw [15:27] not installed by default , but available in the repos [15:29] I'm thinking that if DNS is provided by my router on WiFi, could it be that the PC is expecting the same from the phone which is not happening? Can I manually designate DNS servers directly in Kubuntu? [15:30] !dnsmasq [15:30] BluesKaj: what would be the intention with those packages? [15:30] !info dnsmasq [15:30] dnsmasq (source: dnsmasq): Small caching DNS proxy and DHCP/TFTP server. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.79-1 (bionic), package size 15 kB, installed size 72 kB [15:31] koftes, look in your package manager/discover for details [15:34] Yeah, I can see the descriptions, but I mean why are you recommending them? Or is it more like "something to try, might work"? [15:40] I'll switch to the other connection again for testing , so there's a (good) chance I'll disconnect [15:44] koftes, Ican only suggest since I have no experience with remote phone to pc connections over 3G or the internet [15:46] I think this may have actually worked === ErichEickmeyer is now known as Eickmeyer [15:54] OK, I think I need to iron out a few things, but in principle it works. I decided to just try adding Google's DNS through Network Connections, and it seems to be working. [15:56] I don't know why I never figured this out before. I've had this problem for ages. [15:58] In any case, thanks for the help BluesKaj === ichoquo0Aigh9ie is now known as jacky === ichoquo0Aigh9ie is now known as jacky === ^VampireRoey^ is now known as MajorRoey === MajorRoey is now known as Roey