[00:03] Well I don't see it on my network [00:04] I guess it doesn't have AMT [00:04] Well I'll go by a keyboard tomorrow xD [00:05] it is frustrating because I actually do have ssh access to it, but with a system I don't want [00:06] some kind of yocto for iot [00:06] skr: I got it working. awesome. [00:07] yes all the ports of the link given by tomreyn are closed, I guess it doesn't have amt [00:08] palate: you should be looking up your NUC model number and AMT on google and how to possibly enable it [00:09] palate: or you could look on craigslist or facebook market for someone giving away or selling a keyboard for next to nothing [00:09] palate: also if you're nmap'ing, use -PN, i'm not sure whether they respond to ping. [00:09] leftyfb: yeah it's just that it's 1am here and I wanted to do that tonight :D [00:09] tomreyn: I did [00:10] palate: what model NUC is it? [00:10] leftyfb: checking that, I guess I can find it from the serial number [00:10] model# not serial [00:11] https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000005804/mini-pcs.html [00:12] tomreyn: yes I was there :D [00:13] boxnuc7i3bnk [00:14] doesn't look like it has AMT [00:14] leftyfb: nope :/ [00:15] well, that's a reason for me to go to bed I guess [00:15] Thanks for the insights!! [00:15] Good night :) [00:18] anyone know a way to bypass a script on ssh login (i tried this () { :; };) but anytime it gives me error (on some systems i can login) but it prompts me a login to a menu on working system but this one i cant im trying to bypass into shell... [00:18] start-text-view.sh: line 25: [: too many arguments [00:18] i tried ssh user@pass 'echo test ; echo again' [00:20] sudoritz-2837: you are trying to work around your own forkbomb? [00:20] and please dont post such here [00:20] *if* that script is in your profile, maybe .. ssh -t hostname "bash --noprofile" [00:20] but i guess you don't find a hack [00:27] sudoritz-2837: boot into recovery mode and remove the script from your profile [00:33] trying to find a way to get off the auto menu script (theres a bug in a certain model aand i cant get to login) i can SCP but i cant even see .profile or .bashrc not sure much i can do but i was trying to get this going ill probally contact the vendor (its a tripplite) === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [00:34] just trying to remotely reboot it or invoke a way to restart the service [00:34] sudoritz-2837: what does this have to do with ubuntu? [00:35] sudoritz-2837: contact Tripplite for help with their products. They do not run Ubuntu. [00:41] for some reason when i try to write to .ssh using ssh-keygen its written to the root .ssh [00:42] black_13: Are you running ssk-keygen with sudo? [01:27] Hi! I need some recommendations for image hosting to post links for screen shots please. [01:28] imgur.com is nice [01:44] My PC froze completely and I had to do a hard reboot. Is there any way to figure out what was the cause? It happens quite often. [01:44] miceiken, if it happens at random times, do a memtest86 run [01:45] OerHeks, it's a laptop with quite shitty specs, and froze completely isnt true. It had I/O delay of about 45+ secs (and loss) [01:47] maybe put a lightweight desktop on it, like mate/xubuntu? [01:47] but hard freeze is unusual === MibixFox_ is now known as MibixFox [01:48] OerHeks, yeah, I read something about it might being apparmor constantly blocking [01:48] but I lost the link [01:53] i'm getting a weird nginx-related error from apt-get on ubuntu 18.04 server: https://gist.github.com/slingamn/5ba0882a51a7490d6e07c90f7c8cd4c2 [01:54] you want to remove a standard package.. libx11-6? [01:54] miceiken: what was on the logs? dmesg? [01:54] it's a server [01:56] is libx11-6 actually a dependency of nginx? in that case, it can't be uninstalled, but this message is very counterintuitive [01:57] i think it is a standard desktop package [01:57] !info libx11-6 [01:57] libx11-6 (source: libx11): X11 client-side library. In component main, is standard. Version 2:1.6.4-3ubuntu0.2 (bionic), package size 577 kB, installed size 1422 kB [01:57] slingamn: post the output of: sudo /bin/true; nc termbin.com 9999 < <( cat /proc/version /proc/cmdline /etc/os-release; sudo apt-get update -y 2>&1; apt-cache policy 2>&1; sudo apt-get -fsy install 2>&1; ) [02:01] hmm this doesn't actually work, takes too long. [02:01] so just this: sudo /bin/true; nc termbin.com 9999 < <( cat /proc/version /proc/cmdline /etc/os-release; sudo apt-get update -y 2>&1 ) [02:03] i don't think the kernel version or command-line parameters are relevant; apt-get update -y doesn't do much of interest; apt-get dist-upgrade -y finds nothing to be done [02:04] which ubuntu version is it then? [02:04] oh yeah sorry, this is 18.04.2 [02:04] amd64? [02:04] yeah [02:05] and apt-cache policy reports what? [02:05] i'd be interested in which 3rd party repos you use [02:05] or whether there are warnings or errors there or on the "apt-get update" output [02:06] no warnings or errors, but this is an ovh machine so it could very well be an issue with one of their mirrors: https://gist.github.com/slingamn/0cece3c86342497a4045bd6c97dff2c0 [02:06] (that's apt-cache policy) [02:06] nothing of interest from apt-get update or apt-get dist-upgrade [02:08] does "ubuntu-support-status --show-unsupported" list something in the "No longer downloadable:" section? [02:08] good suggestion, it does [02:08] quite a lot of stuff actually [02:09] libapt-inst1.7 libapt-pkg4.16 libbind9-90 libdns-export100 libdns100 libgnutls-deb0-28 libirs-export91 libisc-export95 libisc95 libisccc90 libisccfg-export90 libisccfg90 liblwres90 libprocps3 libxtables10 [02:09] packages from ubuntu 14.04 [02:09] hilarious [02:09] looks like your upgrade wasnt clean [02:09] * slingamn removes [02:09] thanks [02:10] https://github.com/tomreyn/scripts#foreign_packages may help identify more such remainders [02:11] slingamn: did you install this system as 14.04 initially, or was this a "fresh " 18.04 installation? [02:11] like an image provided by the host [02:11] looks like libx11-6 is a hard dependency of nginx on 18.04 [02:12] i have a machine without it, and `apt-get install nginx --no-install-recommends` attempts to install libx11-6 as well [02:12] you probably want nginx-light or -core only [02:12] iiiiinteresting [02:12] nginx is a lot more than just a web server [02:13] it's a bit like the 90ies AOL app, or netscape communicator ;-) [02:22] this said, installing just libx11-6 wont hurt. === Adran is now known as ttech === ttech is now known as Adran [02:34] yeah i ended up just going with the default (i think that's nginx-core), which pulls in a few x11-related libraries [02:34] thanks [02:34] i guess that error message is some weird edge case in metapackages === Taco is now known as upclime [02:42] Any suggestions for a free antivirus software? [02:44] cliff1245, you don't need that with linux [02:45] cliff1245, clamwin [02:45] cliff1245, clamav lol [02:47] CyberGhost78, if you think that for linux doesn't antivirus... you say like if you live by the sea, you dont need wash ... :) [02:47] well you really don't [02:47] but if it helps you sleep at night [02:47] then go ahead [02:47] im talking not apout virus for linux... im talking about dirty files [02:48] Thanks, going with clamav. [02:48] Hi, I'm trying to talk with @jbicha on #ubuntu-gnome, but there nobody is responding at the moment. [02:48] oic psichas my bad [02:48] clamav doesn't have real protection it just scanne... im using it in windows too... [02:49] best antivirus is your brain cliff1245 [02:49] Is there anyway to accelerate the Debian 10 development, for Buster include GNOME 3.32, which will have Desktop icons on GNOME Shell [02:49] ? [02:49] rule number one dont trust anyone... [02:49] cliff1245, [02:51] What’s a good backup tool Incase things get screwed up and I need to restore [02:51] psichas: thanks, I don't have a brain, unfortunately. [02:52] cliff1245, thats ok, just be patieant and you will be smart :) [02:53] !ot | lhvf [02:53] lhvf: #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! [02:54] my hobby is create malware... so i know that antivirus can't always protect you from malware... but you can safe your pc if you are smart... dont trust anyone... unless opensource programs... :) cl [02:54] cliff1245, [02:55] !ot | psichas [02:55] psichas: #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! [02:56] psichas: Why are opensource programs safer? [02:56] cliff1245: please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic [02:57] because... you can't hide any malware code [02:57] cliff1245, [02:57] psichas: please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic [02:57] leftyfb: Sorry. [03:11] Hey, I got a weird and ugly problem ... I can't login on TTY 1 and co. As soon as I confirm my username (enter key, CTRL + J or CTRL + M) it loops on seeing enter presses (it shows the password prompt but almost immediatly sees another enter press) and loops until 5 attempts are over. [03:12] Hello! [03:12] And my GUI is dead as well. Unity 7 shows my wallpaper and crashes, Ubuntu Gnome Shell seems to time out and crash, Gnome Shell on Wayland doesn't work because nvidia ... [03:13] Guess I have to fix it using a live system? -.- [03:13] UbuntuUser: boot to emergency, enable networking, start the root shell, install the pending updates [03:14] UbuntuUser: also, which ubuntu version is this actually? [03:15] 18.04 [03:15] ok [03:16] What is the canonical way to use optical media when not using GNOME or whatever the Ubuntu desktop thing is nowadays? [03:18] Thanks tomreyn, I'll try that and in the meantime boot my crappy netbook to join the IRC again ... [03:30] Hmm, got into the rescue mode, internet connection works but it can't resolve hostnames [03:31] UbuntuUser: rm /etc/resolv.conf; echo nameserver 1.1.1.1 > /etc/resolv.conf; [03:31] should work then [03:31] how do I disable gdm and boot into console mode? [03:32] UbuntuUser: be sure to rm /etc/resolv.conf when we're done [03:33] Ah, right, no nameserver was set m( [03:33] I did 'service gdm stop' and killall Xorg but there's no getty running on the console [03:34] spestov: what's the overall goal there, and which uubntu version is this? [03:34] 18.04. I just don't want a gui running [03:35] its kind of buggy inside virtualbox [03:35] and I have no use for it anyway [03:35] spestov: i see. normally you'd just press ctrl-alt-f3..12 to switch to a different tty. but i assume you can't do this in virtualbox? [03:36] ubuntu 18.04.2 works fine for me in virtualbox btw. [03:36] including gnome-shell [03:36] which version of virtualbox? [03:37] 6.0.4 [03:44] Yay, I have my desktop back ... [03:44] Thanks ^^ [03:45] tomreyn: I found my answer here -- https://askubuntu.com/questions/859630/how-to-start-ubuntu-in-console-mode [03:45] a lot has changed since I last used linux seriously, with systemd and all [03:46] back in the day most inits were set up so that runlevel 3 was multiuser with no X11 [03:50] But that weird TTY login problem still remains. Any ideas what that could be? I've never seen this before. [03:55] hi ! anyone successfully use xbox gamepad with kodi installed with software ? [03:55] spestov: yes, systemd changed things a lot. glad you worked it out. [03:56] UbuntuUser: which kernel version are oyu running now? cat /proc/version [03:57] there was a version which had this issue, but it was since replaced by a newer update. [03:57] 4.15.0-45 [04:00] UbuntuUser: that's not the output of: cat /proc/version [04:01] UbuntuUser: you can do this if it's less typing: cat /proc/version | nc termbin.com 9999 [04:01] and then tell me the url it returns [04:02] Linux version 4.15.0-45-generic (buildd@lgw01-amd64-031) (gcc version 7.3.0 (Ubuntu 7.3.0-16ubuntu3)) #48-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jan 29 16:28:13 UTC 2019 [04:02] hmm yeah thats the latest indeed [04:02] thanks [04:03] and anything else is fully patched? [04:03] According to apt, yes. [04:04] hmm let me dig up this bug report again [04:04] Thanks :) [04:04] I tried googling around but couldn’t find anything :/ [04:09] hmm i thought i had subscribed to it but apparently not [04:10] Sadly my Google-Fu wasn't good enough to find something related. [04:13] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1815342 [04:13] Launchpad bug 1813873 in linux (Ubuntu Bionic) "duplicate for #1815342 Userspace break as a result of missing patch backport" [High,Fix committed] [04:14] UbuntuUser2: wohoo, you got it [04:14] > This problem is also present with linux-image-4.15.0-45. [04:14] So, I guess I just wait for an update. [04:14] Hi [04:15] right, it's "Fix committed", but it's still not in bionic [04:15] i don't know why, need to read up on it. [04:15] go PUBG Mobile [04:15] UbuntuUser2: but this just means you should do as suggested previously, enable proposed and get the kernel from there [04:15] trying to use an old laptop, boot stuck at [ OK ] Started Hold until boot process finishes up. All messages say [ OK ] above that one. What can I try? [04:15] !ot | akit [04:15] akit: #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! [04:16] !proposed | UbuntuUser2 [04:16] UbuntuUser2: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories. [04:16] UbuntuUser2: this should explain how to enable "bionic-proposed" [04:17] jnewt: which ubuntu version are oyu running on it? [04:17] Since I now know how to fix my system using the recovery mode I can also just wait for the kernel patch to be rolled out ;) Thank you, have a nice day. :) [04:18] Eh, what just happened. I quit irssi and my Lubuntu netbook shut down. haha === amosbird_ is now known as amosbird [04:19] UbuntuUser2: :-/ [04:19] as in instant power off? [04:19] <[RobDude]> Can anyone help me with a /etc/fstab issue? I'm trying to get my system to 'automount' both a harddrive partition and a network (nas) location. I've added the lines to my /etc/fstab file and when I run 'sudo mount -a' both work. However, when I reboot, only the partition is mounted correctly, the NAS doesn't appear. File is at https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/3s3Mmq4mvh/ [04:20] Nope, for a split second a window, probably the shutdown menu, popped up :D [04:21] tomreyn i dont remember what is on it, at least a few months if not a year since ive used it [04:23] jnewt: reboot to recovery, enable networking, tell whether this succeded without errors, then enter the root shell [04:23] !recovery | jnewt [04:23] jnewt: If your system fails to boot normally, it may be useful to boot it into recovery mode. For instructions, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode [04:24] [RobDude]: whats your ubuntu version? [04:24] <[RobDude]> 18.04 [04:26] [RobDude]: do you have an error about it in your journal? [04:26] i.e. does this show anything about it? journalctl -b -p4 [04:27] <[RobDude]> Thanks - I'm afraid I'm still quite new to Ubuntu and Linux in general. Let me take a look. [04:27] ok, version is 18.04.1 LTS [04:30] <[RobDude]> Oh this great - thank you. Yes the mounting failed. It looks like "media-nas.mount: failed with result 'exit-code'" and then it says "Dependency failed for Remote File Systems" [04:32] i chose root from the menu and am stuck at Started Stop ureadaheaddata collection [04:32] [RobDude]: add ,x-systemd.automount to the end of the "" column on the nas mount ( line 3 of https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/3s3Mmq4mvh/ ) [04:33] jnewt: so this was after you enabled networking? [04:35] UbuntuUser2: well i guess it's all fine then, it seems to have shut down gracefully. [04:35] nm, [04:36] bunch of errors when enabling networking. [04:36] Yeah, it did. Was just weird to see it shut down after `/quit`. I’ll just assume that it somehow registered a touch of the power button :^) [04:37] its broken [04:37] jnewt: "bunch of errors" and "it's broken" don't enable me to support you, i'm afraid. i suspect your / file system has run full. [04:38] jnewt: there is an option on the recovery menu to clean up things. i forgot the exact name, but give this a try. [04:38] <[RobDude]> tomreyn: thank you so much. That worked amazingly well. [04:38] jnewt: that is, after a reboot [04:39] [RobDude]: very well. [04:39] Btw. are there statistics on how many Ubuntu desktops still use Unity 7? For me the Gnome Shell is “unusable”. Even after fiddling around with it for days and customizing it’s just unpleasant to use. Went back to Unity 7 real quick, eh. [04:40] [RobDude]: is your system fully patched? this is a rather old bug, i had hoped this to no longer affect ubuntu 18.04.2 [04:40] UbuntuUser2: i don't have any, and wouldn't know how to get them, i'm afraid. [04:41] tomreyn, hard on phone. https://drive.google.com/file/d/16EVhXgK0Qmk8GTiQ2VPJepMLf17snJne/view?usp=drivesdk will rebbot for clean, can you see link? [04:42] UbuntuUser2: there is https://popcon.ubuntu.com/ but last time i looked at it the data was outdated. and i think it is also being replaced by ubuntu's new telemetry [04:43] jnewt: yes, i can look at https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/XK4TbFqFGncs4bSur8YtZ5256_dgSunksbZsSebA4vW5A5UUOyv-TJ8itbWeDngU4lVXKzdUUNof1g [04:44] I’m just glad that I could reset Unity / compiz in the rescue mode. [04:44] jnewt: so all of these failed services are network related. that's less of an issue if the rest works fine. [04:44] My system is a root on ZFS system, so using a live system always means taking extra steps. :x === conjo is now known as devnullicuz [04:45] clean fails with errors about full disk. [04:45] jnewt: all but two, that is. the second message is about the system failing to write logs to the disk. this can be if / is mounted read-only, which is by default during early boot. [04:46] hello e1, can someone tell me if there is a way to interface with an old ipod from within ubuntu (vanilla) 18.04 [04:46] just want to add songs to the thing for my dad [04:46] oh, okay, so i guess i was right then, your / has run full. if you reboot and start the root console without starting networking first, what happens then? [04:46] jnewt: ^ [04:47] windows is doing my head in for the last five minutes of spazzing out; lol it been a long time since i had to fire up a windows machine and im so glad i switched [04:49] found a fix with google, so no need to help =) [04:51] hello fellas... i would like to acquire the knowledge necessary to implement the operating system known as Ubuntu onto my personal computer. My mother has strongly advised me to install said Operating System, rather than use Windows, or as she calls it, Windoze. Haha very Funny joke :) So I am not very good with Personal Computers pretty much... an [04:51] d... well... my MOther recently took a trip to Italy so I cannot get in touch with her right now unfortunately... Was thinking I could Get some help in this Channel? [04:52] BoyLover420: yes, we do freelance ubuntu support here [04:53] In the libreoffice spreadsheet application, how do I export a single tab to it's own csv file? [04:53] BoyLover420: oops i meant to say we do volunteer support here [04:53] tomreyn. some depend and time errors, thens stop unreadahead data collection. hit enter gets me a prompt [04:53] jnewt: good! now does "df -h /" confirm it's 100% full? [04:54] df = disk free [04:54] bobdobbs: i was thinking that's what the save as or export option does, does it save one file per tab then? [04:55] tomreyn yes it does [04:56] jnewt: type this: does it give the same output when you do "df -h /boot" ? === LaRose_Rouge is now known as LaRose_Bleu [04:56] yes [04:57] what'S the output of : ls -1 /boot/initrd.img* |wc -l [04:58] the first argument to 'ls' is a ONE [04:58] 2 [04:58] the first to wc is an L [04:58] tomreyn: as far as I can figure out 'save' saves the entire document. 'export' saves the document in another format, like html, png or pdf. [04:58] oh [04:58] jnewt: actually if you did ls with an L thats fine, too [04:58] 2 === LaRose_Bleu is now known as LaRose_Rouge [04:59] jnewt: can you do this: apt-cache clean [04:59] any errors? [05:00] bobdobbs: hmm, ok. le tme try quickly [05:00] invalid operation clean [05:00] k [05:02] Thanks again, bye. [05:03] jnewt: sorry it's: apt-get clean [05:04] bobdobbs: so it's file -> save a copy -> navigate to where to save and type a filename with .csv extension [05:04] bobdobbs: in the very end it will tell you that it only saved the currently active sheet [05:05] which is indeed what it does. [05:05] ro file system errors. thought it asked to make rw though! [05:07] ok, remounted and ran [05:08] so you remounted rw? [05:09] yeah [05:09] and it ran the clean, but df still showa 100% [05:11] jnewt: anything here? ls /var/crash [05:12] nope [05:12] tomreyn: thank you :) [05:13] jnewt: this finds files larger than 100 MB on / (but don't just delete them!): find / -xdev -type f -size +100M [05:14] bobdobbs: you're welcome! [05:15] bobdobbs: does this find things you know should not be installed? [05:15] oops not you ;-) [05:15] jnewt: does this find things you know should not be installed? [05:18] tomreyn, two 3rd party installer scripts show up, one in trash, other in. cache [05:18] jnewt: what's the output of: journalctl --disk-usage [05:20] removed both, now at 92% [05:20] jnewt: how much is this in MB? [05:20] or GB [05:20] truncated ignoring file on that journal [05:21] 10G [05:21] jnewt: 10G for the journal thing? [05:22] disk is 10G. files were 400+M [05:22] journal 664.3M [05:22] oh you only have 10 GB for a desktop ubuntu installation? [05:23] that's not really enough, i guess, unless you run basically nothing. [05:23] for a simple server it could be enough [05:24] sharing disk with old xp install i have for legacy software, can maybe reallocate some [05:25] think i can boot now with 92%? [05:25] XP is end of life, you shouldn't run this on any networked system nowadays. [05:25] you can convert it into a VM running under ubuntu. [05:26] yes, you should be able to reboot [05:26] but this issue will reoccur, probably as soon as you install the pending updates [05:27] you, or the system itself, automatically, that is [05:33] jnewt: did you read the above? [05:33] yes [05:33] good, glad i could help. [05:34] looking at some repartitioning first, then a vbox install and figure out how to move the xp to vbox [05:36] i dont like that i cant boot if the disk is fulll. seems like that should not be allowed to happen [05:37] thanks btw. i probably would have wiped it out and tried again [05:37] it wont happen if you give your root partition sufficient space, and put your /home on a separate file system [05:38] what is the min sufficient space? [05:39] in the end it dpeends on the amount of software you install, and how large that is. but somewhere between 15 and 20 is probably fine [05:39] 25-30 GB if you have a lot of large applications installed, i guess [05:40] these numbers do not include /home [05:42] can anyone give me a hand to get some music onto an old ipod (first version released) ive tried rhythembox not having anyluck dragging and dropping from file browser(external usb) to ipod(rhythombox) [05:42] have reset pc numerous times === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [05:50] Anyone have an account on Ubuntuforums and can pastebin a file for me please? [05:50] https://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?s=5cd0c6e04a427e2a8088d19666a0c3e3&attachmentid=186077&d=1300154313 [05:51] if i want 10 people to be able to connect to a server running ubuntu and have a desktop experience would i just install ubuntu desktop and create 10 different user accounts? [05:51] and they could all log in at the same time? [05:51] I don't want to make an account I'll only use once just to look at a 621 byte file.... [05:52] wyseguy: Log in how? Via their own keyboard/mouse/monitor? [06:00] MilkmanDan yes [06:00] they have dell wyse thin clients, not sure if those can remote into a ubuntu server [06:01] Oh, hah, WYSE guy... [06:01] can anyone give me a hand to get some music onto an old ipod from inside ubuntu 18.04 please [06:01] Ok, now I get it. [06:01] You need to figure out what those are capable of. If they can do VNC you're golden. [06:02] I imagine they can do RDP and I know Linux client support is trivial, but I've never looked into serving it. [06:02] There's a thing called the Linux Terminal Server Project that might have info on Wyse thin clients. [06:04] devnullbecause: clementine can sync with ipods [06:04] !ipod | devnullbecause see also [06:04] devnullbecause see also: For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto - For the iPhone and the iPod Touch, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone - See !RockBox for information on liberating your iPod [06:13] MilkmanDan thanks, ill look that up [06:14] not sure about vpn, I know these are the windows embeded thin clients, i have others that have thinos on them too [06:15] i mean vnc not vpn [06:16] ah found it ltsp [06:21] tomreyn lol beat me to it [06:23] md_5: like a mother giving birth, i got those waves lately, and the intervals are getting shorter. but i don't want to see the child. [06:24] poetic [06:28] Hello. I need information about smtp configurations. I feel don't understand smtp! [06:31] Is it an ubuntu problem? === zymurgy1 is now known as zymurgy [07:25] heluuu [07:25] anyone here to talk with? [07:31] hi, my ubuntu started to freeze often and its quite random. Can someone help me? === Euph0ria is now known as WalterWhite [07:41] hi [07:42] can somebody advise me where can i find this wallpaper in suru icon theme? https://snwh.org/suru [07:42] minimal space theme [07:42] sorry minimal space wallpaper [07:45] ok found it [07:50] good day [07:51] hi guys [07:51] hi dudes [07:52] Firefox is being stupid and making my machine unresponsive (it seems to be swapping heavily and I can't even make the mouse cursor move). What can I do to kill Firefox quickly? I'm hesitant to force shutdown the computer because I have full disk encryption. [07:54] The situation is so bad that I can't even get the TTY by pressing Ctrl+Alt+F3 [07:55] disable swap and let it crash itself lol [07:55] how much ram you have? [07:55] yes, but how do I disable swap when the desktop doesn't respond and I can't even get to the text terminal? [07:56] Is there a shortcut with high priority that will bring every user space process to a halt? [07:56] I mean keyboard combo. [07:56] can make a shortcut to run firefox under nice so it's deprioritized [07:56] !reisub | k_sze [07:56] k_sze: In an emergency, you may be able to shutdown cleanly and reboot by holding down Alt+PrintScreen and typing slowly, in succession, R, E, I, S, U and B. For an explanation, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key [07:58] ducasse: thanks! [08:02] ducasse: how long am I supposed to have to wait between keypresses? [08:03] k_sze: a second or two, maybe [08:04] hello! [08:04] seems to work! Thanks! [08:05] k_sze: yw :) [08:05] !pm | Pavel_Vasilev [08:05] Pavel_Vasilev: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can help you, benefit from your questions and answers, and ensure that you're not getting bad advice. [08:05] feel like thats gonna end up on a post it on his screen [08:17] hi [08:20] how can i install crome on ubuntu? [08:22] badSophia: chrome or crome? [08:22] chrome 8) [08:22] my mistake [08:23] you can use chromium from the store [08:24] badSophia: download the package from google and install it, or use chromium [08:24] I think chromium is the better choise [08:24] Chromium for the win, [08:24] ah i don’t need to use apt or apt-get? [08:25] No reason to cater to google unless you want more of your info and activity tracked. [08:25] no you can go in the ubunutu-software store and serch for chromium [08:25] thanks [08:25] np [08:27] anyway can i install no-ads on firefox? [08:27] ublock origin? [08:28] no ads [08:28] badSophia: What is that? [08:29] was just about to ask [08:29] oh [08:29] adblock [08:30] 8) [08:30] yeah you can [08:30] adblock plus [08:32] type this in your url [08:33] about:addons [08:33] ah thanks [08:33] and search for "adblock" [08:33] you most likely need "adblock plus" [08:34] thanks bruhbruh :) [08:34] i installed adblock plus :) [08:38] no probs === [1]MrMobius is now known as MrMobius [08:44] after a normal software update (apt-get upgrade), i just get a black screen after logging in from gdm. ubuntu 18.10, laptop with intel uhd 620. using an older kernel doesn't change things. how can i fix this? [08:49] Hey guys... trying to identify a network issue that started occurring a few weeks ago. Some of our users started complaining that they had no internet. Whenever I switched them to another ethernet port on the wall they would get internet back. But now a good number of those ports will not work and they won't get an IP. I get a perfect signal on the cable (I tested them with cable testers), so I think it is [08:49] our DHCPd server acting up. I've been looking through the logs but I am not finding anything interesting. I am also using dhcpdump, but I have no idea what to look for in there. [08:50] allure, when you saying a good number, some of our user? give us a rough number. [08:51]