[00:00] what do you mean how is it built ? [00:01] sources are easy to find, https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=gstreamer [00:07] OerHeks: when you build by source does that give you debug information of am I wrong on that [00:10] yes, if you installed the dbg packages https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Debug%20Symbol%20Packages [00:10] build essentials do that, no? [00:19] OerHeks: I dont know does it [00:25] jeez. conky configs are hard to find. i'm too lazy to write them anymore [00:27] 2344 pages, longest tread on the forum https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=281865&page=2344 [00:27] OerHeks: hah nice [00:28] or maybe the bug1 discussion is larger [00:36] Is their a way to have Ubuntu live Persistence w/ LUKS encryption [00:39] korzq: no, support for booting from USB flash with multiple partitions isn't reliable [00:40] ok, but kali can do it.. [00:40] then use kali [00:40] yeah thats greatr [00:40] but kali dont like apt addrepo [00:41] despite using livepatch to avoid rebooting for kernel updates, there's still nearly weekly a "** Reboot required **" due to security updates [00:41] last week it was ssl, now it's linux-base. is there any way to avoid rebooting while applying these patches? [00:42] Woet, basicly no. [00:42] livepatch seems a bit pointless then [00:42] if you have livepatch enabled, it secures 1 reboot [00:42] right [00:42] so you will need to reboot after al, but on your time [00:42] Woet: I would think that restarting just the necessary services is all that is needed [00:43] tgm4883: well, with packages like "linux-base", I don't think that's an option [00:44] so im running ubuntu on a docker container [00:44] and all of the cron job executions seem to get logged [00:44] any way i can stop that from happening? [00:44] Woet: as OerHeks suggested, livepatch works once [00:44] korzq: You can try and follow this article, but I think you'll be on your own: https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/6o35ef/live_usb_ubuntu_encrypted/ [00:45] https://dpaste.de/w78v this is what im putting into my crontab [00:45] Woet: for everything else, just restart the service [00:46] pragmaticenigma: thanks! ill look into it [00:46] and this is how the logs end up looking: https://dpaste.de/qXUq [00:48] duoi: I'm not sure there is a way to silence the one item, without silencing all of crontab. Seeing as this looks like a production system, I don't think you're going to want to do that [00:48] duoi: If it were me, I'd write my own scheduler on a loop with a one minute sleep [00:49] pragmaticenigma i dont mind silencing all of crontab. its not doing much of anything besides those two entries. [00:49] (that im interested in) [00:52] duoi: I don't see anything in the documentation to silence it. Is there any particular reason you wish to have it silenced? [00:52] pragmaticenigma as you can see, its turning the error logs into noise. [00:54] duoi: I have jobs on my servers running just as frequent. When something goes wrong, I'm incredibly grateful that the logs have all that so I can figure out what went wrong [00:56] duoi: I think I found an idea that might work... but I'm not sure how to use the syntax you used for editing crontab [00:58] duoi: You can try this, edit with "crontab -e" https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Q6WqxVzdBH/ [00:59] duoi: From the documentation, LOGNAME is supposed to be how you can override the log file being written to. As written, this will send the log output to /dev/null... then when your operations are complete, change it back to syslog. It is important to reset back to syslog so other jobs that need to log there, will still do so [01:00] even if it is the last operation in your cron schedule [01:06] pragmaticenigma hmm ill look into it, thanks [01:06] im running an hp stream laptop with a 32 gb eMMC storage device, is it poosible for me to use a sdhc card and usb drive to boot and dual boot ubuntu? [01:07] pragmaticenigma, where did you find this use of LOGNAME documented. When I read the crontab(5) man page the only ref to LOGNAME I see is to the envar that holds the username [01:07] justthedoctor depends if your BIOS lets you use the emmc to boot [01:07] well the emmc is the MAIN harddrive in the laptop [01:08] oh, i misread then [01:08] i was wondering if i could use a usb thumb drive to make bootable ubuntu install and use a inserted sdhc card, to install linux to then dual boot windows 10 / ubuntu with that [01:08] if youre able to boot from the SDHC card, then the answer is yes [01:09] check to see if you can see it in your BIOS [01:10] rfm: http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/crontab.5.html [01:11] rfm: I did preface with "might work" [01:14] duoi: re-reading... looks like my idea isn't going to work... LOGNAME would need to be placed elsewhere that would be system wide === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ [01:56] hi, i have a problem - i added russian language to gnome - now i rebooted and i think my layout is also changed during luks password prompt, how to fix? [01:56] s/language/keyboard layout/ [01:59] spq__ are you able to get an onscreen keyboard up? === phoenix_firebrd_ is now known as murthy [01:59] duoi, during luks password prompt? if you tell me how... [01:59] i am not sure something like that exists? [02:00] grub still uses english, i can change kernel boot params [02:04] also, somehow init=/bin/sh in the linux line (grub edit screen) does not work as expected, how do i get a shell without any init script f*cking up my keyboard layout? === Ayah is now known as auggies === auggies is now known as Ayah [02:19] nobody? [02:20] Somebody :3 [02:21] May I ask wat you're trying to accomplish? Install a new grub? [02:21] "i added russian language to gnome - now i rebooted and i think my layout is also changed during luks password prompt, how to fix?" [02:21] Ah [02:21] My bad [02:22] So, you're trying to change it from the rescue menu? [02:22] i try to change it, from whatever [02:23] i try to get a shell or something [02:23] or disable the keayboard changing [02:24] IF you were to boot and get into a terminal from the desktop, would your keyboard prink russian or english letters? [02:24] how do i boot into a shell? init=/bin/sh in grub edit menu linux ... line does not work, it still asks for password [02:24] Press shift as soon as the grub menu hits (a moment of a _ ) [02:25] Then second menu item should be rescue [02:25] Ayah: i don't understand what you mean, i cant enter my password in the luks password prompt because i only produce cyrilic when pressing keys [02:25] Then go to root [02:25] Ah [02:25] What about the menu in the desktop enviornment. ISn't there icons? [02:26] full disk encryption! no desktop environment! [02:26] LUKS [02:26] Oh shit [02:27] choosing recovery mode in grub also asks me for the luks pw later during the boot before giving a shell [02:27] https://websiteforstudents.com/change-ubuntu-17-10-keyboard-layout-to-your-native-language/ [02:27] hell0 [02:27] Maybe? I hope? [02:27] Hi [02:27] where are you from [02:27] Venus [02:27] nice to meet you [02:27] :p [02:28] You too [02:28] Ayah: did you look into your link? thats something in gnome [02:28] I am from mars [02:29] I can't understand your mean [02:29] I suppose you're using Weyland then [02:29] lol and [02:29] hi [02:29] oop [02:29] Hey [02:30] lol Andrew* [02:30] hold on [02:30] No! [02:30] This is not a chat room, please stay on-topic [02:31] Ok [02:31] sorry [02:32] how to boot into recovery mode (e.g. a simple shell) without the keyboard layout being broken? [02:32] After bios press shift [02:33] or how to control the keyboard layout with kernel boot parameters [02:33] Ayah: why shift? grub comes up anyway or what does it do? [02:33] It open the recovery menu [02:33] You then can select the root grub terminal [02:34] spq__, at grub choose edit (press E with the line is highlighted) and add a ' 1' (or single) to the end of the linux (kernel) line, it'll then proceed only to runlevel 1 [02:35] Ayah: shift doesnt change anything [02:35] guiverc: unfortunately im still asked for the luks pw and the layout is wrong :( [02:36] Sorry :( [02:37] can i maybe somehow enter my password with alt- ? [02:38] (alt+ does not work maybe i need to use numpad? [02:38] You can take a pic and translate with OCR on a smart phone. Map out the correct characters for your password [02:38] ??? [02:39] I thought you need to get past the password to be able to change your language [02:41] russian keyboard layout does not have all latin characters (i think) [02:41] -> i cant enter my password [02:41] That was my last resort idea [02:42] If you're willing to wait you can post the question on askubuntu or the ubuntu forums [02:45] a [02:56] maybe someone can help me now - i added the russian keyboard layout to gnome, now i cant enter my password into the luks boot prompt anymore. help! [03:01] also, how should one use the recovery mode with a russian keyboard layout? you cant enter any command... === hill is now known as Guest64802 === Guest64802 is now known as hillyu [03:04] hi [03:07] how do I type tilde symbol in browser etc.? [Not for console (f6)] [03:07] askubuntu.com/questions/1123939 [03:09] ni hao [03:10] !cn | linux [03:10] ni zai na li [03:10] linux: 如欲獲得中文的協助，請輸入 /join #ubuntu-cn 或 /join #ubuntu-tw [03:10] tttttttttt [03:10] xiao zu [03:11] stop it linux only english ubuntu support question here [03:24] hello, why isnt the link to post new thread showing up on the forum [03:27] ebinum: Forun issues addressed in #ubuntuforums channel :) === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ === phoenix_firebrd_ is now known as murthy === phoenix_firebrd is now known as murthy [05:00] hello .. finally i can get sound back in gnome with lxde [05:01] and i did not do re-install from scratch as per advised yesterday from senior in this ubuntu forum [05:02] actually, i was lil bit disappointed from yesterday advise. it was only sound missing. why the advise was suggested to re-install from scratch with some wishy-washy question before. [05:02] without giving real solution as the answer. [05:03] several month ago, i had problem, and asked help from this irc channel. and the answer is awesome. seniors guided me step by step to fix the problem. the seniors gave the solution for each problem i was asking, back then. [05:04] sorry if the seniors get mad with my message. i send this message, because i really love the awesomeness of ubuntu and the support. [05:05] ubuntu rocks !! [05:17] is there a way to update gnome-shell 3.28 to gnome 3.30 ? [05:43] adikwok: which ubuntu release? [05:44] nakamaki: ubuntu 18.04.2 [05:46] adikwok: you can temporarily add the cosmic repo to your sources list, update only gnome-shell and then return everything back to bionic [05:46] that would be bad advise [05:46] upgrade to cosmic 18.10 gives 3.30 [05:46] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell [05:47] !mix [05:47] it is usually a very bad idea to mix packages from different releases (or Linux distributions), and it is completely unsupported [05:47] but don't !mix [05:47] and !hwe gives a newer kernel, not gnome-shell [05:48] so .. what to do, i love gnome modern design, but lxde is way much faster. [05:48] and when i am using gnome, all features like gnome-online-account can work, calendar-evolution etc etc is cooool [05:49] OerHeks: i am using kernel 4.19 [05:50] OerHeks: 18.04 is getting 10 years support . i guess. so i dont upgrade to cosmic-cuttlefish [05:51] you won't get support with a kustom kernel, you need to update that yourself [05:51] and 10l years, 5 years community, and 5 years paid [05:53] adikwok: one of the amazing arguments for open source is, that you can do whatevs the f you want to your system. but everything comes with a price. [05:53] if you update gnome shell to 3.30 you will lose lts. [05:53] but no risk no fun, eh? [05:53] nakamaki: yes. with a price. [05:55] nakamaki: is it too risky to try in my only one laptop i am using for work? [05:55] the better question would be, for what do you want the "support"? [05:56] or did you actually use it, apart from apt upgrade [05:56] nakamaki: i dont know yet what support i need in lts. [05:58] nakamaki: i read some forum, that gnome-shell 3.30 is not as resource hungry as 3.28 [05:59] so i wish to try. to get the real full power of ubuntu. .. but i guess its the limitation of my old laptop which only had 2gb ram. so i can not feel gnome power. [05:59] well it all depends on what you do with that laptop. if you want more stability, stay with the things that come in standard [06:00] if you fancy to try out stuff, go for it [06:00] on my client machines i go bleeding edge, because i like trying and figuring shit out [06:00] but on servers i stay with the lts releases [06:00] nakamaki: i tried snap install --edge -gnome-3-30-1804 . but seems like still it ate up 1,2gb ram at starting up [06:04] nakamaki: now i am still using lxde, and it only took 270-370mb ram at starting up, so i could turn off swap [06:05] nakamaki: but i can not get gnome-online-account to sync calendar, todolist, reminders with my xiaomi android :[ === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ [06:10] well tbh, im using gnome2 [06:10] on 18.04 [06:11] so i dont know real much about gnome3 [06:11] gnome 3 is where it's at [06:12] stock gnome though, not ubuntu's gnome [06:12] i didnt like it when i tried it [06:13] i installed ubuntu mate on my laptop last week tho [06:13] so i might move to mate now [06:14] Who are you talking to? === phoenix_firebrd_ is now known as murthy [06:15] nakamaki: i tried, lubuntu, gnome3, lxde, and the lightest in my ram is lxde. [06:15] i will find out gnome2. hopefully it has gnome-online-account and calendar-evolution can be worked to synced [06:16] kde is pretty light [06:16] net [06:17] if you want to go full ram saving, try openbox or fluxbox [06:18] nakamaki: ok, i will try openbox, fluxbox, gnome2. .. now i have to go to work first. trying to make money to buy more ram, ssd, core for my laptop [06:18] hah [06:18] nakamaki: thank you for advising.. and other seniors [06:18] np === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ [06:25] Hello does anyone know how to dual boot windows 10 and ubuntu everytime i install ubuntu it never appears in boot menu [06:26] sounds like an UEFI proble, install in uefi mode, see the manual [06:26] !uefi [06:26] UEFI is a specification that defines a software interface between an operating system and platform firmware. It is meant as a replacement for the BIOS. For information on how to set up and install Ubuntu and its derivatives on UEFI machines please read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI === phoenix_firebrd_ is now known as murthy [06:32] :ubottu thank you [06:33] lol === z is now known as Guest31520 [06:39] Can anyone please help with command to create shell script which hides all .mp4 files in a directory at once using loop? [06:40] Sure Guest31520: /join #bash [06:41] sounds like a well populated porn directory :) [06:43] lol [06:45] no nakamaki : its not like that i am just trying to learn some basic fundamentals it can be any extension .doc or .ppt or any file [06:45] nevermind me Guest31520 :P [06:46] nakamaki : :) [06:46] Guest31520: This channel is not for having other people program for you. If you are having a problem or issue or have a general question about Ubuntu, this is the place. Otherwise please direct your question to a more suitable IRC channel such as #bash. [06:47] yvyz : i can understand that but i have tried to search solution for the error i was getting but was unable to found one [06:48] Well, maybe consider dumping your error into a pastebin, if it relates to Ubuntu, and sharing it with us so that we may help you find that solution. [07:04] Or not. Stay l33t my friend. === EriC^ is now known as EriC^^ [07:15] pfff.. i need to write an html interface for youtube-dl someday [07:41] does anybody know where i can get a repo mirror for ubuntu 5.04 === lotuspsychje__ is now known as lotuspsychje [07:41] ItsMeLenny: 5.04 is long en of life [07:42] *end [07:42] yes i know [07:42] but im asking if theres a backup mirror people use [07:43] ItsMeLenny: start from the start please, what are you planning to do exactly? [07:43] i need to get some dev libs to compile some things in 5.04 [07:44] theyre not on the dvd [07:45] ItsMeLenny: 5.04 is end of life, its best you choose a supported version from the topic now as daily driver [07:46] >____< [07:46] "daily driver" [07:46] ItsMeLenny: or your choice.. [07:46] i run 18.10 [07:47] thats irrelevant, all i need is some 5.04 repos, i thought maybe someone knew of a archive [07:49] 5.04 is 14 years old. [07:49] http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/5.04/ [07:49] I would definitely want to hear why you are running it. [07:49] as i said i have the dvd, it doesnt have the repo with it [07:49] Sounds like a pretty dusty device. Is it using floppy disks? [07:49] im trying to use some software that is 14 years old [07:50] Your best bet is to target the maintainer of the repository and see if you can find a repo history. [07:50] What repo? [07:50] the ubunutu 5.04 repo [07:51] i read that is was less than 12gb [07:51] Im sorry, the ubuntu repo isnt on the ubuntu disc? [07:52] ItsMeLenny: what is this magic package you trying to get anyway? [07:53] ItsMeLenny: you can try old-releases.ubuntu.com, but this is not really an issue that is supported here [07:53] ^ I thought that is what I asked. [07:53] And I just linked said old release. [07:53] He wants "some 5.04 repos" [07:53] What repo? [07:53] the disc isnt every package that was available for 5.04 [07:54] Exactly. [07:54] "some 5.04 repos" [07:54] What package do you need? [07:54] many of them [07:54] Can you name them? [07:54] or are you shooting in the wind over here? [07:54] boost and qt3 for starters [07:54] shoot in the wind, what does that even mean [07:55] dont patronise me please, all im asking for is an archive or the like [07:56] I am trying to get you to actually define your issue properly. [07:56] Here's your boost repos: https://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost/ [07:56] I would suggest becoming aware that supporting older distros like this is going to include actual leg work on your part to support the software you need to run. [07:57] Which includes hunting down the repositories of the packages you wish to install, and finding the ones you need. [07:57] thats not an ubuntu repo, thats simply just a library archive [07:57] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MakeUbuntuRepositoryDVDs [07:57] i want the 8.04 hardy heron splash loading bar to work is that still possible? [07:57] "5.04 - Hoary Hedgehog: 11.53 GB" [07:57] 8/04 [07:58] Well, to be fair ItsMeLenny, maybe its time to learn a bit about Linux. [07:58] what does that even mean [07:58] the one in 8.10 too, it looked a little like the xp loading bar but it was solid and orange had the original ubuntu logo [07:59] i said heron as heroine [07:59] i want it now on my shit [07:59] i read* [07:59] gd [07:59] jeffee: have you tried rm -rf / ? [07:59] dont be a bitch [07:59] !ops [07:59] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax [07:59] i dont have time for it that was a real questino [07:59] You should consider re-acquanting yourself with being a better human being. [08:00] i want the gd hardy heron splash loading bar, the grub screen i guess [08:00] i can see now that yvyz is just a troll [08:00] yes, the grub boot loadin g screen remember? [08:00] Hey guys, am I troll? [08:03] https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fkbimg.dell.com%2Flibrary%2Flegacy%2Fkcswisdom%2Fimages%2Fkcswisdom_sol_20140401121245%2F1377171059343.type_erase.png&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dell.com%2Fsupport%2Farticle%2Fau%2Fen%2Faubsd1%2Fsln265750%2Fhow-to-recover-a-dell-ubuntu-image-on-your-dell-pc&docid=42dfTV6Wn_p8RM&tbnid=BGej_MzmNaVf2M%3A&vet=10ahUKEwiw8N6tivLgAhVqmuAKHeOTDZ4QMwhNKA8wDw..i&w=571&h=439&client=firefox-b-1-ab&bih=595&biw=1360&q= [08:03] ubuntu%208.04%20grub%20splash%20screen&ved=0ahUKEwiw8N6tivLgAhVqmuAKHeOTDZ4QMwhNKA8wDw&iact=mrc&uact=8 [08:03] almost looks like that but older [08:03] well that wont work [08:05] https://news.softpedia.com/images/extra/LINUX/large/ubuntuhardypreview-large_003.png [08:05] that, i want that to load the way it used too on the my ubuntu os now, does anyone have any ideas? [08:07] jeffee: I am pretty sure you would need to revert to GDM from GDM3, not use XDM or slim, and somehow get it all to work. [08:08] yvyz, good thinking xD [08:08] i guess that means it not being very compatible with stuff hahaha [08:09] i loved that loading screen tho [08:09] jeffee: I think it will be compatible with whatever is in the 5.04 repo === murthy is now known as phoenix_firebrd_ [08:10] okay, so i could just add that and install gdm or.... [08:10] I think what you mean is: you won't have new stuff in the old repo [08:10] right, and the security fixes [08:10] it might just be plymouth, if that was used back then [08:11] i think there are a few distros with the gdm still right? ............ oh yeah it might have been plymouth [08:11] xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxLKKKKKKKKHHJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD [08:11] lost the D [08:11] i am gonna aget it [08:11] ok, i figured out how to get the archives, thanks for the help [08:13] lol the fuck went on here [08:13] lol beer [08:13] gagaaagagaaa [08:15] !party | jeffee ItsMeLenny cim209 continue the party there maybe [08:15] jeffee ItsMeLenny cim209 continue the party there maybe: Please remember that #ubuntu, #kubuntu, #xubuntu, #edubuntu, and #lubuntu are support channels. To countdown to !disco release and then party once it happens, join #ubuntu-release-party - For in-person parties, see http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/global/3339/ [08:15] why am i included [08:16] ikr [08:16] why am i included [08:16] i dont even know what that bs means [08:19] who the hell is qanon? [08:19] jeffee: do you have an ubuntu support question? [08:19] yes === phoenix_firebrd_ is now known as murthy [08:20] jeffee> https://news.softpedia.com/images/extra/LINUX/large/ubuntuhardypreview-large_003.png [08:20] * adikwok (~Thunderbi@114.124.214.131) has joined [08:20] that, i want that to load the way it used too on the my ubuntu os now, does anyone have any ideas? [08:21] > [08:21] check out if plymouth was used back then, if it was try to see if the config is compatible [08:22] ducasse, jeffee: I just did and it was in fact Usplash then still - see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usplash [08:26] damn it, somehow password fails on ubuntu samba share... (trying to access it from windows 10 pc) [08:27] !samba | Blueking [08:27] Blueking: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/samba.html [08:27] krytarik, thank you sir [08:28] I think it might fail because username are same on ubuntu and windows [08:35] hmm I need to put sambashares on /etc/fstab ? [08:36] worked fine until yesterday without sambashares in /etc/fstab [08:37] you have to put sambashares into fstab if you want to remount them on boot [09:03] hi all.. we deployed some servers with ubuntu [09:04] but after reboot its failing at grub after debugging we are not able to find /boot/grub/i386-pc folder on that system [09:04] any suggestions why this error is happening.? === sinner is now known as Guest20353 === Noisette is now known as Plumette [10:14] hello. I have a weird problem with the sound system. While I am lsiteing to some music it suddenly becomes distorted, like the sound of old SW radio stations [10:15] it recovers on its own but it's annoying [10:15] Never had this issue under 16.04, now I am using 18.04 === sinner is now known as Guest69813 [10:26] Hi! I need to upgrade an Ubuntu 12.04 server. But when I try to uüdate I get an error: mysql-server-5.5 : Depends on: mysql-server-core-5.5 (= 5.5.52-0ubuntu0.12.04.1) but 5.5.53-0ubuntu0.12.04.1 is installed [10:27] How can this be fixed? [10:28] stofflswelt: 12.04 is EOL unless you have extended support from Canonical [10:29] jeremy31, So I only can do a fresh install? [10:30] stofflswelt: That is likely [10:31] The repos were likely shut down about May 2017 [10:32] finally one security risc less [10:39] stofflswelt: there can be a way to do an upgrade, but you really should not take this path. [11:12] Howdy folks [11:18] anyone have good suggestions for a mail reader with gpg support? [11:18] other than thunderbird [11:23] no doubt, all of these support pgp https://www.ubuntupit.com/top-10-best-open-source-linux-email-client-software/ [11:30] hello [11:31] is there a font similar to "Arial" that works in all platforms (Windows, Linux, Mac) and that shows the difference between "L" and "I"? [11:37] there is [11:39] hi. How can I setup two network interfaces in 18.04? 1 dhcp and 1 static. with dhcp connected to internet? [11:39] marcoagpinto, Your question isn't really one for Ubuntu support. Maybe try one of the offtopic channels or maybe even ##fonts [11:40] ahhhh [11:40] :) [11:40] thanks [11:44] lufi: desktop or server? [11:45] tomreyn server [11:45] lufi: you can either configure it using netplan, or configure systemd-metworkd directly. [11:46] I am trying to configure it via netplan first but it seems to confuse the routing [11:46] *systemd-netorkd [11:47] lufi: okay. so that's the point where you'd need to share configurations. [11:47] yeah gimme a sec [11:47] and discuss the details of what you're trying to do how. [11:47] i rebooted the damn thing [11:49] here's my netplan config https://pastebin.com/8QAZX2fQ [11:49] also note there is #ubuntu-server where some more netplan ewxperienced folks hang out. [11:49] I just edited 50-cloud-init.yaml [11:49] oh ok. thanks for that tomreyn [11:50] What I wanted to do is enp0s3 to use dhcp and connect to the internet [11:51] while enp0s8 to be static only [11:51] hmm so no static routes? which network does the dhcp addressed NIC end up on? [11:51] enp0s3 is dhcp. enp0s8 is static [11:51] static routes != static network configurations [11:52] i meant static net config [11:53] yes, i understand so much. [11:53] i'm just saying you may need to set static routes as well. [11:54] hmm already did that. the problem is the routing [11:54] the default used is the static one [11:55] ...because you have two NICs, so you probably don't want all traffic to pass though one NIC, but somethere and other traffic there. [11:55] https://netplan.io/reference#routing [11:57] if you just need to have this system talk to other IP addresses in the same subnets as those the two NICs are joined to, you won't need static routes. however, if you need to be able to communicate with other ip addresses (you mentioned "Internet"), you'll want to set static routes. [11:58] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1042582/how-to-set-default-route-with-netplan-ubuntu-18-04-server-2-nic [12:12] not sure how to fix tearing in nouveau, it seems like in browsers only [12:14] Is there an official way to report issues with drivers from the Nvidia ppa? [12:15] qwebirc13871: https://bugs.launchpad.net/~graphics-drivers [12:16] hanvt been able to fix the vsync with compiz and I havn't got the nvidia-settings which would enable ForceFullCompositionPipeline that would fix it [12:16] should I get the nvidia drivers instead and inactivate nouveau? [12:16] I logged in to launchpad and tried to open an issue there. I dont see a way to create one, and the only issues on there are very old. [12:17] aint there any tools/GUI/commandline to configure nouveau? [12:20] qwebirc13871: then perhaps report it from teh command line like `ubuntu-bug nvidia-driver-415`. What issues, though? [12:21] hey BluesKaj I tried that thing and not only the analog audio didn't work, but then factorio would shutdown all sound when starting [12:21] 418 for 18.04 requires the version of xorg shipped with 18.04. I am on 18.04.2 with the HWE stack. [12:22] I removed the conf file, rebooted and factorio stopped doing that to my audio [12:22]