[00:01] yay, rebooted without any boot options! [00:03] boo, shortcut keys don't work, and the screen is bright, she's gonna complain about that... [00:06] excelsiora, fyi: `sudo apt upgrade` has limits to what it can upgrade; use `dist-upgrade` or `full-upgrade` to remove the restrictions/limits [00:06] eh... [00:07] I want LTS so I don't have to worry about any issues... [00:08] dist-upgrade will not bump your release (unless you modified your sources.list to point to a later release) [00:10] from `man apt` it says "full-upgrade performs the function of upgrade but will remove currently installed packages if this is needed to upgrade the system as a whole." (ie. fewer restictions) [00:12] And this is a bug-free operation? [00:13] full-upgrade is more secure aware; but you're more likely to need to reboot after it, so upgrade allows you to perform some & delay the full-upgrade to a more appropriate time... [00:13] you don't "need" to reboot [00:14] restart services... (rebooting was a lazy option sorry; s/secure/security) [00:14] i mean, you don't even need to restart services [00:14] everything will continue to work === captain_fixerpc1 is now known as captainfixerpc14 [00:17] I found the file to edit to make the screen dimmer! [00:17] still gotta make the shortcut keys work though... [00:19] Is this supposed to make those keys work? [00:19] i.e. it could? [00:24] sudo apt full-upgrade did nothing :P [00:24] excelsiora: are you aware of xbacklight? === captain_fixerpc1 is now known as captainfixerpc14 [00:25] I also found a gui option to change the display brightness. [00:25] EriC^^: no? [00:26] excelsiora: if you're looking to set a shortcut key to dim/brighten the display, look into settings > keyboard shortcuts, and the command xbacklight [00:27] hello, i have a quick question, just a disclaimer, IM NOT asking for help [00:27] i understand that debian family tree, uses .deb files, open suse family tree uses rpm files etc.., im not certain what arch family tree uses but i know or at least i think it shouldnt be using .deb files [00:28] But from my distro repo, its obtaining .deb files. [00:28] can i ask why? [00:28] for example. im using manjaro, its a derivative of arch. trying to update a software and its grabbing .deb file https://pastebin.com/4vuUgjDG [00:30] Hi [00:30] evilytwisted: Maybe you should ask your distro support then. [00:30] it isnt really a support question. [00:30] Well, this is #ubuntu. [00:30] i know. [00:31] hence of my disclaimer. [00:31] So nobody here should be expected to know. [00:31] thought maybe someone would know as you guys use .deb files [00:31] geeze... rude much .. anyway .later [00:32] ok this is kind of a dumb question but [00:33] is it really worth it to choose the latest release over lts? [00:33] i'm trying to get back into ubuntu but i'm the fence about support vs features [00:34] eblu: there are many (myself included) that suggest sticking with LTS. But it's a personal preference either way. We cannot make that decision for you. Also not a support question. [00:34] that depends on your hardware, if you have that demand, there is !HWE too, to get a newer kernel in 18.04 [00:34] eblu, if you want the latest software, don't mind release-upgrading often (6-9 months) then you can use 18.10; but if you want your system super-stable, changing only every few years (when you release-upgrade to next LTS) then LTS maybe suits [00:34] ok, thanks [00:34] !hwe [00:34] The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [00:35] or go wild with dingo 19.04 beta with kernel 5.01 [00:36] i guess since i'm here anyway [00:36] how frequently does lts get backports? === captain_fixerpc1 is now known as captainfixerpc14 [00:36] ...never mind i probably just can google it [00:37] thanks though [01:10] :b2 [01:17] :b2 [01:18] b23 [01:18] bingo [01:18] XD [01:29] Hi. I installed the package taskd on my ubuntu server [01:29] I want to run a Taskwarrior daemon and connect from it from other places (laptop, phone, etc) [01:30] I see it has created a user in /etc/passwd named "Debian-taskd" [01:30] I imagine this is the user it will run as [01:30] 1) How do I know the service has started? `taskd status` returns nothing. [01:31] 2) How do I know where the drectory with files will live that are being synced between my clients? my /home is empty. [01:31] 3) Do I need to start the service manually or will it now re-start with the system? [01:31] Industrial: sudo systemctl will give you a list of all running daemons and their status [01:31] Industrial: Not sure, depends on the app - often a systemctl install daemnname will do it for you [01:31] mouses: it's not in there. [01:32] pragmaticenigma so rsync wouuld kind of be based on hashing and a file already backed up would be known [01:32] ok [01:32] Industrial: start it [01:32] Industrial: systemctl start name [01:33] Does anyone know any good note taking apps , that allow various encryption types? *possible integration of Google Authenticator to access the notes as well? [01:44] mouses: thanks, works. [01:53] Industrial: glad to help! [01:53] Industrial: systemctl rules, makes life easy [02:02] Hello. Any experts here for zoneminder? [02:04] Hi everyone. I'm on Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS [02:04] for some reason it keeps logging into tty1 instead of tty7 [02:05] could someone please help me diagnose this strange behavior? === vader is now known as vader12345 [02:06] vader: TTY1 is the default .. see /var/log/Xorg.0.log . [02:06] Mr_Cyclops: that program has it's own irc channel here #zoneminder [02:06] *its [02:06] Sushi-san, thanks much, i will try that :) [02:07] np [02:07] Bashing-om, I was under the impression that the default gnome DE runs in TTY7 [02:08] vader12345, tty1 is the default for console, tty7 for X-desktop [02:10] Mr_Cyclops: OK then, for some reason instead of logging into X-desktop it logs into a GUI login screen on tty1... on tty7 I have autologin without typing a password in, yet it has recently stopped working [02:10] vader12345: There was a change to TTY1 for the GUI recently - best I recall I saw it first in 18.04 (?). === vader is now known as vader12345 [02:43] Hello there, I'm attempting to install Ubuntu 18.04.2 on a desktop that has a corrupt Windows OS. I followed the steps to create a bootable USB from the Ubuntu FAQ and attempted to boot it on the desktop. The desktop gives me a BIOS notification that I need to "Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key" ... Does anyone know what the problem could be? [02:45] Is anyone here? [02:45] :q [02:46] * the2048 waves [02:46] I'm here but I haven't experienced your issue or heard of it happening. Sorry man [02:46] qwebirc45147: my bet 1) bad install media or 2) (most likely) you forgot to set the BIOS/UEFI to boot from USB [02:48] appreciate the quick reply, and if it's not 1) or 2)? I've re-created the bootable USB 2-3 times and disabled the SATA and CD-ROM devices to allow it to go straight to the removable device option [02:48] Is the PC set up so that it'll boot from it though? (UEFI?) [02:49] And is it the right architecture? [02:52] Yup correct architecture and set up so it would load through the removable device. Tried two different bootable USB softwares (Rufus and Universal USB Installer) [02:52] Hmm [02:53] Maybe try an install DVD? [02:53] Kind of at a loss. If the OS wasn't corrupt it would make my life a lot easier but I have to go through the BIOS [02:53] qwebirc45147: got a second system that can boot from USB? [02:53] I'm using a microsoft surface, no dvd ports [02:53] Oh [02:53] qwebirc45147: might want to test the bootable media on another machine [02:53] yeah, should I test and see if its the usb? [02:53] ya [02:53] Test if it's the USB [02:53] just to rule it out [02:54] I'll get on that right now, be back in a bit, thanks mouses good idea [02:54] and the2048 [02:54] appreciate it [02:54] qwebirc45147: no problem, i love troubleshooting - process of elimination rules :) [02:55] i've got windows 10 on my desktop, and i tried to dual boot ubuntu on it a few weeks ago and quite a bit seemed to go wrong. i have an nvidia rtx 2060 gpu and the drivers didn't work at all, and i could never boot into grub so i could choose which OS to use. is there a more or less stupid-proof guide out there to getting this done? [02:55] qwebirc45147: if it turns out to be a bad boot image, try burning it with etcher.io -> i've never had etcher fail or make a bad boot image [02:55] i've used ubuntu extensively but i'm not great with installing OS stuff [02:56] Dualboot with two hard/solid state drives [02:56] Then install GRUB to the main drive [02:57] i could try to do that but i'm not sure i want to, i'd like to have them on partitions [02:57] well [02:57] idk. i'm not sure. [02:57] Dualbooting through 2 HDDs/SSDs hasn't ever failed for me [02:57] i have an extra SSD sitting here but i'm not confident in getting it properly connected. [02:59] mekhami: install windows first, ubuntu second, then reboot again from USB/DVD and install the boot-repair package [02:59] run it [02:59] it'll one click fix the mess and you're good to go [02:59] It's not the usb [02:59] It's the computer, laptop ran usb no problem [03:00] qwebirc45147: Dang it! [03:00] what about the gpu/video driver issue? [03:00] i just need a stable driver i don't need the bleedign edge [03:00] i don't do gpu stuff on the linux boot [03:00] qwebirc45147: Not familiar with your hardware, but does the USB drive have a blinky light on it? When it fails boot, does it even blink a few times like it's trying? [03:01] Yeah it blinks and mekhami have you tried youtube? I can help you with some research as I'll probably have to do that after I install ubuntu lol. [03:02] Avid gamer over here, would hate it if the OS hinders the gaming :'( [03:02] too much garbage to sift through on youtube [03:02] not worth the time [03:03] qwebirc45147: some secure boot thing maybe? [03:03] It's a microsoft system so I'd expect them to make this very hard [03:03] mouses: i'll try this again (last time it didn't quite work for me for whatever reason, i think i just never got bios setup right) but the gpu issue is as critical or more. it worked fine on my old desktop but this new card didn't seem to want to catch on [03:04] sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install mesa-utils < this should help mekhami [03:04] mekhami: new one is pretty bleeding edge, you might have to fight with it for a bit [03:04] idk what i'm fighting with when i get there, i don't know anything about drivers. [03:04] hmm. I'll look into the BIOS to see if there's a secure boot option [03:05] that I need to disable [03:05] Appreciate the help [03:09] okay i'm running the 18.04 installer from my usb [03:10] i'm looking at the partition manager thing and i can't tell what i'm supposed to be doing here [03:11] it's giving me the options for erasing ubuntu 18.04.2 and reinstall. install 18.04 alongside 18.04, and erase disk and install ubuntu (which obviously i don't want to do cause i have win10 on this disk) [03:11] and then something else, which shows the partitions [03:11] which has /dev/sda1-7, free space of 0 [03:11] /dev/sda4 is ntfs and has my win10 boot on it i assume [03:12] /dev/sda7 is ext4 and is 40gb size, 7.5gb used which i don't know if that might be my USB drive? [03:12] if not, i still have 18.04.2 installed i guess [03:16] anyone able to point me in the right direction? [03:19] yoyoyo [03:19] hm, it shows sda6 and sda7 as linux filesystem types [03:23] can i just delete those partitions while in this usb bootloader [03:23] and start 'fresh' [03:29] when creating a new partition for an ubuntu install [03:29] what's the mount point supposed to be? [03:31] and how important is it to have swap space [03:34] i shoudl have tackled this during the day when people were online lol. [03:39] Is there a good app on Ubuntu to open multiple jpgs as thought they were one book? [03:40] lol yeah mekhami probably [03:40] And would easily allow me to print said jpgs 2-sided (on printers that support 2-sided printing)? [03:40] but I mean it's a pretty shitty problem [03:44] how do i check if DMAR is enabled in the ubuntu kernel? if it is not, how do i enable it? [04:02] wow everything worked out of the box this time [04:02] i must have been too tired last time i tried this [04:10] Does anyone know which windows would be best to install on VirtualBox? I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 as my main OS but I can not play Diablo 2 on battle.net without using Windows in VirtualBox [04:10] I think Windows 10 is too big [04:10] So maybe windows 7? [04:11] hello everyone [04:11] just wondering, why is gimp in the ubuntu repos still 2.8? 2.10 has been out for a while already.... [04:21] delt that's the same case with Teeworlds. The latest version has been out for a while yet we're still on an older one [04:22] the2048: why? is there some bug(s) in the new versions of those programs? [04:22] that prevent them being usable? [04:22] I think it's that the maintainers of the repository haven't gotten around to packaging them in the right format [04:23] Because I can confirm latest Teeworlds is stable on Windows x64 and Ubuntu x32 [04:24] !info gimp cosmic [04:24] gimp (source: gimp): GNU Image Manipulation Program. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.10.6-3 (cosmic), package size 4060 kB, installed size 18293 kB [04:24] !latest [04:24] Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. [04:25] That's also why [04:25] I had forgotten about that being a thing tho so [04:26] !info teeworlds [04:26] teeworlds (source: teeworlds): online multi-player platform 2D shooter. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.6.4+dfsg-1 (bionic), package size 348 kB, installed size 933 kB [04:27] can someone help me understand the primary difference between: /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-root and /dev/ubuntu-vg/root [04:27] within LVM2 [04:27] when working with LVM i'm not sure if they are entirely interchangable or not. [04:39] hi [04:40] ok so [04:57] delt: you can install gimp 2.10 using an unofficial package called the 'ppa' [04:59] delt: https://launchpad.net/~otto-kesselgulasch/+archive/ubuntu/gimp [04:59] delt: they recommend an external site for reporting bugs [04:59] delt: but you can ignore it and just login to view contact details ( https://launchpad.net/~otto-kesselgulasch ) instead [05:06] i installed zsh and ran chsh -s $(which zsh) and it's not actually switching my login shell [05:06] when i open a new terminal it's still /bin/bash [05:06] and $echo SHELL shows /bin/bash [05:06] but chsh shows my login shell as zsh [05:06] confused [05:10] ah worked on reboot. "login" shell afterall === MaoMaoChong is now known as yaoxu [06:54] hello [06:55] hello [06:55] hello [06:55] , [06:55] 呵呵 [06:55] 有人吗 [06:55] Jia Suwen is a dog. [06:55] 胡亚博 [06:55] 是傻的 [06:55] I'm chinese [06:56] who are you [06:56] 够的 [06:56] it's a test [06:56] 你们够了 [06:56] sd [06:56] sorry [06:56] fuck [06:56] it's a test [06:56] 511 [06:56] fuck you [06:56] 垃圾 [06:56] 511 wangwenkai [06:57] 511 [06:57] it's a test [07:35] sd [07:35] s [07:35] ds [07:35] d [07:35] sd [07:35] sd [07:52] nautilus-actions seems to be obsolete in ubuntu 18.04. Is there a replacement package for it?? [07:56] pragomer, i don't use gnome/nautilus, and yeah its there for 14.04 & 16.04 (even 19.04 for soem reason) but not 18.xx. if you click properties for a type of file, then open-with tab may provide some of what you want.. [08:00] hello [08:01] Hi homma, if you have a Ubuntu Support question, please just ask it (try & keep to a single line if possible, and be patient waiting for answer, someone will answer if & when they can) [08:02] hello [08:02] today is Monday [08:02] homma: please dont repeat, we saw you the first time [08:03] ok === yannis is now known as Guest62060 === anders is now known as Guest16249 [08:56] hi guys am running 18.04 and I have a few snap apps install. I have notice everything, that when I shutdown my laptop and come back again and trying to open any of the snap app. I get this message snap-confine has elevated permissions and is not confined but should be. Refusing to continue to avoid permission escalation attacks [08:57] and I have to install them ALL over again. How to permantly fix this [08:57] baako: you can check permissions of the snap in software center [08:57] Hi, if I use the network installer iso, will I be able to install Ubuntu Server? [08:59] lotuspsychje: where? snap apps are not in software centre only apt [09:00] baako: server is just a pre-defined set of packages [09:01] I believe that's what the question is here. does the netinstall ISO allow choice of no GUI [09:01] baako: not correct, snap packages does also show in software center [09:01] also, snaps are NOT installed by apt [09:03] blackflow, yes, that's the question. [09:05] xrandr_mac: I don't know sorry, I use only debootstrap to install Ubuntu due to ZFS root [09:06] hey -- i've got an LVM2 question if anyone's up [09:06] I am having some trouble trying to configure my sd card to mount during startup using fstab [09:07] xrandr_mac: try it? worst case you spent 30 minutes and a few hundred MB of download :) [09:07] yep [09:07] That's what I'm doing [09:07] xrandr_mac: but seeing there's no separate netinst for desktop or server, my guess is that it allows that choice. debian's installer does, and I think that's the same one. [09:08] the mount point column... does that need to be the /dev location of the actual directory you want to assign for the filesysytem [09:08] mount point field* [09:08] xrandr_mac: let us know, for future reference ;) [09:09] Tankburn1: first field is the SD device, the second field is the directory you mount the device to. stuff under /dev are devices [09:09] Tankburn1: also the fields are explained in detail in teh fstab(5) manpage === sinner is now known as Guest20903 [09:10] !ask | d0tsun7 [09:10] d0tsun7: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [09:10] i have disable snap i ubuntu how can i reanble it [09:11] exactly with gnome [09:12] i'm trying to understand the difference between /dev/ubuntu-vg/root and /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-root and if they can essentially be interchangable when referencing logical volume names within the various commands to configure LVM [09:12] I have read through the man page in detail, but when I set the mount point, /media//Home2 it tells me the mount point does not exist [09:12] I thought it was supposed to create it [09:12] d0tsun7: they should be the same thing. the latter is the "origin", what the device mapper (dm) layer in the kernel actually produces. The former is shortcut by LVM in the form of /dev// [09:13] Tankburn1: yes, the directory must first exist [09:14] so they're symlinked, is that the proper way to say that in a way? [09:15] with some % of correctness [09:15] ? [09:15] d0tsun7: I don't remember OTOH, but if running `file /dev/ubuntu-vg/root` says symbolic link, then it is, yeah. [09:16] thanks for the dm reference, i didn't know it stood for device map [09:16] for file /dev/ubuntu-vg/root i get "/dev/ubuntu-vg/root: symbolic link to ../dm-1" [09:16] blackflow: you? [09:18] d0tsun7: ah yes, the /dev/mapper/... one will be symlink too iirc, to the actual /dev/dm-X device [09:18] thanks blackflow, got it working. [09:18] looks like /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-root is also symlinked to /dev/dm1 [09:18] It does [09:18] now to test if it mounts during startup :) brb [09:18] blackflow, it does allow you to select what you want to install [09:19] ok so then that solves that. if i reference an LV by either name, it will return the same value [09:19] excellent, ty [09:20] i'm working with adjusting an LVM and every error requires a 40 minute parclone restore on a 1TB m.2, restoring from a 5400RPM HDD though, so not quite as fast. [09:21] xrandr_mac: awesome, thanks. [09:21] so now i'm figuring i should just resize my LV and give a 10G space on a 993G partition, so i have room in my VG to add an additional LV that I can use as a snapshot LV [09:22] nullbyte_: how did you "disable" snaps? [09:23] im having trouble starting a service on ubuntu. I use "sudo service name start" and nothing happens. this is the server log https://pastebin.com/i54SPirP any idea what any of it means? [09:24] lotuspsychje: none of my shown on software center [09:24] d0tsun7: if you need snapshots, yeah. just remember the "snapshot" lv does not need to be the full size of the partition you want to snapshot. only to hold differences accrued while you hold the snapshot for the purposes of backup I suppose. there's hardly any other reason to use them, other than have an atomic view for rsync [09:24] blackflow: is right also lotuspsychje because its not apt [09:26] james_brown: no idea, that's something very specific to that program. you can also check in the journal to see what systemd noted about it. journalctl -eu .service [09:26] backflow yeah, i was figuring it may be faster for me to troubleshoot just by jumping onto my filesystem from an external TTY and lvconverting my LV back to its orignal state [09:27] on a 993G partition, I figured 10G would be more than enough to make some LVM changes. a lot extra actually i guess [09:27] blackflow: what does Failed with result 'start-limit-hit mean? === phocking_ is now known as phocking [09:28] james_brown: it means the process keeps crashing, systemd keeps restarting it and reaches the limit of number of restarts it should attempt before it logs total failure. [09:29] james_brown: so yeah, you should investigate why teh process is failing [09:29] thanks backflow [09:30] d0tsun7: yw [09:30] blackflow: any lead on what i should investigate? [09:30] james_brown: the service itself. its logs. consult its documentation, ask in appropriate support channels for that program. what is it, anyway? [09:32] blackflow: it is a product that provides SOC automation services [09:32] blackflow: and i must fix the issue on my own [09:33] james_brown: good luck then. you could also pop in the #go-nuts to ask about Go lang specific issues here. [09:33] *there [09:35] if i create a PV on top of a LUKS1 partition, in order for that to work properly will i need to make an entry to just /etc/crypttab or both /etc/crypttab and /etc/fstab [09:35] to add that PV to my existing /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-root VG ubuntu-vg [09:35] d0tsun7: fstab is for mounting. so yeah if you want something mounted off of that pv on boot. [09:36] d0tsun7: but not the PV directly in fstab [09:39] ok cool. i need to go through the crypttab fstab man pages better. [09:39] thanks for your help tonight. off to do some more tinkering. [09:40] d0tsun7: crypttab is used by initramfs (And systemd) to know which containers should be unlocked on boot. fstab is for mountpoints. the two are related here only if you want to _mount_ a LV that's part of a VG that's consisted of the PV you LUKS'd [09:41] yes, absolutely is. [09:41] so i will needing to be implenting both entries then [09:41] hello there, any ubuntu member active to ask something ? [09:41] thanks :) [09:41] !ask | Dimitris [09:41] Dimitris: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) See also !patience [09:41] blackflow: any idea what "error: cannot open index, metadata missing" means? [09:41] james_brown: nope, that's very much specific to that program. [09:42] that entire log you pasted there is. ther is no way for me to know what any bit of it means, since I never saw or used that program. Also please note that software not packaged in Ubuntu is not really supported here in #ubuntu. [09:42] please consult the developers of that software, or go-lang support channels in general. [09:43] blackflow: ok thank you === marco_ is now known as Marcuss [10:35] Hi folks! I've got an old Ubuntu 14.04 VM around, and when I check the I/O scheduler it simply says "none". How can I get I/O scheduling enabled and switch to something like cfq? [10:36] The output of `cat /sys/block/vda/queue/scheduler` is simply "none" [10:42] necrophcodr, i can't help, best I can provide is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Reference/IOSchedulers (see Selecting I/O Schedulers) [10:47] guiverc, unfortunately there are no I/O schedulers to chose from, that's the issue I'm trying to resolve [10:48] necrophcodr: also keep in mind 14.04 will be EOL very soon, perhaps think of upgrade/clean install? [10:52] lotuspsychje, clean install is not an option, and i'd like to upgrade but first I need this resolved so the I/O performance is usable for the upgrade process [10:52] whats the best way to troubleshoot random system failures on an Ubuntu machine? I have recently installed a UPS to eliminate power fluctuations but I still see regular crashes (to powered off state) with zero info of anything about to break the system in any logs I am checking... [10:55] e4xit, if it shuts down without reason, I'd look at hardware first (ie. temperature too high, check bios/system logs of temperature warnings - OS/Ubuntu isn't told that hardware is going down if threshold reached; it's just power-off to reduce warranty claims) [10:56] ps: I used temperature as example; it's one of a number that can show in hardware logs [10:56] guiverc: ok thanks. I will see if I can setup a cronjob to monitor temps every 5 mins then in case that turns something up... [10:58] Elitebook 745G5 kernel panic [11:01] hi all [11:02] !rootirc | Andika1337 homma [11:02] Andika1337 homma: It's not technically our business, but we'd like to tell you that IRC'ing as root is a Very Bad Idea (tm). After all, doing anything as root when root is not needed is bad, and especially bad with software that connects to the Internet. [11:02] Do you want to tell a good hacker channel? [11:03] please [11:04] Ugh, crap [11:04] Even REISUB restarting my desktop. [11:05] Magic SysKey is *not* disabled (I’ve used it just las week on this machine). [11:10] hello Lorenzettis [11:11] someone is smoking >.< [11:12] hallo frankf [11:13] Myrmex: do you have an ubuntu question? [11:13] Nah, just messing around [11:13] Myrmex: mess somewhere else please [11:17] ok [11:17] i just got my new LUKS formatted PV added to my VG and extended my root ubuntu--vg-root LV [11:18] within /etc/fstab, should the mount point be / or do i need to give it it's own directory [11:18] lol === mwsb1 is now known as mwsb [11:24] i could just see that extending my root LV that potentially it could in some way symlink to / but for now, i'm going to give it a /mnt/dir [11:24] we'll see as i boot. wish me luck. [11:24] exit [11:25] Hi folks [11:32] hey guys ... run into a problem! Downloaded a file via qbittorrent on a location that wasn't mounted and deleted the file from the client (didn't click on delete from disk). Now I cannot find the file anywhere. Any suggestions? [11:32] *ran into a problem [11:33] The download location was saved in history of previously used download locations. [11:35] monojamoon, did you use the qbittorrent default dir/folder? .Usually it's /home/user/Downloads [11:35] if destination wasn't mounted you didn't download it [11:37] BluesKaj, nope. I didn't use that location. I changed it to a location that wasn't mounted. Actually, have a dual boot setup. Ubuntu and Windows 10. I use the space allocated to Windows 10 to store invaluable/replaceable files [11:38] I chose Downloads folder in the Windows allocated storage space to store the file [11:38] Unfortunately, I didn't mount it beforehand. [11:39] Has happened to me once before. I remember by clicking on open destination folderin such a case had led me to a tmp folder [11:39] now i can no longer find that temp folder [11:39] https://askubuntu.com/questions/144698/find-a-file-by-name-using-command-line [11:40] Used this try and find it. Nowhere on my filesystem [11:40] s/this/this to [11:40] monojamoon, best to download files to the OS you're using, then transfer them afterwards if needed [11:40] Yeah. I'll keep that in mind to prevent future mishaps. :) [11:43] FOUND IT! [11:44] it downloaded in the /tmp folder [11:45] sudo find / -type f -name "*.mp4" [11:45] clear [11:46] vpn [11:46] monojamoon: please dont use this channel to describe every step you do [11:47] ok === MaoMaoChong is now known as yaoxu === conjo is now known as justaddcoffee [11:52] what's the official release date for ubuntu 19.04? [11:53] KeithWeisshar: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DiscoDingo/ReleaseSchedule [11:54] will it come with linux 5.0? [11:55] hello ..any good whatapp web application for linux ? [11:55] # apt-cache search ^linux-image-5 [11:55] linux-image-5.0.0-7-generic - Signed kernel image generic [11:55] looks like it [11:55] KeithWeisshar: you can join #ubuntu+1 for 19.04 support & questions [11:55] jemadux: as long as there's no good web browser for linux. i'd say: no [11:55] jemadux, try https://web.whatsapp.com its browser based, no app required [11:56] jemadux: there's a whatsdesk snap if you like too [11:57] lotuspsychje, good to know :) [11:57] Mr_Cyclops: didnt test myself though :p [11:57] lotuspsychje, qq, how can I check all snaps available? I am on Ubuntu 18.04.2 [11:57] :P I will [11:57] Mr_Cyclops: best is to search on keyword: snap find keyword [11:58] what if I wanted to see all that snap provides? [11:58]