[00:00] Snoop_: basically to install and run Ubuntu on your tablet it would require somewhat advanced knowledge of how linux works, it may be difficult but it looks like it can be done [00:01] wow this link is very helpful this is exactly whats going on with my tablet [00:01] i already have ubuntu installed its just some things are not working properly [00:03] hey i want to use vainfo to find out what codecs i can hardware decode [00:04] but it seems like vainfo depends on libva-wayland2 [00:04] why would this be? im not using wayland [00:06] i see there is also libva-x11-2 [00:07] but apt says it will install libva-wayland2 for vainfo [00:10] bleb: ' apt depends vainfo " yup - Depends: libva-wayland2. That is a question for the package manager people :) [00:11] cool [00:12] because you have a wayland session also? [00:12] that is standard, btw [00:12] why would i [00:13] default xorg, Wayland as option installed [00:13] the default xorg package installs wayland? [00:14] no, as wayland is installed too, those dependencies are not that surprising [00:14] wayland is installed? why? [00:14] bleb: Wayland is a optional environment that yuou may boot into . ( I find I like it over the traditional Xorg) [00:14] logout, change DE, login :-) [00:14] does 18.04 include wayland by default [00:15] yes, that is wht i try to tell ya [00:15] is there an option not to [00:16] No, and removing wayland can be an interesting job [00:16] i was under the impression that 18.04 uses x by default [00:16] yes, that is correct [00:16] so wayland is integrated into the system even if you use x? [00:17] but wayland is installed too [00:17] aren't they two separate ways of managing windows [00:17] you *can* disable wayland from login, edit /etc/gdm3/custom.conf and uncomment #WaylandEnable=false [00:18] ah [00:18] well i forgot to mention this is xubuntu so gdm is not included by default [00:19] OerHeks: ok so get this one, that issue installing server with my NIC, the ethernet 100% works AFTER Ubuntu installs lol, go figure [00:20] xubuntu, does that use lightdm? [00:20] dStruct, oh, surprisingly ,.. [00:21] OerHeks: yeah I was shocked, I went and grabbed a USB to Eth adapter I had laying around, pulled up ifconfig and noticed I had a down unconfigured eno1 lol [00:23] dStruct: OerHeks :: "sysop@x1804mini:~$ dpkg -l lightdm >> ii lightdm 1.26.0-0ubun amd64 Display Manager" . [00:24] ah oke, then my brain is still working [00:24] OerHeks: I never doubted :P [00:58] hey i am having an issue signing the kernel after upgrading to 19 [00:58] on secure boot === qwebirc60513 is now known as dash886 [01:01] moving to the other pc' === ErrantEg_ is now known as ErrantEgo` === murthy is now known as murthy_ === murthy_ is now known as murthy === ubuntu is now known as Guest85076 [01:23] as [01:23] hmm === Leion1 is now known as Leion [01:24] hello [01:28] hi, running an ACER CLOUDBOOK 14, had ubuntu running fine on it...then problems began. systems tkes forever to boot. then, suddenly, sleep fails, and now ...cant boot into os at all. the emmc drive is not even being recognized [01:29] im running off the live usb and fdisk -l only shows the usb but not the internal storage [01:29] Guest85076: Hello. Have you ran a file system check/repair ? [01:30] i have yes [01:30] Guest85076: When bootiung, does bios see the hard drive ? [01:30] yes [01:31] but the emmc drive doesnt even show up in bios,no [01:31] i think it is due to secure boot [01:31] ive tried w nd wo secure boot [01:31] same issues [01:32] Guest85076: If bios can not see the drivem can not pass it on to the kernel . Bad connection to the drive ? [01:33] very strange [01:34] Hi! Its been a while since using wordpress on the ubuntu platform. Figured I would run by you all the problem that has been referred to me. http://wordpress.localhost/ some how ends up getting redirected to http://wordpress.localhost. As far as I can see nowhere in wordpress does it do this redirection. And it doesn't appear to be an htaccess file problem. Any ideas? [01:34] Guest85076: I do have that issue that sometimes my boot drive looses a good connectiuon. reseating restores :) [01:34] i can boot the emmc drive ...takes me to grub loader...ive treied bootin the ubuntu default and recovery--both casue a kernel panik [01:34] oops the redirected it to http://wordpress.localhost:8080 [01:35] Guest85076: But, you day that ' [01:35] fdisk' does not detect the drive ? [01:36] does not ,nope [01:36] only sees the usb === murthy is now known as murthy_ [01:43] Guest85076: Sorta confusing in that you advise that bios does not see the drive, fdisk does not see the drive, yet you say you can boot to the grub boot loader. Is this "boot loader" on the liveUSB ? [01:43] maybe the drive is not visible if the boot was in legacy ( not uefi) [01:44] OerHeks: \o/ Good thought ! [01:44] hey [01:47] ok if I CAN boot the emmc drive it just kernel panics [01:50] Guest85076: Then what shows ' sudo parted -l ' from the liveUSB ? === RaptorJesus is now known as E-Man [02:09] Do permissions forbid rsync from backing up to a remote servers mounted hdd? [02:14] wildEMU: that's entirely dependent on how permissions on the remote server are set up and how you're rsyncing to it [02:14] such as where it's being written, what user you're using to do the remote sync to, etc. === Leion1 is now known as Leion [02:24] theres this chrome extension called "move to workspace" (or similar) that moves any new window to a certain workspace # depending on application. Im not sure how workspace 1 is resolved. Will that allways be empty? if I add a window to workspace 1 it becomes 2? [02:27] Squarism, i think that is a *gnome* extention, yes, it keeps track of your desired setting [02:27] hehe.. oops. brain malfunction [02:27] np, i understand it [02:28] OerHeks, does it work as I described or in some other way? [02:28] and install gnome-tweak-tool, that gives access to those extentions easily [02:28] i have it [02:30] if i open it, auto-move-windows > settings, i can add a rule, then you can select manually app and workspace [02:30] but fluently and standard, hexchat here opens always on workspace2, where i closed it [02:34] OerHeks, im interrested in how workspaces are labled/numbered. [02:35] systemsettings > devices > displays #gives the indicator in the left top corners [02:39] OerHeks, hmm not here. It shows the "display #" [02:39] i have dynamic workspaces turned on in gnome tweak tool [02:41] ...and it doesnt seem to close empty workspaces as it says [02:45] I upgraded from 16.04 to 18.04, and I noticed the nautilus UI has changed. What is the normally intuitive method for connecting to a remote server with it? [02:45] is it really CTRL-L with no means of telling the user visually? [02:46] Aztec03: "+ Other Locations" and the Connect to Server bar at the bottom? [02:46] I see, thanks [02:46] fastest solution ever ^_^ [02:47] Hi. I'm having a basic problem. My 3rd monitor doesn't show up. They are all connected to a radeon RX 480 by display port. They work when booting with windows. [02:48] xrandr outputs: xrandr: Output DisplayPort-0 is not disconnected but has no modes [02:54] what do i miss if i switch from IBUS to NONE as "Keyboard input method"? [02:54] (Ibus is stealing important shortcuts) [02:57] Has anyone found a fix for lightdm default user-session? I've set the user-session=LXDE, and the greeter shows it as the default; yet mate is always selected (not even installed as such mind, just the screensaver) [02:58] any way to get it to stay with the default? [02:59] guest69, are you just talking about a mate plymouth screen (ie. a image showed instead of boot message) (it doesn't relate to lxde/lubuntu/mate - it's like a wallpaper and can be changed) [03:01] no, I'm talking about lightdm and using slick-greeter, and the default set to LXDE, but it preselects mate - which is not actually installed, just the screensaver [03:01] which leaves a non-useable system unless you're watching what you're doing - and I have inexperienced users [03:02] dmrc is LXDE too btw [03:03] for some reason it is being stubborn and listening to the config at all [03:03] unless there is a config that I'm missing somewhere that I don't know about - AFAIK conf overrides dconf though, shouldn't it? [03:03] ^not listening [03:03] guest69, it may help if we know a release of Ubuntu [03:04] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LightDM is the lightdm wiki [03:05] issue is with lightdm - no ubuntu involved. As far as I was aware, that was an ubuntu project though, wasn't it? [03:05] I doubt it. gdm is the gnome thing. [03:06] if you're not using Ubuntu, you're off-topic as this room supports Ubuntu releases. If you have a bug with a software package (lightdm) you should file it with your release of GNU/Linux, and upstream after that .. [03:06] plus all the issues I've discovered via google have all involved ubuntu as well [03:06] guest69, ^ [03:07] most references relate to ubuntu, it may not mean anything more than most people/references refer to ubuntu causing google to relate it that way [03:08] `lightdm` has been a community package since before 18.04 LTS (probably 17.04) [03:08] guest69, do you have a ~/.dmrc file? [03:11] AndyChow888: yes - set to LXDE as well [03:11] so no idea why it would insist on mate [03:12] guest69, what are the permission to that file? They must be 644 [03:16] permissions are correct -rw-r--r-- [03:17] what other conf files are there? user-session-LXDE in lightdm.conf [03:17] I'd say do 755 for some example permissions if you need to modify [03:19] the2048: I'll give it a shot, but I'd say that's overkill - that would also allow whatever is insisting on mate to adjust it to what it wants as well [03:19] Yeah [03:20] But if you need to just quickly test something then you can use it temporarily [03:20] rw-r-r is 644 alright. [03:20] to test will kick me off here. What other configs would have relevance here? [03:20] yep [03:21] read = 4, write = 2 [03:21] exec = 1 [03:21] Yeah. Orthogonal encoding. === [ghost] is now known as ghostboarder [03:48] im trying to mount an nfs share [03:48] $ showmount -e 192.168.254.11 [03:48] Export list for 192.168.254.11: [03:48] /usr/home/cm/kodi (everyone) [03:48] ^ so far so good. but then: === sins-_a is now known as sins- [03:48] $ sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.254.11:/usr/home/cm/kodi mnt [03:48] mount.nfs: requested NFS version or transport protocol is not supported [03:49] any way to get more diagnostic info? [03:49] the nfs server is freebsd fwiw... [03:51] bleb: I'm no expert at this, but what happens if you leave the absolute path out? (i.e. sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.254.11) [03:52] mount.nfs: remote share not in 'host:dir' format [03:52] another thing is this: [03:52] $ sudo mount -t nfs -o vers=4 192.168.254.11:/usr/home/cm/kodi mnt [03:52] mount.nfs: Protocol not supported [03:52] this appears to be saying nfsv4 is not supported [03:53] but this seems to say nfsv4 is supported https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NFSv4Howto [03:54] bleb: try the same command, but with "mount -t nfs4" instead and see what happens. [03:56] bleb: i.e. sudo mount -t nfs4 192.168.254.11:/usr/home/cm/kodi mnt [03:57] still [03:57] mount.nfs4: requested NFS version or transport protocol is not supported [03:57] bleb: Did you "modprobe nfs"? [03:59] yeah [03:59] ah i think i figured it out [04:00] rpcbind on the nas was not aware of the nfsd [04:00] Ah. Yep, that would do it. [06:19] hello === obi_ is now known as Guest82277 [06:45] Morning. I'm encountering a strange issue where sometimes my caps lock key gets err locked. Even when i disconnect the keyboard and plug it in again, it's set to on, so I know this is not a hw issue [06:51] hi, does anyone know where to find instruction to reinstall ubuntu on a machine with ubuntu already on uefi. [06:51] i only see instruction from windows to ubuntu, but I don't see any from ubuntu to ubuntu. === lotuspsychje__ is now known as lotus|NUC === lotuspsychje_ is now known as lotuspsychje [07:42] hmmm... can i move specific users to a new server? [07:43] Koopz: come join in #ubuntu-server for likeminded volunteers [07:44] Is 14.04 still upgradeable to newer versions? [07:44] elias_a: yes, still supported to LTS upgrade [07:44] ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ i'd ask the same question in case i should get a new workstation running the desktop version but fine [07:44] lotuspsychje: TY [08:18] Hi there! [08:18] I am tryying for roughly 5 workdays to get VNC working on LTSP-clients [08:18] if you got any advice or can help I am grateful for that. [08:19] I can contact the server by vnc [08:19] but not to an LTSP client [08:19] Basinator: be carefull with vnc, its a big security risk these days, can you do your work over ssh for example? [08:19] We want direct support to one of our customers who runs edubuntu [08:20] As in: See what they see. [08:20] Basinator: can't think of a single good reason one would ever want to run vnc [08:20] I have tried anydesktop for linux, but I think it has the same issue for not working as VNC [08:20] Basinator: try chrome remote desktop? [08:20] it looks like the xserver of the LTSP client can't open a display for that app [08:21] I don't even know how to setup chrome remote desktop on an LTSP client because the only GUI is the login screen to LTSP and else I can only use console. [08:21] And TBH I am not sure if it wouldn [08:21] 't run in the same x-org issue [08:22] I can grab the VNC error message, moment. [08:23] Basinator: we really reccomend to use something else, your machines will get hammered on vnc [08:23] !vnc | Basinator [08:23] Basinator: VNC is a protocol for remote desktop. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNCOverSSH describes how to use it securely. It works best over fast connections, otherwise look at !FreeNX [08:23] Tell that my boss. :p [08:24] Basinator: you tell it to your boss :p [08:24] VNC errors regarding X, prob .XAuthority: http://paste.arn-fai.net/?2872227 [08:25] If you got other solutions, sure. [08:25] I figured I might could configure SSH after setting up VNC [08:25] Basinator: ssh X, teamviewer, remmina, .. [08:25] I might need to create an .Xauthority but no idea on how to do that [08:26] Isn't Remmina an VLC client? I tried it and worked not at all while other VNCviewers did (VNC connection to the LTSP serveR) [08:26] teamviewer isn't free to use as a company [08:27] plus: linux download page is a 404. [08:28] x ssh...Well, we run Windows machines here. [08:31] So yeah, I am not convinced any of these are alternatives for us. [08:31] Anydesk sounds fine, but only runs properly if the LTSP client user is also logged in as a session on the LTSP server [08:36] hi all [08:37] I'm getting this error whit apt update [08:37] W: Errore GPG: http://dl.google.com/linux/chrome/deb stable Release: Le seguenti firme non erano valide: EXPKEYSIG 1397BC53640DB551 Google Inc. (Linux Packages Signing Authority) [08:37] can you help? I already tried to delete the key and redownload it, seems like the key is invalid [08:37] Musst wohl mal deinen Key vom Google PPA aktualisieren. [08:38] oh, sorry. :-D [08:38] matteotanca: Seems your PGP key for the Google PPA is too old. I guess you have installed Google Chrome? [08:39] The easiest solution could be to download the chrome installer again an install it again, then the key should be refreshed too. [08:39] matteotanca, have a look at https://askubuntu.com/questions/1133199/the-following-signatures-were-invalid-expkeysig-1397bc53640db551 [08:39] But that's just aguess [08:40] (ie. google stuffed up, no doubt they'll be working on it so be patient) [08:41] yeah same problem, maybe is a google problem becouse I already tried to reinstall chrome from google and also tried to delete apt list and keys, but still having the error [08:41] thanks, I'll wait [08:54] Hi, is there a DEB package of nvtop(https://github.com/Syllo/nvtop) somewhere? [09:02] faekjarz: if there is nothing in the repos you should ask the maintainer of the software [09:10] What's the key combo for switching virtual desktops in Ubuntu's own UI? [09:10] I forgot its name (I wanna say docky?) otherwise I'd google it myself [09:11] oh i tried ctrl+alt+up/down, that works [09:13] Different question then. I have a laptom and a monitor connected to it. I show one screen on the stand-alone monitor, one on the leptop. When I disconnect the monitor, how do I get to its screen on the laptop? Mind you the laptop's screen does not show the title bar or the side dock. [09:14] the above-mentioned virtual desktop key combo doesn't do anything for me in this scenario [09:16] ducasse: well, it's not in their README, so i guess i'll have to build it myself. [09:17] faekjarz: that, or search launchpad for a ppa === Class7_ is now known as Class7 [09:23] On my issue above: Any advice on how to craete an .Xauthory file for root? [09:23] (For x11vnc on a LTSP client) [09:33] hi@ll, problem@SCRIPT: crontab call a script....script starts tmux....then calls a script, cause cramping with tiks (') and quotes ("), it works fine. BUT: only with "cd path"...."./path/script.sh". it should be possible to use the absolute path, but it doesnt. :/ === gms is now known as Guest14110 [09:49] Hey, I am getting a error when trying to run a qprocess `"Resource error (fork failure): Cannot allocate memory"` [09:51] It was working before, but I have made a change that adds a massive hash into memory, which has my program now idling at about 2.5 gigabytes large. [09:51] Thing is, I should have more than enough ram leftover to fork, but it is not letting this program do so. === cheetes is now known as cheeku === Wryhder is now known as Lucas_Gray [10:22] Q: hi@ll, problem@SCRIPT: crontab call a script....script starts tmux....then calls a script, cause cramping with tiks (') and quotes ("), it works fine. BUT: only with "cd path"...."./path/script.sh". it should be possible to use the absolute path, but it doesnt. :/ [10:27] tiiptop: maybe the script depends on the cwd to be set [10:28] tiiptop: so cd path, /absolute/path/script.sh would actually work in that case === Richard is now known as Guest66582 [10:52] EriC^: , "cd path"(=/home/user/paht/)...."./script.sh" is working. NOTworking: /home/user/path/script.sh. mh. :/ [10:52] tiiptop: try to cd path then use absolute path [10:53] EriC^: is there no way just to use an absolute path there? [10:54] EriC^: i like to skip "cd path"....is there no way just to use an absolute path there? [10:55] tiiptop: as i said see if cd path then using absolute path works [10:55] if it does then use cron's way to set the environment, or set it from within the script itself somehow [11:05] EriC^: yes, it works. ("cd path"...."/home/user/path/script.sh") what is it telling u?? (i dont get it.) [11:05] tiiptop: it's telling me your script depends on the set CWD to work, it doesnt actually set it itself intelligently [11:05] tiiptop: either use cron's environment settings, or modify the script [11:07] tiiptop: do you know what a CWD is? [11:33] drivermanger_dbus is failing because it cant import Qt 5.10, but i am not showing 5.10 in my repos and I am showing 5.9 in the repos any idea how to fix this? [11:38] !details | JonelethIrenicus [11:38] JonelethIrenicus: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. [11:38] tomreyn: drivermanager_dbus is crashing because it cannot import a a library because it can't find the version it wants [11:39] DriverManager_DBus crashed with ImportError in __main__: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libQt5Core.so.5: version `Qt_5.10' not found (required by /usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/PyQt5/QtCore.so) [11:39] start with ubuntu version, explain what you're doing, what prints this error message. [11:40] and provide the full in- and output on a pastebin [11:41] DriverManager_DBus is a function in a python library. if this is an ubuntu support request, not just a proigramming question (off-topic here) then you must be running some command which calls this function. [11:42] tomreyn: its apart of my DE [11:42] JonelethIrenicus: your ubuntu version is? [11:42] in KDE the Settings manager and it is called in the background [11:42] 18.04 [11:43] i dont know much more then that [11:43] i got this error because it pops up some times [11:43] wants to report the error [11:43] okay, that's much better already. [11:44] JonelethIrenicus: so you have ubuntu or kubuntu 18.04 installed (not some derivative, right? and when you start the KDE settings manager then sometimes an error message pops up whic reports "DriverManager_DBus crashed with ImportError in __main__: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libQt5Core.so.5: version `Qt_5.10' not found (required by /usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/PyQt5/QtCore.so)". Correct? [11:47] JonelethIrenicus: still around? [11:48] tomreyn: it happens any time it runs in the background [11:49] JonelethIrenicus: okay, thanks for clarifying. can you confirm that you're seeing this issue on ubuntu or kubuntu 18.04 (not some derivative)? [11:49] JonelethIrenicus: you can run this command if unsure: nc termbin.com 9999 < <(lsb_release -ds;cat /proc/{version,cmdline};) [11:49] Hi, when running ssh -X on my cloud headless system, the graphics are so slow |(example playing a video remotely) how can i optimize this? [11:50] its kubuntu [11:51] pagios: you can't really. best you can do is run openssh server with "none" cipher support, but I don't think regular Ubuntu's ssh can do that without rebuilding it. [11:52] JonelethIrenicus: /usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/PyQt5/QtCore.so is a library you installed via pip, it would seem? [11:52] blackflow, so it is slow by default? [11:53] pagios: yes. remote xorg is not meant for high bandwidth situations, definitely not over ssh designed for typing (ack after smallest packets). I've had it very slow even on localhost between two jails, via tcp. [11:53] (so let alone any actual network latency involved) [11:54] tomreyn: maybe [11:54] tomreyn: how do i know [11:56] blackflow, alternatives to run remote gui? [11:56] not teamviewer please :) [11:56] JonelethIrenicus: i'd think /usr/bin/pip3 list --local [11:57] JonelethIrenicus: can you post the last 500 lines of your system journal? journalctl -n 500 | nc termbin.com 9999 [11:57] tomreyn: it shows "PyQt5 (5.10.1)" [11:58] tomreyn: https://termbin.com/5zfa [11:58] JonelethIrenicus: right, that's not installed by default [11:59] tomreyn: i guess not [11:59] if you installed the python3-pyqt5 package via apt, you'd see the library in /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/PyQt5 , not in /usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/PyQt5 [11:59] tomreyn: should i uninstall it? [12:00] right [12:00] ok [12:00] JonelethIrenicus: you installed it, so oyu'll be best qualified to tell whether it's wise to uninstall it. [12:00] yeah sure [12:01] pip is always so dangerous [12:01] you should use virtualenvs [12:01] ya [12:01] dont know why it doesn't use them by default [12:01] for ignorant people like me [12:01] haha [12:02] or at least dont install python modules system wide, but in the system user scope [12:02] i see [12:02] is that the difference between sudo and just pip [12:02] ? [12:03] yes and no, you'd need to run pipi without sudo, but also with the --user option. [12:06] JonelethIrenicus: in addition to the drivermanager issue, your system log shows several file system mounting issues. [12:07] i suggest you uninstall the system wide pythion 3.6 pyqt module, then see if the drivermanager works fine. [12:08] this is what the full error message looks lik eon your logs: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Ysd9b4hVgY/ [12:09] you will need to restart your desktop environment after removing this python module. [12:09] Hi folks [12:11] JonelethIrenicus: do you need any more help with this? [12:13] tomreyn: i think i will just uninstall that package and hopefully that resolves any further issues [12:13] tomreyn: thanks [12:14] tomreyn: i am moving my extra drives from ntfs to ext4 so it is a little messy right now [12:14] JonelethIrenicus: i think it will solve the immediate python issue. the mounting issues which i assume may slow down your system boot significantly, will likely prevail. [12:15] tomreyn: yeah it is annoying happens sometimes [12:16] you should compare the lines in /etc/fstab against the output of lsblk [12:18] tomreyn: thanks i will [12:19] tomreyn: that is one of the reasons i am moving to ext4 [12:19] pagios: vnc will be better. [12:19] tomreyn: proton and wine give so much issues if you use an NTFS disk [12:20] JonelethIrenicus: i have little experience with either, can't comment. [12:21] pagios: also consider x2go [12:33] I'm trying to boot off a usb stick with kubuntu 18.04.2 on it and i'm getting something like /casper/vmlinuz not found [12:33] TomyWork: how did you create your usb? [12:34] i think the guy who gave it to me just copied the iso onto it with windows explorer [12:34] not sure though, still inquiring [12:34] what's the proper way? [12:34] TomyWork: you need a tool to create an usb [12:34] !usb | TomyWork [12:34] TomyWork: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent [12:35] surprisingly, i get a grub menu, though :D [12:36] he sent me this: https://rufus.ie/de_DE.html [12:36] not good? [12:36] TomyWork: rufus should work actually [12:37] ok, do i need to put it into legacy bios mode or something? [12:39] TomyWork: do you want to singleboot or dualboot? [12:40] TomyWork: and wich Os do you create the usb from? [12:41] single boot [12:41] and from windows, on another machine [12:41] TomyWork: try universal usb installer [12:41] deactivating secureboot doesnt help either :/ [12:41] TomyWork: doublecheck your iso with !md5 [12:47] TomyWork: you don't need to switch to legacy (BIOS) boot, you should not need to have to disable secure boot. i suggest you just re-do the usb. === hadret is now known as hadret_li === hadret_li is now known as hadret [12:53] §1 [13:13] this kubuntu installer is clunky, how do i tell it to create 32 GB of swap and use LVM? [13:14] i dont seem to be able to configure lvm with it at all [13:14] oh well i guess i'll just move some space over later [13:17] TomyWork: you could just create a larger swap file later if it's 18.04+ [13:18] not gonnause a swap file [13:18] but i know how to move space to the swap with lvm later [13:19] You could also switch to another tty and do it on the terminal there if you know how. [13:20] i dont really want to interfere with the installer in that way :) [13:20] plus i already went ahead === Wryhder is now known as Lucas_Gray [14:14] hello ~ [14:14] welcome zero116 [14:15] where are you from? [14:15] !chat | zero116 [14:15] zero116: #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! [14:19] Hello! [14:19] welcome BlitzKrieg [14:19] what can we do for you today BlitzKrieg [14:20] Basically, Software updater doesn't work, it constantly prompts me to check my internet connection. I've tried changing to the main Ubuntu server, but nothing's working so far. [14:22] BlitzKrieg: could you pastebin whats happening please? === nat is now known as Natkeeran [14:23] Er... Meaning? I'm a bit Linux illiterate, I basically just switched to Linux so... Apologies if I get a bit annoying! [14:24] BlitzKrieg: open a terminal and: sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade [14:24] !pastebin | BlitzKrieg [14:24] BlitzKrieg: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [14:25] hi guys... is anyone else having boot issues with the new 5.0 kernel ??? [14:25] BlitzKrieg: this way wa can help you see whats really happening there [14:25] tenplus1: wich ubuntu release are you on? [14:26] I've installed and tested 19.04 alpha and been updating since then, it's worked fine on 4.19 but 5.0 stalls on a black screen (even from flash drive) [14:26] !ubuntu+1 | tenplus1 [14:26] tenplus1: Disco Dingo is the codename for Ubuntu 19.04 - Support only in #ubuntu+1 [14:26] ah thanks :) === christopher is now known as Guest14839 [14:33] INVITED: Hello I invite you to a great chat service >< IRC quakenet ORG <<< #philosophy #DALnet , #NASA , #Freenode , #LOVE [14:33] !op | quakenet [14:33] quakenet: 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 [14:34] quakenet: spamming is offtopic here. [14:34] INVITED: Hello I invite you to a great chat service >< IRC quakenet ORG <<< #philosophy #DALnet , #NASA , #Freenode , #LOVE [14:45] hello. how to start ubuntu-based container with systemd? so that I am able to control services inside through it [14:45] ansyeb: try #lxcontainers [14:46] updating and google chrome gives an error, again a new key needed? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Wm4tvTfm6y/ [14:49] i find https://askubuntu.com/questions/1133273/what-to-do-with-keyexpired-1555048520-on-updating-google-chrome-and-earth-reposi [14:49] and a possible fix, remove the repo, chrome, and download the deb again? https://askubuntu.com/questions/1133199/the-following-signatures-were-invalid-expkeysig-1397bc53640db551 [14:50] or is it the switch to https? [14:51] Hey all! Big issue, I think i added a bad .bashrc commands, and every time i enter to my user the terminal crashes. I've tried using a diffrent tty in roder to skip GUI, same issue, the tty crashes and restart. any ideas? [14:52] qwebirc4556: boot into rescue mode and undo your mistake [14:53] I figured some engine like windows safe mode exists but i could not find info, can you point me a keyword? [14:53] m [14:53] hi all [14:54] OerHeks: That's how I have resolved my issues with Google's Chrome repo in the past [14:54] qwebirc4556: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode found when searching for "ubuntu recovery mode" [14:54] ho [14:54] hi' [14:54] <3 Ty! [14:54] Guest90182: hello. How can we help you? [14:54] pragmaticenigma, oke, me too, now this tombola appears again, i installed apt-transport-https, no dice, removed chrome and repo, now installing [14:55] I don't think it has to do with https... as much as google just randomly does strange things on their repo. Sometimes it resolves itself after a few hours too === BurekzFinezt is now known as Burek [15:01] pragmaticenigma, hmm, i installed a fresh deb, no dice, again this key error [15:01] this is ugly, we will get a lot of questions about this [15:04] OerHeks: let's follow up in -discuss === murthy is now known as murthy_ [15:11] when to prefer an SSH tunnel vs an OpenVPN network [15:12] dbff2, in case you need just a few ports and want them easy. === Pepita is now known as faLUCE === murthy_ is now known as murthy [15:15] dbff2: That depends on your use case. If you only need access to specific things, a port forward maybe enough via SSH. If you want to do more with the remote machine (access file shares, web server) as if it was on your local network, A VPN is a better optio [15:30] anyone have trouble with google's signing key today (https://dl-ssl.google.com/linux/linux_signing_key.pub)? [15:30] one of the subkeys looks expired and i'm having problems pulling versions of chrome in my CI :S [15:31] avocado, we know about this, there is no solution yet. [15:31] avocado: Yes, many people are. Google has not updated their signing key. Please also understand that Google provides it's own software repository. Support here is limited for software repositories not provided by Ubuntu [15:31]