[00:00] keep in mind you could also go directly to 18.04 then [00:00] It's usually the 'best bet' in my experience, but I have not played with recent upgrade options - much may have improved and I may be very ignorant of it [00:00] yep, another very good point [00:00] Feeling like starting a new life [00:00] lol [00:01] Thanks for the inputs, will go from scratch to 18.04 [00:01] Gnome is the default environment for 18.04? Is there any Unity legacy? [00:02] !unity | herouxma [00:02] herouxma: Unity is a graphical shell for the GNOME desktop environment. Ubuntu used it by default from 11.04 to 17.04. For more information, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity [00:03] herouxma: unity is still maintained in the universe repo by the community :) [00:04] Sorry, I meant the Unity Launcher [00:05] http://unity.ubuntu.com/ server not found [00:06] Unity Homepage first link [00:07] herouxma: "https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity" ? completes for me. [00:08] Okay, will let go of Unity and get Gnome at work like I have on others [00:08] fsociety [00:08] yes, the wiki first link in wiki failed just saying [00:08] But I am good, won't install Unity as my desktop [00:09] will go with Gnome, will miss rotating my desktop...but for what it really served... [00:10] herouxma: In 18.04 there is also Wayland. YMMV but I found it smoother and faster than Gnome. [00:11] oh, good to check that then...I have ran XFCE on Fedora for a while, was pretty speedy [00:12] herouxma: I too have my preference as XFCE as my daily driver. [00:13] XFCE + i3 here :) [00:14] i3 is love, i3 is life :) [00:14] I see, but Wayland isn't it a replacement of X11Free86? [00:14] herouxma: Wayland is a alternative to xorg [00:14] I see, well, xorg is relatively stable I've found [00:15] with years...I wonder if still maintained though [00:15] just kidding [00:16] Stable release: 1.20 / 10 May 2018; 11 months ago [00:17] I have a service that uses init scripts, rather than systemd unit files. if I make changes to the init script and then start the service using 'systemctl start,' systemd notices that the init script has changed and tells me I should run 'systemctl daemon-reload.' I understand what daemon-reload does, but it is not clear to me what happens if I don't run it in this situation. [00:18] are my systemd unit files then not picking up the changes to the init scripts? that does not seem to be the case. === warehouse is now known as cheesecake [00:33] Hello all === cheesecake_ is now known as cheesecake [00:34] Ctrl+alt+F1 does not bring me to a VT. What is the solution? [00:35] AssociateX: ctl+alt+F2 ? ... maybe F1 is the GUI ? [00:35] autojack, you need to run systemd-sysv-generator after editing the init scripts (it's normally done at boot) [00:36] autojack, possibly daemon-reload will run it for you, I haven't checked [00:37] @Bashing-om, ctl+alt+F2 no worky. === SuperL4g is now known as SuperLag [00:38] autojack, yup systemctl man page says daemon-reload will "rerun all generators" === Noisette is now known as Plumette [00:41] AssociateX: Will take one with greater skills than I to know what is not taking place :( [00:47] rfm: thanks! but I still don't understand what happens if I *don't* do that. as far as I can tell, the changes to the init script still get picked up. or am I wrong about that? [00:47] anyone around? [00:50] I'm trying to do an ssh tunnel: ssh -N -D 1080 ayescott66@165.227.231.75 but I'm still seeing my default ip in deluge and other apps. 127.0.0.1:8112 and 127.0.0.1:8080 [00:51] am I doing something wrong? [00:54] autojack, it may depend on just what change you are making in the init script,. Since the generated .service runs the init script to start/stop/reload if you're just chaniging, say, args on the demon command, the changes will seem to take effect [00:56] autojack, other changes (like dependencies or the run levels it should start/stop in, would not take effect until the generator is run [00:57] How do I access my VT? [00:58] rfm: thanks a lot for clarifying! in this case the service doesn't depend on any others, and I'm not changing the run level, so that explains why the changes seem to take effect on the systemd side. [00:58] much appreciated. [01:01] anyone? [01:06] hi [01:08] my wifi only works if i unplug and replug the adapter... Has anyone ever experienced this? [01:10] ChunkzZ, i've never used the -D forwarding, but it seems that specifying to forward port 1080 wouldn't (and shouldn't) affect any other ports so I don't see why you expected :8122 and :8080 to be affected. [01:10] what? [01:11] ssh -L 8082:www.ubuntuforums.org:80 ayescott66@165.227.231.75 and it says it cannot chdir [01:11] wth [01:12] Could not chdir to home directory /home/ayescott66: No such file or directory [01:12] what am I doing wronmg rfm ? [01:12] wrong* [01:16] ChunkzZ, sounds like the user doesn't have a home directory on the remote system [01:16] yeah I don't [01:17] it's a server from a vpn provider [01:24] rfm, all I want is traffic to go through localhost [01:24] like.. through localhost to the remote ssh tunnel. [01:25] or is it the other way around? [01:27] rfm, any ideas? [01:28] ChunkzZ, well, ssh tunnelling will let you do that for specific ports, but it has to be able to log into the remote system, thus needs a (writable) home directory to get through login [01:28] no. [01:29] ssh -N -D8112 ayescott66@165.227.231.75 that connects after I enter my password. [01:32] rfm, ^ [01:33] If I use my browser, my ip has changed to the ssh tunnel but I can't connect to localhost rfm [01:35] ChunkzZ, what do you mean "my ip has changed?" [01:36] like I say.. not the ip from my isp.. it's the IP from the tunnel. [01:37] ChunkzZ what IP has changed, where, how are you observing that? I still don't have an idea what you mean [01:37] rfm, my damn external ip has changed from my isp's one [01:37] sigh [01:38] googling my ip[ [01:38] lol [01:58] ChunkzZ: -D creates a SOCKS proxy listening on port 1080. [01:58] you would need to tell your applications to then use that proxy in order to route their traffic through it. [01:59] or else set that as a system-wide proxy setting. [02:11] yeah I think I need a systemwide proxy setting but that's proving to be hard autojack [02:11] the tunnel is no good because sab+ won't allow to use a proxy [02:12] any ideas on a system wide proxy autojack ? [02:13] ChunkzZ: well, you also said "it's a server from a vpn provider." are you even able to open that SSH session or not? [02:13] yeah I can [02:13] but... [02:13] ok. [02:13] the tunnel is no good. [02:13] I don't know offhand how to set a system wide proxy in Ubuntu. I would expect it to be in the network config/control panel. [02:13] I don't know what sab+ is. [02:14] I wish I could tunnel everything without using an app that supports proxies [02:14] can that be done autojack ? [02:14] also, if you are using a VPN, why do you also need the SSH tunnel? [02:14] because my isp is throttling openvpn [02:14] :/ [02:14] weird. [02:15] can I just not tunnel everything on localhost? [02:15] good morning. am i missing something or does the askubuntu.com website have no logout option? [02:15] autojack, ^ [02:15] I don't know what you mean by that. when you use SSH -D to create a SOCKS proxy, nothing will use it until you tell it to. [02:15] autojack, yeah but basically, apps I use don't have a proxy setting to use it. [02:15] either your app needs to have a proxy setting, or you need to set the proxy to be used system-wide in the network settings. [02:16] yeah so, system-wide proxy. [02:16] damn [02:16] autojack: ++ [02:17] so when i just close the browser tab with askubuntu.com its secure enough? [02:17] ChunkzZ: why "damn?" it should be 5 seconds of configuration setup. [02:22] socks_proxy="socks://ayescott66:passwordhere@46.23.78.25:1080/" [02:22] but my internet isn't working autojack [02:22] say bad port number [02:23] if you are using the SSH -D 1080 approach, you would want to set that config to just localhost:1080, no username or password. [02:23] and no public IP. [02:24] nope, I'm using: nano /etc/environment [02:24] so it's system wide [02:24] that has nothing to do with what I am saying. [02:24] your proxy is not listening on 46.23.78.25 and it shouldn't need a username and password. you are providing those when you open the SSH tunnel. [02:25] what? no ssh tunnel no more bro [02:25] you are confusing the shit out of me. [02:26] why? [02:26] what are you trying to do? I understood that you were trying to route your internet traffic over an SSH tunnel to your VPN provider. [02:26] no, I'm trying to do a system wide proxy.. the tunnel was ages ago. [02:26] ok sorry, when I said tunnel I meant proxy. the -D. SOCKS proxy. [02:27] my point stands. that proxy is going to listen on localhost, and is not going to need a username and password. [02:27] but it needs my user/pass.. right? [02:27] how else would it connect? [02:27] it isn't going to connect it for you. you have to run the 'ssh -D 1080 ...' command somewhere. [02:28] so confused [02:28] that is what opens the network connection to your vpn provider and creates the SOCKS proxy. [02:28] you've lost me brother [02:28] that makes two of us. [02:29] I'm not tunneling now. I'm trying to setup a system wide proxy. [02:29] ok. where is that proxy going to send traffic? to your VPN provider? [02:29] without "ssh -D" you need an additional software that provides the proxy functionality [02:30] ChunkzZ: perhaps you should read the ssh man page, specifically around the -D option. it might make things clearer for you. [02:31] as I said earlier, the -D option creates a local SOCKS proxy, listening on the port you specify, which will route traffic through the SSH session to the network you are SSHing into. [02:31] that sounds like what you want. [02:31] once you have that SSH connection created, you then need to tell your apps, or your whole system, to route traffic through the proxy. otherwise they will ignore it. [02:31] hey guys, trying to install 18.04.2 desktop on my laptop with a busted screen. i have an external monitor, but it's not using it exclusively. as such, it's displaying thei installed prompts on the busted screen. how do i force it to switch? [02:32] s/installed/installer/ [02:32] how do I tell the whole system to do that autojack ? [02:33] ChunkzZ: I don't mean to be rude, but have you googled for "ubuntu system wide proxy?" [02:33] that's defo what I want. [02:33] yeah I have [02:33] and it's broke my system [02:33] lol [02:33] curl: (5) Could not resolve proxy: ayescott66 [02:34] yeah, so the setting you pasted used some public IP, and a username and password. that makes no sense if you are using ssh -D to start up the proxy. [02:34] that's why I told you to use localhost instead of the public IP, and leave out the username and password. [02:34] but you need to first run the 'ssh -D' in a terminal somewhere. otherwise the tunnel is not running. [02:34] sorry PROXY [02:34] WHEN I SAY TUNNEL JUST CHANGE IT TO PROXY [02:34] fuck's sake [02:34] lmao [02:35] anyway that's as good as I can explain it! [02:35] I've only done this a few thousand times over the last 20 years. [02:35] if I can't make it clear, well... [02:36] the reason it broke your internet is because your system tried to route everything over a connection that didn't exist. [02:36] ssh -N -D 8112 ayescott66@165.227.231.75 [02:36] what part of that don't I need? [02:36] that looks good if you run it in a terminal and it successfully connects you to that remote IP. [02:37] yeah it's connected [02:37] but when you said you configured socks_proxy="socks://ayescott66:passwordhere@46.23.78.25:1080/" that looks wrong to me. you are telling your system to connect to the SOCKS proxy at this IP: 46.23.78.25 [02:37] instead, it should be localhost. [02:37] because the SSH connection has the proxy listening for you on localhost. [02:38] and the SSH _proxy_ does not require a username and password. only your initial ssh command you already ran needed that. [02:38] so you can leave those out too. [02:41] like this? ftp_proxy=http://127.0.0.1@127.0.0.1:5050/ [02:41] autojack, ^^ [02:42] that looks weird to me, and it's setting an FTP proxy only instead of a SOCKS proxy. [02:42] so it is saying only send FTP connections through that. [02:42] and I don't know why it would be 127.0.0.1@127.0.0.1. [02:43] so what should it be? [02:43] based on what you pasted before (I don't know where you got that) I would do socks_proxy="socks://localhost:1080/" [02:45] hi all, after apt upgrade it won't boot anymore: Failed to mount /var/lib/docker, when i try manually it fails because of unknown filesystem typebtrfs, i think i let the package maintainer version of a config like grub config or something and overwrote the kernel command line where was btrfs support for stage2 or something is that possible ? [02:47] still showing my isp's ip autojack [02:48] ssh -N -D 5050 ayescott66@165.227.231.75 and socks_proxy="socks://localhost:5050/" [02:48] autojack, ^ === Rame_ is now known as Rame [02:51] yeah still showing my ip autojack [02:52] deluge is showing my ip too [02:52] shrug. [02:52] the only other thing I can say is, only new connections would pick up the settings change. [02:52] you might need to restart the app, or like in Chrome, open a new tab. [02:53] yeah I did [02:53] both [02:53] :( [02:53] If you want to route everything it will be easier to setup a VPN server [02:53] socks proxy depends on application support [02:54] socks_proxy="socks://127.0.0.1:5050/" from: nano /etc/environment [02:54] privism, my isp throttles openvpn so I can't. [02:54] ChunkzZ: https://extensions.gnome.org/ # search for proxy [02:55] idk how you use that leftyfb [02:55] I downloaded it proxifier@gnome-shell-extensions.lahsivjar.v6.shell-extension.zip [02:55] ChunkzZ: pick one of the extensions to let you set the system-wide proxy [02:55] ^ [02:56] ChunkzZ: are you running Ubuntu 18.04 or later with gnome? [02:56] no. [02:56] xfce and 19.04. [02:56] ok, nevermind then [02:57] lol [03:07] all my btrfs checks are fine really, it's just that btrfs unknown file system and Press Enter for maintenance [03:08] hi [03:08] i cant use my phone (samsung s10) with ubuntu [03:09] when i run mtp-detect i get an error Attempting to connect device(s) error returned by libusb_claim_interface() = -6LIBMTP PANIC: Unable to initialize device error returned by libusb_claim_interface() = -6LIBMTP PANIC: Unable to initialize device [03:23] So, I'm trying to migrate a VM from virtualbox to libvirt/kvm on disco [03:24] I exported to ova and used virt-v2v to import into libvirt [03:24] when I try to run it from virt-manager, I get "Error starting domain... Could not open '/home/libvirt/images/my-vm-sda' Permission denied [03:24] I've steadily relaxed the permissions on that path until out of exasperation I did chmod -R 777 /home/libvirt [03:25] and still I am seeing the same error. [03:25] Any idea what is going on here? [03:25] that path corresponds to a storage pool. [03:26] could this be an apparmor thing? [03:32] it's gotta be apparmor. [03:38] except that stopping apparmor entirely doesn't seem to solve the problem [03:40] pipegeek: should be in journal if apparmor ? [03:41] oh. yes. [03:41] pipegeek: no, i think you need to permission for libvirt user or something like that [03:41] and so it is. And it is definitely apparmor, though I've theoretically updated the profile for libvirt to include that path [03:41] is_null: like I said, I chmodded it all 777. All users should have access [03:42] well there's also acl that would come at play indeed [03:42] I also set the acl to allow that user [03:42] and I see apparmor="DENIED" for that path repeatedly in journalctl. [03:43] doing aa-teardown unfortunately just causes virt-manager to complain that it can't query apparmor profiles [03:43] doing systemctl restart apparmor fixed that, but then apparmor started blocking access agian. [03:49] bind-mounting that path into /var/lib/libvirt/images and then reconfiguring the vm to use that path fixed it [03:49] but that's frustrating [03:50] Hello [04:35] hey guys, trying to install 18.04.2 desktop on my laptop with a busted screen. i have an external monitor, but it's not using it exclusively. as such, it's displaying the installer prompts on the busted screen. how do i force it to switch? [04:36] linuxgecko: on laptops there's sometimes a key combo Fn + F7 for example to switch screens [04:38] linuxgecko: is it hdmi or vga? [04:38] lotuspsychje: i tried something like that, and it didn't seem to work. I'll try again. [04:38] hdmi external [04:38] linuxgecko: do you see POST boot on the external screen, or really nothing [04:53] linuxgecko......close the lid [04:54] linuxgecko ..low hanging fruit === sins-_p is now known as sins- [05:30] that'll often suspend the whole thing though [05:37] Hi Good people [05:40] I'm getting this error when trying to install sqlsrv in my Ubuntu 16.04 [05:40] PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library '/usr/lib/php/20160303/pdo_sqlsrv.so' - /usr/lib/php/20160303/pdo_sqlsrv.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0 [05:40] I've installed it using pecl [05:40] Is there anything I can do to fix this? Thanks [06:16] i have lost liberoffice word document password ,is it possible to recover it [06:17] samba35: try #libreoffice [06:17] ok ,thanks [06:22] hi #ubuntu, [06:23] i have network-manager which keeps on disconnecting dhcp lease on lubuntu [06:23] these are the logs from network-manager https://pastebin.com/gdYA1PhA [06:23] if i manually give dhclient then ip reamins on the ethernet devices. [06:25] info="Failed name lookup - disconnected path" error=-13 profile="/usr/lib/NetworkManager/nm-dhcp-helper [06:29] any clue? [06:30] i created a live iso using bootcd , on source machine there is no issue with the dhcp, however on live image i have dhcp issue https://pastebin.com/gdYA1PhA [06:33] Hi, what version of Lubuntu are you using, @r15? [06:37] r15 same when booted to livecd/liveusb eh? [06:43] tatertotz:issue with the custom live image only, not the source machine of custom image [06:46] to create iso i used bootcd [06:53] r15 have you looked at your "lease"? [06:54] r15 it's not controlled from ubuntu [06:54] tatertotz: lease is fine, since issue is replicating with laptops as well. [06:54] r15 what is your lease time? [06:54] issue disappears if i give dclient ens3 [06:55] r15 is it the same when you boot other NOT ubuntu linux livecd/liveusb?....you probably only been repeating the same things and expecting different results === M_A_Y_A_T is now known as m_A_y_A_t [07:11] installed connman now, testing [07:22] hello, how can I fix booting problem? it cannot boot into ubuntu, only the grub shell after power on === mumung is now known as Mumung [07:26] amosbird: type in the grub shell "echo $prefix" and "echo $root" and type what it says here [07:37] EriC^^: https://la.wentropy.com/1iaL.png [07:42] hi [07:44] amosbird: type "configfile (hd0,msdos1)/boot/grub/grub.cfg" [07:46] hi all [07:46] EriC^^: (hd0,msdos1) doesn't have /boot [07:47] i am seeing these messages intermittently on dmesg on 16.04 [07:47] bnx2x 0000:01:00.3 eno4: NIC Link is Up, 1000 Mbps full duplex, Flow control: ON - receive & transmit bnx2x 0000:01:00.3 eno4: NIC Link is Down [07:47] amosbird: what does "ls (hd0,msdos1)/" give [07:47] the nic is loosing connectivity some times [07:47] is this a bug with the qlogic drivers ? [07:48] ygk_12345: sounds like a switch doing what is called "port flapping" - what switch is the PC connected to? [07:49] TJ-: let me check it once [07:50] ygk_12345: is there only one connection back to the switch? (this can happen when STP is enabled and you've got two links to the switch - e.g 2 NICs, or NIC > switch + Wifi > AP > switch [07:51] TJ-: it is a server with 10 G qlogic connected to [‎5/‎14/‎2019 1:20 PM] Prabhakar Chaladi: brocade FLS648 [07:51] sorry [07:51] TJ-: brocade FLS648 [07:51] ygk_12345: the fact you've an interface named eno"4" suggests the PC has multiple interfaces [07:51] TJ-: yes [07:52] ygk_12345: I've seen this when you *think* some of the links are using VLANs but actually aren't, so the switch cannot figure out which port to use [07:54] hi [07:54] TJ-: is it not a driver issue in the server ? [07:54] anyone using draftsight on ubuntu? [07:55] when i print to pdf why took so long to convert to pdf? [07:55] ygk_12345: it could be but that is rare, usually its a physical issue or related to the phy layer/layer 2 (ethernet) [07:56] sifu: I'd doubt a driver issue - it is just reporting the physical port state [07:56] oops, [07:56] ygk_12345: I'd doubt a driver issue - it is just reporting the physical port state [07:56] TJ: how can i fix that, i'm new in linux [07:56] sifu: sorry, I tab-completed your nickname by mistake in answering someone else [07:57] no prob [07:57] anyone can help me pls [07:57] TJ-: how to proceed now ? [07:58] ygk_12345: I'd be checking the physical cables/links first, then I'd check the switch's config (port-flapping used to be a common gotcha on default-config dell switches, for example, with multiple links) [07:59] ygk_12345: also, are you doing any kind of bonding/LACP/trunking from PC to switch ? [07:59] TJ-: no [07:59] ygk_12345: I'd go with physical issue on the link first then, followed by carefully considering the switch port configuration [08:00] EriC^^: https://la.wentropy.com/Hdyp.png [08:01] TJ-: it was working fine earlier only some days ago we started noticing these errors [08:01] and there is no grub.cfg in either grub/ and grub2/ [08:01] hey [08:01] <^OvO^> Hi can I minimize onboard screen keyboard in ubuntu ? [08:02] <^OvO^> it just take my half of screen [08:02] <^OvO^> I can't resize it [08:03] ygk_12345: one thing to check is that the dmesg link config is always the same when it comes up - flapping can be caused by auto-mdix problems, which could show up as the link negotiating different speeds/duplex/ etc [08:04] ygk_12345: right - you've a timeframe when this started, so investigate what changes were made on the network at the time (change in config somewhere, new devices added, cables 'tided', cleaner pulled wire out, etc!) [08:04] him checking the cve details for this: [08:04] https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2019/CVE-2019-11815.html [08:05] some distros has the abbreviation DNE [08:05] what does that stand for? [08:05] tomodachi: Does Not Effect if i recall correctly [08:06] tomodachi: check in #ubuntu-hardened [08:07] ygk_12345: one thing you could try is disabling auto-negotiation on the port [08:07] <^OvO^> Hi [08:08] TJ-: ok [08:09] <^OvO^> HI [08:17] <^OvO^> any help ? [08:19] amosbird: try "configfile (hd0,msdos1)/grub/grub.cfg" [08:19] or "configfile (hd0,msdos1)/grub2/grub.cfg" [08:26] <^OvO^> EriC^^ didn't you help me [08:27] perhaps better to write in /etc/default/grub rather than in /grub/ directly [08:28] Ool: wha [08:28] amosbird: is this ubuntu? [08:34] EriC^^: hmm, .... it's centos [08:34] amosbird: :D [08:35] amosbird: /join #centos [08:40] Hey guys, im trying to install ubuntu18.04 with raid 0, and whenever i arrive at the partitions section it goe's "unexpected error bla bla dont send" but when i try it withou the raid 0 it works fine, any ideas? [08:45] thefatma: how is the RAID-0 striping presented? A hardware device, or a logical 'fake' RAID device? [08:54] @telex: wong kowo tha kuwe? [08:55] hi, i created live iso, need to integrate install to harddisk option [08:55] is there any such package available please? [09:00] found it. Thanks [09:03] EriC^^: does this mean the disk is broken? https://la.wentropy.com/lW6U.png [09:07] amosbird: please remember that we do not support centos [09:16] amosbird: that looks like it's trying to read from or write to a floppy disk (fd0). Do you actually have one of those? [09:17] Hi, good morning. I would like to distribute a newer version of the i40e driver (Intel network card) to the servers that I manage. As this is a kernel module, how would that conflict with the existing i40e driver in the Ubuntu kernel? Can I distribute the compiled module as a package, or should it be distributed as a DKMS ? [09:17] Peanut: Yes, DKMS [09:18] Peanut: DKMS will handle moving the built-in module out the way, and restoring it should the DKMS module be removed [09:18] TJ-: OK, thanks. I found some information on making and distributing a DKMS, I'll see if I can work my way through that. [09:18] Peanut: if you distribute the binary then you've got to ensure you build a new version and install it each time the kernel requires an upgrade - tha's what DKMS manages [09:19] Peanut: if you need help shout out - it is pretty simply as long as the module code will build out-of-tree. Some modules have requirements to pull in private headers and therefore will fail to build [09:20] TJ-: Yes, that's what I'm trying to prevent - having to build a new package for every kernel package. I hope that by the next LTS, this driver version will have made it into the regular Ubuntu kernel. [09:20] Peanut: I use DKMS extensively to test modification to modules so I pull the code from the kernel tree into my /usr/src/-/ , create a dkms.conf there, and test [09:21] Oh, just found an i40e-dkms on github. Awesome. [09:22] Peanut: your only challenge is if the kernel API/ABI and driver aren't in sync [09:22] TJ-: They are, I've already built the module and tested it on a single server. But now I need an efficient way to roll it out over 80 or so servers. [09:23] Peanut: sounds like a 5 minute job then :) [09:24] TJ-: Ansible will make it a 5 minute job once I have the package. Although in retrospect, I wish I could have returned these network cards. [09:25] Peanut: you mean you want to debianise the dkms source? [09:26] A DKMS isn't distributed as a .deb? Bummer. [09:31] Peanut: you just need to add a basic ./debian/ directory to the source with some basic files in. I'd highly recommend using the wireguard-dkms package as an example [09:37] Peanut: that is: https://github.com/EggieCode/wireguard-ppa [09:38] whats the difference between kubuntu and ubuntu? and which one does kwin work on? [09:38] roboirc: discussions about ubuntu you can ask in #ubuntu-discuss [09:38] ok [09:40] TJ-: thanks, I was just dissecting the package. It seems that a DKMS can indeed be retrieved/installed with the standard Debian/Ubuntu packaging tools. === william is now known as Guest53895 [09:43] hi guys I need some help with ubuntu 18.04 and nginx with CORS I have followed guide after guide but feel like I end up with the same issue [09:45] awright: the guides on linuxconfig are mostly clean, compare perhaps? https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-setup-the-nginx-web-server-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux [09:46] lotuspsychje: nginx is setup correctly its a CORS cross origin resource sharing that eludes me [09:46] so its not setup correctly per se [09:46] awright: perhaps if you elaborate deeper on it, volunteers might have ideas here [09:47] I have a cors configuration that works for nginx v. 1.11.1 but doesnt work with nginx v 1.14.0 I have tried alot of the recommended workarounds and cant figure it out [09:48] awright: how do you know "it does not work", what exactly does not work? [09:49] and how is it supposed to work [09:49] https://pastebin.com/8jb2Zb8x here is the configuration. the error is that even though the cors pre flight stuff is there i still receive errors saying the request header field token is not allowed by access-control-allow-headers in preflight response [09:50] the application would allow the use of a javascript file that is being blocked by CORS currently [09:50] tomreyn: it should actually allow my application to communicate properly with algolia and it can't [09:51] awright: which header is getting blocked? x-csrf-token? [09:52] awright when you compare headers returned now with headers returned previously, what changed exactly? [09:53] thsnr: it says token, I thought it was x-csrf-token [09:53] don't test this from your application debugging whatever thing, but just making curl requests. [09:55] https://securityheaders.com/ may also help if that's easier. [09:56] tomreyn: i see this command recommend to test: curl -H "Access-Control-Request-Method: GET" -H "Origin: https://www.google.com.au" --head http://www.example.com.au === margoulin is now known as beaver [09:58] i get the same response from my working endpoint and the endpoint I am moving to [09:59] log your request headers and ensure that all are allowed [10:00] Hi huys [10:00] welcome ekarlso how can we help you? [10:00] anyone here having issues with ubuntu 19.04 and lenovo laptops (I have a P1 which is very new) and sleep / suspend ? My laptop basically reboots or doesnt suspend properly [10:01] ekarlso: on lenovo's we reccomend checking if your firmware is up to date to avoid acpi issues as first [10:02] thsnr: checking that now [10:03] awright: turns out i've fallen behind on those specs, would need to read up. so i can't help. it's obviously not really an ubuntu issue, just because you run some server which uses some modern web technique on ubuntu. but maybe awright can still help. you could also try #nginx (though it's also pretty unrelated there IMO) and some http related channels you can spot using !alis [10:03] ekarlso: some models might have firmware updates in the software centre [10:03] i mean maybe thsnr can still help you, awright ;-) [10:05] tomreyn: thanks for help I do appreciate the effort [10:08] ekarlso: if you run this, it should return your specific lenovo model and current firmware version: journalctl -b | grep 'DMI:' [10:08] "current" as in the one you have installed currently. [10:09] DMI: LENOVO 20MES0YN00/20MES0YN00, BIOS N2EET35W (1.17 ) 12/21/2018 [10:17] looks to be the latest tomreyn [10:17] ekarlso: no, the latest would be 1.21, released apr 2019: https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/products/LAPTOPS-AND-NETBOOKS/THINKPAD-P-SERIES-LAPTOPS/THINKPAD-P1-TYPE-20MD-20ME/20ME/20MES0YN00/downloads/DS504956 [10:18] oh, it's not released via LVFS ? [10:18] lvfs depends on vendors cooperating [10:19] well they have released stuff before there :/ [10:19] Howdy folks [10:23] awright: it also seems to me that nginx is only including the CORS headers for preflight requests. afaik they also need to be present for the actual request [10:24] ok [10:32] ekarlso: after the firmware is up to date, you could also try an LTS version of ubuntu, to compare with the suspend issues on 19.04 [10:33] ekarlso: if those are the same, you can deeper look into logs to troubleshoot [10:34] lotuspsychje: just tried, same issue on both, laptop seemingly goes into suspend with LED going off into the suspend fading cycle then it goes out of suspend without me doing anything [10:34] lotuspsychje: what stuff to look at ? [10:34] ekarlso: dmesg would be a good start [10:35] I just see suspend exit [10:36]