[00:06] Firefishe: did you add the repo to your source.list ? [00:07] sere_: I'm looking into that as we speak. I've been away from debian-based distros for a while. [00:07] Firefishe: that is probably why it wont install [00:07] Firefishe: https://www.linuxuprising.com/2018/05/fix-libpng12-0-missing-in-ubuntu-1804.html [00:08] Firefishe: https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/amd64/libpng12-0/download [00:08] Firefishe: the second one tells you how to add the repo [00:15] ere_: I added it using the repository dialog in synaptic (my old standy), and when I updated it, I tried to type "libpng" in the search box, but nothing came up. I checked that the "ALL" part was selected in the left-column dialog, too, and it still didn't come up. I have the .deb, but it won't install. Let me try to get some pastebin stuff from the situation. [00:17] sere_: Here's the pastebin: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/6k6tHYQwGk/ [00:19] sere_: And here's the contents of the startup script: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/4XrqW4qgvS/ [00:30] sere_: Here's another installation attempt using dpkg: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/F62VRfg72F/ [00:37] Firefishe: give me a sec im going to check the package === max__ is now known as Guest84658 [00:37] sere_: Thank you. [00:39] Firefishe: what distro are you running? [00:40] sere_: 18.04 LTS [00:40] if i wanted to have multiple x86-64 laptop computers communicating with eachother locally via some sort of wired network, what would be the ideal choice for fastest communication between the devices? [00:40] chrisps: for what? [00:41] What is the command line syntax for installing 32-bit libraries (multilib)? [00:41] ia32-libs doesn't seem relevant anymore. [00:42] they need to index a large number of binaries that have debug information and digest them with ghidra to generate function hashes [00:42] Firefishe: lib32z1 [00:43] chrisps: you still haven't answered the question. File shares? shared filesystems? cluster computing? [00:43] i just want to be able to communicate between them via sockets [00:44] chrisps: ok, so put them on the same network? [00:44] could i just wire them all up together with lan cables and that would work? im not very familiar with this subject [00:45] chrisps: use a switch [00:45] chrisps: make sure you have a router or some sort of dhcp/dns server [00:46] chrisps: regardless, you're a bit beyond the scope of this channel. Let us know if you have any issues with Ubuntu. For anything else, try #ubuntu-offtopic or ##linux [00:48] o i tried to join #linux not ##linux before this, thanks for the pointers [00:48] nice [00:48] Firefishe: do you mean sudo dpkg —add-architecture i386 ? [00:51] How do I get a custom resolution when using nvidia drivers on ubuntu 18.04? === SysGhost is now known as SysGh_st [00:57] How do I use custom resolution when using nvidia drivers on ubuntu 18.04? [01:00] leftyfb: Thanks. I actually did that, and I think that name is the most ridiculous shorthand for such a heretofore well-known library set. Sheesh. [01:01] leftyfb: I did find it, but wow! What a name change! [01:03] Firefishe: im trying to compile it now [01:04] Firefishe: are you on 64bit? [01:04] sere_: Relative to your statement about add-architecture, I did see that. However, as for leftyfb's comment regarding "lib32z1" I did install that. Do you think I need to do the other command, too? I've never had to before now. Never even heard of it. [01:04] sere_: Yes, 64bit5 [01:04] 64bit [01:05] sere_: I didn't get the "couldn't find a suitable installation..." error. [01:05] It's just a png library. It *should* just install, and not be relevant unless an application makes a call to it.l [01:05] sere_: I've never had so much problem. [01:08] Firefishe: I installed libpng just fine but still getting error.. trying to work it out [01:15] Firefishe: I got past the error [01:15] error while loading shared libraries: libSM.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [01:18] Firefishe: ok i got it working [01:20] sere_: What do I do? [01:22] Firefishe: one sec [01:22] k [01:24] Firefishe: https://imagebin.ca/v/4hZrrM5q1Y50 [01:25] sere_: I see that it's installed, but I can't see how you got around the problem. There's a lot of business on that screenshot [01:25] busy-nes is what I meant. [01:25] I can't spell today... busy-ness [01:26] im trying to find the files.. i was just showing you [01:26] or use english idiom properly LOL [01:26] sere_: k.. Thanks [01:27] Firefishe: where is your polarnavy folder? [01:27] sere_: /opt/polarnavy, where I've always ran it. [01:27] do I need to make a simlink? [01:27] symlink [01:28] to the libpng.so.0 library? [01:28] libpng12.so.0 rather [01:29] Firefishe: you need to copy libSM.so.6, libICE.so.6, libpng12.so.0 to /opt/polarnavy/ [01:30] Firefishe: i have to be 32bit also [01:30] as symlinks or the libaries, themselves? [01:31] Firefishe: i copied the files themselves but symlinks should work also because the program looks for the dependencies in the polarnavy [01:32] Firefishe: i believe its /opt/polarnavy/bin actually [01:33] Firefishe: all of polarnavy files are in polarnavy/bin for me [01:34] Ubuntu 19.04 after the most recent updates, my laptop freezes now after unplugging the power supply, how to fix? [01:34] sere_: Copying the files now. I'll let you know. [01:36] Firefishe: I got mine from my .steam 32bit runtimes folder. I can send them to you if needed === sysgh0st is now known as SysGhost [01:38] sere_: I think I copied the wrong libraries. https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/YfBm9mswwj/ [01:38] I also can't put my laptop in suspend and hibernate. [01:39] Firefishe: yea you copied the 64bit files [01:39] sere_: Would the 32-bit be under snap? [01:40] Firefishe: not sure what you mean? snapcraft? [01:40] or snapd? [01:41] I have lib32z1 installed [01:41] Firefishe: sudo updatedb [01:41] sere_: Hold on, let me get the directories. I did that. [01:41] sere_: It's how I found them [01:42] Firefishe: I will just send them to you [01:42] sere_: That would work, too. Thanks. [01:42] sere_: But let me pastebin what locations came up with locate. [01:43] Firefishe: ok [01:44] sere_: Here's the paste: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/YpQBv3FGSx/ [01:45] Firefishe: yea i dont see any .32bit files [01:46] sere: I remember when all one had to do was do: `sudo apt-get install ia32-libs' -- Then, do a `sudo ldconfig' -- and you were done. [01:48] Firefishe: i dont know to much about that [01:48] sere_: Got them. Thank you. I'll put them in and see if it works. [01:49] Firefishe: Your Welcome. I can send my hold polarnavy folder if i need to [01:50] sere_: I appreciate that. [01:50] sere_: Let me see if it works, first, though. [01:50] Firefishe: ok cool [01:50] sere_: I've been using this app for years, and I've never had so much trouble with it. [01:51] Firefishe: Ive had trouble in the paste with libpng. Im just glad we figured it out [01:51] past* [01:52] sere_: I don't think the transfer worked. Can you please resend? [01:53] Firefishe: yea if failed. you have to accept it [01:53] Anyone seen an issue were when you go to system settings user accounts and click the unlock button it just flashes and doesnt let you put your password in? [01:57] Casper26: i haven't seen that. which ubuntu version are you running? [01:58] 16.04 desktop [01:58] Tsynk: sounds like acpi issues. can you post the url returned by journalctl -b | nc termbin.com 9999 [01:59] Casper26: what does this return? nc termbin.com 9999 < <(lsb_release -ds;cat /proc/{version,cmdline};echo "$XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP ($XDG_SESSION_TYPE)";) [02:00] it flashes and says authentication attempt unsuccessful please try again and quickly closes [02:01] I PMed it. [02:01] https://termbin.com/88vr [02:02] Casper26: when you run "groups" in a terminal, which groups other than your own are reported? [02:02] I'll be right back. [02:03] adm cdrom sudo dip plugdev lpadmin sambashare vboxusers libvirtd [02:10] Casper26: does this say that ubuntu-desktop is installed? apt search --names-only '^ubuntu-desktop$' [02:12] ubuntu-desktop/xenial-updates,now 1.361.3 amd64 [installed] [02:12] The Ubuntu desktop system [02:14] Tsynk: hmm actualyl this log looks fine, but you don't seem to have tried to suspend there, yet. cn you reboot, login and let the desktop start fully, open any simple application such as gedit or the calculator, and suspend (which will fail), then hold down both AltGr (right hand 'Alt' key) and SysRq, and while doing so, tap the following keys with a 10 second break in between: S U B - then it should reboot (and you can release the keys), then [02:14] come back here and post the system journal again: journalctl -b | nc termbin.com 9999 [02:14] actually post the previous journal then: journalctl -b -1 | nc termbin.com 9999 [02:22] Casper26: can you run this and report the output? md5sum /usr/share/polkit-1/actions/com.canonical.controlcenter.user-accounts.policy [02:22] mine is: [02:22] 6f5841da6b666b8c89435ac62a703994 /usr/share/polkit-1/actions/com.canonical.controlcenter.user-accounts.policy [02:24] 6f5841da6b666b8c89435ac62a703994 /usr/share/polkit-1/actions/com.canonical.controlcenter.user-accounts.policy [02:25] Casper26: are you working directly on this computer or are you logged in removely somehow (vnc, rdp etc.)? [02:26] not remote [02:27] Casper26: can you run "journalctl --follow" in a terminal and leave it running, then try to unlock the user management again? [02:27] Casper26: then press ctrl-c on the terminal and show what was added in the meantime - paste to https://paste.ubuntu.com [02:30] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/f28PhCnjTw/ [02:31] Permissions? [02:33] tomreyn, I do have a log where that failed during a session. [02:34] Casper26: please show the line returned by: ls -l /usr/lib/policykit-1/polkit-agent-helper-1 [02:34] can go here directly if just one line [02:34] Tsynk: good. do you want to share it? [02:35] Yeah, exporting it now. === sere is now known as sere_ [02:35] -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 14864 Mar 27 10:40 /usr/lib/policykit-1/polkit-agent-helper-1 [02:36] Casper26: okay, and now: apt policy policykit-1 | nc termbin.com 9999 [02:38] WARNING: apt does not have a stable CLI interface. Use with caution in scripts. [02:38] no url? [02:39] no [02:39] that's strange [02:40] try this: apt-cache policy policykit-1 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999 [02:40] i noticed that permission is -rwxr-xr-x om another machine i have it is -rwsr-xr-x [02:41] This issue didn't happen until today after I applied some updates. [02:41] https://termbin.com/17ye === NebulaLove is now known as Nebula_ [02:42] Tsynk: so that's suggesting it can be a regression then. can you please file a bug on this: ubuntu-bug linux [02:42] (run this command froma terminal) === Nebula_ is now known as NebulaLove [02:43] tomreyn, run ubuntu-bug linux on the Terminal? [02:43] Tsynk: yes [02:43] Alright. [02:45] Casper26: is it possible that you followed some guide on 'securing your ubuntu' where you were running 'find' to disable the suid / sgid bit on binaries? [02:46] not to my knowledge [02:46] Casper26: because this seems to have happened here. /usr/lib/policykit-1/polkit-agent-helper-1 is the binary which gets called by the user management GUI (and many other settings GUIs) to gain superuser (root) permissions to change these settings. [02:47] this is what permissions on this file look like on my ubuntu 16.04.6 VM: [02:47] -rwsr-xr-x 1 root root 15K Mär 27 15:40 /usr/lib/policykit-1/polkit-agent-helper-1 [02:47] -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 14864 Mar 27 10:40 /usr/lib/policykit-1/polkit-agent-helper-1 [02:47] ^ yours [02:48] note the fourth character differs [02:48] can it be changed back? [02:48] yes, but such should not happen in the first place. i'm wondering wherther you need to file a bug, or whether you changed it yourself [02:49] Is it the place to enquire about Ubuntu problems. I am facing a couple of problems [02:50] After I install Nvidia driver I am unable to login ther is just a black screen [02:50] i may have changed it a couple of days ago virtualbox was having issues because /usr/lib was not owned by root in fixing this i may have run it recursively [02:50] Casper26: to correct it, run: sudo chmod u+s /usr/lib/policykit-1/polkit-agent-helper-1 [02:51] Casper26: this sounds like you should reinstall soon, you most likely have a lot of permissions and ownerships set incorrectly now [02:51] and things such as "/usr/lib was not owned by root" don't happen all of a sudden by themselves [02:52] believe i will [02:52] it suggests that an administrative user made changes with a massive impact without realizing so. [02:52] that fixed my issue by the way [02:53] this very issue, yes, but you'll have a lot more [02:53] tomreyn, I have reported it. [02:53] Thanks for your help. [02:53] Tsynk: thanks for filing bug 1829636 [02:53] bug 1829636 in linux (Ubuntu) "Laptop freezes up after unplugging power supply" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1829636 [02:53] Welcome. [02:55] thanks tomreyn i'll be reinstalling tomorrow appreciate all your help and your time. [02:55] Casper26: you're welcome (and this sounds like a good plan). :) [02:57] Casper26: in the future, if you're unsure whether it's a good idea / safe to make changes in a specific location on your file system, just come here and ask, it's most likely worth it. [02:57] will do ;) [02:58] generally, you shouldn't need to change permissions anywhere other than in your home directory, and maybe /media or /mnt [02:58] !fhs [02:58] An explanation of how files and directories are organized on Ubuntu, and how they can be manipulated, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxFilesystemTreeOverview see also: man hier [02:59] Tsynk: oh and you should also check for a firmware update for your mainboard / computer [03:00] Alright, I will see if HP has one. [03:00] those often solve acpi issues. thise wouldn't explain why this issue is only occurring since the latest updates you installed, but it's possible the same issue was there before and the update only triggers it more badly now than before. [03:08] Tsynk: have you been able to identify the exact HP model? I tried to find out, but without much look. [03:09] this command returns the string i've been working with: journalctl -b | grep 'DMI:' [03:09] but the bottom of your laptop will probably state the real ~5 character model name. [03:10] one of these, i think https://support.hp.com/us-en/products/identify?q=HP%2015%20Notebook%20PC&filter=-1&origin=pdp [03:10] anyways, i'm out for the night, good luck. [03:12] tomreyn, yeah, I still have the sticker that says what it is it. [03:12] HP 15-f233wm === conjo is now known as justaddcoffee [03:16] can someone please help me with my microsd card formatting problem (gparted not working nor is dd command from terminal with elevated priv) see image please https://imgur.com/a/0wyVXHk [03:18] 18.04.2 LTS 4.18.0-20-generic desktop [03:18] check for a write protect switch on the card or adapter [03:19] output error states-Unable to open /dev/sdb read-write (Read-only file system). /dev/sdb has been opened read-only [03:19] thanks jcotton i have jiggled it up down up down tried in all positions to no avail [03:20] you've checked separately on the card and adapter if you're using one? [03:21] i beleive so- the mircro card has no addaptor and the adaptor has a switch which i have played with the next adaptor has no swithch [03:23] let me rewrite sorry for confusioin [03:24] the micro sd card itself has no switch, then the card reader has a switch which i have tried to alter with no luck and then lastly the reader that connects to pc via usb with a card reader plugged into that has no switch to adjust [03:24] any ideas to force the dd [03:25] justaddcoffee: tail -f /var/log/syslog and plugin your device, then pastebin the output please [03:29] just going to give it another minute to populate information [03:29] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/8fjbsX835f/ [03:31] justaddcoffee: is there data on it you cant loose? [03:31] no happy to blast it [03:31] justaddcoffee: try to format it with gparted [03:31] !info gparted | justaddcoffee [03:31] justaddcoffee: gparted (source: gparted): GNOME partition editor. In component main, is optional. Version 0.30.0-3ubuntu2 (bionic), package size 493 kB, installed size 2032 kB [03:32] i have and it fails [03:33] justaddcoffee: mtp-probe: bus: 3, device: 7 was not an MTP device this is mostly not great news [03:34] justaddcoffee: did you try your card in another device? [03:34] hi [03:34] i did and it shows the card as incorrect size 27 instead of 64 === mafuo is now known as idk [03:34] Gigs === idk is now known as idk506 [03:35] justaddcoffee: thats weird indeed, you know the story before this all happened? [03:36] justaddcoffee: wich layout did it have, was it working on another Os? [03:37] its a brand new card that i formatted in the card reader that show the card as wrong size then switched readers showed correct size with unallocated space, so i tried to format and dd the bloody thing and get error about it being opened in read only mode tried unmount and gparted again no joy [03:37] justaddcoffee: did you format it via nautilus? [03:37] no [03:37] should i give it a go [03:38] justaddcoffee: you can try nautilus & disktools sure [03:39] justaddcoffee: but normally, if gparted cant format it, its bad news [03:39] nautalus output this https://imgur.com/a/awaXCXw [03:40] justaddcoffee: i see your card is called, rasp.. did it came out of a Pi or an arm device? [03:42] i renamed the smaller of the two partions during a format https://imgur.com/a/b3wv33J [03:42] justaddcoffee: try to wipe that rasberry partition [03:42] initial one on the other card reader that showed the micro sd card as wrong size [03:43] this it what i get when i try that https://imgur.com/a/ovI30S9 [03:46] justaddcoffee: maybe try to format it via another os or phone? [03:46] Hi people. Can I please inquire as to the angle where Ubuntu may be headed into the future? I mean, is it becoming google-ised, as I presume? [03:46] !discuss | speiros [03:46] speiros: Want to talk about Ubuntu, but don't have a support question? /join #ubuntu-discuss for non-support Ubuntu discussion, or try #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat. Thanks! [03:46] Thanks lotuspsychje [03:47] what do you think of this lotuspsychje https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/ykQQkSqCNT/ [03:47] any ideas why ubuntu qemu guest with QXL graphics just boots to a black screen? [03:48] changing to VGA works, but definitely not a good solution [03:48] justaddcoffee: do you know it it came out another device or Os before? [03:55] no it didnt it was always this one [04:03] Are there more than one configuration file for iptables rules? I had edited some rules in a ufw directory in a file called before.rules (I think). [1]: I don't want to start making a mess if I use iptables command. [2]: I think I prefer to edit files directly with an editor. Which one is right to focus on consistently then? And do I have to migrate my modifacations in before.rules? I want to get right with this then be [04:05] justaddcoffee: try to format it via another Os, if that doesnt work i would return it under warranty to the store [04:23] nino [04:37] is there a way with ufw to write the firewall changes to the config but not apply them to the running kernel, so that the changes only happen after a reboot? [04:40] does uptalbes and ufw have separate files to store firewall rules? Therefore, if I decide to stop using ufw and use iptables instead (i know ufw is a frontend for iptables) and I've made modifacations to rules using ufw -- then do I have to migrate those changes to iptables before disableing ufw? === Randolf is now known as LumberCartel === LumberCartel is now known as Randolf [04:48] I'm trying to get JavaFX working. I've installed Java 11 using apt, and done the same with OpenJFX 11. Java works just fine, but JavaFX is not found by applications that depend on it. What are the additional steps I need to take to get JavaFX to work? Thanks. [04:49] Randolf: can you pastebin the errors to the channel please, volunteers might have an idea whats going on [04:50] I want to disable ufw on my server and quit using it in favor or iptables directly. I've already made some modifications to rules using ufw and I notice there are some files that ufw uses (eg: before.rules, after.rules, etc). If I want to keep the modifications that were made using ufw, do I have to apply the modificatoins in iptables before disabling ufw? [04:52] lotuspsychje: Only two lines show up (separated by the first slash): Error: Could not find or load main class NAME_OF_CLASS / Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javafx/application/Application [04:52] I forgot what to put in sources.list to be able to install update-manager-core when updating from artful 17.10 [04:53] With the default it says artful Release' does not have a Release file. [04:53] !eol | fling see the EOLupgrade tutorial [04:53] fling see the EOLupgrade tutorial: End-Of-Life is when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOL for more info. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades [04:54] * Randolf is AFK for approximately 15 minutes. [04:54] thanks! [04:56] happy2help! [05:16] is it normal for kwin_x11 to use high cpu? [05:21] Morning! im struggling geetting my smb mount to work in fstab, im getting special device does not excist, i am able to mount i from terminal with command nautilus smb://path [05:22] is has 17 characters so i cant mount it from the configuration panel not sure if that has anything todo with it [05:23] so basicly its 2 questions, 1 can a men still open a 17 characters drive from the +other locations in the explorer, and does any one wanne help me out with this fstab [05:25] what did you put into fstab [05:25] /10.3.1.1/library /mnt/library cifs username=htpc,password=xxx,vers=3.0,iocharset=utf8,sec=ntlm 0 0 [05:26] still trying to create a .smb file docs says put it in the /home/username/.smb but i have already a folder called .smb so not sure where to place it, searching on the web as i speak [05:26] needs two slashes at the beginning [05:26] /10.3.1.1/library /mnt/library cifs username=htpc,password=4845488T,vers=3.0,iocharset=utf8,sec=ntlm 0 0 [05:26] i have 2 [05:26] you wrote one [05:26] hexchat just deletes one :) [05:26] //10.3.1.1/library /mnt/library cifs username=htpc,password=4845488T,vers=3.0,iocharset=utf8,sec=ntlm 0 0 [05:28] do you have cifs-utils installed [05:28] yes [05:29] how about smbclient [05:29] let me check, id didnt install any packages related to smb [05:29] i assumed cause when i mount it from terminal it works i didnt need any extra packages [05:30] doing nautilus isn't mounting [05:30] smbclient is installed yes [05:30] ow its just browsing xD ok [05:31] does 'smbclient -L 10.3.1.1' show the library share [05:31] Reconnecting with SMB1 for workgroup listing. [05:31] do_connect: Connection to 10.3.1.1 failed (Error NT_STATUS_RESOURCE_NAME_NOT_FOUND) [05:31] Unable to connect with SMB1 -- no workgroup available [05:32] its still trying to connect from smb 1 mmm thats odd [05:32] windows 10? [05:32] yes [05:33] well there's your problem [05:33] ? i dont understand [05:34] i did ggave the fstab command vers=3 option [05:35] try to get it to mount in command line before putting in fstab [05:36] so thats mount -o \\10.3.1.1\library /mnt/library right? [05:36] first mkdir /mnt/library (sry still learning as we go) [05:36] something like sudo mount -t cifs //10.3.1.1/library /mnt/library user=usr,pass=pw,uid=1000,gid=1000,vers=3.0 [05:37] might need -o before user [05:38] that worked [05:38] indeed with -o [05:38] oh that's easy [05:39] hehe, so how to put it in fstab correctly now xD ill try some things [05:42] same stuff, slightly different order [05:44] ok so i changed it to udo mount -t cifs //10.3.1.1/library /mnt/library -o credentials=/home/iiidefconiii/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,uid=1000,gid=1000,vers=3.0 and it works now going to try egetting it in fstab [05:49] in fstab it gives me mount error 2 now, no such file or directory [05:50] /10.3.1.1/library /mnt/library cifs credentials=/home/iiidefconiii/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,uid=1000,gid=1000,vers=3.0,sec=ntlm 0 0 [05:52] you changed it [05:52] you mean the part of the username password to a credential fils? [05:52] from your line you said worked to the fstab [05:53] yeah the manual mount [05:54] this works: sudo mount -t cifs //10.3.1.1/library /mnt/library -o credentials=/home/iiidefconiii/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,uid=1000,gid=1000,vers=3.0 [05:54] this doesnt: //10.3.1.1/library /mnt/library cifs credentials=/home/iiidefconiii/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,uid=1000,gid=1000,vers=3.0,sec=ntlm 0 0 [05:54] right [05:54] do you see the difference [05:54] im searching :P [05:55] only the sec=ntlm? im missing something else? [05:55] yeah that's what i see [05:56] darn youre right that was it [05:56] thanks many times i was stuggling almost 2 days now xD [05:56] this post says to add that sec=ntlm thing https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently [05:58] ok so i ts not mounted after a reboot [05:58] then when i do sudo mount -a, it works again is this a bug? [05:59] if mount -a works, then fstab works [05:59] any tips where i need to search? i got a idea but... [06:00] i did a chmod 600 on that credential files, maybe that could be the reason? [06:00] maybe you don't have network when it tries to mount [06:00] that could also be it indeed cause its a vm with bridged network, can we put a delay in it? [06:01] i found a parameter _netdev ill try that [06:03] that didnt work argh [06:12] Ben64 got it working //10.3.1.1/library /mnt/library cifs credentials=/home/iiidefconiii/.smbcredentials,iocharset=utf8,uid=1000,gid=1000,vers=3.0,noauto,x-systemd.automount [06:22] hello... just a curiosity question : In my last ubuntu 14.04 i remember installing a kde app required 100s of MB of kde dependencies, In 18.04 such apps are just a couple of mb. Did i accidentally install kde in my system or did something change? [06:24] nedR: that's a good point. I seem to remember the same thing [06:28] Hmm.. just found an app called kde connect on my ubuntu.. i dont remember installing it at all [06:31] nedR: might be native. it's a good one if you have an Android phone [06:32] Franknog, ya it looks cool... i am just creeped out by finding it installed... did i do it? does it come with ubuntu? Did someone else install it? Do i need to get a carbon monoxide sensor? [06:35] nedR: lol reminds me of that guy who heard carnival music no matter where he stood in his apartment [06:52] hi all I usually set environment variables in .bashrc, but for some digitalocean tutorial I remember there was a different file I put them all in... and now I can't remember. Anyone got an idea where you can store environment variables besides .bashrc? [06:56] could someone tell me how to change the brightness on xubuntu there is no opition hurting the eyes [06:56] nm found it /etc/environment [06:56] or a ark them [06:56] or a dark theme [07:00] anyone here hello [07:01] tbrown/ perhaps better asked in #xubuntu or #xfce [07:02] tbrown, settings editor has a number of settings for my displays, but no brightness option exists on mine (my displays don't offer it could eb the reason though) [07:12] <[rg]> password login is disabled by ubuntu server on default? [07:13] [rg]: if nobody knows here, there's always #ubuntu-server [07:13] <[rg]> thanks [07:14] [rg], Are you talking about /etc/ssh/sshd_config and PermitRootLogin without-password ? [07:15] <[rg]> yeah, thst looks like what im after [07:15] "The default is prohibit-password." man sshd_config(5) [07:16] Set it to "PermitRootLogin yes" to get the previous behavior. [07:17] <[rg]> thanks [07:17] <[rg]> tho a user acount had the same issue, but I guess this will fix it [07:17] I always use pwgen -s to generate long random passwords. They aren't going to be guessed by a password guessing attack. And fail2ban will keep the logfile noise to a minimum. [07:18] Check /var/log/auth.log and see what log message is logged about why the access is not being allowed. That will give a clue. [07:19] Because if it is a non-root user being blocked then it won't be PermitRootLogin that is blocking them. [07:22] <[rg]> thanks rwp [07:22] <[rg]> oh it was public-key(denied) [07:22] <[rg]> see the thing is Im trying lxd containers but starting a prompt from exec doesnt give me a tty [07:22] <[rg]> so doing sudo stuff needed -S [07:24] Working without a tty is fun and challenging. So many things will buffer or not prompt then. [07:24] If it is public-key denied then of course that is a different problem. [07:25] <[rg]> how does this setup work? how would I even have got keys on it in the first place? [07:26] <[rg]> interesting it does not come with python === conjo is now known as justaddcoffee [07:32] lotuspsychje, hey champ thanks for all your suggestions and help earlier re formatting my microSD card-turns out i didnt have exfat support installed on my ubuntu 18.04.2 desktop, after i ran a "sudo apt install exfat-fuse exfat-utils " the drive behaved well and was able to format it with out spitting errors [07:33] [rg], If you are talking about some random LXD container then generally containers have a minimum of installation by design. [07:36] lotuspsychje, spoke too soon think its my readers as my fone was able to format it immediatly and mount with correct size [07:40] <[rg]> rwp, the ubuntu 16.04 one, but yeah [07:42] Eric^^ I need the command again to install grub-images again I keep getting an error keep forgitting the command hope fully this is the last time asking lol [07:43] !grub | tbrown bookmark it [07:43] tbrown bookmark it: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 [07:43] dont need windows [07:43] install downgraded verison of ubuntu [07:43] but you need to reconfigure grub, right? [07:44] tbrown: sudo apt-get install grub-images [07:44] Thanks Eric^^ [07:44] Your a life savor [07:49] I need a version 6.0.x of mingw-w64 6.0.x, which was only 5.0.x in 18.04... is it possible to get that version of that package without upgrading my entire system? [07:50] compile from source is always an option if it's not in the repos [07:50] EriC^^ : Am getting an error : travis@travis-latitude2100:~$ sudo apt-get install grub-images Reading Packages Lists... Done Building dependecy tree reading state information.... Done E: Unable to lacate package grub-images [07:51] [rg], I didn't know there was a single one container and no other. I have always built my own containers myself. So they have what I put there nothing more and nothing less. [07:53] !info grub-images [07:54] Package grub-images does not exist in bionic [07:54] !info grub-image [07:54] Package grub-image does not exist in bionic [07:54] tbrown: i think the name was different [07:54] tbrown: sudo apt-get install grub-imageboot [07:55] yep that it lol I did the same dang thing Eric^^ lol thanks [07:55] np [07:56] <[rg]> rwp: that's a smart idea, thanks for the help [07:59] ok after that were do I place the ISO at EriC^^ [08:01] justaddcoffee: tnx for feedback! nice to know! [08:02] tbrown: /boot/images [08:04] I thoight so have to install pcmanfm to give it root permison becuase it not showing on the default file manager [08:05] Hi all. I am getting "recv_socks_reply: Socks proxy returned bad reply" when i try to connect to OpenVPN server via Tor [08:14] hi, i've added 2 disk via raid to /mnt/md0 successfully, now how can i added to /media/mydisks and auto mount after start? [08:28] <_KaszpiR_> autofs [08:29] Hi everyone [08:29] welcome fang, how can we help you? [08:29] I have a question [08:30] yes? [08:30] How to install VS2019 on ubuntu [08:30] ? [08:30] <_KaszpiR_> google [08:30] _KaszpiR_: dont suggest to google as solution please [08:31] fang, see https://computingforgeeks.com/install-visual-studio-code-on-ubuntu-18-04-linux-mint-19/ [08:31] https://itsfoss.com/install-visual-studio-code-ubuntu/ [08:31] fang, but it is not official, I think [08:31] fang, official by microsoft, but not official by ubuntu [08:31] ohch [08:32] <_KaszpiR_> sudo snap install code --classic [08:32] <_KaszpiR_> better? [08:32] yes [08:32] vscode [08:32] yeah [08:32] thank you [08:32] :D [08:33] <_KaszpiR_> It think I should cease to answer such questions [08:33] <_KaszpiR_> *I [08:34] I'm a newbit XD [08:34] *newbie [08:36] 哈喽 [08:36] !cn | zheng [08:36] zheng: 如欲獲得中文的協助，請輸入 /join #ubuntu-cn 或 /join #ubuntu-tw [08:44] fang: does it work for you? [08:48] Sveta: yeah. I download and installed vscode. [09:01] fang: nice [09:16] I tried installing mingw from source and now I've messed up my standard headers files. eg /usr/local/include/stdint.h is now the mingw version which only supports the Win32 target, so I can't build for linux... how do I get the old headers back? [09:18] lone-pine: we dont really support compiling here, we reccomend using the packages from official repos [09:19] lone-pine: can apt-cache search foo help you? [09:19]