[00:34] <plongshot> I want to install this:  https://syncope.apache.org/  on a remote ubuntu 18.04 server (it's a linode).  Will I be able to use the gui interface shown in the screenshots out of the box with only installing syncope?  Or are there other dependencies? If so, what / how?
[00:35] <plongshot> Thanks in advance for any help. It is much appreciated.
[00:36] <teward> plongshot: for the record I am not an expert with Syncope, but in THEORY you should just be able to install the deb and get its GUI, but you would have to consult their documentation for it.
[00:36] <teward> https://syncope.apache.org/docs/2.1/getting-started.html#debian-packages is probably where yo uwant to go for installation questions, etc.
[00:37] <teward> and I don't see the 'screenshots' you are referring to
[00:41] <plongshot> teward: Thanks.   Will check it out.  I like chatting in these places before putting my had to things  It stimulates my mind and gets me in the mood.  :>
[00:41] <teward> plongshot: my two cents?
[00:41] <plongshot> Oh wow. Idk about screenshots but theres a demo  https://syncope.apache.org/demo
[00:41] <plongshot> sure
[00:41] <teward> plongshot: demo suggests it's got web-based components
[00:42] <teward> but I'd deploy this locally in a VM or a container first to 'test' it before you deploy it remotely.  Just a thought.
[00:42] <plongshot> I see how it works now. I
[00:42] <teward> in case something goes wrong.
[00:42] <plongshot> yes exactly  :>
[00:42] <plongshot> I've got an ear to ear grin on my face right now
[03:24] <ruben23> hi there guys how do i used grep command to find any name inside a config on the entire system.? any idea on the command
[03:36] <samba35> what is best and simple way to install/configure systemd-boot on 18.04.2
[07:34] <lordievader> Good morning
[09:53] <Greyztar> hello,all of a sudden my user seems to be able to run commands without using sudo,any tip where to start looking?
[09:54] <Greyztar> i guess some time ago i must have changed something and dont remember ugh
[09:57] <weedmic> you mean commands that would not normally require sudo?  check the ownership/group rights to the file
[09:58] <Greyztar> weedmic, im using systemctl command though which normally should require sudo?I checked sudo file theres no NOPASSWD entry either weird
[10:13] <Greyztar> wasent using the correct command,seems all other systemctl is ok without sudo just try restart sshd or so
[11:08] <weedmic> if i can fish to a server in dolphin, does that mean fstp is on the server?
[11:09] <weedmic> Greyztar: that's a relief b/c I couldn't really thing of anything other than group membership or rights issues
[11:10] <Greyztar> weedmic, yeah sorry sometimes i just tend to mix it up a little thanks for helping though (,")
[11:22] <weedmic> nvm
[12:25] <weedmic> is there a text version of dolphin one could run on a remote server to browse more easily than using konsole cd (want to call this from a script).
[12:54] <uzee> Hi, can I use a local machine to serve as an installation sopurce for preseed?
[12:54] <uzee> *source
[12:55] <uzee> Hi, I've copied the entire contents of the ubuntu 18 server iso to a local machine and am trying to use that machine as the installation source in preseed, for e.g:
[12:55] <uzee> d-i mirror/http/hostname string http://myhost.mydomain
[12:55] <uzee> d-i mirror/http/directory string /ubuntu/ubuntu18
[12:55] <uzee> but the installer gives me an error saying "no kernel modules found" is having the iso copied locally not enough?
[13:49] <coreycb> sahid: nova 17.0.10 uploaded, thanks for that
[13:49] <sahid> cool ack
[16:27] <samba35> how to configure /install systemd-boot ?
[16:27] <samba35> bootctl install ?
[18:40] <Delvien> Have a local dns server, ubuntu-server can ping anything on the network, but the network cannot ping or ssh to the ubuntu-server
[18:44] <lordcirth> Delvien, did you enable ufw or another firewall?
[18:44] <lordcirth> Also, run 'tcpdump' on the server, then try to ping it
[18:49] <Delvien> lordcirth: i have a constant ping going dm
[18:50] <lordcirth> Delvien, and what is the ping result? No route to host?
[18:50] <Delvien> lordcirth: turned off ufw, rebooted, still nothing, something to note: when i initiate a reboot, ping starts responding
[18:50] <sarnold> waaaat
[18:51] <lordcirth> So some service is blocking it that turns off during shutdown
[18:51] <Delvien> tcpdump is not showing anything from lan
[18:51] <sarnold> you haven't assigned an IP address to multiple machines, have you?
[18:51] <Delvien> nope
[18:51] <Delvien> just the one
[18:51] <sarnold> and all the machines agree? :)
[18:52] <Delvien> yep
[18:55] <Delvien> resolved has the correct dns server, and i can make ALL outgoing connections
[18:58] <Delvien> can i just switch to resolv.conf instead of this resolved nonsense?
[18:59] <Delvien> I need a static entry thats it.
[18:59] <lordcirth> resolved is not your problem
[19:00] <lordcirth> Delvien, pastebin "iptables -L" please
[19:03] <Delvien> ok so this is weird
[19:03] <Delvien> i am currently VPNed to the network with the ubuntu-server, windowsservers, debian servers, LXC and dockers can all be connected to while on this same connection, but not the ubuntu server.
[19:04] <sarnold> do you have an ethernet bridge on that system as part of this?
[19:04] <Delvien> i had turned off ufw on the ubuntu server btw
[19:04] <lordcirth> Delvien, is the LAN a /24?
[19:04] <Delvien> yep /24
[19:06] <Delvien> an ethernet bridge on the VM host side, yes
[19:06] <sarnold> an interface connected to an ethernet bridge doesn't have an ip address -- instead the address is assigned to the bridge
[19:07] <Delvien> PCs that are on the network can ping and connect to the ubuntu server
[19:07] <lordcirth> Also, sometimes the bridge can get assigned a different MAC than the interface, and that doesn't work
[19:07] <Delvien> but not this one, thats on the VPN
[19:07] <sarnold> I suspect it could lead to the symptoms you've described here if you've got some configuration that tries to assign the IP to the interface left over from before the bridge was configured
[19:13] <Delvien> sarnold: but then it wouldnt work for any other PC on the network
[19:13] <Delvien> sarnold its specifically not allowing this VPN'ed pc
[19:13] <lordcirth> Delvien, traceroute?
[19:16] <Delvien> goes to gateway, then *  * * till end  (30 hops)
[19:17] <Delvien> whats odd, is that this is the only machine that has this issue, i can access EVERYTHING else on the network, which is why im here, bc it may be a ubuntuserver related problem (not a bug just a config probably)
[19:21] <TJ-> Delvien: the problem only affects the local PC which is VPNed into the remote network?
[19:22] <Delvien> Im on the VPNed pc, trying to connect (via ssh) to the ubuntu server + i cannot ping from the VPNed PC to the ubuntu server
[19:23] <Delvien> I remember running into this like 6 months or so ago with an ubuntu server, and its something to do with dns or a service running
[19:23] <Delvien> unfortunatly "history" didnt go back that far
[19:24] <TJ-> Delvien: sounds like a VPN config issue
[19:24] <TJ-> Delvien: or else *local* firewall/routing on the PC
[19:24] <Delvien> ufw is off
[19:25] <TJ-> Delvien: on the *local* PC, if you "tcdump -ni tunX icmp" and then in another shell, run a ping to one of the GOOD hosts confirm you can see replies, then ping the BAD host
[19:32] <Delvien> " 15:32:01.327377 IP 10.10.11.2 > 10.10.10.12: ICMP echo request, id 18420, seq 26, length 64
[19:32] <Delvien> over and over
[19:33] <Delvien> nothing in my firewall blocking traffic
[19:33] <Delvien> its something with the ubuntu-server configs.
[19:33] <Delvien> or a service
[19:35] <Delvien> As soon as i initate the reboot, it starts responding to ping requests lol
[19:37] <Delvien> what is a negative trust anchor for systemd-resolvd?
[19:39] <lordcirth> Delvien, a domain that DNSSEC is turned off for
[19:42] <Delvien> Stopped target "network is online" seems to be when the ping starts responding when i shut down
[19:43] <lordcirth> Delvien, What Ubuntu version?
[19:44] <Delvien> 18.04.1