[00:01] as good a reason as any to poke the source [00:04] i need an excuse? [00:20] confirmed, rebuilt with the linked patch applied and the issue i'm hitting went away [00:38] what's the latest version of Ubuntu that did not support AHCI, i.e. just before AHCI support was introduced? [00:39] I'm going to guess that AHCI support was there in the first version of ubuntu [00:40] thanks! [00:41] any other ideas how to get Samsung Magician to work on Ubuntu when the BIOS doesn't offer a legacy IDE mode option? or should I try to get WinPE run the windows version of magician? [00:42] what are you tryuing to do? [00:43] Sven_vB: AHCI is the mode the PCI SATA controller is put it at power-on, by firmware. [00:45] sarnold, trying to update the firmware on a SAMSUNG MZ7LN256HMJP [00:45] heh, ahci was in Linux-2.6.12-rc2, at the birth of the git tree.. [00:46] TJ-, does it mean when Grub runs it's already too late to switch to legacy IDE mode? [00:47] most systems I've seen have a toggle to get legacy sata or legacy ide or whatever it was.. [00:47] (in the bios) [00:48] Sven_vB: almost always, yes [00:48] thanks. then I can probably skip experimenting with WinPE. [00:49] sarnold, I know. I wish my BIOS had it. then I could have be done following the vendor tutorial hours ago. [00:49] now it seems I need to transplant the drive [00:59] Sven_vB: what's the ID of the host controller? [01:01] this one? 00:17.0 SATA controller: Intel Corporation Sunrise Point-LP SATA Controller [AHCI mode] (rev 21) [01:02] hello everyone :) Can someone assist me in restricting access to hard drives in ubuntu 16.04? [01:02] sarnold: bug report submitted [01:03] swills: cool, thanks [01:03] valerio_, what are you trying to do, what have you done so far, what did you expect, what happened instead? [01:04] Im trying to restrict access [01:05] Im trying to prevent standard users from accessing hard drives [01:06] valerio_, one easy way would be to physically unplug the disks' power supply. so I assume there are a lot more side conditions. :) [01:06] e.g. why are there standard users in your scenario? what's your use case? [01:07] valerio_: the default settings in /var/lib/polkit-1/localauthority/10-vendor.d/com.ubuntu.desktop.pkla allow people with sudo or admin groups to do disk things. it should be enough to make sure your users aren't in these groups. [01:07] Sven_vB: can you get the controller [vendor:device] ID from "lspci -nn -s 00:17.0 " [01:07] valerio_: if you want something else you'll have to be a lot more specific about what you want [01:07] TJ-, 8086:9d03 [01:10] valerio_, my crystal ball just said you might be running a multi-user system and want to protect a user's home directory from other users' eyes, is that (partially) it? [01:11] right now Im logged in a sudo user. From terminal I went to my media folder. I have two disks plugged in they show up as UUID code [01:12] Sven I had that problem a while ago and I solved it [01:13] I type sudo chmod 770 * but nothing happens [01:13] Sven_vB: see https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/5vGXtrPYCp/ [01:13] All two disks keep having rwx permissions [01:13] valerio_, it seems you like error-prone commands ;) that chmod invocation is bad in many ways [01:14] TJ-, thanks! [01:14] I see that using the ls -la command [01:15] TJ-, so it means there should be a command to switch the controller SATA mode from within Ubuntu? [01:15] valerio_: (a) what filesystem is on those disks? that's probably a vfat filesystem, those don't have unix permissions [01:16] valerio_: (b) doing your testing with a user with sudo privs is probably the wrong approach; log in as a user without sudo privs and see if you can mount the filesystem in the first place. *THAT* is the actual problem you're trying to solve, right? [01:16] both are ntfs [01:17] are the "disks" as you call them, directories? if so, are they mountpoints, too? are they mounted? [01:18] because you might need to change the mount options' umask [01:18] Sven_vB: not a command, but there's code in ahci.c that forcable puts the controller on an Apple MacBook into AHCI mode after the Apple firmware disabled it when booting in BIOS/compatiblity mode - which implies we could create a small hack to allow you to force it [01:19] TJ-, sounds interesting. however, getting the device owner's authorization to hack an undocumented controller command would be more troublesome than transplanting the device. [01:20] latter "device" = disk [01:20] yes they are directories (/media/valerio) and they are mounted [01:20] Sven_vB: I wonder, if you're going to do it often, you might have an easier time to just have a win10 machine around somewhere for these tasks :( [01:20] sorry for my English Im just a beginner and dont know the right gergo [01:20] hey guys just updated my 19.04 server and getting a bunch of strange btrfs errors on my raid drive that crashes boot, if i comment out that mount in fstab it boots fine just wanted to see if anyone else have come across a known issue thats similar. i am still diaging issue, but figured ask here too [01:21] sarnold, I'd prefer Ubuntu, just on anohert computer with a BIOS that has the legacy option. :) [01:22] Sven_vB: when I skimmed the samsung magician manual it made a bunch of refernces to windows but none to running on ubuntu [01:22] Sven_vB: wwhere'd you find a linux version? :) [01:22] sarnold, check the "DC" (data center/"enterprise" = command line) edition [01:23] Sven_vB: AHA! [01:23] cool, thanks. I wonder if I have any samsungs :) [01:23] command line tools aren't meant for consumers, obviously [01:23] the btrfs errors were parent transid verify faled......... open ctree failed..... i am chunck recovering atm... === ExoUNX is now known as c29d6 [01:24] sarnold, also, even with the windows version of Magician, lots of forum threads said to switch to legacy IDE mode, so the AHCI problems don't seem to be OS-specific. [01:40] new problem: how can I get lightdm on xenial to show the user selection before autologin? here's my config and the log: http://paste.debian.net/hidden/2af768cb/ as you see in line 30, auto-login for adam seems to work (the session startup is a separate problem), but why does lightdm care about gitlab-runner (line 26)? [01:42] on the visible side: when lightdm starts, I see the users list for a split second. then it changes to a purple-ish background with the ubuntu circle in the center and the xenial version in the lower left. it doesn't seem to react to escape, enter, space or mouse clicks. [01:44] ooooh I'll have to test whether this is about multi monitor setup [01:45] yeah nevermind, the users menu just moves to the other screen after that initial split second of greatness [01:47] still why does it care about gitlab-runner? [01:48] also how can I make unity-greeter show the users list on all screens? [01:55] hi, is there a way to force snap to use ipv4 like there is for apt-get? Looking for the equivalent of sudo apt-get -o Acquire::ForceIPv4=true install for snap [01:56] mouses: the wiki has me stuck at fakeroot 'debian/rules editconfigs' which doesn't seem to work on 18.04 [01:56] or do I have to disable ipv6 systemwide? [01:56] whoops, ignore that mouses === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:58] the wiki is so ancient for building a kernel [01:58] wtf ubuntu devs, get on ya job [01:59] it's a wiki, fix it :) [02:00] if I knew the answer, I would === c29d6 is now known as uspvca === uspvca is now known as xfuwbdbcpsujpo === xfuwbdbcpsujpo is now known as c29d6 [02:13] sorry I got disconnected [02:13] how do I force snap to use ipv4? It tries ipv6 and then just slowly fails because our network doesn't support ipv6 yet (not my decision) [02:13] alternatively is there a way I could still install discord with apt-get in 18.04? [02:15] probably can fetch it from the normal repos. or add a ppa? i installed discord from the software center [02:16] https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install-discord-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux [02:18] unfortunately snap doesn't work because it only tries the ipv6 connection, which fails and never resorts to testing the ipv4 [02:19] downloading the package manual may work, but will probably create the same issue I have no with every update [02:22] test [02:25] kaddi: hi [02:25] (this is in response to the test) [02:36] Hi [02:37] Please help me, something does not work here: [02:37] root@xcs52t:~# su - user2 [02:37] root@xcs52t:~# [02:37] root@xcs52t:~# su user2 [02:37] root@xcs52t:~# [02:37] whatever I do - I remain root [02:37] I must try a command as "user2" [02:44] try sudo -E -s -u user2 === gorpy is now known as Blaster [02:45] or su --command /bin/bash user2 [02:46] Rojola, the reason probably is that user2 has no useful shell, so you sucessfully become user2, execute the bogus shell and then your user2 session ends. [02:48] Sven_vB, just solved it [02:49] Sven_vB, thank you for your help! [02:49] I made a stupid mistake [02:49] the shell was defined as /bin/false [02:49] as I thought :) [02:49] you're welcome [02:50] Thank you :) [02:54] wasnt the account containers/profiles in ff built in? [02:55] kinghat, firefox profiles and the profile manager are a built-in feature. [02:56] people, please help me, I am devastated. [02:56] I can not log in as "root" user via ProFTPd [02:56] RootLogin is set to "on" [02:56] kinghat, are you looking for "firefox -ProfileManager"? [02:56] anyway, I can not log in [02:57] when I add a new user with the same home directory, I can log in, but I can not edit the files (no rights) [02:57] Rojola, what does proftpds log say? [02:57] Sven_vB, let me check - brb [02:57] nah. i feel like ive seen the multi account container thing before but ive never installed it so i was thinking it is built in. [02:57] ah ok [02:59] Sven_vB, SECURITY VIOLATION: Root login attempted [02:59] Rojola, looks like it didn't see your config change to allow root login [02:59] maybe you need to restart the service? [03:00] albeit I though ProFTPd uses xinetd [03:00] solved [03:01] Sven_vB, the actual error was deeper down [03:01] USER root (Login failed): User in /etc/ftpusers [03:01] thank you Sven_vB [03:02] yeah, and now I am chrooted to /root [03:02] yw [03:02] I am root - why can't I access /var/www ? [03:03] via ftp? [03:03] yes [03:03] check the logs [03:03] oh, yes [03:04] I didn't see why you're using ftp. It's customary to use sftp instead. Sort of like how ssh is used over telnet [03:04] no error messages [03:05] Don't jail yourself [03:05] longus_catus, how would I do that? [03:05] xamithan, that was not my intention [03:05] If you can ssh to a host, you can just sftp user@host and then it's like an ftp client, but over ssh [03:05] Rojola, indeed if your proftpd allows plain ftp, you should forbid that, to help prevent your users from accidentially sending plain passwords. [03:05] Most ftp clients do sftp just fine [03:06] which is ftps, not sftp. but sftp is nice, too. also sshfs. [03:06] let me try - brb [03:07] Error: Received unexpected end-of-file from SFTP server [03:07] Error: Could not connect to server [03:07] I connected to sftp// [03:07] sftp:// [03:08] Can you ssh to it? I don't think ubuntu comes with openssh installed by default [03:08] Did you put in a user [03:08] I can definitely ssh to it [03:08] yes, root [03:11] It looks like root login with ssh is disabled by default. [03:12] or either sftp is disabled on the configs [03:12] not by default on my system [03:12] That can be changed by putting "PermitRootLogin yes" in /etc/ssh/sshd_config and /etc/init.d/ssh restart [03:12] This is probably a bad idea for something exposed to the internet [03:13] Probably better than allowing root to ftp its password unencrypted [03:13] Using a user for this purpose and then changing the ownership (or adding the special user to a group for /var/www that has write permissions) is the more prudent thing to do [03:13] solved! [03:13] in the file: /etc/ssh/sshd_config [03:14] commenting out this: Subsystem sftp /bin/false [03:14] adding this: Subsystem sftp internal-sftp [03:14] 19.04 has Subsystem sftp /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-server by default [03:15] Oh well. It is what it is. [03:15] longus_catus, that's a vserver [03:15] 16.04 [03:20] Does anyone know how I can make an installer for a distro I created based off Ubuntu? [03:20] Besides the obvious automated tools like Linux Respin and Ubuntu Imager [03:31] Thank you again for your help! [03:31] good night! [03:34] Ill change my question: how to disable all usb ports for standard users? My standard user is not in the plugdev group but can access the usb storage anyway. I also tried this procedure https://askubuntu.com/questions/153964/how-do-i-prevent-standard-users-from-using-the-usb-ports [03:34] but it didnt work [03:39] If I already have the HWE kernel installed, what's the correct way to (temporarily) return to running the stock kernel? [03:40] And if I then build DKMS or install kernel modules that depend on the stock kernel, the system is smart enough to ignore them when I boot the HWE kernel again, right? === [b0b] is now known as b0b === BLU is now known as Guest16491 [04:36] is it possible to `mv` overwrite a file, but maintain the original file's ownership & group? [04:37] cp -a [04:38] so cp -a stuff/foo.txt ./foo.txt will overwrite the file, BUT the file will be owned and grouped to whoever the original foo.txt belonged to? [04:40] cp -p can and does preserve the permissions of the file, but it cannot preserve the file's ownership in general. Since you aren't running cp as root, it cannot create files that don't belong to you, or that don't belong to a group that you belong to. [04:42] i can run as root [04:43] i want to discard the original contents of the file, replace it with new file contents, but otherwise keep the exact same ownership & group [04:43] recursively... for a whole directory, if possible [04:48] If the editor being used creates a new file when saving, then there's no way of controlling the owner of the file. I imagine what you probably care about though is ensuring the files remain readable by GROUP? [04:51] I suppose you can always enforce group permissions, which with careful planning and an appropriate umask, can solve most permissions problems. [05:02] :regedit if you would like examples, a more applied explanation, or alternatives that may fit your specific use-case then feel free to reach out. I'm in a lot of different chats which causes some delay in communication. [05:12] Humatiel: thanks muchly! i'm trying things from a different angle at the moment, i'll get back to that soon if efforts still fail [05:20] how to allow port ranges using ufw from 35000 to 35004 [05:20] can i use wild cards? [05:34] am on an old ubuntu 14 i'm trying to move off of... meanwhile i need to perform some tasks on it, but it seems outbound connections keep failing [05:34] apt-get fetch connections fail [05:34] even basic curl commands fail to connect [05:34] anything i can look into about this? [05:35] hangs indefinitely https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/WNJpzL0y/curl%20command [05:35] !14.04 | regedit Repo moved to old-releases ? [05:35] regedit Repo moved to old-releases ?: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (Trusty Tahr) was the 20th release of Ubuntu. !End-of-life was April 25th, 2019. Paid support (ESM) is available. See also !esm, !eol, !eolupgrade [05:39] switching to old-releases sources doesn't seem to help.. the machine itself seems to fail to connect outbound [05:40] Hello :) [05:41] Do anyone have an alternative to TeamViewer QuickSupport? (Free or not does not matter) [05:52] Kendos-Kenlen: whats your end goal? [05:53] lotuspsychje Do some remote support. Our users needs help and we would like to fix the issue from here. I am currently not sure if I we will install it by default on all devices or offer a per-need download yet [05:54] I found anydesk.com as a potential solution but I am also looking for recommendations from people here [05:54] Kendos-Kenlen: remote support also hold security issues, so its good you think this over well, choose the right service for the job [05:55] Kendos-Kenlen: ssh and protect with fail2ban is popular [05:56] The issue with SSH is that our customer are behind university securities and similar. The idea is to keep it as simple as possible. [05:57] Kendos-Kenlen: the security part of router/firewall you need to discuss with the admins of the .edu, egal wich service you will choose [05:57] Kendos-Kenlen: remmina is now default on ubuntu, maybe try that? [05:58] That's true. Thank you! I'll try Remina too. [05:59] Kendos-Kenlen: teamviewer had recently security issues, and is also added on ubuntu via external ppa, so we dont reaaly reccomend/support [05:59] I love when my company sell remote assistance when that has never been worked on and come to ask me when there is an issue "why we cannot fix it remotely?"... T_T [05:59] Kendos-Kenlen: will this be from ubuntu server ==> ubuntu desktops? [05:59] lotuspsychje what kind of security issue was it? [06:00] lotuspsychje I (the operator) work right now on both Ubuntu and Mac but I'll connect to a ubuntu desktop yes. [06:00] Kendos-Kenlen: from another ubuntu-desktop too? [06:01] Yes, there is no server implied. Only desktops. [06:01] Kendos-Kenlen: allright, great to discuss about teamviewer, feel free to proceed in #ubuntu-discuss [06:03] Hiya, i'm on a fresh Kubuntu 18.04 and I'm having difficulties launching snap installed apps. It seems like they are not in my PATH and either i have to use /snap/bin/ or sometimes sudo. Any ideas what might be wrong? [06:04] deanman: yes, alot of maintainers have their snap not built properly, hence the user needs to find the launcher from path [06:05] deanman: we reccomend if you have troubles with a snap, to contact via: snap find snap-name and see the 'contact' to find the maintainer of the snap [06:06] lotuspsychje, It's not a particular snap, it's all snaps hence it makes to believe there is something wrong with the /snap/bin/ path not added correctly to my user's environment [06:08] deanman: that would be weird, as ubuntu has also snaps installed by default for example: calculator, can you try launching that? [06:08] deanman: or gnome-logs [06:10] lotuspsychje, I'm Kubuntu and calculator nor gnome-logs are installed by default. For example I've installed slack and hexchat and to launch them i have to prepend the /snap/bin path [06:11] deanman: aha sorry missed the kubuntu part [06:13] deanman: maybe that is worth a bug then [06:13] deanman: ubuntu-bug snapd from terminal and describe your story please, feel free to paste us the bug # after [06:29] lotuspsychje, on it, thank you very much [06:42] hi [06:42] I've been having this lingering issue for a month now [06:42] and I haven't been able to identify the root cause of it [06:42] and it is really annoying [06:43] the problem is that after I login, the purple screen stays for like 10 seconds and then the desktop appears [06:44] this slowness becomes specially annoying considering that I have an SSD drive it is supposed to boot up very fast [06:45] I tried the systemd-analyze and it was revealed that perhaps the network wait service and the plymouth service are at fault [06:46] !enter | sentiment: which ubuntu? which gpu? also [06:46] sentiment: which ubuntu? which gpu? also: Please try and keep as much of your info as possible on ONE line - easier to follow for everyone. [06:46] but I couldn't figure out the correct solution [06:46] alright [06:46] Ubuntu 18.04, 4.18.0-21-generic [06:47] gpu: radeon 4650 [06:47] !enter | sentiment: missed the part about this? please read again [06:47] sentiment: missed the part about this? please read again: Please try and keep as much of your info as possible on ONE line - easier to follow for everyone. [06:48] I saw that, I hit ctrl-shift-v and it was entered as a new line. No big deal. sorry again [06:49] sentiment: check with journalctl if there are any excessive errors or warning produced by gnome shell or a related process, immediately after login. get to terminal and type `journalctl --since '10 seconds ago'` [06:51] as for the SSD... in certain circumstances it can actally become dog slow. like for example if it's full to the brim and the firmware has hard time moving and copying sectors on write. [07:01] sentiment: of press F1 to switch to text mode boot, to see where it bottlenecks [07:02] blackflow: how are errors indicated? [07:02] there are alot of messages for sure [07:03] blackflow: the SSD has alot of free space and it is also pretty new [07:03] just over month old [07:03] deanman: thank you for taking your time to bug #1832675 [07:03] bug 1832675 in snapd (Ubuntu) "On a fresh install of Kubuntu and fish shell my snaps are not in PATH" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1832675 [07:04] sentiment: !pastebing | well you could pastebin that output, post the URL here [07:04] !pastebin [07:04] 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. [07:04] lol [07:05] bbl sorry [07:05] deanman: please also elaborate more details in your bug description, like you tryed installing hexchat and several snaps etc === peter-bittner1 is now known as peter-bittner [07:12] greetings, I just noticed that my daily apt-get update is not listing all my repos. eg. I don't see universe anymore. [07:13] lotuspsychje, doen [07:14] thank you deanman [07:15] deanman: another idea to fasten bug solving, maybe share this with other #kubuntu users? [07:24] isomari: is it enabled? please check /etc/apt/sources.list or via "Software & Updates" app, "Ubuntu Software" tab. [07:25] blackflow: yes it's enabled. [07:27] lotuspsychje, sure thing [07:27] Hello all, I'm using MySQL as backend. I've a master and slave Qt application running on 2 systems. Slave application connects to master db remotely. I'm on MySQL 5.7.26. I'm using mysql-community-server on Ubuntu 16.04. libmysqlclient crashes on yaSSL::Sessions::add (this=0x0, ssl=...) when the slave system tries to reconnect to master. The same crash does not happen if I disable SSL (skip_ssl). Is this a bug in MySQL or yaSSL ? [07:28] deanman: could join in #kubuntu [07:31] isomari: can you pastebin both /etc/apt/sources.list and the output of `apt update`? [07:31] blackflow: 1 sec ... [07:35] blackflow: waiting for an upgrade to finish before I can apt update again .......... === axy is now known as mia [07:41] blackflow: https://pastebin.com/Kvc1a3Lc [07:41] isomari: I can't visit that. Can you please use paste.ubuntu.com? [07:43] blackflow: ok ..... === mIk3_09 is now known as mIk3_08 [07:46] blackflow: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/ykdZGT6PzM/ [07:53] isomari: yeah well that only shows you have up to date repo database [07:53] blackflow: why am I not seeing universe and multiverse? [07:54] because there are no changes in those repos since your last update? [07:54] blackflow: ok. I thought I would see it scanning them. [07:55] not scanning but downloading the database updates. if there are none, then... [07:55] blackflow: I C. thanks [08:19] Did something change with localhost in 19.04? It seems I'm unable to create ssh proxies using ssh -D, for localhost. [08:20] I might use ssh -D, and then using chromium with --proxy-server setting, but it seems localhost will never be using the socks proxy, just target my local machine. [08:20] Tested in both chromium, chrome, firefox, socks-proxy localhost doesn't work. [08:20] I've used that before for remote systems no problem. [08:20] MarkusDBX: define "unable" [08:21] when using a socks proxy with chromium. All urls is using that socks proxy, but not "localhost", I get the localhost of my local machine. I except the localhost of the remote machine. [08:21] also, elaborate which of the two is actually the case: a) you can't open the ssh tunnel, or b) you can but then eg. firefox can't/won't use it? [08:21] ssh tunnel works, socks proxy works [08:21] for all urls except localhost [08:22] there is no "localhost" of the remote machine. "localhost" is the default hostname for 127.0.0.1 [08:22] well yeah, iirc that is the defautl config in firefox. ignore "localhost" hostnames for the socks proxy [08:22] yeah, but when using a socks proxy, it should use the localhost of the remote machine, if using ssh -D [08:22] it has worked that way for a long ti,e. [08:22] *time [08:22] blackflow: ah, I see. [08:23] blackflow: I don't use firefox so much, it might have been there for a long time [08:23] I guess it's chromium, that I use a lot that has added that setting [08:23] more recently [08:23] again, there is no "localhost of the remote machine". "localhost" is just a name. exactly the same name as "google.com" is, with the only difference that it is predefined by default in your /etc/hosts [08:24] well if localhost is defined in the /etc/hosts of the remote machine, it should work when using ssh -D to the remote machine [08:25] Any one have idea about ndtrack? [08:25] But probably a browser setting in that case, that has been default in firefox for the longest of time. [08:25] Its been taking all my cpu utilisation on the server [08:27] More than 100% [08:28] Its been great if someone will give brief..as i am killing ndtrack command and its always started and taking the cpu utilisation [08:28] MarkusDBX: yes, iirc "localhost" is exempt by default. you can turn that off / remove the exception [08:28] I tried searching on google but didnt find any satisfied answer [08:30] blackflow: great, thanks. that clearifies a lot [08:30] blackflow: now I just need to find that setting for chromium, any ideas? [08:31] blackflow: do you know what setting to look for in firefox, some "name of the setting"? [08:32] MarkusDBX: it's all in the network settings page of FF, dunno about chromium, check the command line options help, as that's the only way iirc [08:34] how can I know how big (in GB) are bionic main main-updates universe and multiverse please? [08:34] are you asking how many gb those repositories are using? [08:35] yes [08:35] is there a way to know without downloading them? [08:35] why would you need to download the entire repo?? [08:35] mirroring [08:36] ah. makes sense. [08:36] https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-create-a-ubuntu-repository-server [08:37] per the 4th bullet; approx 2TB [08:37] halp [08:37] I've got the following line in my fstab: /home/vagrant/dartagnan/composer/vendor /vagrant/dartagnan-api/vendor/ none x-systemd.requires=/vagrant,bind 0 0 [08:38] Now my FS is read only [08:38] WTF? [08:38] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors or this michele [08:39] cfhowlett: yep, but that is not divided by repo (main, main-updates, etc) [08:39] DevAntoine: tried adding ,rw after bind? [08:40] blackflow: well, I cannot edit the fstab anymore :,D [08:40] mount -o remont,rw / [08:40] But I don't understand what's happening, because this mount doesn't touch the FS. [08:40] *remount [08:42] blackflow: it did the trick, thanks! [08:42] But I don't understand why, can you tell me more please? [08:43] I have no idea what happened there. [08:43] maybe there are clues in the journal or dmesg. is there a coincidental fs error so kernel remounted root ro? [09:08] BlackDex: EXT4-fs (sda1): re-mounted. Opts: (null) [09:16] hey guys [09:16] is it popssible to install the new gnome theme on ubuntu 18.04 LTS [09:17] mia= you mean the community theme?? [09:17] nope [09:17] new gtk4 theme [09:18] Can anyone suggest a text suggest keyboard for linux, similar to T9 functionality on the mobile phones? [09:19] mia= details of the theme?? [09:19] hello, I'm trying to use systemd for mount of the partitions and directories [09:19] blackflow: Hello again [09:19] I'm gonna paste the journalctl result [09:20] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/MVcZsqTBJz/ [09:20] cfhowlett, https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2019/01/adwaita-gtk-refresh [09:20] syslog say systemd[1]: var-www-html.mount: Mount process exited, code=exited, status=32/n/a [09:20] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/McmpFzwtt4/ [09:20] this is ^^ syslog [09:20] directories won't mount and break other mount [09:20] Also I'd love to know what text editor this is: https://youtu.be/izM_vUPV00Y?t=56 -- looks like a native gnome thing [09:21] mia= it's a theme. the article lists "how to" install. what is the problem?? [09:21] what to do? [09:21] cfhowlett, the newest version of the theme (as far as I read) uses GTK4 --- which isn't here for ubuntu 10.04 I believe ? [09:21] blackflow: lotuspsychje https://gist.github.com/no149/eb94f33b3ef67e8b6c554adc80e7c27f [09:21] the slow login issue [09:22] mia= one would think so. try it??? [09:22] !crosspost | yuradoc [09:22] yuradoc: Please don't ask the same question in multiple Ubuntu channels at the same time. Many helpers are in more than one channel and it's not fair to them or the other people seeking support. [09:23] I see some error lines in there. For example: JS ERROR: Gio.DBusError: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NameHasNoOwner: Could not get owner of name 'org.freed [09:23] getUniqueBusNameSync@/usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/ubuntu-appindicators@ubuntu.com/util.js:58:20 [09:23] traverseBusNames/<@/usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/ubuntu-appindicators@ubuntu.com/util.js:82:34 [09:23] use a pastebin sentiment [09:23] sorry, it's in the link I posted above. I just wanted to point it out here [09:23] it's line 11 [09:24] What's this text editor? https://youtu.be/izM_vUPV00Y?t=56 [09:24] it takes 3 seconds for the gnome shell to starwt lotuspsychje [09:25] ok, sorry ubottu. I thought #ubuntu is common, #kubuntu is more special [09:25] also systemd-analyze reports this (just two lines): [09:25] Startup finished in 3.803s (kernel) + 24.076s (userspace) = 27.879s [09:25] graphical.target reached after 18.029s in userspace [09:25] that's why i placed question in both [09:27] sorry again [09:28] but how to make systemd recognize folder [09:43] are those errors related to the slow login? [09:44] also judging by those seconds, gnome termnal server is also slow to start [09:45] greetings, what is the network tool that shows me the speed of each nic in a bond? [09:45] however the systemd-analyse reports the graphical target taking 9.8 seconds to get reached [09:45] took [09:46] !crosspost | isomari [09:46] isomari: Please don't ask the same question in multiple Ubuntu channels at the same time. Many helpers are in more than one channel and it's not fair to them or the other people seeking support. [09:46] isomari: can't tracert be used? [09:46] lotuspsychje: sorry, didn't think of that. [09:47] sentiment: whats the hardware this runs on? [09:47] lotuspsychje: does journalctl report reflect the systemd-analyze's? [09:48] https://imagebin.ca/v/4kRlOYcnLtML [09:49] gpu:radeon 4650, cpu: athlon x2 5400+, ram: 4gb dual channel 667mhz, OS disk: SSD SATAII, user disk: 7200 rpm HDD [09:50] then i don't see an unusually slow login taking place there [09:50] but it's unusually slow, Windows wouldn't behave like that. [09:51] isn't 10 seconds unusual for an SSD disk?! [09:52] the purple screen getting stuck for almost that many seconds sounds like a problem [09:52] why do you think so tomreyn ? [09:53] sentiment: you cant confuse kernel boot & userspace time [09:53] are you implying it is by design? [09:53] tomreyn: ^ [09:53] lotuspsychje: the numbers were related to gnome and graphical target [09:53] sounds pretty much the same to me [09:53] sentiment: are you talking about the gnome shell login? after you login there, it takes ~10 seconds to reach the desktop? [09:54]