[00:03] no need for oibaf ppa no more, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-amdgpu [00:04] with latest cards just use 18.04 + HWE, or jump to 19.04 [00:04] ok thank you [00:04] !hwe [00:04] The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [00:05] and there is hwe-edge, but that could be too buggy [00:05] OK - Thanks All. I now have "StartUp Disk Creator" or also named "Make a Startup Disk" on my Xubuntu. And Yes - I prefer a GUI. But thanks - I will try it. Rufus was really easy to use.. [00:06] edge will give kernel 5.x, which will be in edge when 18.04.3 comes out in august [00:06] https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/linux-meta-hwe-edge [00:15] Even if you think my questions sometimes are stupid or simple just remember that I have now told alot of my friends about the state Linux/Ubuntu is in these days. I tried it many years ago but it was too much manual work to get it functional. Now it mostly just works. So bare with me for a while.. :) [00:16] Hi Thror [00:17] i'm looking for help w/ "greyed out VPN" for the GUI (lubuntu 16.04) [00:18] jakeajake: lubuntu 16.04 is EOL. You need to upgrade to 18.04 or higher. [00:19] i see. [00:19] Ok [00:19] suppose i could update w/ the Dist upgrade cmd? [00:19] looking for an LTS distro [00:19] right, lubuntu gives 3 years [00:19] do-release-upgrade is the best approach [00:20] what happens when you update, jakeajake ? maybe a message to upgrade ? [00:20] returns a print re: package name [00:20] "sudo do-release-upgrade" [00:21] Checking for a new Ubuntu release [00:21] No new release found. [00:22] jakeajake: "lsb_release -a | pastebinit" [00:23] jakeajake: Also Check /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades for what it is set for. [00:25] eickmeyer, thinking i'm going to do a fresh install. [00:26] jakeajake: Ok, if you feel that's the best way. https://lubuntu.me [00:26] is there a good terminal multiplexer (i.e., more stable and programmable than screen) that can divide my terminal in a top half and bottom half, and in each half offer me independent selection of which of my many shells I want to view and control? [00:27] !info byobu | Sven_vB [00:27] Sven_vB: byobu (source: byobu): text window manager, shell multiplexer, integrated DevOps environment. In component main, is optional. Version 5.125-0ubuntu1 (bionic), package size 101 kB, installed size 650 kB [00:27] thanks! I'll try that [00:29] Will I get the new "Plasma 5.16" if I install a newly downloaded Ubuntustudio .iso? I read about "Plasma 5.16" in : https://kubuntu.org/news/plasma-5-16-for-disco-19-04-available-in-backports-ppa/ [00:31] Thr0r: Only if you're running 19.04 and you add that backports PPA. Ubuntu Studio's DE is Xfce. If you want Plasma as your desktop, best to download/install Kubuntu and add Ubuntu Studio via Ubuntu Studio Installer. [00:31] thank you Eickmeyer. [00:31] !ubuntustudio-installer | Thr0r [00:31] Thr0r: Ubuntu Studio Installer is an app that can be used to add Ubuntu Studio's benefits to an existing Ubuntu (or official flavor) installation, or add additional packages. For more info, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/UbuntuStudioInstaller [00:31] byenow [00:32] that plasma 5.16 need the kubuntu backports ppa .. interesting if that works with studio https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2019/06/kde-plasma-5-16-features-upgrade [00:33] Eickmeyer: Ok - Thanks - Will try it! [00:33] OerHeks: It does. [00:33] * Eickmeyer has firsthand knowledge [00:33] oke, thanks for confirmation :-D [00:33] i was just thinking out loud [00:33] hehe [00:34] but still interesting [00:34] Eickmeyer: I have copied all the info from you and will try if it works and is good [00:34] Thr0r: Good luck! [00:34] Eickmeyer :) [00:41] is it possible to add an executable to the PATH under a different name? [00:41] what are you trying to do? [00:42] I need to be able to type blender28 to run /opt/blender/blender-2.80/blender [00:43] adding to PATH is not the solution.. [00:43] why that word specficailly? [00:43] "To run the tests locally, your system should be modified to include blender279b and blender28 as shell scripts" [00:44] try sudo ln -s /opt/blender/blender-2.80/blender /usr/local/bin/blender28 [00:44] Eickmeyer, I guess I should use tmux as the byobu backend? [00:46] sarnold: oh yeah thanks [00:46] wondows: did that work for you? [00:48] sarnold: yes [00:48] Sven_vB: That's the default, and it works quite nicely. [00:49] Eickmeyer, so I was able to make byobu split my screen into a bottom half and top half, and have each run a shell. that's how far I was with tmux as well. now how do I open a new shell in the bottom half? [00:49] Sven_vB: There's a built-in help. Should do it automatically. [00:51] Eickmeyer, it launched one shell when I split the window. however, I can't find in the help how to open more shells and select which of them is shown in the bottom half. [00:51] for now all I can find in the help is what tmux can do as well, just not the things I want. ;) [00:51] F1 will open the help in your active shell. [00:51] wondows: great! :) thanks for reporting back [00:52] Eickmeyer: Kubuntu 19,04 is only avail in 64-bit.. And I guess Plasma 5,16 is not avail on the Kubuntu 32-bit 18,04 LTS? (Is Ubuntu planning to leave 32-bit computers?). [00:52] Thr0r: 32-bit is no longer supported. [00:53] Thr0r: is your hardware 32bit? [00:53] Thr0r: No, Plasma 5.16 is not available for 18.04. [00:53] Eickmeyer, seems I'm still blind. could you give me another hint? I also tried creating a new window but that's tmux's notion of a window. [00:54] Sven_vB: That's all I've got. [00:54] Sven_vB: Since byobu is a frontend for tmux, that's to be expected. [00:54] Eickmeyer, oh. then I guess byobu can't do it either. :( [00:54] so my original question is open again. [00:55] sveta: Just one of them - Was thinking of trying out Plasma 5,16 on that but thats fine - it's an old THinkpad T43p [00:55] Thr0r, are you wedded to ubuntu? [00:56] Thr0r, you already answered [00:56] Thr0r: you could perhaps check several other distributions, compiling this may be a bit hard with qt deps and other things [00:57] Thr0r, yes sveta is correct, other distros aka fedor I believe still offer 32bit [00:57] fedora [00:57] Hello. I have a super-weird problem [00:58] in Libreoffice writer, when I copy figure (3) [for example], then paste in another file, I get figure (4) instead! [00:59] Ubuntivity, let me try that here, hold on [00:59] Ubuntivity: Support for libreoffice is in #libreoffice. [01:00] sveta: coz_: Thanks - but I already run Xubuntu on my 32-bit systems and it works fine. Not "wedded" to Ubuntu but it just feels good for me - and excellent support aswell.. I wanted to try out a new desktop - that's all. [01:00] Ubuntivity: you can select the field and press F9 to update the number [01:00] Ubuntivity: can you? [01:01] Thr0r: ok [01:01] Ubuntivity, cannot reproduce it here, a mentioned $libreoffice is a better resource [01:01] Eickmeyer: I've asked there too, thanks for the notice. [01:01] sveta: could not understand what you mean. [01:01] Thr0r, understood [01:01] Ubuntivity: select the figure number and press the F9 key on your keyboard [01:01] coz_: Try copying from a .docx document with several figures in it. [01:02] Thr0r: even though there's no 32-bit installer for 18.04, we'll try to support as much of 18.04 LTS on 32 bit for as long as we can. I wouldn't be surprised if we can't keep the browsers going through the whole lifetime of 18.04. [01:02] Ubuntivity, ok let me try however #libreoffice is the better place to be [01:03] sveta: I believe this is irrelevant to my issue. My issue is that the next figure is being actually copied to the clipboard. And if I copy the last figure (where there is no next one) then paste; I get a blank object with a lego-brick symbol and a number only. [01:05] Ubuntivity, again no luck in reproducing, are you also in the #libreoffice channel>? [01:06] coz_: Yes. I'll provide my file there [01:07] Ubuntivity, cool [01:09] i think you need to save those figures on disk first, drag and drop would give those empty items indeed [01:09] ?? [01:09] in libreoffice [01:10] sarnold: Ok - I will try to install the Kubuntu 18,04,2 LTS on one of my 32 bit laptops. I am kind of curious how it is.. At the same time I will have a chance to try out the Linux bootable USB creator.. "Startup Disk Creator". [01:10] OerHeks: empty item is only on the last figure, the figre before the last is acutally pasting the last figure! [01:13] coz_: Any method to send you my file? Its jus 47KB. [01:14] Ubuntivity, you can pastebin it, although I have not done that often enough to guide you [01:15] Ubuntivity, other methods, agan I am not familiar with [01:15] ddropbox? [01:16] Ubuntivity, no one in #libreoffice has dealt with this? [01:17] screenshot? imgur [01:17] coz_: sveta is investigating my issue there.. [01:18] OerHeks: no, .docx file. [01:18] Is Plasma 5,16 much different than Kubuntu 18,04,2 LTS? [01:18] coz_: actually I could upload it here: https://filebin.net/xfi7xc57w6ztc2w5/RESULTS.docx?t=n2uzt3mh [01:18] ok [01:19] Ubuntivity, let me check it here [01:19] * Ubuntivity uses LibreOffice 5.1.6.2 on Ubuntu 16.04 [01:20] Thanks, coz_. Try copying figures into another new Writer document. [01:20] Ubuntivity, I am on 6.2.4.2.0 I believe [01:20] let me check to be sure [01:20] coz_: It won't hurt to try it anyway. [01:20] Ubuntivity, yep Version: 6.2.4.2.0+ [01:21] Do the figures get copied correctly into another file? coz_ [01:21] Ubuntivity, I am going to pvt message you first [01:21] OK [01:37] mmmmm [01:38] Do you know..... [01:38] * Ubuntivity waiting for signalsout to complete the sentence.. [01:38] The muffin man! [01:40] Fyi! I read "Planet Ubuntu" for Ubuntu news in rss reader Liferea - Recommended.. Source is "http://planet.ubuntu.com/rss20.xml" .. [01:44] What is the latest LibreOffice available in repo for Ubuntu 16.04? [01:45] Ubuntivity: 6.2.4.2 is in a snap https://snapcraft.io/libreoffice and 5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial7 is in a deb [01:47] sarnold: whats the latest on apt-get? [01:48] Ubuntivity: that's the 5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial7 version [01:50] Thanks sarnold [02:08] ,,,The installer of Kbuntu is pretty nice - All Flavours should use it. And the Bootable USB creator - sudo apt-get install usb-creator-gtk - Application work even better than Rufus on Windows. So Thanks. === TheMesquito_ is now known as TheMesquito [02:19] Thr0r, have fun! [02:23] OerHeks: I will - Maybe I can somehow install the Old Studio stuff on top of the new Kubuntu 18,04,2 LTS. I will soon find out. [02:24] Thr0r: You'll need the Ubuntu Studio Backports for that with 18.04. [02:27] Eickmeyer: Ok - And how do I get that? Sure there is a guide for that? [02:27] !ubuntustudio-backports | Thr0r [02:27] Thr0r: The Ubuntu Studio Backports PPA is required for users of Ubuntu Studio to receive LTS support for Ubuntu Studio 18.04, and for #ubuntustudio to support users of Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and its flavors using !jack. For more info, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/BackportsPPA, !ubuntustudio-controls, and !ubuntustudio-installer [02:31] Eickmeyer: OK -Your answer has been logged and I will look into that and the answer from this ubottu - I suspect that is some kind of Robot.. [02:32] Thr0r: Yes, ubottu is a bot. [02:32] ubottu: Thanks! [02:32] You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-) [02:33] ubottu: You are wrong [02:33] Thr0r: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [02:34] :) ha ha [02:46] Добро пожаловать на Интрнацональный DC хаб с поддержкой UTF-8 и TLS (полным шифрованием данных и поддержкой всех символов). [02:46] Welcome on International Advanced Direct Connect Hub with TLS and UTF-8 supported. [02:46] Таблица Символов Юникода - https://unicode-table.com [02:46] Группа в ВКонтакте - https://vk.com/dchubone [02:46] Адрес хаба - adcs://dchub.one:411 [02:48] say, what actually happens when i suspend the computer with power button? is it a low power sleep? [02:49] It puts all your data into ram and switches off other hardware components such as hard disk [02:49] (and your screen) [02:49] Yes sleep uses less power [02:51] ...The number of updates and the size of all updates somehow tells me that the .iso image of Kubuntu 18,04,2 LTS needs to be updated.. This will take forever... [02:52] !op | Kuleshov [02:52] Kuleshov: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, genii, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, bazhang, chu, dax === Evie is now known as AnotherForkInThe === AnotherForkInThe is now known as Evie [03:13] my PC just hard powered off, wouldn't turn back on for a bit. the cpu cooler was hot enough to burn me. where can i go look at logs about this event? [03:20] Gallomimia, if it's a hardware event; and hardware turned machine off - usually the running OS isn't told (eg. cpu can shutdown if temperature hits threashold, it just grounds a pin & PSU shuts system down; your machine logs may contain logs prior to shutdown event, but not usually event) [03:23] not seeing much in a grep command i found [03:23] Gallomimia, clean your fans?? [03:23] i actually just stood a desk fan next to the case with the lid off [03:25] Gallomimia, hardware logs is where I'd look, not OS logs (enterprise grade hardware keep great logs, consumer grade often little-none) [03:25] naw its consumer grade [03:28] Gallomimia: does the PC usually have the lid off? If so be aware that often the lid being on is required to force the airflow to the places it is needed. Secondly, if a thermal overheat event occurred that could be due to problems with the firmware<>OS interface not correctly operating the fans. You can monitor the state of temperatures with the lm-sensors package, and the 'sensors' tool (before it crashes, [03:28] to see trends) [03:29] it only happened this one time, and it was after taxing it heavy with multiple reloads of a game under proton [03:30] Gallomimia: ahhh... still, shouldn't happen at all, OS should manage things and throttle CPUs... but it could have been the GPU and if that isn't monitored it could cause a hard shutdown [03:30] my burned thumb thinks it was the cpu [03:31] it's cooled right off now. but the heatpipe on the cpu cooler was really really hot [03:33] can't seem to find anything that shows me fan speeds. [03:33] but they do throttle up when it gets taxed [03:34] ubuntu 16.04 used to have them... [03:34] as for the lid being off, this lid has 2 grates in it for 140mm fans so, really don't think it being off or on is going to be an issue === [b0b] is now known as b0b [03:36] Gallomimia: "inxi -Fxz" sometimes shows fan-speed, if it is supported on your computer.. [03:36] ta [03:39] no fanspeed there. oh well [03:40] temperature is reported in the CPU at 18 and 20 now. there's a deskfan blasting at it, and it's cooling off in my room too [03:40] thanks everyone for the information and concern [03:40] i'll go after some dust too [03:41] Only time I've seem temperature problems was the GPU hitting 90C and CPU 105C :) === sveta is now known as Sveta [05:14] !ping | cfhowlett [05:14] cfhowlett: pong! [05:15] yowza ^3 lotuspsychje [05:15] seems IRC is behaving today :) [05:15] yay [05:27] anyone have an idea why I don't get terminal colors for the user@computername when using PuTTY? things like ls and neofetch show color properly [05:29] nshire: what does echo "$TERM" output when you're logged in via putty? [05:30] nshire: that depends on the PS1/PS2 etc configured by the shell [05:30] geirha, xterm [05:32] nshire: Ok, sounds like .bashrc isn't getting read then. Do you have a file named ".bash_profile" in your homedir? ls -l ~/.bash_profile [05:35] I don't [05:35] just history, logout, rc [05:35] have you made any changes to .bashrc or .profile? [05:36] I haven't made any edits, no [05:38] oh right, the default test in .bashrc checks if $TERM matches xterm-color or *-256color [05:38] before adding colour to the prompt [05:39] btw just to be clear-color does work when logged in locally [05:39] just not over ssh [05:40] so the question is whether putty can be configured to report a different TERM variable, such as xterm-256color, or whether you should include xterm in that test in .bashrc [05:43] I think there's a setting for that [05:43] let me see [05:44] currently it was already set to allow xterm-256 color mode [05:45] keep in mind that if you change putty's default configuration, it won't affect already saved sessions, you have to make the same changes there === beaver_ is now known as beaver [07:09] Hello, I just pulled ubuntu-18.04-server-cloudimg-amd64.img from cloud-images.ubuntu.com, after running Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA1 i got a hash mismatch on local image vs https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/releases/18.04/release/SHA1SUMS [07:10] local sha1 hash == 6CF38F236E220BB475681C61961F731958757D16 online hash == 6771621708ffa9ebe48d910ebe11442c78618853 [07:11] A tad confused rn and don't want to create any unneccesary panic, trying to understand why i'd get a hash mismatch [07:14] phyrexia: is the file of correct size in raw (not mega, giga, ...) bytes? [07:14] phyrexia: 6771621708ffa9ebe48d910ebe11442c78618853 bionic-server-cloudimg-amd64.img [07:14] maybe you downloaded and/or checksum'd incorrectly? [07:15] blackflow: let me check, filesize seems to differ 3MB local image vs what's listed on https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/releases/18.04/release/ for some reason. Let me redownload. [07:16] removing local image and redownloading, will update. [07:19] blackflow: Redownloaded image, hash matches now [07:19] not sure what went wrong during the download [07:20] Thanks for the help [07:20] You too Ben64 [07:20] phyrexia: some mirrors can glitch like that. I've had very frequent issues with OSUOSL for example (for another distro) [07:20] took several redownloads to get the correct thing [07:21] phyrexia: that's why checksums exist, good looking out [07:22] !cookie | phyrexia [07:22] phyrexia: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [07:22] First time i had hash mismatches, wasn't sure what to think of it [07:30] hey all, I have a, again, a weird freaking thing that I need done.. I need to find a way of doing wide-band noise reduction on my microphone array, particularly, I need to reduce the noise of server fans [07:32] I can find 10,000 articles on enabling echo cancellation.. that's nice and all but this isn't an echo.. it's an external sound === KaitoDAumoto is now known as KaitoDaumoto === KaitoDaumoto is now known as BertyCo === BertyCo is now known as BertyCoX [07:51] gartral: you're on a hiding to nothing; eliminate the fans or move the microphones [08:19] hi - regarding the new 'ping of death' - i.e https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/KnowledgeBase/SACKPanic [08:19] Is it good enough to just install the latest kernel ? Or do I need to install the new kernel and use 'net.ipv4.tcp_sack = 0' ? [08:20] yossarianuk: no [08:21] tachikomas: do you mean I just need to install the updated kernel ? [08:22] The latest kernel doesnt fix it yet [08:22] please read https://github.com/Netflix/security-bulletins/blob/master/advisories/third-party/2019-001.md [08:22] but according to -> https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2019/CVE-2019-11477.html [08:23] the fix is in : released (4.18.0-22.23) [08:23] when I have [08:23] *which* i have [08:23] have you read what i send you ? [08:23] that only patches 2 of them. the third one isn't included yet. [08:23] https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2019/CVE-2019-11479.html [08:24] uh the third one is for FreeBSD [08:24] really ? [08:24] ah sorry, missed the link, and I have read it [08:24] : CVE-2019-11479: Excess Resource Consumption Due to Low MSS Values (all Linux versions) [08:24] (or did you not mean the sack slowness RACK TCP stack thing?) [08:24] 11477 and 11478 are in the new ubuntu kenrel update [08:24] they are [08:24] I see - it fixes some of the issues not all - CVE-2019-11477 is the higher threat if I am not mistaken ... [08:25] ah you mean fourth then, on the netflix github [08:25] if you read a bit the article, the mss filter is the same mitigation that the 2 previous ones. [08:27] right. [08:28] there are three facets to this, all mitigated with the same measure (drop low mss packets and disable tcp mtu probing): panic, slowness and resource exhaustion. the first two are patched in the kernel, the third requires the mitigation for now. the fourth is FreeBSD specific. [08:31] does somebody knows how i can use json file to export data in image files exif? [08:32] i just downloaded my instragram photos but instagram dosnt support exif.. all the metadata is one json file [08:34] why are you in ubuntu asking how to use instagram ? [08:36] also, you dont have any exifs into instagram pictures [08:40] blackflow: so updating the kernel + using 'net.ipv4.tcp_sack 0' should do it ? [08:40] no. [08:40] read again [08:40] you need a iptables filter [08:40] iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcpmss --mss 1:500 -j DROP ? [08:40] depend of you conrig [08:40] config [08:41] but most likely yes. [08:41] from -> https://github.com/Netflix/security-bulletins/blob/master/advisories/third-party/2019-001/block-low-mss/iptables.txt [08:41] sounds good. [08:41] also be sure of the probing [08:43] achikomas: thanks for your advice ! [08:44] your welcome === jmcgnh_ is now known as jmcgnh [09:01] grady: libimage-exiftool-perl === jmcgnh_ is now known as jmcgnh [09:09] tj can't remove the fans can't move the mics. [09:29] I spent two hours fixing non-trivial stuff I thought was related to software but turned out to be BIOS reset of uEFI mode to windows [09:30] blob problems [09:33] is there a way to tame apparmor-notify, it keeps throwing 1000s of notifications per min over clamd (in complain mode) and breaks the screen? [09:39] sudo service apparmor reload [09:39] resets all the tracked profiles [09:39] give it a try [09:50] hello [09:58] welcome to ubuntu support pksonikal [09:59] yvyz: thanks [10:03] np [10:06] it still keeps posting 100s of those [10:07] I think it is best to disable apparmor-notify and configure exim for emailing logs [10:08] there are other programs that are configured for notify-send and I will probably miss those notifications [10:49] HJi everyone. I have a "ceph-monitor" user and a 'ceph' user on my machine. The one was created by me and the other one created by the ceph installation. However I am having issues because the "ceph-monitor" cant seem to gain access to the "ceph"'s files. How can I make all 'ceph' file accessable and writeable by 'ceph-monitor' === lotus|i5 is now known as lotuspsychje [10:52] Hi folks === mIk3_09 is now known as mIk3_08 === md_5- is now known as md_5 [11:38] anyone having trouble with au.archive.ubuntu.com [11:39] TJ-: please check private message === kuanyui__ is now known as sarashina [12:54] is there a serious downside to disabling systemd-resolved ? [12:56] zophyx, only if you have DNS setting enabled there [12:57] they're commented by default [12:58] BluesKaj, i tried to put DNS=x.x.x.x in the systemd-resolved config file but it didn't work [12:58] 8.8.8.8 [12:59] well, systemd-resolved used the cable system provided dns server, but not my DNS entry in the config file [12:59] so i disabled systemd-resolved [13:00] zophyx, I assume you deleted the comments (#) [13:00] sure [13:01] ok, perhaps your ISP DNS takes precedence in the router/modem [13:34] I want to setup a gateway in 18.04, but iirc 18 doesn't use /etc/network/interfaces ? [13:34] My current config on 16.04 is https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/ppXtWpJyx7/ [13:34] Any help converting? [13:42] JuJUBee: https://www.ascinc.com/blog/linux/how-to-build-a-simple-router-with-ubuntu-server-18-04-1-lts-bionic-beaver/ # first result on google for "ubuntu 18.04 router" === laptop20 is now known as laptop2 [13:46] What is the name of the IRC channel where the folks that are responsible for keeping the Ubuntu SW "Shop" updated are? [13:48] Thr0r: #ubuntu-devel maybe [13:49] Thr0r: here's a list of all the channels: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList [13:51] Hello, I have a kind of weird question: When I ssh to a server, for some reason it turns out I end up in a screen session [13:52] However I don't remember ever setting this up. How can I find what config file is leading to screen starting on log in? [13:52] nathdwek: look in ~/.bashrc [13:52] nathdwek: or $SHELL [13:53] leftyfb: yeah I did that already [13:53] That's what I meant by "I don't remember setting this up" [13:53] nathdwek: what version of ubuntu is the server running? [13:53] My dotfiles are versioned, there shouldn't be anything in there [13:54] Worse, my bashrc normally starts tmux up [13:54] but since $TERM is screen, it doesn't [13:54] 16.04R2 [13:54] R2? [13:54] my bad, [13:54] nathdwek: nc termbin.com 9999 < <(lsb_release -ds;cat /proc/{version,cmdline};) [13:55] 16.04.6 LTS [13:55] the hello message ends up with 18.04.2 is available so I mangled the 2 [13:55] leftyfb, thanks a bunch [13:55] M_aD: OK - That's a long list - Like looking for the "needle".. Thanks [13:56] leftyb: https://termbin.com/mwh3 [13:57] I'll try bomb: suggestion - #ubuntu-devel [13:57] where it gets weirder is that it feels like the usual screen (not a power user of screen) commands do not work. [13:58] It's like screen is running with some heavily customized config from somewhere [14:07] Hi, i have 2 monitors with icons on both desktop areas, but in shell in /home/user/Desktop only is showed icons from one monitor, why? sorry disturb and thanks in adv. [14:09] maybe is extended....let me check [14:09] Sorry network issues [14:09] leftyfb: if I may, any advice? [14:20] a lot help, im afraid :/ [14:21] nathdwek: I would start by grepping all your dot files in your home and everything in /etc for -i "screen" === ianychoi_ is now known as ianychoi [14:27] Can anybody tell me what package owns the file /etc/apparmor.d/abstractions/ubuntu-browsers.d/firefox, if any? [14:29] leftyfb: ok that was my approach [14:30] hoped I would find something smarter to do... [14:31] jollydutchman maybe apparmor :) , try apparmor-notify is usefull [14:31] hiyosilver: Negative: https://packages.ubuntu.com/disco/amd64/apparmor/filelist [14:31] jollydutchman: `dpkg -S ` === bomb is now known as bombBADCONNECTIO [14:32] I have also looked in firefox, apparmor-profiles, and apparmor-profiles-extra. None of them appear to contain that file [14:33] However, it is referenced at /etc/apparmor.d/usr.bin.fireofx on line 285: #include [14:33] maybe is created on hot way [14:33] Does the # not indicate a comment? I don't know what the syntax is for AppArmor profiles. [14:35] im on ubuntu 18.04 and Xorg is crashing like this: https://bpaste.net/show/3628090e0d14 [14:35] anyone has any idea how to fix this? [14:36] Use Wayland lol [14:37] is wayland stable enough to use already? [14:37] It's the default session for Gnome [14:37] like for gamming, nvidia proprietary drivers? [14:38] how could I save arandr config? [14:38] to do permament changes [14:38] Canonical actually made it the default for 17.10. They only reverted for 18.04 because enterprise, and that's a LTS release [14:38] arandr won't work, but you can configure persistent monitor setup in system settings [14:38] well i will give it a try... [14:38] Nvidia drivers are good to go as far as I'm aware [14:39] jollydutchman do u hace doc about it? [14:39] It's included in the default installation. Just give it a try and see how you like it === rory is now known as guest [14:49] wayland doesnt load the nvidia drivers at all [14:53] is libc-2.27 the right version i should have on ubuntu 18.04.2 ? [14:54] i keep getting those crashes and logged out after some time [14:54] mattfly: version is -> 2.27-3ubuntu1 [14:55] what is the package name [14:58] libc6:amd64 [14:58] or libc6:i386 (32bit) [14:59] do a 'dpkg -l |grep libc6:amd64' [15:06] Hi All, I've a system with Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS kernel and now i want to downgrade to Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS, is there any command to achieve this? [15:10] the recommendation is not to do it [15:11] sub526: you're moving out of "this is supported" area, and in the wrong direction, too [15:11] sub526, downgrading is a bad idea, and 14.04 is EOL. Why would you want to do that? [15:15] yossarianuk: https://bpaste.net/show/6569e1ac9a89 [15:16] i think i have the right thing? [15:18] what does "env LD_LIBRARY_PATH=./" do? [15:19] avrdude: what version of ubuntu and what exactly are you trying to accomplish? [15:19] mattfly: looks right [15:20] nobody else is having those issues, that include Xorg crashing? [15:21] leftyfb: I'm just seeing this in a script and wondering what it means/does === Colti is now known as Vincenco [15:23] If I want to encrypt my home directory (or even full disk) after installing Ubuntu (i am on 18.04.2 desktop), is there a sane way to do this? I found some instructions, but they're from 2017 and I also found a stackoverflow response saying that it can be buggy (but even that's from about a year ago). Is the process still fraught with danger? === SimonNL is now known as SimonNL_Afk [15:46] how do I find out what user a service runs as? [15:46] Forty-3, read it's .service file [15:46] and if it doesn't set User= ? [15:47] Then presumably root. You can also just look in ps/top/htop [15:47] hm, I am trying to set up bind, and the service can't open the rndc key [15:47] I have it chowned to bind:bind and cmod'd to 640 [15:47] like the one in /etc/bind [15:48] Forty-3: the error in th esyslog shows the user [15:48] for bind [15:48] and it depends if you're running it in a chroot [15:48] not running in chroot [15:49] how do you know ? [15:49] ok, from the logs it says "running as: named -f -u bind [15:49] because I didn't set one up [15:49] and from the ubuntu wiki you need to do that manually [15:49] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BIND9ServerHowto [15:49] Forty-3: there is a default config for different packages [15:49] ok - so the user is "bind" [15:49]