[00:19] hi all, i'm trying to get kube-router running on an 18.04 LTS ubuntu cloud image but having troubles with iptables where it claims a chain/target/match doesnt exist. i feel like i'm missing some kernel module but cant figure it out. any guidance on this output? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/RvFXxBvSgk/. thanks [00:24] jforman: I guess it's the wrong time on the day/night. I tried asking a question too earlier [00:36] I am running Proxmox which is based on Debian/Ubuntu but my question isn't directly related to that. I had a NAT setup that stopped working. https://pastebin.com/raw/07dgEBMX [00:37] I have tried logging and everything and it seems the POSTROUTING on the nat table just is never being reached anymore? [00:37] I have no other rules setup except the masquerade. i would love any ideas [00:59] trying to update results in a TON of 404 [00:59] is this related to the whole 32bit thing ? [01:01] JonelethIrenicus: "a TON of 404" sounds like an EOL release , what shows ' lsb_release -a ' ? [01:01] Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS [01:02] E: Release file for http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/bionic-security/InRelease is not valid yet (invalid for another 2h 28min 47s). Updates for this repository will not be applied. [01:02] E: Release file for http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/bionic-updates/InRelease is not valid yet (invalid for another 2h 29min 21s). Updates for this repository will not be applied. [01:02] E: Release file for http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/bionic-backports/InRelease is not valid yet (invalid for another 2h 30min 14s). Updates for this repository will not be applied. [01:03] JonelethIrenicus: Oh your system clock is out of sync. [01:04] seriously? [01:04] thats why? [01:05] wow good catch [01:05] JonelethIrenicus: Yeah real good bet -> "invalid for another 2h 30min 14s" . [01:05] so restricting updates based on geographic location? [01:07] JonelethIrenicus: Not that .. just a bit more security // make sure that the respective data bases are in agreement. [01:16] . [01:17] hey o/ [01:22] everyone sleeping or busy? [01:23] I should be sleeping [01:23] Lost66: hello [01:24] I see qwq [01:24] well, I am here to try my luck to find someone who can help me with an ubuntu server and podman qwq [01:27] try your luck and ask the question while being as descriptive as possible [01:27] in a channel of 1000+ people you never know who might have the answer [01:27] aight [01:30] So I try to run a discord bot, that uses podman and postgres, I could run postgres and the setup, but I can't activate the .service file - it always says " podman-idlerpg.service: Control process exited, code=exited status=125" and Process: 1912 ExecStartPre=/usr/bin/podman build -t idlerpg:latest PATH_TO_IDLERPG (code=exited, status=125), I litera [01:30] lly changed the file now about 40x times with different paths [01:33] Lost66: what does journalctl stay? [01:33] **say [01:34] -- Unit podman-idlerpg.service has begun starting up. [01:34] systemd[1]: podman-idlerpg.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'. [01:35] I changed the path in the .service, dunno why it don't accept it [01:38] you can start the container without systemd tho right? [01:39] why podamn build? not podman start? [01:41] I don't know, I am not the developer, I just want to selfhost it and since the developer is more likely not cooperative, I have to ask everywhere [01:44] Hi there! I had an issue with my trackpad and I installed xserver-xorg-core to resolve this, and this uninstalled a lot of packages. My trackpad now works, but the keyboard works until I login. Thereafter it doesn't work anymore. Do you have ideas on how to solve this? TIA! [01:47] lbracher: ' dpkg -l xserver-xorg-input-libinput ' shows "ii" as fully installed ? [01:49] It says no package corresponds to xserver-xorg-input-libinput [01:50] Do I install it? [01:59] Bashing-om, any ideas? [02:00] Oh, it came back to life mysteriously! [02:00] Thank you! :) [02:01] lbracher: xserver-xorg-input-libinput install resolved ? [02:03] i added a logical volume to fstab and startup hangs with a message that the system is waiting on /dev/mapper/. everything works well when i mount the lv manually and i amended the fstab file in the same way i've done it on non-ubuntu systems. [02:09] "A start job is running for /dev/mapper/vg01-lvname [02:29] what does /lib/systemd/system/local-fs.target say [03:36] what's the best (most native feeling) remote desktop server/client for ubuntu? [03:36] (remoting in ubuntu from cross-platform devices) [03:39] <_h3x4> what key combo for utf8 [03:46] realies: i use vnc just because its very easy to setup and theres plenty of clients available. There are arguments for spice or freerdp. [03:46] once again, i use xvnc because its easy and ships with debian [03:47] aunless you have some specific needs it doesn't matter from my experience. [03:47] KRDC is my favourite linux client [03:48] hello [03:48] this is going to somebody elses android ohone [03:49] the bullshit didnt worrk and now it looks like somebody sits there and configures interfaces manually [03:50] this is public log [03:50] more trash [03:51] what needed to rebuild android from ubuntu [03:51] paid $10 to join the club [03:55] how enter utf8 [03:55] what combo [03:59] running 18.04, can I log in to the default GNOME theme somehow? the cog wheel on the login only has Ubuntu and Ubuntu on Wayland [04:00] sorry, meant 18.04 [04:01] and that's what i've written above 🤷 [04:04] is there a way to pre-install an iso to a drive without actually booting the iso? [04:04] appa: i suppose you could clone an existing installation [04:05] yeah I was thinking that... maybe build a vm and figure out how to convert the vm to an image... I'm sure that's a thing [04:07] yeah you can just mount the VDI and dd --> parition. you would have to maybe configure the bootloader tho [04:08] realies looks like unifont is nmot working [04:09] is freerdp a server or a client? [04:09] i.e. 🤷 [04:09] installed xrdp according to a guide that also wanted mate-core and am confused by what's going on atm :) [04:11] xrdp is a server implementation of microsft RDP [04:11] hello ayew [04:11] realies (forgot to tag you) [04:12] where are you working these days? [04:13] ayew i think i'll just try a better vnc client :/ [04:14] https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-configure-vnc-on-ubuntu-18-04 if you want to setup vnc [04:14] still getting some weird input lag that I would not expect from a VM on the same machine [04:14] ayew, the host provides a VNC server into the ubuntu VM [04:14] oh [04:14] qemu/libvirt [04:15] the client shouldn't make a difference afaik [04:15] in performance [04:15] although i know in some clients KRDC you can lower the bandwidth settings to improve stability [04:15] like KRDC* [04:16] trying tightvnc from a win10 vm on the same host atm lol [04:16] could it be that the ubuntu vm does not have a gpu assigned to it? [04:17] possible if its from a host [04:17] wdym? [04:23] ayew do you speak hausa [04:25] can you make the top bar black when the window is maximised instead of the ubuntu gradient it goes to atm? [04:29] realies: try installing gnome-tweaks [04:30] and gnome-shell [04:30] ChiLLabiS, I think I have the tweaks [04:30] ah ok [04:30] isn't the shell coming by default? [04:31] gnome-chrome-shell or someting.. And then you can download themes from gnomes website [04:31] Hi, im getting the follow mail every night and I'm not sure why: 2019-09-02 23:37:40 1i4zdU-0004rS-7a Failed to create spool file /var/spool/exim4//input//1i4zdU-0004rS-7a-D: Read-only file system [04:31] The file system is not ready only and I haven'T changed the permission of /var/spool/exim4. Could someone let me know what are the correct permissions? [04:32] ChiLLabiS, I need another theme? [04:32] For the topbar yeah [04:32] Though it might change the whole look [04:33] Nevermind me, i'm a newb [04:33] eh :? [04:42] how to activate the theme? do you select the css file? [04:45] In Appearence [04:45] SHell [04:48] didn't know about the .themes folder [04:56] realies: You need some extentions too for it to work. Just install everyone and you can tweak it some more! 'sudo apt install gnome-shell-extension*' [04:56] :) [04:56] I had to reboot some sometimes for it to work properly [04:57] all good, looks awesome [04:59] I removed the dash and only use the topbar :) [05:15] kernel update bionic 5.0.0.27.84 [05:16] can I get sound from Ubuntu over VNC? [05:17] meh, might not be easy... [05:17] trying to get sound from a ubuntu vm over to a win10 box [05:19] Anybody knows if this will be fixed for Bionic? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1838133 [05:19] Launchpad bug 1838133 in linux (Ubuntu Disco) "realtek r8822be kernel module fails after update to linux kernel-headers 5.0.0-21" [Undecided,In progress] [05:32] is it possible to know who downloaded the project on github.com private repository? [05:37] seems like i only have dummy output for audio [05:37] Ouyes_, reask in #github perhaps? [05:38] VNC does not support sound. maybe you can push PulseAudio over SSH [05:41] passed through the chipset audio controller [05:42] now having digital stereo out in the settings but not getting it through via teamviewer [05:44] teamviewer is something different than vnc [05:44] it is [05:44] ask the teamviewer channel perhaps?\ [05:45] Teamviewer uses port 80, where as VNC uses 5900 [05:45] and be careful with both [05:46] ^ PLEASE secure your VNC if you're going to use it. I don't know HOW many people I've seen get jacked up because they didn't have a pass setup on their VNC Server [05:47] I have no issue with ports and security, all I need is sound over the same protocol as the picture [05:48] Teamviewer would be your best bet then [05:49] for some reason it ain't coming through [05:57] both with the chipset audio device and dummy output [06:13] wonder if reinstalling ubuntu would help with that... [06:23] welp, time to reinstall [06:23] what does your /etc/ld.so.conf.d/oiio.conf contain? [06:23] is there a website that lets me look at the file contents within packages? [06:24] in debian jessie it has just /opt/lib/oiio/lib in it [06:24] jaggz is that related to the above? [06:24] realies, aww, no, sorry. [06:24] jaggz: https://packages.ubuntu.com [06:24] aight [06:25] get the source? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openimageio [06:25] (assuming you meant the list of files a package installs) [06:26] i think such config is generated, not static [06:26] geirha, heya :) hrm.. no I'm familiar with that -- but I don't think that lets me look at what's inside one of the files (actually a search for the file isn't even showing me the package.. not sure what I'm doing wrong) [06:27] LVM or not for an Ubuntu VM? [06:27] OerHeks, was worried about that.. [06:27] so, can you confirm that it's the same as my file's contents? [06:28] containing the one path [06:28] oh I'm not in jessie, I'm in buster. [06:29] oh debian, wrong channel? [06:29] OerHeks, no in ubuntu [06:29] a dev for blender wants to know so he can make some stuff compatible I think [06:30] this page says the maintainer is "debian phototools maintainers" though .. seems like it's likely not changed then.. but anyway, if one of you could let me know I'd appreciate it [06:31] realies, yes, that's right. [06:31] rfm, what's right? [06:32] seriously, do none of you have /etc/ld.so.conf.d/oiio.conf or the time (or security knowhow :)) to tell me what your ubuntu version has in it? [06:32] jaggz, i am not going to install it. [06:32] realies, either LVM or not, those are the choices. [06:32] OerHeks, you fall into the first category of not having :) thanks bud [06:32] rfm, was questioning what's best :) [06:34] realies, and I was pointing out that there isn't one best... [06:34] actually I'm not finding any package providing it anywayy [06:34] I don't know where mine came from [06:34] and trying to find packages with the package search for oiio.conf turns up nothing in either debian nor ubuntu [06:34] OerHeks, how did you find openimageio ? [06:35] (how'd you know the file came from or was created by it?) [06:35] looking for oiio.conf gave me a clue [06:36] it is just a config file, genereated by the installer, you could wipe and reinstall to get the original file again [06:36] rfm cool === lalit is now known as lalitmee === nanozz is now known as nanoz [06:52] aaand no sound over teamviewer after reinstalling either [06:53] realies: what exactly are you trying to with catching sound on the remote? [06:53] lotuspsychje, playing soundcloud for example [06:54] realies: you want to remote another pc to hear sound locally? [06:55] I'd like to remote into a Ubuntu VM and hear the sound it plays [07:24] How can I tweak the "Problem Reporting" value from terminal? (Gnome Settings > Privacy) I tried tweaking the following two keys but the value doesn't "graphically change" each time I re-open Gnome Settings [07:24] I hope you understand °_° [07:26] InnerUbuntu: are all the configs in your home owned by your user? "sudo find ~ ! -user $USER" what does that return? [07:30] EriC^^ It returns all the files located in my home folder, but wait: I said "the following two keys" but I actually didn't post them xD [07:30] here they are $ gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.privacy send-software-usage-stats false$ gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.privacy report-technical-problems false [07:31] basically, running these two commands doesnt seem to switch the "Problem Reporting" value [07:32] does anyone know how to configure the default network interface, i mean the one where the default route is added? or is it assigned automatically to the first interface? [07:33] to clarify: i want to be able to configure on which network interface the default route is added [07:33] i search the docs but can't find anything [07:34] InnerUbuntu: are you sure you put a "!" in that command? [07:36] EriC^^ ye but did you understand my problem? I mean, should that command do? Probably I didn't express myself correctly c: [07:36] what should* [07:37] InnerUbuntu: yes i understood what you said, it's clear, however if the config files arent own by you then any changes you make won't be saved [07:38] InnerUbuntu: if you do "gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.privacy send-software-usage-stats" what does it give? [07:38] 'false' [07:38] seems saved then [07:39] ye but I dont have the "feedback" in the "graphical side" [07:39] meaning that Gnome Settings doesn't seem to switch the value [07:39] InnerUbuntu: not all settings are exposed. [07:39] maybe it's just not the right key, that's why im asking [07:41] InnerUbuntu: anyway, try "sudo chown -R $USER:~ ~/" just to make sure the files in your home are owned by you [07:42] ryuo Ik, for example you cant change "Connectivity Checking" value (which is in the Privacy tab as well) using gsettings, its config file is '/var/lib/NetworkManager/NetworkManager-intern.conf' [07:43] sounds like something to override in the system level config. [07:44] how to check what version Ubuntu was installed with? [07:44] EriC^^ chown: invalid group: ‘:~’ [07:44] what's the goal here? disable all automated outgoing connections? [07:44] erle-: "head /etc/apt/sources.list" should say [07:44] (for example I have 19.04, but it was upgraded from supposedly 16.10) [07:44] ryuo being able to tweak privacy settings from terminal [07:44] i see. [07:45] InnerUbuntu: sorry typo, sudo chown -R $USER: ~/ [07:45] EriC^^, but there should be an "official" way, because automatic bug reports also contain this information [07:45] done :D [07:45] the apt.sources can be changed by the user [07:45] erle-: maybe the installer log? [07:45] /var/log/installer [07:45] ls -lt /var/log/installer # gives the install date, or sources list, see commented out cdrom [07:46] also the ...installer/media-source file [07:46] *media-info [07:47] EriC^^ does that command prevent the root user to see my files? [07:47] InnerUbuntu: no [07:47] ok :c [07:47] InnerUbuntu: no. root can see everything that isn't nailed down. [07:48] ok thanks for the info [07:49] EriC^^, I think the media-info is the correct way to go [07:49] thanks a lot [07:50] erle-: no problem [07:58] Ok i've come a step further, basically I ran $ gsettings monitor org.gnome.desktop.privacy and I tried to switch its value using the graphical interface - and nothing happened. At least I'm sure that it's not a key I can modify using gsettings :D [07:59] Maybe it's a setting related to a package such as 'ubuntu-report' or 'ubuntu-bug' or 'whoopsie' or 'apport', which should be all canonical stuff [08:00] you might need to logout/login again to let it take effect? [08:05] Hello! I just installed Ubuntu on my new laptop, and its unable to pick up any external screens I attach to it on HDMI. Could anyone help me with this please? Xrandr doesn't list the external monitor. Log is here: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/mdDtdykhPq/ [08:06] Mathom123, does that laptop have a FN key internal/external/both screens? [08:07] or some machines want the monitor attached before boot [08:07] OerHeks Yes, the laptop has FN keys. [08:07] (asus tuf fx505du) [08:09] fn F9 i guess? https://www.willwork4games.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/asus-tuf-gaming-fx505du-first-impression-02.jpg [08:13] OerHeks It doesn't seem to have any effect. :( (some of my FN keys are working, like volume, but some are not, like keyboard backlight) [08:13] I cannot open the link you sent. :\ [08:14] that was just a screenshot of the keyboard [08:14] anyway, i see you have nvidia onboard ? did you install any driver yet? [08:16] InnerUbuntu: there's some xorg program that has some options, 1 sec [08:16] InnerUbuntu: xdiagnose [08:17] ok I'm installing it [08:17] OerHeks I installed the nvidia driver at additional drivers. I opened nvidia x server, that was behaving strange too (no VGA detected and cannot edit settings) [08:17] InnerUbuntu: oh, i have it installed by default [08:17] InnerUbuntu: are you using wayland or xorg? [08:18] i'm on xorg right now [08:18] I removed it completely in the past so that's probably why I didnt have it [08:19] how can it help? :D [08:21] InnerUbuntu: there's an option to do with program crash reporting in it [08:21] InnerUbuntu: oh nevermind, you want to use the cli to disable right? i forgot :D [08:22] oh :3 [08:26] EriC^^ However, I did some research around the web and from what I've understood I should be fine by removing the 'apport' package, which contains an executable named "apport-bug", renamed "ubuntu-bug" by canonical [08:28] InnerUbuntu: oh ok, cool [08:28] just disable woopsie; sudo systemctl stop/disable whoopsie [08:29] ye, I just have to see if any reporting bug dialog pops up in the near future :|, if it doesnt then i solved :D [08:29] oh I'll try it as well [08:30] OerHeks should I disable it, or was the meant for InnerUbuntu? === aegis- is now known as aegis [08:31] Mathom123, for InnerUbuntu .. [08:32] about your issue, did you try to boot with monitor attached? this sometimes helps [08:33] Mathom123: also maybe try adding some acpi_osi stuff to grub to get all the laptop functions running properly [08:34] Ok let's hope I solved °_° Thanks for your patience and have a nice day <3 [08:34] EriC^^ what options should I add? I tried this script, but after applying, I recieved a black screen and couldn't boot: https://iam.tj/prototype/enhancements/Windows-acpi_osi.html [08:38] Mathom123: what's in grub right now? type "grep LINUX /etc/default/grub" [08:39] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/359ShM9FHJ/ (I had to reinstall Ubuntu, so default) [08:40] Mathom123: ok, type "sudo strings /sys/firmware/acpi/tables/DSDT | grep -i windows" [08:40] what is the latest version of windows there? [08:41] EriC^^ Windows 2015 https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/tVg6Fyp8h6/ [08:41] Mathom123: ok, reboot, hold shift to get grub, then press "e" over ubuntu, go to the line that says linux /boot/vmlinuz ......quiet splash [08:42] Mathom123: after quiet splash type acpi_osi=! acpi_osi="Windows 2015" then press F10 or ctrl+x to boot [08:42] EriC^^ ok, I'll try that now [08:43] Mathom123: also try leaving the hdmi monitor attached as OerHeks said, we can see the xorg log for any clues about it [08:43] it could be a bad EDID or something [08:50] \leave [08:54] EriC^^ I tried adding acpi_osi=! acpi_osi="Windows 2015", but Ubuntu wouldn't boot this way (only seen a purple empty screen for half a minute, then I restarted). I left the HDMI monitor connected, as you asked. [08:57] Mathom123: alright, worth a shot [08:58] Mathom123: what does "sudo lshw -c video" and "cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log" give? [08:59] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/kHbPKmQDzm/ [09:00] Mathom123: got 2 graphics cards in there? [09:01] lotuspsychje I believe i have a dedicated geforce 1660TI and an integreted GPU on my AMD 3750H processor [09:01] <_dbugger> I cant seem to open "Settings" on 18.04... Does anyone know why? I already reinstalled gnome-control-center but it did nothing [09:01] Mathom123: are you using both, or only your nvidia? [09:02] _dbugger: what happens when you launch gnome-control-center from terminal? [09:02] lotuspsychje I have no idea. It's a clean Ubuntu install. I just choose nvidia 430 proprietery driver from additional drivers, and that's all [09:02] Mathom123: has anyone suggested checking if there's a bios update available? [09:02] <_dbugger> lotuspsychje, (gnome-control-center:2514): GLib-CRITICAL **: 11:02:36.801: g_strsplit: assertion 'string != NULL' failed [09:03] _dbugger: doesnt launch from terminal neither? [09:03] ryuo yes, I already updated my bios, because it didn't detect all my RAM. (that fixed it) [09:03] <_dbugger> lotuspsychje, and then I get a segmentation fault (core dump) [09:03] <_dbugger> lotuspsychje, nope [09:03] Mathom123: i see. [09:03] _dbugger: your ubuntu version and kernel version please? [09:04] Mathom123: maybe the cards are conflicting somehow, did you check bios if you can disable onboard graphics? [09:04] <_dbugger> lotuspsychje, "4.15.0-58-generic" for "18.04.1" [09:04] say what? .3 is out now [09:05] lotuspsychje Yes, i didn't find any option for that. (In fact, i don't have too many bios config options even in advanced mode) [09:05] Mathom123: is it picking up the monitor at all? try "udevadm monitor" and plug it in [09:06] Mathom123 EriC^^ maybe amdgpu black list could be worth a shot? since not using onboard graphics? [09:06] EriC^^ No, it doesn't. (i tried Xubuntu yesterday, installed gdm3 on it, that picked it up strangely though, but still couldn't display anything on it) [09:07] Mathom123: hmm [09:07] lotuspsychje I tried amdgpu.dc=0 in bios, but then I booted to a black screen. Or isn't that what you mean by blacklisting? [09:07] Mathom123: maybe a different kernel might help? [09:08] EriC^^ which one do you propose? [09:08] Mathom123: which have you tried? [09:08] Mathom123: type "dpkg -l | grep linux-image" [09:08] EriC^^ none yet, just the newest one that comes with 18.04.3 [09:09] Mathom123: i had an issue lately, it wasnt really the same, i couldnt play any music on my hdmi tv, i ended up using an older kernel from grub and it worked again, maybe it's similar somehow [09:09] oh [09:09] should be 5.0.0-27 on hwe bionic [09:09] lotuspsychje: he is according to xorg log [09:09] EriC^^ [09:09] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/ygymfDWvTw/ [09:09] Mathom123: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1080217/how-to-blacklist-amdgpu-driver [09:10] lotuspsychje: i'm not sure entirely amd blacklist will help, maybe in the future, but right now udev isnt even picking it up O.o [09:10] hmm weird [09:11] <_dbugger> lotuspsychje, that was for me? [09:11] Mathom123: did you try the 4.15 kernel? [09:11] can anyone recommend me a bluetooth 4.0 or 5.0 dongle with aptx that works well in Ubuntu [09:11] Mathom123: also, sorry to ask but you're sure 100% of the cable it's not intermittently working or something? [09:11] _dbugger: can you check if your system is up to date please? [09:12] EriC^^ no problem, sure, I tried it with my previous laptop, it had no problem with the screen [09:12] murthy: this is the only source we have for certified hardware: https://certification.ubuntu.com/ [09:12] Mathom123: oh ok [09:13] murthy: think most dongles should work nicely with blueman or gnome BT, if not you can always file a !bug [09:13] I'll give a try to 4.15 [09:13] Mathom123: alright [09:13] Mathom123: does other drivers show in: ubuntu-drivers list ? [09:13] lotuspsychje: I have a 4.0 bt dongle, but I need a one that has aptx [09:15] murthy: perhaps #ubuntu-offtopic and #ubuntu-discuss you could ask other users for experiences? [09:15] ok [09:17] <_dbugger> lotuspsychje, yes it is [09:17] _dbugger: is your graphics card driver loaded? [09:17] <_dbugger> lotuspsychje, i think so. Any way I can check that? [09:18] _dbugger: sudo lshw -C video, its showing after driver= [09:19] <_dbugger> lotuspsychje, https://hastebin.com/asamucatoh.sh [09:19] _dbugger: ok looks good [09:19] EriC^^ I booted with 4.15 generic. I had no luck with that, also as a bonus, my main displays resolution was reduced to 800x600, and I couldn't change that back to fullHD [09:19] (by main display I mean the laptop screen) [09:20] _dbugger: did this start to segfault after an update? [09:20] <_dbugger> lotuspsychje, i dont know when it started... I just noticed it right now [09:20] _dbugger: but it worked before? can you confirm that? [09:21] <_dbugger> Well, yeah, I mean. I have used my settings before, of course :P [09:21] <_dbugger> just not sure when was the last time [09:21] <_dbugger> probably a long time ago [09:21] Mathom123: another idea rising is the nvidia 430 could cause issues too, did you try another driver version yet? [09:21] _dbugger: could you try booting another kernel and another user please? [09:22] <_dbugger> Well, id like to avoid a restart right now... [09:22] _dbugger: well we could file a bug but..we always want to try debug as much as possible first [09:23] Mathom123: aha [09:23] _dbugger: if another kernel or user doesnt fix this, we can proceed with a bug [09:23] <_dbugger> lotuspsychje, ok, I will try to wrap everything up in the next hour, and try a reboot [09:23] allrighty [09:23] <_dbugger> thanks [09:23] welcome [09:23] Mathom123: did you try "udevadm monitor" by any chance? [09:25] lotuspsychje I haven't I'll try switching between drivers as a last result though. What's strange to me is this line in journalctl : Sep 03 11:19:22 ASUS kernel: nvidia-gpu 0000:01:00.3: i2c timeout error e0000000 [09:25] EriC^^ Yes, but no luck :\ [09:25] Mathom123: as 430 driver is pretty new, id reccomend a switch try to lower version [09:27] Mathom123: maybe if you use some acpi settings like acpi_osi=Linux it might help? [09:28] there was alot of acpi issues in his dmesg for sure [09:28] Mathom123: aha it seems the hdmi on nvidia isnt wired to udevadm [09:28] https://forum.antergos.com/topic/11483/second-hdmi-monitor-is-not-auto-detected/4 [09:29] Mathom123: maybe try a different nvidia driver as lotuspsychje suggested, it might be picking it up but not doing other stuff [09:33] EriC^^ lotuspsychje I have to go to work now, but thank you very much for your help and patience!! :) I will try experimenting with different driver and kernel versions (also might give a shot to 16.04 ubuntu) tonight, and come back if it still doesn't help. [09:33] good luck [09:33] Mathom123: no problem, good luck [09:33] thanks! === Karasu is now known as Raven [10:26] Hi, have a 16.04 server that no longer boots. For some odd reason grub-mkconfig writes root=/dev/sda2 on the latest kernel, all previous versions it's using (and still generating) it by UUID [10:29] nvm, does it because the initrd file is missing, will recreate it [11:14] is this command correct? because it still scans /sharedfolders ... du -h --max-depth=2 --exclude=/sharedfolders/ / >/sharedfolders/TV-Recording/systemplatte.txt [11:14] i want to exclude the folder /sharedfolders ... in this scan [11:17] Surfer2011: try du -h --max-depth=1 --exclude="/sharedfolders/*" / [11:17] *depth=2 [11:18] ok i will try [11:29] Hi folks [11:32] Just doing some spring cleaning on my childs laptop and I see the Ubuntu browser from Ubuntu touch on here. How do I purge all that stuff again? The links Iḿ finding now relate to Android or UBports but this is stuff I put on around the time the BQ E4.5 was released. Thanks. [11:33] Iarla: what version of ubuntu? [11:33] what...version is the laptop running to get that package [11:34] 16.04 LTS [11:34] Iarla, webbrowser-app iirc [11:35] huh, its not in the xenial repos. how the hell did it get installed [11:35] Thanks ioria. Was there a ppa-purge command to just get rid of everything associated with it too? Just a little tight on disk space. [11:35] !info webbrowser-app xenial [11:35] webbrowser-app (source: webbrowser-app): Ubuntu web browser. In component main, is optional. Version 0.23+16.04.20161028-0ubuntu2 (xenial), package size 772 kB, installed size 2220 kB [11:35] ayew: I don remember, but itś possible that this was a 14.04 laptop which was since upgraded. [11:36] Iarla, apt-cache policy webbrowser-app [11:36] ioria: cool command, thank you :) archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial-updates/main amd64 Packages is what comes back. [11:37] Iarla, do you want to remove it ? [11:37] yes [11:37] Iarla, sudo apt purge webbrowser-app [11:37] But.. I was sure the link had ci-train in it when I added the PPA. [11:38] Iarla, apt-cache policy webbrowser-app | nc termbin.com 9999 [11:38] ioria: https://termbin.com/r3bmo [11:39] can someone help me find the problem where my systemdrive diskspace has vanished [11:39] https://pastebin.com/rDBaCDLP [11:39] Iarla, ok, go ahead with the purge cmd [11:42] Surfer2011: try ncdu [11:42] what is ncdu? [11:42] ioria: ppa-purge or apt purge? [11:42] https://pastebin.com/sYG3R3mB [11:43] oh, the one you mentioned above. Thanks. [11:43] Iarla, ok [11:43] Surfer2011: sudo apt install ncdu && sudo ncdu -x / [11:44] After this operation, 94.2 kB of additional disk space will be used. [11:44] E: You don't have enough free space in /var/cache/apt/archives/. [11:44] sry wrong line ^^ [11:45] Surfer2011: sudo apt clean ; sudo apt-get autoremove [11:47] nope nothing changed [11:47] Surfer2011, sudo du -Sh / --exclude=/proc --exclude=/home| sort -rh | head -3 [11:47] it's a 22GB SSD and i put nothing on it (nothing knowingly) besides OMV + OMV-Docker + 7 containers which all run and have mounted volumes on USB disks [11:48] ioria: i should exclude the svr and sharedfolders also ?! [11:48]