[00:00] https://i.postimg.cc/htYRjYzt/Screenshot-from-2019-09-04-02-59-27.png [00:13] sarnold: not findign iproute2 [00:13] sarnold: is it called another way from the terminal? [00:13] JonelethIrenicus: it should be installed by default everywhere; check dpkg -l iproute2 [00:14] sarnold: oh it is just "ip" [00:14] JonelethIrenicus: there's a handful of different tools in the iproute2 package; ip and ss are the 'main' ones, but there's a handful of other commands [00:14] ahh ok === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin === xeon is now known as bqq [01:25] hello, with ufw i would like to set a rule that allows ssh traffic only from a certain ip range. but i cant get the syntax right. instead of "ufw allow ssh" i tried variations of "allow ssh from". how can i do that, please? [01:25] what does ubuntu use for dns? [01:25] I don't see a running process, but it says 127.0.0.11:53 [01:30] cluelessperson: that'll be systemd-resolved [01:31] sarnold I don't think this is systemd [01:31] uh [01:31] * cluelessperson looks [01:33] cluelessperson: oh. uh. you might be right. sigh. I read too quickly. I think something running on 127.0.0.11:53 is likely to be a local tool [01:36] paddy have you looked in /etc/ssh/sshd_config? Try ListenAdress in there [01:36] ChiLLabiS: paddy left a few minutes after asking [01:36] Ah [01:36] missed it [01:36] Thanks for the notice :) [01:37] heh yeah it's too easy to have a conversation with someone who's gone missing [01:37] ChiLLabiS: btw do you know you can use tab to complete nicknames? pad would have completed to 'paddy' when the client was still connected, but doesn't do anything once the client is gone [01:38] it's an easy and cheap way to either notice that someone's gon emissing, or, more often, accidentally tell someone else something :) [01:38] True, i usually do that writing to people.. Dunno why i didn't now [01:39] cool cool [01:41] Can anyone help me set my static IP on 18.04? Netplan and straight ifconfig aren't working properly and I've read so many guides and SO answers that aren't working for me [01:41] !netplan | lincoln16 start here [01:41] lincoln16 start here: Netplan is a network configuration abstraction renderer which uses YAML descriptions of a network to work with either a NetworkManager or Systemd-networkd "renderer". More information at https://netplan.io/ [01:41] lincoln16: if you pastebin your netplan config someone'll probably be able to give it a look [01:44] Pastebin sarnold https://pastebin.com/kyAXYGV2 [01:45] !netplan [01:45] Netplan is a network configuration abstraction renderer which uses YAML descriptions of a network to work with either a NetworkManager or Systemd-networkd "renderer". More information at https://netplan.io/ [01:48] lincoln16: alright, I can't spot anything that looks funny there.. does the IP get assigned? does the default route get assigned? DNS servers? [01:50] The ip gets picked up in ifconfig [01:50] when I do ip route, there are two default lines so is that the problem? [01:51] oh weird. I've only ever seen a single 'default' line.. [01:51] can you pastebin the ip route output? [01:51] shows `default via 128.61.96.1 dev em1 onlink` and `default 128.61.96.1 dev em1 proto static` [01:52] I can pastbin the rest [01:53] the rest has to do with docker and bridges and stuff that aren't related [01:54] of the three machines I've got easy access to, I don't have a line like your default 128.61.96.1 dev em1 proto static .. [01:54] but there's every chance that those three machines are funny because they've all got loing historical baggage before netplan [01:55] I dropped them with `ip route del ...` but still no connection after `netplan apply` [01:56] did they come back after netplan apply? [01:57] `default 128.61.96.1 dev em1 proto static` came back [02:00] lincoln16: hmm.. this section of the faq suggests that with multiple interfaces that a 'routes' key should be used instead: https://netplan.io/examples#using-multiple-addresses-with-multiple-gateways [02:00] .. instead of 'gateway4' [02:05] sarnold I changed around my yaml and no dice 🥺 [02:06] lincoln16 :( [02:07] I've been messing around with this for hours [02:07] lincoln16: can you file a bug against the netplan.io source package? ubuntu-bug netplan.io ought to do the trick [02:08] I can. Is there a workaround without netplan to get this thing working? [02:09] lincoln16: we have users that purge netplan, and go oldskool but.. [02:09] lincoln16: i've left netplan unconfigured and just configured networkd directly. i gave up trying to get it to work for some of the more unusual network setups. [02:09] since its evolution, think netplan will stick a while with ubuntu [02:10] i intend to try netplan again in 20.04, but for 18.04 i shelved it. [02:10] lincoln16: I think lotuspsychje's suggestion is the easy way to get you working again; something like apt install ifupdown netplan.io- [02:10] I had some concoction working last night. Reboot messed that all up and now I have a networking headache [02:11] lincoln16: then you can go back to /etc/network/interfaces as usual [02:11] even trying to use Networkd didn't work when I tried it earlier [02:12] lincoln16: there are also tons of netplan examples out there, maybe you should dig a bit deeper before you throw it out? https://vitux.com/how-to-configure-networking-with-netplan-on-ubuntu/ [02:12] lincoln16: what's your network configuration? maybe i can help. [02:12] @ryuo [02:13] i had to use an esoteric configuration because of how my server host does IP assignment... the gateway wasn't on the same network as my allocation so i had to defined the routes in an unusual way. [02:13] otherwise the kernel would reject the default gateway as unreachable. [02:13] heh at least in this case the gateway *is* within the cidr block [02:14] I've registered for a static ip from my univ that's all they gave me. its possible my gateways or something are messed up that's beyond my CS background [02:14] yea, because my host gives /32 and /128 addresses. [02:14] I had to doublecheck with wa since /20 is a funny one that I can't do in my head :) https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=128.61.104.220%2F20 [02:15] lincoln16: and you've gotten it to work before? [02:15] it was working last night [02:15] what happens if you leave it unconfigured? are you able to set it up manually? [02:15] although with all the spaghetti I threw at the wall with netplan and ifconfig and Networkd it's impossible to recall what worked [02:16] been there done that :( [02:16] i've moved on to using 'ip', but w/e works for you. [02:16] (not with netplan, but the general problem :) [02:18] I can try using `ip`. sucks because most resources online just use netplan [02:18] lincoln16: well, can you undo your configurations and we can try starting from scratch? [02:19] first need to figure out how to even get it working before thinking of configuring it permanently... [02:19] like delete my netplan yaml and remove ifconfig entries? [02:19] uh... if you're using ifconfig from something that runs during boot [02:20] i wanted to try starting from a fresh state. sometimes stale settings can confound this process. [02:20] ~shrug no clue what's happening [02:20] me either, but i'm not there so what else can you do? [02:20] I can undo configs and try to see what else we can do [02:21] sure. [02:22] lincoln16: it might help leaving a: journalctl -f running while your playing, maybe the logs will help you understand better whats happening [02:24] alright configs are gone (I hope) and journalctl is running [02:24] did you reboot? [02:24] yep [02:24] ok... what were you told to do to configure it? [02:24] or what were you given [02:26] I got an IP and that was basically it [02:26] didn't they at least give you a default gateway? [02:26] Switching to DHCP has let me ping google, but will that keep my static IP [02:26] nope :)) [02:27] ... [02:27] uh... hm. [02:27] are the static IP and DHCP one in the same network? [02:27] i'm wondering if you could reuse the default gateway from DHCP. [02:28] i could determine it if you gave me the CIDR of both. [02:28] DHCP is currently giving me the same IP as I was trying to set for static [02:28] ... interesting. [02:29] Maybe I just have to set it to DHCP and since they have my MAC address they'll just route that? [02:29] `curl ipecho.net/plain` gave me back the static IP I'm wanting [02:29] well, it's possible they could be just giving you the same allocation each time. [02:30] so it's kinda static. [02:30] if so, just set DHCP and forget it. [02:30] Weird. I'll reboot to see if it sticks [02:30] otherwise, you could grab the network settings DHCP is using and set it manually. [02:30] I can SSH in so that's working [02:30] yeah that at least gives me some settings to copy from [02:31] it's not unusual at all. dnsmasq does the same. it tries to assign the same IP address to each client with their unique settings. [02:31] it uses their supplied hostname, mac address, and other identifying information to calculate an assignment. [02:33] I guess that's maybe what my univ is doing. I'll check after reboot [02:34] getting a nice IP storm after posting here :) thanks 119.33.64.223 [02:34] sounds like they chose to give you just an IP address so you'd know how to reach it and were using DHCP to give it an allocation from a range of addresses reserved for static allocations. [02:35] lincoln16: did the address change before you requested this? [02:36] That makes sense [02:36] if so, you could just leave it as DHCP and not mess with this. [02:37] It's been the same, so I'll just let it be and see if any spiders fall out in a bit [02:39] reboot is holding IP so DHCP is the way to go! [03:12] [03:27] Hey guys [03:27] Would Ubuntu work well on Intel Integrated Graphics 4000 or should I use something lighter? [03:39] Why do you lead with the iGPU and not the CPU/Ram, in asking if you need a light weight distro? [03:39] That's one of the low end celerons from around 2015 isn't it? [03:40] Not sure although mine is on an i5 3230M [03:40] 16gb Ram [03:40] Its from 2013 [03:41] my intel hd graphics 4000 is in what was a high end mobile i7 back in 2012 [03:41] I am wondering is my specs would work on Ubuntu optimally or should I get a new laptop [03:41] haha [03:41] it ran unity alright; when ubuntu moved to gnome I moved to i3 [03:41] seems fine for me, but I don't do much beyond urxvt and firefox [03:42] I see [03:42] So I get the feeling my hardware might be a little old for Ubuntu [03:42] depends what you want to do with it I think [03:42] no idea about gnome, but i3 works great [03:42] Not game [03:42] but I'm under no illusions that this thing would play games well :) [03:42] but multi taskl [03:43] I tried alacritty and it was slower than urxvt :) [03:43] I keep a lot of tabs open and do multiple things at the same time [03:43] None are graphic intensive though [03:43] oh yeah I used to have a few hundred tabs open [03:43] now I'm down to 92 tabs [03:43] few hundred?? [03:43] my gosh [03:43] Does it keep up ok? [03:43] or does it slow down like windows? [03:44] firefox only loads the ones that I actually focus, so it's probably only like twenty loaded into memory after a few months [03:44] I don't get around to the 'middle' tabs all that often; just the top ten or twenty, and the bottom ten .. [03:45] wow, if I had few hundred tabs open on my Windows 7 here it would probably crash [03:45] it's just driving a single 1920x1200 monitor [03:46] it can do 1920x1200 and 1920x1080 at once but I find the laptop monitor too different from the external monitor to use them both at once, so I turn off the internal [04:09] why there is job like this on CRON[772]: (root) CMD ( [ -x /usr/lib/php/sessionclean ] && if [ ! -d /run/systemd/system ]; then /usr/lib/php/sessionclean; fi) ? [04:11] "What is the purpose of touching all opened session files before cleaning up?" https://serverfault.com/questions/954650/why-does-debians-php-sessionclean-script-touch-all-open-files-first [04:12] best answer i could find === mnemonic is now known as Guest15467 [04:34] sorry for my silly question, OerHeks [04:35] no, it is correct, it is a 2 stage cleanup [04:37] php way or is it ubuntu way? [04:37] noted, that's php way [05:28] 100 [05:53] Hi guys [05:53] hi [05:53] Any tip for me, I'd like to have multiple IP's and MAC addresses on the same network on one pc [05:54] like spoofing around 1500 devices on a network [05:54] Instead of actually connecting up 1500 devices it would be easier for us to use one device to pretend to be 1500 [05:54] ok [05:54] interfce alias [05:55] SpiritHorse: will that allow me to have different mac's aswell? [05:59] also it needs to be dhcp [06:32] toffe, the kernel allows virtual network interfaces; and yes mac address can be spoofed, but it sounds more like you want to hack something, rather than a legimate use case [06:51] hello! [06:52] I would need a gdb for armhf (trying to debug remote on armhf) but I can't find a package for it [06:53] guiverc2: nah, its for production testing of our software. [06:53] instead of having 1500 servers we just want to spoof the functiions that our status software uses [06:53] guiverc2: kinda wierd why would a "hacker" want 1500 network interfaces? :P [07:00] toffe, i assumed 1500 was a made-up number to indicate lots; trying to overload a cheap-router's .... I can't really advise except i've done it (3 interfaces only on a port) back in kernel 2.6 days & it required me to recompile kernel to enable the feature as it was disabled as I recall [07:29] anyone running both amd and nvidia gpus in the same machine? any chance of that working? [07:30] many years ago when I was still using windows 7, it just worked perfectly [07:30] guiverc2: ah, nah we need to test our software for 1500 - 2000 - 3000 or sometimes 200 installations to see if it can handle it.. So kinda hard to do with out small office installing ofr 1500 raspberry pi's .. so hoped I could run one on 1 instead [07:34] doug16k: i have both, one is used for passthrough though === jelly-home is now known as jelly [07:39] Ben64, which way around? amd on linux, nvidia on pass thru? [07:48] doug16k: other way [07:48] nvidia doesn't like to passthrough [07:49] amd and nvidia passthroug? lolz [07:50] sli ? [07:50] nvidia is for linux, amd is for passthrough [07:50] Ben64, thanks [07:58] hey guys, how can i give myself user writes to /var/www/html directory so i do not have to sudo every time i want to edit or make changing to the apache server? [08:05] g0tcha, tons of guides show you how to be member of www-data [08:06] OerHeks, i added myself to the www-data group but the directories are owned by the root user [08:30] Guys i am using ubuntu 18.04 LTS [08:31] yes? [08:31] Recently my ubutntu starts with pink color screen [08:31] I don't see any other option [08:32] What is the issue and how canweresolve? [08:32] escanor: do you mean grub screen adter you power ON? and you dualboot or so? [08:32] I have only ubuntu installed [08:32] escanor: whats your problem exactly? [08:33] OS is not booting [08:33] I just get a pink screen when i turn on my system [08:33] escanor: try to press F1 and see if you can textboot [08:33] Nope i tried [08:34] escanor: what kind of graphics card do you have? [08:34] SOrry i tried F1 but it generates bunch of error messages [08:34] Intel i guess! [08:35] escanor: yes, error messages are usefull for us volunteers to debug, like the last error lines where you stuck at for example [08:35] Will have to check [08:35] Just let me check [08:35] ok [08:35] :) [08:39] lotuspsychje: Where can i upload the pic [08:39] escanor: imgur.com [08:42] lotuspsychje: https://imgur.com/a/jBb4eVr [08:43] !nomodeset | escanor try this please [08:43] escanor try this please: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter [08:51] ubottu: lotuspsychje : where to insert this option [08:51] escanor: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [08:52] ubottu you are stupid [08:52] mystic: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [08:52] lol :p [08:52] i like insulting robots [08:52] mystic: dont [08:53] i like it. i like to go on eh AI chat and insult them.. or amazon alexa [08:53] lotuspsychje: I have changed the input to motherboard still i am getting the error [08:53] Guys please 😅 [08:53] input to motherboard? [08:55] Consider me a noob :p [08:56] lotuspsychje: How can i provide the following input !nomodeset [08:56] !kernelparm | escanor [08:56] escanor: To add a one-time or permanent kernel boot parameter see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelBootParameters [09:00] how can i select the option to go to grub menu [09:02] lotuspsychje: I am not able to select grub options [09:03] install rub customizer? hen se what options you cna include in menu [09:03] then see* [09:03] grub *... :/ [09:07] Guys i am not able to get the bootloader options [09:07] Initially it used to show the boot option [09:08] Now it boots directly [09:12] lotuspsychje: :) [09:14] escanor: Pastebin the output of /etc/default/grub [09:16] https://imgur.com/a/jBb4eVr [09:19] escanorthis seems to state cleary what the issue seems to be: this nvidia hardware is not supported by this nvidia driver. [09:22] escanor: i.e. you need a different nvidia driver than 340.107 for the graphics card installed on this system, which is identified by PCI ID 10de:1b06 [09:22] yep but i am not getting grub option [09:23] if bios booting, hold down shift, or mash it during boot. if uefi booting, mash escape during boot === thnee1 is now known as thnee [09:43] I got the grub option option which parameters to edit? [09:45] !nomodeset | escanor [09:45] escanor: A common kernel (boot)parameter is nomodeset, which is needed for some graphic cards that otherwise boot into a black screen or show corrupted splash screen. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1613132 on how to use this parameter [09:45] tomreyn: Should i type this option in grub command line [09:45] or just boot to recovery [09:46] no, it's something to set on the grub menu [09:46] Just be with me i will uplod the image where the command to be set pls confirm [09:48] escanor: just boot to recovery [09:48] !recovery [09:48] If your system fails to boot normally, it may be useful to boot it into recovery mode. For instructions, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode [09:49] tomreyn: i am getting list of options on recovery mode [09:49] resume clean etc [09:50] escanor: mount file systems / enable networking, then start a root shell [09:50] then you can uninstall the nvidia driver or replace it by one which will work for your hardware. [09:51] i am able to log on super user console [09:54] you could probably boot to a (slow non-accelerated) vesa driven graphical desktop now by just existing. or you can remove the nvidia-driver* package, or replace it by one which is supposed to work with your hardware. [09:59] how can i unistall the nvedia drivers ? [10:00] escanor for what? [10:00] use the driver manager :) [10:00] tried do-release-upgrade from 14.04, now my system is fucked [10:00] tips? [10:00] my system is unable to boot becuse of driver error [10:01] running apt gives: [10:01] apt: relocation error: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libapt-pkg.so.5.0: symbol _ZNKSt7__cxx1112basic_stringIcSt11char_traitsIcESaIcEE7compareERKS4_, version GLIBCXX_3.4.21 not defined in file libstdc++.so.6 with link time reference [10:01] fresh install ollehar? [10:01] would reinstalling libstdc++ help? [10:01] started ubuntu in recovery mode need to unistall the nvidia drivers [10:01] mystic: worst case, yes, but I'd like to save my machine :p [10:02] maybe would be more stable with a fresh instal lanyway... if you can just save your files off the broken os [10:02] dont install 19 though... wasnt very stable for me. 18.04 is good [10:02] escanor: this should list all nvidia* packages, those with "ii" are installed: dpkg -l nvidia* [10:03] escanor: to delete a package, use apt purge PACKAGENAME [10:03] mystic: yeah, the machine is still running (writing from it) and I can mount usb and copy files [10:03] mystic: thanks, will do 18.04 [10:04] Welcome.. I'm no expert but I know what works well for me , stability etc [10:04] +1 [10:07] tomreyn: Thanks a lot got it working :) [10:45] Hi [10:46] How for christ sake reset Key Ring password (chrome) after changing user password, 18.04? [10:51] https://github.com/systemd/systemd/milestone/20 when will we see it in ubuntu? want DNS over TLS... Come on, it is 2019! [10:57] what's 2019 got to do with it? [10:58] whats 2019 but a second hand emotion? [10:58] dns should be encrypted in 2019 [10:59] i say it should be encrypted in 2024 [11:00] https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2019/07/08/isps-call-mozilla-internet-villain-for-promoting-dns-privacy/ [11:00] im not oepning a link with naked in the url [11:00] I assume your not in the infosec community === vimar is now known as vimart [11:01] im chair of infosec southeast uk [11:02] even android pie support "private dns" but not ubuntu... [11:05] Hmm [11:05] usr tor choon? [11:05] use* [11:10] I do, [choon] is connecting from *@gateway/tor-sasl/chuun 255.255.255.255 [11:26] join #reprap [11:30] is it possible to create key binding on the Super key? [11:32] i wish to change ctrl+c to super+c in my ubuntu desttop but im not sure how i should do that [11:34] ws2k3: if in doubt, setxkbmap should work [11:34] ubuntu might also have a gui to do that somewhere in the settings [12:08] what is the best way to configure all my mouse buttons? [12:10] is this up to date? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MouseCustomizations [12:11] Hi all [12:18] darutoko: All community help pages have a last updated time stamp at the bottom of the page. The one that you linked to is from 2012, so it is quite a bit out of date. xorg.conf files are no longer used [12:18] at least not in the manner that is suggested on that page [12:20] pragmaticenigma, thanks [12:30] hey [12:30] I have a problem with firefox [12:30] when i launch it it says "you have launched an older version of firefox, ..." [12:30] says it could corrupt my profile and so on [12:30] CoolerZ: update your system? [12:30] how do I fix this? [12:31] !uptodate | CoolerZ [12:31] CoolerZ: To ensure you have all the latest known patches and security updates for your ubuntu installation, please update with the following command: `sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade`. See also !upgrades and !security; you may also need to run `apt full-upgrade`. [12:31] lotuspsychje, that doesn't make sense [12:31] I am asking why it is displaying that message [12:31] CoolerZ: its not the first you ask a question here, lets start with your details please: ubuntu version, firefox version? [12:32] I have an idea [12:32] restart [12:43] anyway to control my display based on current power situation like plugged in vs not [12:46] JonelethIrenicus: nothing that I know of is baked into Ubuntu for that kind of control. There are ways to attach scripts to "events" that could execute the preferences for you. [13:13] hi. anyone else having issues with the latest kernel of ubuntu 18.04 (4.15.0-60)? I get seemingly random freezes within like 10 minutes after booting. It reacts to nothing then, mouse pointer is frozen, too. Didn't find anything in the logs. I'm back now to 4.15.0-58 and the issue seems gone. [13:13] theantz: there has been some bugs about it yes [13:13] tomreyn: ^ [13:14] bug #1842447 [13:14] bug 1842447 in linux (Ubuntu Bionic) "Kernel Panic with linux-image-4.15.0-60-generic when specifying nameserver in docker-compose" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1842447 [13:14] bug #1842629 [13:14] bug 1842629 in linux (Ubuntu) "kernel panic not syncing with 4.15.0-60-generic" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1842629 [13:14] theantz: can you check both, if you are affected too? [13:15] I'll try to, looking into it now [13:16] ok wtf [13:16] um1b0zu: can we help you? [13:17] remember that article a few years ago about the lock screen problem, where before the signon screen shows up, an image of your desktop shows up? [13:17] and how it's a major security issue because under no circumstances should that ever happen? [13:17] it's still going on in 19.04 [13:18] what is the deal with this? I thought this was fixed? [13:19] I obviously can't simulate it and show anyone, but when I come back to my computer and move the mouse before the signon shows, an old image of my screen appears. it's usually from some time ago since I see applications I closed a long time ago. [13:19] what is possibly caching in my system to save an image of my screen and show it to anyone who doesn't have a password? [13:21] um1b0zu: your best option is to open a bug and refer to the old one [13:22] theantz: you could try comparing your dmesg to the bugs, see if you can also find panics? [13:24] It should be in /var/log/kern.log right? no panics there [13:26] Regarding 1842447, I'm not familiar with the dns setting of docker compose, could this be related to the systemd-nameserver stuff? Because there was a systemd update, too, and the systemd-dns stuff bit me in the past already (seems to not like funcy stuff with network namespaces) [13:26] !dmesg | theantz [13:26] theantz: dmesg is a console command which outputs the kernel ring buffer - an important log for diagnosing problems in Linux. Often when something errors with hardware it will result in additional lines reported which can be seen by running dmesg in a console. [13:27] where do we send ubuntu bug reports? [13:27] I can't seem to find it on the discourse.ubuntu.com site [13:27] !bug | um1b0zu [13:27] um1b0zu: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its official !flavors, please report it using the command « ubuntu-bug » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs. [13:28] ok [13:28] I'm trying to search for it again. [13:28] um1b0zu: Ubuntu uses bugs.launchpad.net for the BTS [13:28] I feel like this bug came up a few years ago and was fixed but has somehow resurfaced [13:29] um1b0zu: it *may* be a regression; it also might be a brand new bug, difficult to say [13:29] ubottu: yes but kern.log is the log file for it, right? Either way, no panics in both [13:32] hm... [13:32] theantz: could you pastebin your dmesg on -60 please, volunteers could take a look [13:32] question. does anyone know what program runs the lock screen and if there is a way to get a dump of the logs from it? [13:33] um1b0zu: when you file a bug, also duplicates are being suggested [13:35] lotuspsychje: yes but what's '-60' (sry for stupid question)? And should I filter out iptables stuff (quite a lot of that in there making it hard to read)? [13:36] theantz: 4.15.0-60 kernel [13:36] oh lol sure [13:36] theantz: so its needed to get the dmesg after booting that kernel, and not the -58 one [13:36] theantz: otherwise we wont find nothing [13:37] lotuspsychje: I found the spot where it froze but there's nothing interesting there. What's weird is that the log cleanly stops. Usually with kernel panics I get some weird half written crap there when it panics [13:37] jup [13:50] theantz: find anything? [13:51] um1b0zu: the errors/text from boot till login, you can see with pressing F1 at boot; the system errors afterwards you can see in !dmesg [13:52] um1b0zu, you can also configure the kernel options via GRUB to always show boot messages. (remove "quiet" and "splash") [13:52] so that's the thing [13:52] it's not "booting" [13:52] it's just unlocking [13:52] I submitted a bug report on launchpad though [13:53] as soon as boot completed, you can SSH in to debug [13:53] lotuspsychje: on it right now. About to pastebin it but didn't find anything in there [13:53] it's just weird because I also can't find the blog post [13:54] the blog post talked about the same issue and the dude made it clear that he saw porn in the desktop view. Then there was a long winded post about how to find the bug. I remember this post from like... 2015 but I can't find it. It's exactly the same issue. I lock my screen, go away for a few hours, then come back and before the lock screen comes down, an old view of my workspace shows with all the applications up. [13:54] I am running lubuntu in a qemu virtual machine. Whenever I first boot up the machine, it seems that for some reason the network adaptor does not connect. It shows that it is connected in the network manager gui, however I have to click on the connection to have it re-connect before I have network connectivity [13:54] is there some sort of option I can adjust such that my network is available on boot? [13:54] Hi, I work on Ubuntu 18.04, and due to my Envidia GeForce Drivers my system can't shutdown or restart, and I've read a lot of users have the same issue. Changing GRUB parameteres do not solve the problem :-( [13:54] and I can't uninstall these propietary drivers because doing this I lose graphics config [13:55] *Nvidia [13:56] lotuspsychje: https://0bin.net/paste/qfeq27Uyy0L-PzIt#EI1bsS6uTeQkxJktWg74WdLgJmwuN-E3X5LOWxWFxUV === herb3 is now known as herb [14:02] theantz: yeah i cant find something neither [14:03] the Nvidia problems must be a recurrent topic here [14:03] theantz: how about in /var/crash nothing there? [14:03] Gosset: before we can start debug, please send details to the channel like: ubuntu version, graphics card chipset, driver version, kernel version etc [14:04] lotuspsychje: Seems nautilus crashed last week, nothing recent [14:05] theantz: what about booting into kernel -60 and journalctl -f and watch until it freezes in realtime [14:06] Ubuntu 12.04, Mate DE, Kernel 5.0.0-27-generic, Graphics: NVIDIA GP107 GeForce GTX 1050.... [14:06] *Ubuntu 18.04 sorry [14:06] lotuspsychje: going to try that now [14:07] Gosset: ubuntu-drivers list, shows how many driver versions please? [14:07]