[00:09] hello? [00:26] Got this horrible video driver problem on this fscking laptop. I've got a potential fix, but I can't apply it because the driver keeps spamming an error message to the console. "ring 0 stalled for more than 9999999msec" - and I can't try fixes with it continually writing to stderr. How can I shut this off? X__X [00:26] gambl0re: did you mean to ask an ubuntu support question? if so, please just do, and someone will usually respond if and when they can. [00:31] !printk [00:31] hrm [00:31] TheSHAD0W: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27903915/how-can-i-show-printk-message-in-konsole [00:32] see the lower part of the first answer where it discusses how to set the loglevel via /proc/sys/kernel/printk === DeafGoose_ is now known as DeafGoose [00:36] https://elinux.org/Debugging_by_printing#Log_Levels is much nicer [00:48] Okay. Neither of the two fixes I tried works. Apparently it's a big problem. [00:49] This is an Acer Aspire One, Athlon II CPU. Installed Xubuntu 18.04. Worked fine until I did an update and everything asploded. [00:50] Keeps spamming a message about the radeon not responding. [00:56] oh, if that gives ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4225.. not supported by the openradeon driver, iirc [00:56] athlon II neo [00:57] Hah. [00:58] But the version on the installer worked. [00:58] Guess I need to hold it back from updating... [00:58] * TheSHAD0W is reinstalling the OS [01:00] What pachage(s) should I hold back? [01:00] packages * [01:01] hey :) what do you folks think of eset security suite for linux specifically ubuntu? [01:02] unessary? [01:02] sp* [01:05] zenguy: we could discuss AV on ubuntu in #ubuntu-discuss [01:05] or -offtopic [01:05] oh ok np :) [01:07] not ssure if the installer uses the 2d xserver-xorg-video-radeon package, but ati 2xxx-4xxx are out of openradeon support [01:07] !ati [01:07] Open driver for AMD cards: amdgpu (cards >= GCN1.2 aka GCN 3rd gen), radeon (older cards). Closed drivers: amdgpu-pro (>= GCN1.2) fglrx (older cards, unsupported by AMD in 16.04+). For info on GCN levels, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_graphics_processing_units . For fglrx info, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/AMD [01:08] * TheSHAD0W goes exploring [01:08] Is there a way to make Pulseaudio not grab/ignore a specific ALSA card? I'm having trouble with pulseaudio + tvtime [01:09] After the first time I open tvtime, pulseaudio grabs the ALSA card and subsequent tvtime runs have no sound as pulseaudio grabbed the device [01:12] The card I want pulseaudio to ignore is the card 3: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/cJybWyFHNQ/ [01:14] Okay, video driver appears to be xserver.org-video-amdgpu-hwe-1 [01:15] And there's a wrapper, xserver.org-video-ati-hwe-18.04 [01:15] I figure I should hold both of those back? [01:15] Oh, and there's -hwe-18 [01:16] no, it is not an amdgpu capable card... [01:20] Okay, well, holding all of those back, we'll see if that fixes it... [01:20] TheSHAD0W: can you show lspci -knn | grep -A3 VGA | nc termbin.com 9999 [01:21] http://termbin.com/quvbr [01:22] ok, so radeon driver is in use, which it should be, i guess [01:22] I've held back the "radeon" (and amdgpu and ati) driver packages... [01:23] So, gonna update now (crosses fingers) === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:43] is it possible to install a barebones gnome version of the 19.10 daily? i.e. no media players/etc? [01:44] Andddd... FAIL. :( [01:45] So if it's not the driver... What could be causing the problem? New kernel? [01:46] what's yer issue? just stopped in so can't see it above. [01:46] Installing 18.04 on an old laptop. [01:46] Installs fine. [01:47] Upgrade packages, and kablooey. [01:47] Appears to be video related. [01:47] TheSHAD0W: can you still control the system now? [01:47] "ring 0 stalled for more than 9999999msec" [01:47] can you boot to a TTY? [01:47] I'm in one now... [01:48] TheSHAD0W: do the printk, then run journalctl -b | nc termbin.com 9999 and post the url [01:48] TheSHAD0W: can you show lspci -knn | grep -A3 VGA | nc termbin.com 9999 [01:48] http://termbin.com/quvbr [01:49] nt0: i guess the answer to your question is 'not easily', and moreover: [01:49] !ubuntu+1 [01:49] Eoan Ermine is the codename for Ubuntu 19.10 - Support only in #ubuntu+1 [01:49] No network on this console. [01:50] I can't seem to get on a console when it fully boots. [01:50] Anything in particular you want me to look for? [01:50] tomreyn, got it, thanks. wasn't planning on starting a long Q&A here, still good to know of that channel. appreciate it. [01:51] TheSHAD0W: oh, that's a bummer. maybe you can reboot to recovery, enable networking, then post the logs: journalctl -b -1 | nc termbin.com 9999 [01:51] Whoa! [01:51] I just got a display. [01:51] nt0: yw ;) [01:52] It's in recovery mode I think. Very slow display. [01:52] vesa mode [01:52] !nomodeset [01:52] 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 [01:53] but you should rather focus on trying to solve the radeon issue [01:53] http://termbin.com/ox81 [01:53] that's a recovery boot [01:53] not what i asked for :-/ [01:54] I can't get to a command prompt if I do a full boot. [01:55] Let's see. [01:55] i know, but the logs are still recorded then. and when you reboot then into recovery, you can access the logs from last boot as indicated [01:55] I briefly get a greyed-out screen, see a ghost of a pointer, and then it dies. [01:56] 1 sec. [01:56] but you get the boot splash screen properly? [01:56] since there's no mouse pointer there [01:58] can you also check whether you have an "IOMMU" option in the bios, and enable it, if so? [01:58] http://termbin.com/ssmz [02:00] TheSHAD0W: well done! [02:01] I don't think I have that in the bios, lemme look. [02:01] you ahve upgraded ram to 8 GB, is this right? [02:01] I don't think so, no. [02:01] I don't think this is capable of > 4gb. [02:02] free -m | nc termbin.com 9999 [02:04] Gonna have to do that in recovery... [02:05] Okay, this does have 8 gb. Free is 6966, available 7159 [02:05] Still want me to termbin it? [02:05] Also 2 GB of swap. [02:06] no need then, but i'm surpriserd it can have this much, too [02:07] Anyway... Should I do nomodeset? [02:08] whatever helps, i'm still reading the logs. [02:08] did you look for IOMMU yet? [02:08] Yes. No such setting in BIOS. [02:09] Sep 21 19:55:27 powah kernel: AGP: Please enable the IOMMU option in the BIOS setup [02:09] Sep 21 19:55:27 powah kernel: AGP: This costs you 64MB of RAM [02:09] that's why [02:10] I still don't understand why the un-updated 18.04 image installs and boots. [02:11] how can I detect when the disk that is still mounted in /mnt/foo has gone away on a hardware level? "ls /mnt/foo" produces kernel a message that ends in "error -5 reading directory inode" but ls still exits with 0 (success) [02:12] inside a xenial initramfs shell [02:13] TheSHAD0W: maybe it falls back to vesa as well? there can be other reasons. you can try some kernel parameters [02:13] !kernelparm [02:13] To add a one-time or permanent kernel boot parameter see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelBootParameters [02:13] I added nomodeset to grub, and it booted. It's in VESA mode though. [02:15] next time you reboot: remove "nomodeset", remove "quiet", remove "splash". add "mitigations=0". [02:15] Okay, gimme a bit. [02:16] then, next time you reboot: remove "nomodeset", remove "quiet", remove "splash". add "dis_ucode_ldr" [02:16] then, next time you reboot: remove "nomodeset", remove "quiet", remove "splash". add "radeon.uvd=0". [02:22] before you do all of this, you can, and maybe should, also try the newer HWE kernel [02:22] !hwe [02:22] The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [02:22] TheSHAD0W: ^ [02:23] mitigations=0 is also VESA, but it did come up okay. [02:24] can i see cat /proc/cmdline [02:25] LOL it says quiet, splash, nomodeset. [02:25] I forgot to update grub lol. [02:25] ... [02:26] TheSHAD0W: you can edit grub from its menu, no need to edit /etc/default/grub and run update-grub all the time [02:26] Heh. [02:26] see the !kernelparm wiki again (on temporary edit) [02:27] Okay, with mitigations=0, it came up with full graphics. [02:27] Though it says "system problem detected". [02:27] hello everybody! [02:28] Ah, okay. [02:28] Should I try the other settings? [02:30] TheSHAD0W: so fully graphics meaning proper acceleration? [02:30] Yes. [02:30] And display proportions. [02:30] I'm trying one of the other settings you recommended. [02:31] can i ask you guys a question? it is totally ubuntu related [02:31] hmm, well mitigations is the 'newly' added mitigations against CPU bugs [02:31] jeffypy: is it ubuntu *support* related? then just ask away [02:31] dis_ucode_ldr didn't work properly... [02:31] i guess either directly or indirectly [02:31] Aha. [02:32] i got this laptop brand new ---- best buy saw me coming! [02:32] small 128 gb sd and i immediately put an ubuntu partition on [02:32] and i love it! [02:32] i hate windows but i need my starcraft broodwars [02:33] TheSHAD0W: yet another to test: remove "nomodeset", remove "quiet", remove "splash". add "si_support=0" [02:33] jeffypy: please focus on actual ubuntu issues [02:33] yes. will WinE work for me? [02:34] * tomreyn looks for crystal ball under bed [02:34] lol [02:34] any ideas what could be wrong with my logind? http://paste.debian.net/plainh/02394790 [02:34] =\ [02:34] !wine | jeffypy [02:34] also at start, systemd takes forever to start Account Services. same when I try to start graphical.target. [02:34] jeffypy: WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu [02:34] jeffypy: ubuntu is about trying out stuff, live dangerous! [02:35] again in xenial [02:35] ive been through this before and it worked great at first but my laptop ended up sounding like a lawn mower [02:36] windows crashed on me and ubuntu saved me... actually it was mint [02:36] thanks ubottu [02:38] Sven_vB: does it say any more than this the first time logind fails? [02:38] also, what does this say? systemctl status systemd-logind [02:38] tomreyn, dunno. how can I find the first time it failed? [02:38] ^ you scroll up on your log [02:39] until it doesn't say systemd-logind.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE [02:39] I'll reboot so I know how far to scroll up, then check. [02:40] or just run journalctl -b [02:40] will do soon [02:41] TheSHAD0W: i think this is really a regression, it'd be nice if you could file a bug on it, stating how you installed (iso file name) and that mitigations=0 works around it. [02:41] Okay, well, I'm doing more experimenting, trying to narrow things down... [02:44] Aaand it's no longer coming up... [02:44] WTF. [02:44] where does it get stuck? no longer POSTing? [02:45] Oh. [02:45] So, switching to "quiet splash mitigations=0" results in the gui not coming up again. [02:46] instead of what, where the gui came up with acceleration? [02:46] Instead of just "mitigations=0". [02:46] okay, that makes not so much sense to me [02:47] IKR? [02:47] i'm not saying you're doing anything wrong, i just don't understand why it does it this way. [02:48] if you want to narrow things down even more you can try disabling the various mitigations one by one. [02:50] that's because "mitigations=off" is really a collection of settings. search https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/admin-guide/kernel-parameters.html for " mitigations=" (including the blank spaces) and under "off" look for "Equivalent to". you can then try all of those with "X86" one by one. [02:51] Meh. [02:51] Kinda tired of messing with this already. [02:51] your choice ;) [02:51] * TheSHAD0W nods [02:52] Mitigations is security? Or other problematic bugs? [02:52] you have a workaround which works. it's insecure to run like this, but this system is so old, i assume you won't use it for very important things anyways [02:52] * TheSHAD0W nods [02:52] yes, it's about the CPU bugs you may have heard about during the last two years [02:53] Yup. [02:53] Which... Mostly don't affect AMD. [02:53] you have an AMD CPU so its fewer. [02:54] cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i bug [02:54] TheSHAD0W: ^ lists the ones which apply to your CPU [02:55] so it should really be only those which you'd need to disable one by one [02:55] ...if you want to test more [02:57] Heh. A few. [02:57] Yeah, won't be doing much web browsing on it, and it won't be exposed to the net. [02:58] it repeats. this is better: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -m1 ^bugs [02:58] you still have the option of trying !hwe and not changing any options. [02:58] Same list. [02:59] !hwe [02:59] The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [02:59] Mmm. [02:59] I may play with it later. [02:59] so: sudo apt-get install --install-recommends linux-generic-hwe-18.04 xserver-xorg-hwe-18.04 [02:59] and undo changes to /etc/default/grub and run update-grub [02:59] may already fix it. [03:00] Okay. Already in the middle of other things that've been waiting for me to finish. :-) [03:00] no rush, good luck. [03:01] tomreyn, in this attempt, logind started w/o problems. I'll try to figure out when and what the first failure in the previous boot was. [03:02] it seems to no longer have those logs :< [03:03] maybe in syslog [03:06] Sven_vB: no need then. also on ubuntu 16.04 (which i think you said you're using), the systemd journal does not persist across reboots. [03:07] tomreyn, can I investigate it anyway or only when I can reproduce the problem again? [03:08] Hi, [03:09] I want to be sure that weekly trim is running [03:09] https://paste2.org/hkGEfBvw [03:09] Sven_vB: syslog should have previous boot logs, so you could look it up there. and then there's still the other command i told you, which you can use when you reproduce it again [03:09] Does that look okay [03:09] !trim | john_rambo [03:09] john_rambo: Many Solid State Drives support TRIM, which allows the drive to do garbage collection and improves performance. Ubuntu 14.04 activates it by default. For older versions, see http://askubuntu.com/a/19480 for information on activating it. [03:10] john_rambo: according to this, it ran 11 minutes ago. [03:10] john_rambo: systemctl -b may have more logs on this. [03:10] tomreyn, I had changed it to daily from weekly then I changed it back to weekly [03:11] tomreyn, I jsut was want to know if I broke it [03:12] tomreyn, you'd need the first few logind messages after "kernel: [ 0.000000] KERNEL supported cpus:" right? that line looks like the boot has just begun [03:12] john_rambo: well it was triggered 11 minutes ago, you can also inspect the timer: systemctl list-timers fstrim.timer [03:12] ah wait thats what you did [03:13] tomreyn, So is it okay now ? Will it run weekly ? [03:15] tomreyn, http://paste.debian.net/plainh/bd187f99 [03:16] john_rambo: hard to tell, it will trigger again in 15 hours, at Mon 2019-09-23 00:00:00 IST. But it's normal that it triggers during this night. so it can't be told whether it s a daily or weekly schedule based on this output. [03:16] oh! maybe I just need to increase the service start timeout. that helped with lightdm as well. [03:17] Sven_vB: sorry, i'll have to leave it there, got to get some sleep. good luck. [03:18] tomreyn, Okay I will check again tomorrow. Thanks [03:18] tomreyn, thanks anyway! === rud0lf_ is now known as rud0lf [03:34] can anyone help with the 'preexec' samba config option... it doesn't appear to work at all === zenguy is now known as spudz [03:58] hmm, why do I get E: Unable to locate package software-properties-common [03:59] ah, need update first [04:00] hi, i just installed ubuntu 19.04 x64 and dropbox keeps crashing. Any tips on how to debug it? [04:00] my filesystem is ext4 and it should be supported by dropbox [04:10] ....... [04:10] E: The repository 'http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-toolchain-r/test/ubuntu disco Release' does not have a Release file. [04:10] what does it mean? [04:11] repository isn't working [04:11] amosbird: Go to the URL that you posted and look for "disco". Does it exist? [04:12] amosbird: Yup - true - see: http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-toolchain-r/test/ubuntu/dists/ that the last supported release is zesty. [04:12] Thanks Bashing-om [04:13] do I need that ubuntu-toolchain-r to get gcc-8? [04:14] !info gcc disco [04:14] no [04:14] gcc (source: gcc-defaults (1.181ubuntu3)): GNU C compiler. In component main, is optional. Version 4:8.3.0-1ubuntu3 (disco), package size 5 kB, installed size 64 kB [04:14] cool [04:14] so gcc 8 is the default compiler now [04:14] apt-get install gcc-8 g++-8 cmake [04:14] amosbird: :D [04:15] will this work? [04:15] I'm building the docker image so I cannot try it now [04:15] and which cmake version would that be? [04:19] amosbird: Never build docker - so take with a grain of salt ' sudo apt update ; sudo aptupgrade ; sudo apt install gcc ; sudo apt install build-essential ' . [04:19] built* [04:21] debconf: delaying package configuration, since apt-utils is not installed [04:22] what does this mean? [04:24] amosbird: what thinks from 'apt show apt-utils ; dpkg -l apt-utils ' ? [04:24] so I need to install apt-utils? [04:26] amosbird: I can not imagine why it is not installed. [04:26] well [04:26] do I need to install software-properties-common ? [04:29] amosbird: for or apt-utils ? if for apt-utils "apt show apt-utils" does not indicate a dependency on software-properties-common. === ghoti_ is now known as ghoti [04:56] hello [04:57] I just installed the Ubuntu Windows 10 app, and I'm trying to get the printer to work. I installed lp and lpr but I'm getting this error: Make sure the remote host supports the LPD protocol [04:58] I'm in my initramfs shell, my cryptsetup luksOpen seems to have succeeded, now I have a symlink "loki_pv -> ../dm-0" in /dev/mapper/ but still no /dev/mapper/loki_vg-loki_ubuntu as I had when I luksOpened it from a live session. how to debug? [04:58] Pes, the Ubuntu windows app does not have real hardware access. lots of that stuff won't work. [04:59] Pes: Is this a Windows Subsystem for Linux install ? [04:59] Windows 10 > Windows Store > Ubuntu [04:59] that makes sense thanks :d [04:59] !wsl | Pes [04:59] Pes: Windows 10 has a feature called Windows Subsystem for Linux, which allows it to run Ubuntu (and other Linux distro) userspace programs without porting/recompliation. For discussion and support, see #ubuntu-on-windows or ##windows. For installation instructions, see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/commandline/wsl/install_guide [05:00] I am trying to configure the samba -- the 'preexec' isn't working... I have tried several versions, both in the [global] section and in a share section... the "preexec = /bin/echo \"%u connected to %S from %m (%I)\" >> /tmp/log" is not creating an file ... there is no indication in /var/log/syslog or /var/log/auth or anything looking relevant in /var/log/samba/* [05:01] neildugan, what are you trying to achieve? [05:02] Sven_vB, I want to know when a particular share is logged out, so I can remove it. [05:02] neildugan, that doesn't make sense to me [05:03] with "logged out", do you mean "disconnected"? or "no longer in use by any remote user"? [05:04] neildugan, as a first step, wrap your command in a shell script, so you can give the preexec as just a simple path with no scary characters. [05:04] Sven_vB, disconnected, but that is not important atm. the postexec isn't being run... [05:04] Sven_vB, ok -- I will be back soon [05:08] neildugan, also, to avoid permissions being the problem, create the logfile upfront and give it chmod 0666 so anyone can write. [05:09] Sven_vB, ok ... I generated a script just echoing some text to a file... tested the script.. and inserted the postexec ... it the file wasn't created. [05:10] Sven_vB, the file is being created in /tmp so permissions shouldn't be a problem [05:10] neildugan, what makes you think it should have been executed? is there some tutorial that says so? [05:11] Sven_vB, yes... it is meantioned in the smb.conf online, and several places online [05:11] neildugan, when stuff doesn't work, try to reduce the number of assumptions like "should" as low as you can. ;) [05:11] show us a link where it's mentioned [05:12] anyway, I'll go sleep now. good luck! [05:12] Sven_vB, https://serverfault.com/questions/576136/how-to-force-samba-to-create-directory [05:17] i recently learned that i could create bootable debian flash drives simply by dd'ing the iso onto the flash drive. does this carry over to ubuntu isos as well [05:18] yes [05:19] sweet, thx [05:21] neorpheus, you can even cp them. no need for dd [05:21] cp the iso or its contents? [05:22] or pv > or cat > … any method you like, as long as you write to the entire device, not a partition or a filesystem inside it. [05:23] you could also copy a recent supergrub GPT image onto it, then put bootable ISOs in the boot-isos partition and at start. select which of them to boot. :) [05:24] ooh now that sounds interesting [05:24] #sgrub [05:24] I'll be there in half a day again :) === gry_ is now known as gry [05:33] it's been said "Debian's repository is China old." The Ubuntu repository seems to be a little better-updated, but because of some maintainers significantly lagging behind, I've had to build several packages from source code. Now how do I stop the Ubuntu update program from suggesting I update these packages? [05:45] hi there every one [05:46] I have just installed Ubuntu from the live iso file. unto my USB. It is obvious that it is better to do the install with an Internet connection. Now that I did not use an internet connection, what is it that I missed? [05:47] am I muted? [05:48] hello? === im0nde_ is now known as im0nde1 [05:49] campitor: you're not muted [05:49] campitor: Patience :) .. not having a connection then all that is missed is updates for the installed softwares. [05:50] Bashing-om: so you mean I have not missed like any 'third party software? [05:51] are there any commands I should run after the installation is over? [05:53] campitor: You will have no 3rd party software installed - biggest hole if you bring that system on-line is security patches that have not been installed. [05:56] thank you [05:58] campitor: once you have internet - 1st things to do is get the system updated, Terminal way: ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt full-upgrade ' , [05:59] what is the difference between sudo apt dist-upgrade and sudo apt full-upgrade ? [06:01] campitor: "apt-get dist-upgrade" as opposed to apt see: https://mvogt.wordpress.com/2014/04/04/apt-1-0/ ; https://itsfoss.com/apt-vs-apt-get-difference/ . [08:17] hello [08:17] tomreyn, hi! are you there? [08:18] asdfgh: tomreyn is afk at this moment [08:18] asdfgh: ask your question to the channel please [08:30] lotuspsychje, ok the problem is with my internet connection, i do not understand why i can reach hiugh speed via torrent but not via single download [08:30] to give you an exmaple downloading the ubuntu iso via wget i rech 180 kB, [08:31] if i use torrent i reach 7.5 MB!!! [08:31] how is that possible? [08:31] asdfgh: are you behind a router, firewall or proxy? [08:32] wifi or cable? [08:33] cable [08:33] pc --> (gigabit switch) --> (fritzbox 7530 modem) [08:34] cable cat5e [08:34] asdfgh: ubuntu version, kernel and eth chipset? [08:35] it is a fresh 18.04.3 ubuntu 5.0.0-29-generic [08:35] eth chipset? what do you mean? [08:35] what command should i run ? [08:35] ethernetcard chipset: sudo lshw -C network [08:36] https://pastebin.com/zjLbWjdR [08:37] <__raven_> hi [08:37] lotuspsychje, for example i run wget ubuntu..iso again and the download seems "blocked" [08:37] 16,71M --.-KB/s <-- [08:37] there is no speed [08:38] but i can ping ...i can chat here [08:38] so i do not know what happen [08:38] asdfgh: what about normal http download via browser? [08:38] lotuspsychje, same [08:38] same problem [08:38] only torrent is fast, very fast [08:39] asdfgh: did you ttry other protocols, dcc send via irc or sftp/ftp ? [08:40] <__raven_> i need firmware drivers on a z36xxx/z37xxx platform with celeron n2000 regarding power management, backlight control and such. is it still supported? where to find those drivers? running linux 4.15.0-64-generic ubuntu branch at the moment [08:41] lotuspsychje, no [08:41] can i try downloading ubuntu via ftp? [08:43] asdfgh: try any ftp download test [08:43] asdfgh: maybe also doublecheck your fritz modem settings and direct connection to modem [08:43] lotuspsychje, i have clicked on ftp://bw.releases.ubuntu.com/releases/bionic/ubuntu-18.04.3-desktop-amd64.iso on chrome [08:44] but download speed is still slow [08:44] blocked again [08:44] 0 B/s - 5,5 MB di 1,9 GB [08:44] :((( [08:44] asdfgh: if its not ubuntu related you might also visit ##networking [08:45] lotuspsychje, yeah i tried...very slow channel too :D [08:45] however the thing is... ISP related or not [08:45] because via torrent i reach high speed [08:45] Do older APC UPS units still work with present apcupsd on Ubuntu? [08:45] so, is my ubuntu with some mistake or modem i do notknow [08:45] Does anyone know of anything linux related in Europe ? [08:46] Currently\ [08:46] I managed to revive an old APC Backups Pro 280 and I'd like to play a little with it. :) [08:46] !loco | lapion [08:46] lapion: Information on Ubuntu Local Community Teams is at http://loco.ubuntu.com/ === spudz is now known as coffeemug [08:48] lotuspsychje, is there a way to undersatnd why the speed goes to zero? i mean something like "mtr" to let me understand what hop is blocking or losing packages [08:49] I have a huge linux userspace bug that can crash the heaviest of desktops/servers [08:52] then lotuspsychje i have a doubt....the speedtest goes very fast... how is that possible that downloading is very slow? [08:53] i know it depends on servers etc...but speedtest says 152Mb in download now [08:53] is very not possible to download at 160 Kb from the main ubuntu repos [08:54] hi all [08:54] why I can't access snap apps in wayland ? [08:54] I am in 18.04 [09:08] ok I had to add /snap/bin to PATH === user__ is now known as mnassAn [09:13] Hi, how can I install libdrm.a ? [09:14] there is only libdrm.so after installing libdrm-dev [09:17] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libdrm/2.4.95-1 [09:17] can I install libdrm 2.4.94 instead? [09:39] Hi. I did ' sudo setfacl -m "g:users:rw" /share ' but I still can't write to that folder, even the user is in 'users' group. [09:41] Is it that Linux by default allow permissions according to ACL or not? [09:43] I did chgrp users /share and now can write to folder, but I ask why it didn't take into account ACL? [09:44] It were Engrampa archive manager extracting .xz archive. === solarliner_ is now known as solarliner [09:53] https://la.wentropy.com/TBFM [10:25] nikolam: have you recently added the user to the group? you'd need to logout and back in for it to take effect without chrgrp [10:32] Eric^ I did now changed back group to 'root' with chgrp (that is after logoff/logon) and again Permission denied when unpacking into it [10:32] Let me logon/logoff again... [10:34] EriC^, it's the same. still Permision denied until group is changed, even with ACL set for users to r/w [10:35] nikolam: type "getfacl /path/to/your/dir" and "id" as your user and paste somewhere [10:38] EriC^, https://pastebin.com/zcBpY28N [10:39] nikolam: and the output of "id" ? [10:40] nikolam: nevermind, the problem is the lack of +x on the dir [10:43] Yes, seems without "x" in acl, one can rw but can't create new files/folders. After ' sudo setfacl -m "g:users:rwx" /share ' it works [10:45] thanks EriC^ [10:47] nikolam: no problem [11:55] Hi folks === kostkon_ is now known as kostkon [12:10] Hi guys, I have a dual boot Windows 10 and Ubuntu, and I have the problem that by making the switch from Ubuntu to Windows, the BIOS time remains incorrect. Therefore I followed this guide to fix the problem from Ubuntu. My question is: is it more reliable to use `timedatectl set-local-rtc 1 --adjust-system-clock` or fix the time problem from [12:10]