[00:01] oh hey [00:02] Hello [00:03] i just installed system-config-kickstart [00:03] everything installed without error, but it dumps core when i try to run it [00:03] libglade-WARNING **: 15:51:49.379: Could not load support for `gnome': libgnome.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [00:04] phocking: try installing libgnomeui-0 [00:04] I am not familiar with system-config-kickstart.. but it sounds like you don't have gnome libraies installed [00:05] I tend to think of both system-config- and kickstart as red hat things. are you sure this is a program you want to use? [00:05] tehwizard: yeah i just figured that i would let folks know because i imagine the apt package should have that as a dependency [00:06] holy cow that's actually packaged :) [00:06] TIL [00:06] sarnold: this is the accepted answer for creating a headless ubuntu installation medium on askubuntu site: https://askubuntu.com/questions/122505/how-do-i-create-a-completely-unattended-install-of-ubuntu [00:06] @phocking you are probably right, but you didn't specify you installed it from apt-get xD That said, I don't know system-config-kickstart at al. [00:08] sarnold: i did as you suggested and now i am getting a more fun lengthy error. pastebin? [00:09] phocking: please [00:10] https://gist.github.com/phillhocking/c9fb9f1b8f42aaf18b52c784d6907b5b [00:11] You need the shortn package too :D [00:12] tehwizard: alright how'd you figure that out? :) [00:13] shortn a little teminal program to shorten urls :D [00:13] works great [00:13] lol [00:13] oh i just have visual mode on all my terminals and just copy paste [00:14] in fact, i run windows natively and have the ubuntu instance i am working on as a vm with enhancements so it is full screen on another monitor/isnt jerky/can see the windows volumes === satanist is now known as kitinfo-botnet === kitinfo-botnet is now known as satanist [00:14] https://www.hanselman.com/blog/UsingEnhancedModeUbuntu1804ForHyperVOnWindows10.aspx [00:15] i just did this today after trying to hack some powershell and bash together and then just used the hyper-v builder one click thing [00:15] well, it seems the GTKWarning: could not open display. === beaver is now known as beaver|idlesever === beaver|idlesever is now known as beaver === beaver is now known as beaver|idle [00:17] you are running as root? is x-server running? or are you just in a shell? [00:18] tehwizard: x server is running but i am connected via rdp/xorg [00:19] oh, try connecting with ssh -X perhaps? [00:20] so this vm uses xrdp [00:20] maybe you need xvfb? [00:23] I think by default Ubuntu doesnt allow root access to your display [00:24] xhost +si:localuser:root might fix that.. but its probably a better idea to be doing sudo as a user.. [00:25] But if it is a VM, then maybe its not such a big deal. up to you [00:25] trying to install mariadb and the secure install script doesn't seem to be working === beaver|idle1 is now known as beaver [00:39] Im trying to figure out how to get i3lock to run on any action that suspends or hibernates my laptop. [00:40] Light now i have a hotkey that triggers my i3lock script and then suspends or hibernates. [00:41] Would like to get this by just closing the laptop lid. [00:42] be aware that most of these kinds of screenlockers won't work if you've got a menu open or using a VM [00:42] part of what I like about i3lock is that it just locks it when you run it, and you know immediately if it worked or not [00:43] That is a good point. [00:43] would just be nice to have my laptop locked when closing the lid. [00:43] Maybe that would be the better way to solve it. [00:44] systemd has some mechanism to do things when lids open or close but I can never find the stupid things when peoiple ask... [00:44] Not messing with whenever ubuntu suspends/hibernates but trigger it on the lid close state. If that is even possible [00:45] flog: ah there it is, take a look at logind.conf(5) and please report back if you find something, I'd like it too :) [00:49] What i find in the man page is a bit over my knowledge :/ [00:51] I don't think you want a lid open/close event, you want a generic resume event. [00:52] systemd does have one, but I never got it to work (but it's been over a year since I tried, maybe they fixed it). [00:52] I'd google something like systemd suspend resume [00:52] Logind seems to have HandleLidSwitch [00:53] My laptop does suspend when i close the lid. I'd just like it to run i3lock aswell when that happens. [00:53] I assume that standard ubuntu DE does handle lock on suspend somehow. [00:53] but now im using i3wm [00:54] I still have the standard DE installed along with the default login manager if that makes any difference. [01:24] ping sarnold... yes i have dist-upgrade from disco to eoan... so the kernel upgraded [01:24] should i use the old kernel [01:26] Hi all I have these ip routes: https://gist.github.com/ironpillow/8e78d9159ab153d4c0b403575693dcd1. I am trying to do ping -I enx70886b89f988 google.com, but it's not working. Interface mgmt and enx70886b89f988 are in separate routing tables. Any advice? [02:36] Hello #ubuntu [02:37] anyone on eoan having problem with virtualbox like this https://dpaste.de/YN2o... yes i have dist-upgrade from disco to eoan... so the kernel upgraded [02:38] anyone on eoan having problem with virtualbox ... yes i have dist-upgrade from disco to eoan... so the kernel upgraded https://dpaste.de/Fsck [02:45] ttat error says maybe secure boot issue, or sign the vbox drvr, but the ubuntu version is signed? [02:46] Look at /var/log/vbox-setup.log to find out what went wrong. [02:46] [02:47] * OerHeks spots vagrant === zbenjamin is now known as Guest81097 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:54] chieta, what version of virtualbox? You need 6.0.14 for kernel 5.3. [03:16] checking rfm [03:30] Also Oracle VirtualBox does not provide eoan package yet, I had to remove old dist and reinstall 6.0.14 from Ubuntu eoan repository to make it work. [04:06] not sure if it's a problem with ubuntu or vlc - audio is fine through speakers but i only get music but no voice when switching to headphones [04:07] ping rfm it works thanks im on 5.3 [04:09] i don't think it's a vlc problem since amazon streams using the firefox web browser does the same thing [05:55] i've got some filesystems listed in /etc/fstab with the "exec" mount option, but they're still getting mounted noexec when the system boots. Where do I start? [06:11] jerichowasahoax`: which file system is it? how do you tell they're mounted nonexec? if you sudo mount -o remount,exec one of these file systems, do they mount executable then? [06:16] tomreyn: /mnt/*, executing scripts/binaries on those filesystems reports "permission denied", and "sudo mount -o remount,exec ..." allows me to execute files on these filesystems again [06:19] jerichowasahoax`: hmm, i meant the file system type, like ext4 or vfat, not its mount point [06:20] tomreyn: three ntfs-3g and one ext4 [06:20] and which ubuntu and kernel version is this? [06:21] eoan and 5.3.0-18-generic [06:21] and you're sure it also affectes the ext4 file system? [06:21] at least until it's remounted, yes [06:22] hmm, strange, but they are mounted writable from the start, right? [06:22] writable, yes, just not executable [06:22] is there anything on your logs on the exec mount failing initially? [06:23] tomreyn: no, but bootup was 12 hours ago [06:24] well it'd still be in the systemd journal [06:24] tomreyn: is there an fstab in the initrd that i should be paying attention to? i ran update-initramfs after posting my question but i haven't restarted to see if that fixed it [06:28] but if there isn't, then i'm afraid that's all i could think off [06:39] chieta: btw do-release-upgrade is the far better upgrade mechanism [06:40] yes sarnold im doing wrong editing sources.list manually [06:41] thanks noted [07:21] how do i prevent dns leak 18.04 [07:23] Does Ubuntu have a UPnP gateway server yet? The packages available are very confusing [07:23] I route using Linux, not a hardware router, and I REALLY need UPnP [07:45] what kind if data does ubuntu share? [07:45] ? [07:45] do they record microphones and stuff? [07:45] well I know they share some data just not sure what it is [07:46] indoorcat: I think I've heard that people like using audacity [07:46] im thinking I should stop using chrome [07:47] I'm reading that Linux, as a router, STILL doesn't have UPnP? [07:47] I have all my sercurity options shut off for chrome, I mean hell I don't turn off my phone like a lunatic all the time but I do sometimes [07:48] I wonder how many recording google has of me === Leion1 is now known as Leion [07:53] greetings, what is the package python3-distupgrade use for? [07:55] I need one of those plastic cover for your laptop webcam, i'm too paranoid, I know audio is a lost cause if I'm using the web trying to learn python but covering the camera I can control [07:55] hi hi :) [07:55] i'm trying to use dual monitor [07:55] s [07:56] hi [07:56] could disable the microphone I guess [07:56] completly [07:56] destroy the wiring [07:57] might as well go for the camera while i'm at it [07:58] there goes my twitch career [07:59] i'n poor, I destroy things a lot so I am hesitent to destroy it but I know it needs to be done [07:59] then I just need a phone snowden uses [07:59] lol [07:59] then I can make plans to take over the world in private [08:00] anyone in the privacy channel, I need an invite [08:03] Dresk: it is indeed entirely possible that the only software to run the port-opening part of upnp is commercial [08:11] my computer is hooked up to the internet wired ethernet but the three squares icon up top has a questionmark, it happend when my picture flipped upsidedown yesterday I think [08:14] Is it safter to use wifi? [08:14] safer? [08:17] safer than what? [08:20] wired, same ip address I guess, thought maybe it's harder to hack the ip [08:21] indoorcat: what has this to do with ubuntu exactly? [08:21] what data does ubuntu share? dresk was talking about UPnP in routers [08:22] !discuss | indoorcat [08:22] indoorcat: Want to talk about Ubuntu, but don't have a support question? /join #ubuntu-discuss for non-support Ubuntu discussion, or try #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat. Thanks! [08:22] dresk was speaking of linux as a router [08:23] well this is ubuntu related yesterday my screen flipped upsidedown and rebooted [08:24] and now the icon that shows your internet is wired to the ethernet has a questionmark [08:24] indoorcat: pastebin: sudo lshw -C network && uname -a && lsb_release -a [08:26] it listed a bunch of info, do I reboot now? [08:26] !paste | indoorcat [08:26] indoorcat: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [08:30] you want me to screenshot the terminal info? [08:31] indoorcat: no, pastebin like adviced above please === Leion1 is now known as Leion [08:39] I don't know if I want my router information to be public [08:39] little worried [08:40] can i give you the classified version? [08:44] indoorcat: there's nothing identifying in that info === LucaREz89 is now known as LucaREz [08:52] Hi all === Leion1 is now known as Leion [10:08] gwoah 1142 people [10:08] exit [10:09] oops [10:26] Can 16.04 be upgraded to 18.04 using USB stick? === Leion1 is now known as Leion [10:28] Hi, there is a process that is locking the dpkg. I can see the respective task by `ps aux | grep -i apt`. However, I am unable to kill that process. The PID keeps increasing by 1 every second. killall doesn't work either. `lsof` command doesn't give any PID of a process locking it either. How do I go about fixing this ? === xet7_ is now known as xet7 [10:52] hey there [10:52] I'm trying to get rid off ElemenataryOS 5 in order to back vanilla Ubuntu [10:52] is it possible to do that without a usb stick, I know that it is technically possible but is it worth trying? [11:31] Hey Guys, I am on Ubuntu 18.04 and I am using external screen with my laptop. So when I press `ALT + TAB` to switch between open windows, switcher doesn't show on the the external monitor. I want to see it on the external screen which is not the primary display. What to do? I have tried all the settings in Tweaks but no luck [11:38] Greetings [11:39] Germanonym: hey [11:40] i have a small problem :/ i want to install hexchat on ubuntu, but iam behind a proxy server. i cant acces the apt install command. is there another way to install it? [11:42] Germanonym: I think you can use snap to install hexchat [11:42] already tried snap aswell. but i dont have acces to this aswell [11:42] Germanonym: sudo apt install snapd and then sudo snap install hexchat [11:42] Germanonym: ohh [11:43] then try software center? [11:43] also doesnt work [11:43] why are you behind a proxy server? [11:44] Germanonym: these are all the ways I can think of.. [11:44] sitting in school right now [11:44] ohhh === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 [12:11] HI folks [12:25] Hi, there is a process that is locking the dpkg. I can see the respective task by `ps aux | grep -i apt`. However, I am unable to kill that process. The PID keeps increasing by 1 every second. killall doesn't work either. `lsof` command doesn't give any PID of a process locking it either. How do I go about fixing this ? [12:27] ramsub07: kill -9 won't kill it? [12:28] crond i do not have a PID as it keeps fluctuating [12:30] if you want to kill all apt processes, this should work. At your own risk of course [12:30] `ps aux | grep -i apt | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill -9` [12:30] or if you are not root: `ps aux | grep -i apt | awk '{print $2}' | sudo xargs kill -9` [12:30] i would find out what process is spawning them, see what the parent pid is of the ones that are locking it [12:31] But ^ this is a better alternative in the first place [12:32] ramsub07, unatteneded upgrades runs in the background immedaitely after login if any available [12:32] it could be the culprit [12:42] BluesKaj, how do I stop them? [12:43] Ecko_ thanks that worked!! [12:44] apparently, the GUI was trying to install something in the background. I closed it last evening but it apparently didn't shutdown well. Hence this problem [12:44] use gnome system-monitor [12:44] Peculiar [12:45] ramsub07: can you run pstree -aup|pastebinit and paste the pastebin URL here? [12:45] ah, assuming you've got pstree installed [12:48] Anyone using the package fonts-font-awesome? The wifi unicode symbol (:) does show up normally, but the ethernet one (:) does not. Anyone experiencing the same bug? [12:49] chmd: I see precisely the inverse, but I don't have fonts-font-awesome installed [12:50] mgedmin: wow, I wonder which font has this symbol as well [12:51] it's supposed to be private to the font (not an official unicode character) [12:53] (the ethernet one looks like a crooked rectangle here) [12:54] mgedmin: could you paste the fonts you have installed? (fc-list command) → https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/ [12:56] chmd: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/P83bpKtVRp/, enjoy [12:56] mgedmin: thanks [13:55] why is it that when i switch from speakers to headphones that i lose voice - i still get the music though - doesn't matter what the program source is [13:55] karaoke mode in your headphones? [13:55] doesn't matter what app i'm using either [13:56] realy strange since i get all the audio in the speakers [14:02] eelstrebor, what kind of headphones? using the headphone jack? bluetooth? [14:06] pragmaticenigma, headphone jack [14:07] butfulake brand [14:08] eelstrebor, try the headphones in another device, if you get the same muddied sound, your headphones are shot. If not, take a bright flashlight and see if there is any lint/dust build up in the headphone jack on the computer [14:08] i tried a headphone set that my son was using and got the same problem [14:08] if there is build up... use a toothpick or small non-metalic/non-conductive object to try and clear the debris from the jack [14:09] pragmaticenigma, the music sounds great it's just that there's no voice [14:09] It's also possible the jack has broken it's connection with the motherboard (they're not very strong [14:14] i have other computers to test with but i don't have time to do that right now - it's strange that this suddenly happened - and the sound setup has a test and i can hear "front left" and "front right" test voice [14:15] eelstrebor, are you hearing the front left/front right in both sides at the same time? [14:17] no [14:20] eelstrebor, then I'm not sure what could be causing the problem. Short of a reboot of the system. Think about what applications you might have installed recently. Think of any config files you might have changed recently too. [14:23] Hi guys [14:23] I have a lenovo which in dmesg shows: Package temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled [14:24] Checking with "watch sensors" it shows that message occurs around 60 degrees [14:24] "sensors" says that high is +100 and crit is +100 [14:24] so wondering why it is triggering? [14:25] If the motherboard firmware detects it can't spin the fan fast enough, it will also throttle down... you might need to open up the machine and clean out any dust/debris build up [14:26] Should not be a problem its a fresh system [14:26] The fan1 is shown at 13 500RPM right now.. [14:27] it is kinda instant also [14:27] it shows throttled then a ms later "CPU0: Package temperature/speed normal" [14:27] [24500.949421] mce: CPU6: Core temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled (total events = 348) [14:28] [24500.950440] mce: CPU6: Core temperature/speed normal [14:30] toffe, This might still be an issue: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thermald/+bug/1797802 [14:30] Launchpad bug 1797802 in thermald (Ubuntu) "Erratic behavior of CPU frequency control under load" [Medium,Triaged] [14:32] Yeah i also felt it was slughis. I had a L580 beore this (i7 7th gen) and it was much faster. This is a i7 8th gen.. so annoying that it suck so much. I also once a while get hdd crash [14:32] comming to work the screen just shows a lot of hdd problems / sector problems. [14:34] toffe, is this a machine provided to you by your employer? === Grayson__ is now known as Grayson [14:35] pragmaticenigma: yep :) [14:36] toffe, I would encourage you to take that machine to your IT department. It's really a bad idea to try and fix it yourself. The volunteers here assume that you have an Ubuntu installation using the images provided by Canonical, most companies install customized or tweaked versions to meet the needs of their organizations. They would benefit from knowing you are experiencing these problems. [14:37] pragmaticenigma: ah, nah this is a clean ubuntu install :) [14:37] Got it with windows, reformatted and installed ubuntu. I'm one of the devs so we cannot be on that stupid work network with al lthe limitations :P [14:37] Also I'm "IT" at our office .) [14:37] :) [14:43] Oh well gonna try fault tracing a bit. Reboot time [14:51] toffe, what does `cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp` do? [14:52] (thermal_zone0 might be called thermal_zone1, 2 etc) [14:53] Ecko_: 54000 [14:53] Zone 1 20000 [14:54] 0-5 was 54000 20000 37000 47000 50000 49000 [14:54] Ok, that would be 54 degrees. Kinda normal since most laptops run a little hotter in favor of turning the fans harder [14:55] tried i7z but get a wrmsr:pwrite: operation not permitted [14:55] prolly due to having bios encryption on hdd (?) [14:55] True Frequency (without accounting Turbo) 1991 MHz [14:55] this shows above that error though. [14:57] product: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8550U CPU @ 1.80GHz [14:57] sounds about correct with this :P [14:58] lscpu: CPU MHz: 700.003 [14:58] that .. is not a number I like so much [14:59] dynamic frequency scaling [14:59] ^ [14:59] Yeah, started a compile task, it went up to 2200 [14:59] peaked at 3000 once [14:59] No need to run a cpu at full blast when not needed, especially on a laptop with limited battery life [15:00] My next computer is most likely a desktop.. Build it myself instead of those premade :P [15:00] But I just got this so want to outlive it a bit more.. Oh well [15:00] lets stick to ubuntu issues please [15:01] lotuspsychje: arent we? [15:01] the issue is cpu overheat on my ubuntu machine :D [15:02] which led to this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/thermald/+bug/1797802 [15:02] Launchpad bug 1797802 in thermald (Ubuntu) "Erratic behavior of CPU frequency control under load" [Medium,Triaged] [15:02] which led to cpu frequency check. [15:03] toffe: lenovo, did you try bios update to latest? [15:04] toffe: and wich ubuntu version & kernel are you experiencing this? [15:04] Not done the last couple months.. maybe I can try that [15:04] 5.0.0-32-generic [15:04] Release: 19.04 [15:05] !info linux-image-generic disco [15:05] linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 5.0.0.32.33 (disco), package size 2 kB, installed size 15 kB [15:06] toffe: if bios update does not fix, try another kernel perhaps as a test? [15:06] toffe: compare with LTS for example, or with a latest !mainline kernel [15:07] Yeah Will try to do that tomorrow [15:07] 16:07, 7 minutes overtime :D [15:08] gotta run! thanks for the tip lotus. Have a great evening [15:17] Hey all.. iptables question. For some, I have a box on the local network that is a gateway for a special wifi network. eth0 is 192.168.1.0/24 and wlan0 is 192.168.220.0/24. For some reason I can't ssh into the box from 192.168.1.x network but I can from .220.x network. This used to work fine, and afaik, nothing has changed. Here are the routes and iptables rules: http://dpaste.com/003NSPM [15:17] Any ideas? [15:19] pjs, Try ##networking or ##linux... raspberry pi isn't something that this channel supports [15:20] unless I missing something === saint__ is now known as saint_ [15:23] pragmaticenigma: ok the question isn't specific to a pi but sure, another channel I suppose [15:44] I'm trying to run a make and it tells me libcbase is missing [15:50] rapidwave: we dont really support compiling as support, whats the package you are trying to make? you dont find it on the repos/snaps? [15:52] Nah, it's a package of tools offered as source from a developer website [15:53] Oh....the libcbase is not in repo [15:53] Or I cannot find it at least. [15:54] It's possible the configure script is too old...maybe I can just throw a newer one into the directory? [15:56] rapidwave, as lotuspsychje already mentioned... this channel focuses on the packages provided through the Ubuntu software repository. If you are compiling from source, you will need to reach out to the developers of the code for assistance. Also, if you are desiring a more recent application than what is available, take a look and see if there is a snap or flatpak already avaialable. === crondd is now known as crond [16:10] hi [16:10] welcome deadrom [16:12] when resuming 18.04 on a Dell M4800 on a dock the dock activates the ports a bit late and so every resume the system re-discovers everything: usb devices, displays. can I prevent that somehow? [16:12] libcbase sound more like a package that is missing, it is not part of the downloaded tools [16:13] Hi, I remember there used to be an option to set "emblems" on folders, but I can't find it. Was it removed, do I need to install something, or am I looking at the wrong places? === _Saltine_ is now known as Budgii [16:14] popey: deadrom issue related to that bug you found? [16:14] ...nvm it seems to have been removed in gnome 3 and there is a package to restore that [16:14] lotuspsychje: bug? [16:25] deadrom: can you check if you have symptons of bug #1849955 [16:25] bug 1849955 in mutter (Ubuntu) "Display jumps on dock/undock and on volume/brightness overlay" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1849955 [16:28] lotuspsychje: not that I know. I never undock it. I use it as a desktop PC for power consumption reasons. === dionysus70 is now known as dionysus69 [16:30] deadrom: ah you just have it when resuming? [16:30] lotuspsychje: yup. [17:10] hi all. i installed my ubuntu default LUKS options and how can i remove this and re-make with custom options like --iter-time and --use-urandom? [17:10] or is there any way to change this without remove? [17:16] !ping [17:16] pong! [17:19] revolutionary, to the best of my knowledge, you would likely (and have an easier time) starting from scratch [17:19] revolutionary, --use-urandom is only used when generating the master key, which cannot be changed. And I don't know why you'd want to set that after the fact. [17:19] revolutionary, But you can set --iter-time by making a new keyslot with it, then removing the old one. [17:20] revolutionary, the other option would be to resize the volume, smaller, make a new LUKS volume with the desired settings and copy your data there... I don't know how easily this can be done [17:20] lordcirth_ i don't want to start from the scratch. i just want to add some options like --iter-time and i want to create my key with --use-urandom, like [17:21] i just want to change my current LUKS scheme with adding some options. Is there any way to change this? [17:32] revolutionary, anything you change would only affect the header of the encrypted volume. What concerns do you have? [17:33] i have concerns about security level [17:33] for example i would want to change --iter-time [17:34] revolutionary, this might help you: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/101343/how-to-change-the-hash-spec-and-iter-time-of-an-existing-dm-crypt-luks-device [18:11] Hi, I have a question about resolvconf [18:11] Someone asked me to edit the DNS. [18:12] the /etc/resolv.conf indicates that resolvconf generates the file [18:13] in the man page I see resolvconf -a IFACE.PROG where IFACE.PROG. What should I place for PROG for dns? [18:14] resolv.conf -a eth0.ifup I assume [18:15] I then enter lines like nameserver 1.1.1.1 [18:15] IGnorAND, verions of Ubuntu... latest versions do not use resolv.conf [18:15] how do I close/save it? [18:15] pragmaticenigma: don't laugh - 14.04 [18:16] 14.04 reached EOL... it's no longer supported in the Ubuntu channels. [18:16] !trusty | IGnorAND [18:16] IGnorAND: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (Trusty Tahr) was the 20th release of Ubuntu. !End-of-life was April 25th, 2019. Paid support (ESM) is available. See also !esm, !eol, !eolupgrade [18:17] Thanks, I'll go tell them that the dns cannot be fixed [18:17] IGnorAND, It's not so much that it can't be fixed... it's the fact that system is so old that it is extremely vulnerable to attacks on the internet [18:18] pragmaticenigma: it's not an online system [18:18] and thanks for pointing it out, but I knew that [18:19] It's not online, yet needs DNS settings... that makes no sense [18:21] pragmaticenigma: it needs a private dns [18:22] pragmaticenigma: as you said, there is no support in the channel. Why do you even care if it makes sense. [18:23] IGnorAND: please no debates in this channel, focus on ubuntu issues [18:25] why doesn't ubuntu provide an "opencv-without-gui" package ? [18:25] If i intall in an empty ubuntu container, the package "opencv-pyhton" it adds 700MB to the container size [18:30] How do I know if my gpu is running? [18:31] I forgot the command 😅 [18:31] what do you mean gpu is running? [18:31] If the display is using my gpu or not? Or is it detected correctly [18:32] Also if the drivers are Installed. [18:32] dckusr, The list of dependencies are here: https://packages.ubuntu.com/cosmic/python3-opencv ... I'm not seeing anything GUI specific in there [18:32] The_LoudSpeaker: sudo lshw -C video [18:33] lotuspsychje: Thanks! [18:35] pragmaticenigma: look better, it depends on opencv-highgui which needs libgtk+ which needs all of X [18:37] ah, so it does dckusr ... there are ways to block the dependency... though I'm not fmailiar with them personally [18:38] dckusr, There are these approaches: https://serverfault.com/a/392205 [18:39] "apt-get --nodeps" which means you have to manually list all the packages you do need. -or- download the primary package and run it with "dpkg --ignore-depends=" [18:39] yeah, but since most people who use opencv dont need the small gui aspect, it's a shame it's there isnt such [18:39] especially on days like docker where it adds 700MB [18:40] and people complaint about bloated docker images [18:40] dckusr: the equivs package can help you build a fake package to satisfy dependencies that you don't need [18:40] dckusr: but please do file a bug report about this to ask for the dependency to be downgraded to a recommends [18:41] I think that will be a big issue, as people who want GUI must be used to this workflow (and I dont know if this really is optional or opencv will bork if it doesnt exist) [18:41] would be nice to just have another package for no gui [18:41] dckusr, packages are built and dependencies are set to meet the needs of the largest audience. When you get into specific use cases such as yours, it's up to the user to determine how you want to build and configure the application. [18:42] Got a weird issue with 19.10 - after install, v5.3 kernels suffer USB disconnects every time a key is pressed on USB keyboard from initramfs onwards. [18:43] whaaaaaaat [18:43] also, why doesn't ubuntu fix on 16.04 LTS the problem, that nvidia drivers + cryptdrive = can't use computer ? [18:43] there are tons of bug reports on it, yesterday it took me 2 HOURS to bypass this bug [18:43] while preping for a presentation :( [18:44] i mean it's not some small usecase, encrpyting hard disk and using nvidia... [18:44] dckusr: what bug number? [18:44] TJ-: didnt see that before, what machine brand is that? [18:44] dckusr: encrypting and nvidia have no relationship - do you mean UEFI Secure Boot and nvidia propriatry modules not being signed? [18:45] lotuspsychje: My regular Asus T300CHI - just installed 19.10 alongside 18.04. Keyboard works fine in firmware and in GRUB but it fails s soon as initramfs is reached ... each time a key is pressed the device disconnects and reconnects [18:46] Worked fine for the installer too [18:46] weird one [18:46] As a result it has broken the ability to do a LUKS unlock from initramfs [18:46] TJ-: got a dmesg from that? [18:47] lotuspsychje: there's nothing to see and no... since it cannot get past initramfs [18:47] hmm [18:47] TJ-, if kernel related, you can try the -proposed 5.3.0.21.24 [18:47] !info linux-generic eoan-proposed [18:47] linux-generic (source: linux-meta): Complete Generic Linux kernel and headers. In component main, is optional. Version 5.3.0.21.24 (eoan-proposed), package size 1 kB, installed size 16 kB [18:48] anyone knows devices and locations application process name? when i ps aux i cannot identify anything closely matching it [18:48] gebbione: 'it'? [18:49] There's quite a few regressions I'm discovering; e.g. when tapping Esc key to get the GRUB menu (and needing to tap repeatedly... once the menu shows if another tap gets through it escapes the menu and drops you at the command prompt after clearing the screen... didn't do that previously [18:49] TJ-: nop, I mean what I said [18:49] There is a bug when you use the gui spalsh screen , and you have nvidia drivers installed, then it asks for passwords, but typing it, putis it in the wrong terminal [18:49] and you can't login [18:49] let me find you some bug reports [18:49] sarnold "Devices & Locations" [18:50] TJ- https://askubuntu.com/questions/867643/ubuntu-16-04-nvidia-driver-encrypted-harddrive-blank-screen [18:50] TJ- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/plymouth/+bug/1721988 [18:50] Launchpad bug 1721988 in plymouth (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu 17.10 full disk encryption + Nvidia drivers not booting" [Undecided,Confirmed] [18:51] it seems that it was fixed in 18.04, but tons of people still use 16.04 [18:51] the "fix" is to disable the gui splash screen on boot (very hard to do, and you need recovery mode) [18:52] sarnold those are the reports [18:52] dckusr: right, I recall that, I worked on it. It's a bug in plymouth which handles user input during boot. The solution is to get rid of the dumbed-down 'splash' screen so it doesn't change VTs [18:52] it took me 2 hours, cause 1.9 hours i was googling in vain to figure out what the issue is [18:53] tj-: yeah, i think for 99% of the people, it means nothing [18:53] TJ- if it was fixed in 18.04 cant it be back ported to 16.04 ? [18:54] oh it looks like it is called baobab [18:55] also another nice bug, if you don't install in 16.04 the HWE, trying to install new nvidia-drivers borks your system as well :( [18:57] dckusr: I don't recall now it was a long time ago, but I think there was some interaction either with the vt_handoff and/or the VT mode [19:04] how do you resolve dnsleak on ubuntu 18.04 [19:08] does anyone here use dnscrypt [19:10] pi0, DNSLeak is a term used in conjunction with VPN services. That requires the VPN providers help to resolve. What exactly is your issue you're experiencing. Plase be specific [19:11] pi0: hopefully useful to you https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1754671 [19:11] Launchpad bug 1754671 in NetworkManager "Full-tunnel VPN DNS leakage regression" [Medium,Confirmed] [19:14] hi! please help me connect my Xenial netbook to my cable ethernet. my netbook has a USB ethernet adapter that shows up as enx… + hex MAC. when I use my yellow LAN cable to connect enx with my Archer D20 wifi "router", everything works, but in the wrong location. so my Archer has a grey cable to port 1 of a noname "5 Poer 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet Switch". switch slot 4 has a white cable to a PC, that connection works. the switch' [19:14] s "LNK" LEDs light up for slot 1 and 4. however, when I unplug the white cable and instead plug the yellow cable with enx, my netbook's syslog does not see a link change, and the switch LNK LED 4 stays dark. how to debug? [19:14] pragmaticenigma: i installed openvpn and connected to a provider, i tested my system on a ipleak site and noticed my isp was listed even after i connected to vpn [19:15] s:Poer:Port: [19:15] sarnold: thank you i will check this out [19:16]