[00:14] grml-rescueboot doesn't boot when the system is booted in uefi mode === not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy === not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy [01:32] Good evening, have a question. I have a dedicated server from ovh.com and also purchased an IP block of 4. When i attempt to add the ip with netplan i dont even show a config file at all for it, does anyone know how to add a 2nd ip address to box? Running ubuntu 18.04 [01:33] you'll probably need to consult the OVH administration documentation [01:35] I did, they said its an issue with ubuntu itself thats why i came here..i know you guys are no way associated with ovh or anything like that lol [01:36] going to try reinstalling netplan and see if it fixes it :\ [01:37] is it already using 1of4 ? [01:39] Yes === stub is now known as stub_ [02:02] Ubuntu desktop edition or server edition is being used ? [02:03] if ovh supplied the image the site should indicate not only the version but also the edition of the image deployed === stub_ is now known as stub === zbenjamin is now known as Guest34361 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin === zenguy is now known as Zenguy [03:15] hi e1-are there circumstances in which an updated (the distro-excluding hardware) ubuntu 18.04 distro desktop could be infected, should i be worried about infection,can only find info on antivirus for servers [03:16] elgOOOg: always keep your system up to date, and stay 'sane' on the internet [03:16] !security | elgOOOg start here [03:16] elgOOOg start here: Security Updates are dealt with here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Security - See also !root, !firewall, !server, and !usn [03:17] thanks [03:17] elgOOOg: if you want to experiment with scanning your system, try: clamav, rkhunter, lynis,nmap,.. [03:26] Found the problem is https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/1851311 [03:26] Launchpad bug 1851311 in grub2 (Ubuntu) "Grub 2.04 Out of memory error, No server error" [Undecided,Confirmed] [03:32] my SSH connection between two xenial machines on my LAN stalls at key exchange. wireshark on the server sees "Key exchange init", then a TCP retransmission for which it did not capture the previous segment. does that make any sense? any ideas how to fix it with software? it works if I use a better quality LAN connection, but I'd prefer that somewhat-broken link if possible. after all that's what TCP is made for, isn't it? [03:34] I'll see if I can find that missing segment somewhere on the SSH client side in wireshark. [03:45] hey all, anyone awake? [03:46] is there an easy way to tell what drives are connected to a sata controller? i have 2 on this motherboard and want to differentiate which drives are attached to what [03:46] What a good ppa with the latest kernel? [03:46] lspci shows one has an address of 00:11.0 and the other is 03:00.0 [03:46] basically want to pass certain hard disks to vms, so i need to arrange them accordingly [03:48] romulas: you don't need a ppa unless you need customizations. [03:48] to debug the packet loss, I pinged with do-not-fragment and various paket sizes. looks like "160(188) bytes of data." is the threshold up to which my preferred link is reliable. so should I configure 188 as the MTU for that link? [03:48] I have a ppa with git of mesa/libdrm,etc [03:48] But no latest kernel [03:49] billybigrigger: are you chatting from the computer right now? [03:49] romulas: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds [03:50] tatertots no ssh'd in [03:52] billybigrigger: run inxi -Fxxprzc0|nc termbin.com 9999 [03:52] So there isn't a ppa with the latest kernel, sadly. [03:52] billybigrigger: it'll guide you to install inxi if you don't have it already then complete the command [03:53] what do you need to know? i can tell you anything about this system lol [03:53] gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD3 motherboard, 16GB DDR3, amd fx-8129 8c/16t 3.4Ghz [03:53] you can't tell yourself what disk and disk id's you have so you can get on with using the disk in vms ? [03:53] if you could do what you say..you wouldn't have ever posed such a query [03:54] truth be told [03:54] i don't want to pass the wrong controller though incase i have the host on that controller [03:54] but take care..good luck [03:54] i just want to know how to tell what disks are attached to each controller === Mrokii_ is now known as Mrokii [04:02] thanks tatertots, figured it out ya fucking douche, don't need to install and stupid software either, quit trying to help people if you're gonna be a retard while doing it, there's a reason i left this shit distro 10 years ago, douches like you are still around i see [04:09] looks like MTU 188 is wholly another level of broken than I had imagined. guess I'll need to use a better link then. [05:34] livepatching doesn't work on 20.04 [05:35] Know issue? [05:35] *Known [05:35] https://bugs.launchpad.net/canonical-livepatch-client/+bug/1784474 [05:35] Launchpad bug 1784474 in Canonical Live Patch Client "canonical-livepatch failing to enable" [Undecided,New] [05:37] Anyone know why syslog would be getting flooded with gnome-session Expression error: two parameters expected ? [05:40] Casper26: do you have non default gnome-shell extensions installed? [05:40] This is ubuntu 16.04 Unity [05:42] oh, no idea then [05:42] /quitt [05:43] i can't seem to find anything about this (exact) error message online. [05:43] It's also showing Load $ ( decimals () ) [05:43] yea i have benn searching for 2 hors [05:44] hours [05:45] but these two errors are spamming every almost every second [05:45] it will be some third party software you have running [05:58] hello room [06:03] hi [06:04] i am using play on linux anyone know how to install the opengl libraries [06:04] for 32bit and 64 bit [06:05] how did you install playonlinux [06:05] through the software center [06:06] then it should have everything you need already [06:08] how do i mount a filesystem from a live usb stick [06:10] the same way you'd mount it from anywhere else. [06:10] what are you running, which file system type are you tring to mount? [06:11] how do i list what i can munt? [06:14] Device Start End Sectors Size Type [06:14] /dev/nvme0n1p1 2048 1050623 1048576 512M EFI System [06:14] /dev/nvme0n1p2 1050624 500117503 499066880 238G Linux filesystem [06:15] tomreyn: so i need to mount /dev/nvme0n1p2 [06:15] !paste [06:15] 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. [06:16] file -s /dev/nvme0n1p2 should tell you which file system it is [06:18] Linux rev 1.0 ext4 filesystem data [06:19] so which ubuntu version are you running,which desktop? a non default kernel version? [06:33] live boot and installed os version are both 18.04 [06:33] however the surface was a spcial kernel for surface pro [06:38] pi0: on a standard ubuntu 18.04 installation you'd have gnome-shell and the "gnome file" application (previously known as "nautilus"), which could mount an ext4 file system by just navigating to it. however, if you're using a non ubuntu kernel then we can't really know what you're running and this makes it tough to support you. [06:45] mount -v /dev/nvme0n1p2 /media/mnt === Raqbit1 is now known as Raqbit [07:53] hello, if I recall right snap is now the suggested way of installing software on Ubuntu [07:54] mfoolb: not entirely true, lots of stuff is still in the regular apt repos [07:55] but for example installing thunderbird puts you in an awkward situation.. package is obsolete and you can't upgrade because latest versions are not present in snap store [07:56] contact the maintainers, ask them to upgrade [07:57] I actually still use and prefer apt.. so the question is can I remove thundebrid from snap while maintaing configurations/file and install from apt without any impact? [08:12] Hi Guys,I am having some trouble with a USB Modem "HUAWEI E303S" while using it on:Linux 5.0.0-37-generic #40~18.04.1-Ubuntu SMP x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux.The device is working fine on windows.In the Disks utility the device was getting detected as a CD-ROM. So I tried the solution mentioned [08:12] here:https://askubuntu.com/questions/143989/3g-usb-modem-not-working-in-12-04But it didn't work.Some further details about the system and device are at: https://justpaste.it/4ckv1Please suggest some workaround. === Zenguy is now known as zenguy [08:20] huawei-usb-modem: have you tried configuring it using network manager? [08:20] since usb_modeswitch seems to be working and it is detected as a modem as it should be [08:21] indeed it also shows up as storage but you can just ignore this if the modem works fine [08:23] tomreyn: please elaborate on configuring using network manager part [08:23] do you mean using wvdial ? because I have tried it and it says sorry no modem detected' [08:24] huawei-usb-modem: no i mean network manager, the default network management framework on ubuntu 18.04 desktop [08:24] you'd go to "settings", then "network" [08:25] and i guess it should show up asa modem there you can then configure [08:25] yes the device is showing up there [08:26] alright, so how to configure it exactly may depend on your mobile network provider, but i assume it's rather straight forward from there. [08:27] yes that way it is working [08:27] but i would like to be able to make it work via terminal [08:27] then use nm-cli or nm-tui [08:28] tomreyn: ok will search about it and reply [08:28] * nmcli or nmtui [08:28] tomreyn: thanks I think this will work [08:29] you're welcome [08:29] but do you have some insight regarding the fact that wvdial is not finding it ? [08:29] no, i don't. i also don't understand why so many people insist on using this software [08:30] is it not good ? [08:30] well, did it work as easily to setup this modem there as it did on netowkr manager? [08:31] no :) [08:31] but it did work the first time [08:31] nmcli for the win then, thanks. [08:32] it's probably possible to get this to work with wvdial, too, i just dont know how [08:32] and i recommend using ubuntu defaults unless you have good reasons not to. [08:33] my ultimate aim is to write a shell script. so that the configuration part is automated and the usb modem can be just a plug and play device for ubuntu systems [08:34] cool, i think you got a lot closer to this point now [08:35] yes, thanks for the help. [09:15] Hello! How can i disable tomcat9 logging to syslog? === stub is now known as stub_ [09:27] alakx: I would look for a #tomcat or #java or such chan [09:28] Where is the command `source` located? Its not in /bin or /usr/bin [09:29] Woodpecker: it's a bash builtin, not a command available in the filesystem. [09:29] Woodpecker: Run: type source [09:29] geirha: Can I run it from an IDE as a build step? === stub_ is now known as stub [09:30] yes, if it passes your commands to bash [09:31] if it doesn't invoke a shell at all, you can always run it yourself with bash -c 'source ... && build && run' [09:31] It invokes a built in shell. https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/F7FW5djc/image.png [09:31] yeah okay that makes sense. [09:32] if that runs the command with a shell, it probably spawns a new shell for each step, so using source there would be pointless [09:32] I have loaded up the "at" scheduler with some commands. now I want to verify what commands will run. how do I see the commands? [09:33] CarlFK: atqw [09:33] err, atq [09:33] geirha: right, because after exiting the shell, the environment set up no longer exists, is that right? [09:33] geirha: that doesn't seem to show the command [09:34] CarlFK: ah, look up the -c option [09:34] geirha: I read the man page too .. and was hopeful, but -c is not for atq :p [09:35] CarlFK: no, but you see the job number with atq, then at -c $jobnum [09:36] geirha: bingo. thanks. and woah, what the heck [09:37] yeah, it injects your environment variables in there [09:37] isn't atd triggered by cron which is triggered by a systemd service which is triggered by a systemd timer nowadays? [09:38] no, atd is itself a daemon, not started by cron [09:39] and systemd's timer thing is distinct from cron afaik; two separate systems [09:39] (afaik - as far as I know) [09:41] so my at command is systemctl --user start videoteam-record.service [09:41] with all that other stuff http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/bP3tHYTmc9/ [09:41] hi, will the next ubuntu release use python3 as standard or not have python at all included in its base install? [09:41] is there a systemd thing I should be using to schedule it to start ? [09:44] geirha: hmm yes looks like you're right. i mixed it up with anacron. [10:09] Hello. I'm using mpv and libavfilter(?) via "--vf perspective=..." to playback videos and specify (and manipulate in realtime) the coordinates of the four corners. This takes a lot of CPU power. Is there a way to do this later in the chain by somehow using 3D video hardware stuff? Where can I find out more? [10:28] If to convert into vlc, vlc writes this encoder is not present. What do I do to make it ( other encoders ) work in vlc? [10:29] in vlc have only x264, x265, theora, vp8 [10:30] video enc [10:34] or it not in vlc, or in ubuntu have only x264, x265, theora, vp8 [10:35] in irc vlc no answer [11:01] qwertuttyty: Can you try to rephrase that question? [11:02] hello room [11:02] hello [11:11] If I had some questions about turning an old computer into a file/media server would I be in the right place? [11:16] GoodTimesImmort: Yes, ask your real question ;-) [11:23] vlt: About a year of dedicated basic Ubuntu knowledge. Just starting to dabble on bash and python. Want to create a simple media server for myself and a couple friends. Movies, Project files, maybe access to an emulator... [11:23] Does that make sense? [11:24] I also haven't been able to fix my issue with the wifi turning off after some inactivity. (internal wifi on a laptop) [11:28] Hello, canonical recently released a tool for spinning up local ubuntu VMs - I can't seem to remember the name ... any pointers. === LaLaLars1 is now known as LaLaLars [11:45] When I click the applications button [11:45] only a few applications show [11:45] I have to do a search to find term [11:52] MJCD: Toggle Recent and All at the bottom of the view [11:54] ah brill [11:54] also the built in software updater is messing with me [11:54] can I just completely destroy it :P [11:56] like apt is constantly complaining its locked [11:57] even though its not open [11:57] that's pretty troublesome [11:57] idk why apt doesn't just queue job lists and execute them as able [11:57] i'm sure there's some weird fringe bug reasons [11:58] but, for now if I can just get it disabled for me that'd be awesome [11:58] also since day 0 installing all software updater has ever done is say "Waiting for unattended-upgr to exit" [11:58] it's been restarted multiple times [11:59] if I try to quit it because that never completes it hardlocks the process lol [12:00] canonical's been having some troubles lately :( I know that's offtopic tho [12:05] feels like a lack of strong direction [12:05] which is oft true of the FOSS community [12:05] but canonical are a commercial entity [12:12] urgh [12:12] for 'when there are security updates' [12:12] there is no "Never" style option [12:12] oh, I guess that it wont bother me because auto update is set to never [12:12] nevermind that one [12:13] Hi Guys, [12:14] Ekiga app was replaced by other one? If yes, which voip softphone you guys recommend? [12:16] Hi Guys, I have connected a USB Modem to ubuntu, and trying to configure it by using nmcli. The USB Modem interface is wwan0 according to ifconfig. But the nmcli doesn't show wwan0. [12:16] nmcli is only showing eth0 and lo [12:16] what could be the problem ? [12:24] are you even really a huawei usb modem [12:25] yes [12:25] huawei e303S [12:26] :) [12:26] echoSMILE: i'd try twinkle. [12:27] I tried it on another PC and in that one nmcli does recognise it by the name cdc-wdm0 [12:27] https://docs.ubuntu.com/core/en/stacks/network/network-manager/docs/configure-cellular-connections [12:28] this is actually documentation for ubuntu core, but should also apply to standard ubuntu i would think [12:29] maybe you just lack modemmanager on this system [12:31] tomreyn: yeah I am installing [12:32] `/usr/lib/NetworkManager/conf.d/10-globally-managed-devices.conf` this file is not present on the system on which nmcli fails to recognise the modem [12:34] what is running on this system? [12:34] ubuntu version, kernel version? [12:42] tomreyn: ubuntu 16 [12:45] hello, is there a way I could check my (client) IP when I ssh into an Ubuntu server? [12:46] phatcat: `ifconfig - a` on the client machine...? [12:47] `ifconfig -a` [12:47] aha, awesome [12:47] what's the correct regex to cover all LAN IP's like 10.9.0.2? [12:47] phatcat: Easier to go to a site like ipchicken.com or similar sites [12:47] phatcat, sudo netstat -tapen should show it [12:48] phatcat: What are you using the regex with? [12:48] nginx config file [12:48] I've got 192.168.10.0/24 since I thought I'm going to get an IP in that range [12:48] but it turns out it's 10.9.0.2 [12:48] Guest32191: ifconfig is not installed by default in Ubuntu anymore. Just a heads up [12:49] !YY.MM | huawei-usb-modem [12:49] huawei-usb-modem: Ubuntu version numbers are: YY.MM (YY=release year,MM=release month). Each year sees two releases, so just specifying YY is imprecise. See also https://www.ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle [12:49] phatcat: for server type questions you might find better answers in the #ubuntu-server channel. [12:49] huawei-usb-modem: on ubuntu, the "nmcli" command, which you seem to have available on both systems, is provided by the "network-manager" package. also on ubuntu, the file /usr/lib/NetworkManager/conf.d/10-globally-managed-devices.conf is provided by the "network-manager" package. so either you're not running ubuntu, or someone with root permissions moved or deleted this file. [12:50] phatcat: You might also want to check out the Nginx channel which will have more focused help on Nginx configuration and setup: #nginx [12:50] ''ip -br addr'' for a nice and compact equivalent of ''ifconfig -a'' [12:52] phatcat: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_network#Private_IPv4_addresses - ask in ##networking if you need more info on this topic. [12:53] Hi, I have 2 gmail accounts (home/work), at the top taskbar calendar it shows only the home account, how can I configure it to show both calendars? (ubuntu 18.04 LTS) [12:55] I assume Evolution is the default mail client with it having better integration, have you looked in the settings there? [12:55] I don't think Evolution is installed by default. it's a clean install [12:56] evolution is not installed [12:56] tomreyn: so should i reinstall network-manager ? [12:57] MaximB: Which version of Ubuntu are you running? [12:57] huawei-usb-modem: it could bring back the lost file, so you may want to [12:57] 18.04 LTS [12:57] tomreyn: doing it. [12:58] huawei-usb-modem: thanks for letting me know. [13:00] MaximB: In the full calendar view, is there a button or icon with three horizontal lines? [13:02] there is no 'full' view, only drop-box with the calender, no icons to click on except the dates. I can't even set meetings (I set them in gmail), only view them. but this is not a complaint [13:02] MaximB: There should be a Calendar application in the main applications list... The applet should pull it's settings from that application [13:04] there is no installed calendar app when I search 'cal'...I think it takes the gmail conf from the accounts menu, but only uses one [13:04] is there a clean way to programmatically remove some key bindings from the default Terminal app? i have a script that installs my dotfiles and i want to get rid of the ctrl-minus zoom-out key binding (since my shell config uses that) [13:05] I don't want the whole evolution\thunderbird email app, just want to view the calendar easily from all accounts [13:05] Hello, I have ubuntu installed in an external USD hard drive. Recently when I try to use it I get the following error: [13:05] Failed to open \EFI\BOOT\mmx64.efi - Not Found [13:05] Failed to load image \EFI\BOOT\mmx64.efi - Not Found [13:05] Failed to start MokManager: Not Found [13:05] Something has gone seriously wrong: import_mok_state() failed [13:05] Ooops sorry for the long copy :| [13:06] Any one have an idea how can I fix it please ? [13:06] Dro: best to use https://paste.ubuntu.com/ for future pastes, as is recommendded in the motd [13:06] J_C: Yes I'm sorry :$ [13:07] MaximB: I'm not referencing anything to do with Evolution or Thunderbird [13:07] pragmaticenigma ok, but I do not find any installed calendar app [13:07] i removed network-manager. and then installed it. still `/usr/lib/NetworkManager/conf.d/10-globally-managed-devices.conf` is absent. I missed the previous msg the system is 4.4.0-62-generic Ubuntu 16.04. [13:08] MaximB: How did you configure the calendar in the first place? [13:08] it was there by default [13:08] it's just a drop box when I click the date [13:08] in gnome3 [13:08] default ubuntu 18.04 [13:09] pragmaticenigma === Guest32191 is now known as raver [13:09] huawei-usb-modem: indeed, /usr/lib/NetworkManager/conf.d/10-globally-managed-devices.conf does not exist on 16.04 [13:10] Hello. In a h/w accelerated 3D-space I want to define a rectangle, project a video stream on it and then change its corner coordinates (in realtime). What higher level tool is there already available (w/o having to program a --glsl-shader for mpv)? [13:10] tomreyn: so the workaround is to update or something else is possible ? [13:12] huawei-usb-modem: an upgraqde should work. there may be other ways to make it work, but i wouldn't know how off the top of my head (it's something you could research if it's worth your time) [13:12] tomreyn: would probably update [13:12] maybe someone filed a feature request regarding support for this hardware on 16.04 already. [13:13] The system on which nmcli identifies the modem is 18.04. and the one on which the modem is not found by nmcli is 16.04. [13:14] So, the reason for this is /usr/lib/NetworkManager/conf.d/10-globally-managed-devices.conf' [13:14] ? [13:14] or something else could also be responsible ? [13:14] could be, but more likely there's more to it [13:15] huawei-usb-modem, i don't know that, but probably you can create the file from scratch [13:15] tomreyn: i think reinstalling network-manager did the trick [13:16] the modem is recognised [13:16] MaximB: The Gnome calendar applet uses the "evolution-data-server" backend to query and display calendars. If there isn't a calendar configuration option in System Settings, you will have to install Evolution in order to access and configure it. You may have better luck asking in #gnome or using the "irc.gnome.org" server (also found through GIMPNet IRC) for their official support channels. [13:16] tomreyn: Thanks once again. [13:16] pragmaticenigma thanks [13:17] huawei-usb-modem: you're welcome once again. ;) [13:17] Any idea about this problem guys ? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/z2YkyHyKt4/ [13:18] Dro: provide more context. [13:19] ubuntu version, kernel version, which command generated this output etc. [13:19] tomreyn: 18.04 , not sure about the kernel, but this happen when I try to boot to Ubuntu [13:19] Its not the output of a command, Ubuntu don't boot [13:19] and show that error [13:20] Dro: is this a fresh installation then? [13:20] I think my isp has blocked tor, I cannot open torproject site too. I have ubuntu and stuck on configuration page. What server url etc should I give or any easy way to install tor browser? [13:21] Intelo: tor is available in ubuntu [13:21] Intelo: sudo apt install torbrowser-launcher [13:21] tomreyn, it is, Thats the server url I was talking about [13:21] or, for just tor, sudo apt install tor [13:21] J_C, yes; stuck at it [13:22] J_C, yes. does not goes further [13:22] Intelo: then use a differen tubuntu archive mirror [13:23] tomreyn, no use [13:23] it's unlikely that you'd run into a timeout if its blocked, more likely you'd run into an error message [13:23] tomreyn, which one you used? [13:24] it says 'downloading tor for the first time' since many hours and this repeates [13:24] show your output for sudo /bin/true && cat &>/tmp/aptlog < <(sudo apt-get -y update 2>&1; apt-cache policy 2>&1; sudo apt-get -syV full-upgrade 2>&1;); nc termbin.com 9999 the "tor" package in ubuntu would not print the message "downloading tor for the first time", i don't think so [13:25] ok one minut [13:25] oh you seem to be trynig to install tor browser bundle instead [13:26] tomreyn: no its not a frech installation.. Its installed in my external hard drive since few months [13:26] and it was working fine, not sure why it does not work anymore [13:27] tomreyn, https://termbin.com/k50z [13:27] Dro: so you are trying to boot off the external hard drive? [13:28] Intelo: look at what you posted, solve the errors ("E:") and warnings ("W:") reported by apt [13:28] tomreyn: trying to boot from it, yes [13:30] Dro: its ESP seems to be missing critical files according to this output. you could possibly just copy those from the ESP on your default boot device. [13:30] Dro: disabling "secure boot" in your "BIOS" could also help. [13:31] tomreyn, how do I remove all those third party repos? [13:31] Intelo: the same way you added them, just in reverse. [13:32] !ppa-purge [13:32] To disable a PPA from your sources and revert your packages back to default Ubuntu packages, install ppa-purge and use the command: « sudo ppa-purge ppa:/ » – For more information, see http://www.webupd8.org/2009/12/remove-ppa-repositories-via-command.html [13:32] but this only works for PPAs (i.e. repositories hosted at ppa.launchpad.net) [13:33] you can use it for others as long as you specify server etc with options [13:34] oh, good, i didnt remember this. [13:34] otherwise: the others you'd need to remove manually, by removing their apt gpg signing key off the apt repository keyring, and by removing the corresponding file off /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ [13:35] eric also wrote a wrapper to make it easier, ask him [13:35] EriC^^: ^^ [13:36] tomreyn, sudo: remove-apt-repository: command not found [13:36] tomreyn, oh ok purge [13:37] $ sudo ppa-purge ppa:upubuntu-com/tor64 [13:37] sudo: ppa-purge: command not found [13:37] Intelo: you need to install it first [13:38] ducasse, ppa:upubuntu-com/tor64 [13:38] sory [13:38] ducasse, https://termbin.com/k50z [13:38] ducasse, trying to install tor [13:38] Intelo: sudo apt install ppa-purge [13:38] I think my isp has blocked tor, I cannot open torproject site too. I have ubuntu and stuck on configuration page. What server url etc should I give or any easy way to install tor browser? [13:40] tomreyn: what does it mean ESP ? and where can I find it please ? [13:40] btw I found out that the folder /boot/efi of my external drive is empty [13:41] Intelo: what makes you think that they blocked the website for tor browser? [13:41] Dro: efi system partition, it should be mounted at /boot/efi [13:41] cryptodan, because i cannot open it [13:41] Dro: esp = efi system partition, which a running uefi booted ubuntu would mount to /boot/efi [13:42] tomreyn: my /boot/efi is empty currently [13:42] from where can I copy this files? [13:42] Intelo: if you find it useful https://github.com/ericj112/ppa-tool [13:43] Intelo: so when you go here https://www.torproject.org/download/ it just spins or do you get any error code? [13:43] Dro: your standard ubuntu installation (not the one on the external disk) also has an empty /boot/efi ? [13:44] Dro: do you have a live usb you can boot? or another ubuntu installation on another disk? [13:44] Intelo: disable your proxy server if you can. [13:44] tomreyn: no but its too different i guess.. i can copy it from the install drive? [13:44] tomreyn, which proxy? I dont have one [13:45] cryptodan, This site can’t be reachedThe connection was reset. [13:45] Try: [13:45] Checking the connection [13:45] Intelo: which ubuntu version did you say you're running=? [13:46] EriC^^: I have the one i'm running in my principal drive [13:46] hmm probably bionic. [13:46] Dro: great, are you on it right now? [13:46] but it contains too much folder [13:46] tomreyn, 18 something [13:46] Intelo: using firefox or another browser [13:46] So i'm worried if it will affect the usb one [13:46] Dro: no worries, i got you ;) [13:46] Intelo: is this windows subsystem for linux? [13:46] EriC^^: Yes, /boot/efi contains two folders : EFI and en-US [13:47] how to run from cmd? [13:47] It looks different [13:47] tomreyn, pure ubuntu [13:47] Dro: ok, dont copy anything, type "sudo parted -ls | nc termbin.com 9999" and paste the link it gives you [13:47] Dro: we won't copy anything, we'll chroot into the external hdd install and let it reinstall grub [13:48] Intelo: ok, i'm wondering because the message "Could not handshake: Error in the pull function. [IP: 116.202.120.165 443]" in your log, for the "deb.torproject.org" apt source, usually points to a proxy server getting in the way. this could also be caused by an anti virus scanner. [13:48] $ torbrowser-launcher [13:48] Tor Browser Launcher [13:48] By Micah Lee, licensed under MIT [13:48] version 0.2.9.. https://github.com/micahflee/torbrowser-launcher..Refreshing local keyring... [13:49] !paste | Intelo [13:49] Intelo: 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. [13:49] EriC^^: [13:49] https://termbin.com/lkqp [13:49] EriC^^: chrooting into the external drive will be a good option! :D [13:49] tomreyn, ok [13:49] tomreyn, what should I do [13:49] But its not always plugged, It won't affect grub when I remove it ? [13:49] Dro: which one is the external hdd? [13:50] EriC^^: the external is Model: Mass Storage Device (scsi) [13:50] The current (internal) is Model: ATA SanDisk X400 M.2 (scsi) [13:50] Intelo: i already told you: you need to take appropriate action to remove the errors and warnings on your "apt update" output. [13:50] Dro: how are you checking that /boot/efi is empty on the external hdd? it says no partition table [13:51] EriC^^: well simple i opened the disk, and gone to /boot/efi [13:51] and found it empty [13:51] Dro: aha, open the disk, then type "mount | nc termbin.com 9999" [13:52] Dro: i guess it might be that it is installed directly without a partition table, and perhaps it uses the first disk's grub as a bootloader [13:52] EriC^^: btw, when I type the first command i get this with the link : ~$ sudo parted -ls | nc termbin.com 9999 [13:52] Error: Invalid argument during seek for read on /dev/sdc [13:53] EriC^^: Well its in the fact an internal disk of my old laptop and use it with a USB case [13:53] tomreyn, https://termbin.com/9mzuy [13:53] tomreyn, cleared all errors. Whats next? [13:54] Dro: i see [13:54] EriC^^: here is the mount result https://termbin.com/3nbz [13:54] Intelo: do you want to install "tor" or "tor browser (bundle)"? [13:55] tomreyn, I have installed tor and torbrowser-launcher. My aim is to use tor browser. [13:55] Dro: ok, mount is showing partitions of sdc mounted, i wonder why parted is saying there's no partition table [13:55] tomreyn, I heard bundle is best but you suggest what to do for fast solution [13:55]