[01:59] elijaxapps problems? [02:30] I am having some issues with ubuntu (server edition), where that when I try to startup the server, the network interface does not get brought up on boot, and then from there it just causes a looping issue where the system never fully boots. I am not sure what the cause of it failing is and I don't see anything in /var/log/syslog, or any other log files. [02:44] how do I install Linux? [02:46] !install | bajsmannen [02:46] bajsmannen: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall - See also !automate === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:49] This is what I eventually see if I wait long enough for the startup to fail: https://imgur.com/HW4ozvM [02:51] aloini: you wait 5 minutes for it to timeout. Then you can login and see what is going on. I can tell you though, it's more than likely a network issue. As in, probably not on the ubuntu side. Probably the cable isn't plugged in or it's plugged in the wrong port or you just don't have dhcp running on that subnet [02:51] It's in a guest VM, the network cable is plugged in on the host esxi machine leftyfb I also left it running for ~3 hours, and it just constantly cycles through this process. [02:52] The issue is specific to this guest, as my other VMs (that are also Ubuntu) are running without problem. [02:52] aloini: ok, then you don't have networking setup properly on that guest [02:52] I did, before a restart occurred. [02:53] I have not personally touched any files relating to network management that would have caused there to be an error in the .yaml file that configures networking either. [02:53] tried recovery mode? Did you do a kernel update that might have broke it's networking? [02:53] try booting to the previous kernel [02:54] The previous kernel (5.3.026) does not seem to resolve it either. [02:55] try older than that [02:55] Those (for whatever reason) are the only two I have installed. [02:55] maybe a 4.15 kernel [03:00] hey all [03:00] I have a desktop machine that has a SSD that is 100GB, and then two additional HDD with 250+GB... I'm now getting some notifications that I'm running low on disk space. Are there some recommended ways to keep multiple drives like this? What files are the most important to be on the SDD vs the HDD? [03:03] jayjo: more info please. What partition/drive/directory is running out of space? How do you have things mounted? === pinpox- is now known as pinpox [04:11] leftyfb: what's the best way to inspect that on a running installation? [04:11] jayjo: df -h , mount , lsblk [05:27] I have a computer with no display. It boots up with Ubuntu 19.1 installer on a usb. But it won't boot up with Ubuntu 19.1 installed on a usb. How can I get the installed usb to work? [05:28] !YY.MM | blenderartist18 [05:28] blenderartist18: 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 [05:29] i.e. there is, was, and will be no "Ubuntu 19.1" [05:29] unless maybe this refers to Ubuntu Core? [05:29] Sorry, Ubuntu 19.10 [05:30] blenderartist18: do you mean you want to have an automatic install of ubuntu, i.e. from USB it will end up with a working system without you having to intervene? [05:31] That would be nice. Especially if I could get openssh-server with it. [05:31] I need to configure it to use an external usb monitor [05:32] I'm using an hdmi dummy plug, before it would not boot with the usb installer stick. [05:33] it'll be good to have some way to access the logs of the failed boot so that you can tell why it failed to boot. [05:33] how can a person do that? [05:34] one way of doing so would be moving the stick to another computer and accessing the logs from there. another way would be by logging in to the system on the network while it's running an openssh server, yet another way would be a serial console, and in the end you could also attach a monitor. [05:35] blenderartist18: this might be old but should get you started: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Enterprise/WorkstationAutoinstallPreseed [05:36] netconsole would be yet another way [05:37] tomreyn: I was assuming he wanted to run everything off the usb disk [05:38] I can run things from a usb but I also have a ssd I'd like to use. Really I just want it to work. [05:38] raub: does this rule out any of my suggestions? i don't see why, [05:38] Usually I just install Ubuntu on a drive and pop it in another computer and it just works. Not this time. [05:39] tomreyn: I stand corrected then [05:40] Is it possible to get a live usb installer going with openssh-server, connect to the server and install to a ssd via a client laptop? [05:40] or i may be totally misunderstanding the approach taken - this happened before, will happen again. ;) [05:42] blenderartist18: if you can provide input and receive output from the system in question, sure. [05:42] @tomreyn so there is a command line Ubuntu installation? [05:43] blenderartist18, when you talk about servers, this can be done using the server interface (IPMI or such) that gives you access to the server and the ability to mount remote iso's or USBs [05:43] blenderartist18: there's ubuntu server installer, there's preseeding, and there is debootstrap [05:44] if you're not talking about such systems but a VPS as a server, the provider should provide images or provide you a way to do so yourself [05:44] blenderartist18: maybe you can describe what hardware you have there, and what your use case is, and we can provide a more specific recommendation [05:45] Armageddon, tomreyn: I ASSumed baremetal, possibly home setup, so no IMPI or PXE boot server [05:45] ok, I'll get the specs [05:46] raub, hehe, it happens :) not a big deal but the question is very broad [05:46] Here is the headless computer specs: https://icecat.ch/en/p/msi/cubi-251us/cubi-pcs-workstations-Cubi-251US-36534534.html [05:47] I think it's a nuc knock off [05:48] so that's hardware which isn't meant to be run headless, but you probably still can due to the hdmi dummy [05:48] I don't have a monitor but I have a hdmi dummy plug to help. [05:48] blenderartist18, I found your solution, it's easy, drive down to the datacenter [05:49] Wheres the datacenter? I'll go now! [05:49] blenderartist18: so attaching a monitor temporarily is out of the question (why?)? [05:49] blenderartist18: so you do not have physical access to the box? [05:49] I have physical access [05:49] blenderartist18, you need a monitor and keyboard [05:50] I have keyboard but no monitor. Well take that back... I have this one... [05:50] Or slap hard drive to another machine, install OS there, and then slap back to this nucalike [05:50] blenderartist18, then get yourself a monitor :P [05:50] raub, what if any of the drivers don't work ? [05:51] https://www.asus.com/us/Monitors/MB16AC/ [05:51] The drivers work on my laptop with Ubuntu 19.10 [05:52] Armageddon: I thought ubuntu is pretty good at running on most computers, specially if all you want is for it to start with openssh and say dhcp on a single ethernet port [05:52] @raub I tried installing and setting up everything on my laptop. I took the hard drive out and put in the Cubi, didn't work. Wouldn't boot. [05:53] raub, I have seen my fair share of hardware, I always lean towards failures [05:53] Armageddon: fair point [05:54] It boots with the dummy plug with Ubuntu 19.10 install usb. The mac address for the wifi shows up and everything. So why shouldn't the installation on a usb do the same? [05:55] blenderartist18, it might totally work, from end to end [05:55] then it's up to you to figure out the ip it got [05:56] blenderartist18: have you checked if your nucalike can do console through its USB port, or it has serial console connector? [05:56] I generally don't search for servers by IP in my network, nmap spread to find all servers on a subnet, then try to figure out what's what [05:57] @raub I'm not familiar with doing console through usb? Do you mean ssh? [05:58] blenderartist18: tmux, screen. As tomreyn and Armageddon said, you might be better off finding how to slap a monitor to it [05:59] I dunno your comfort level [06:00] Hey Guys, I am using Ubuntu 18.04 and I want to disable my screen saver which comes after inactivity of some time. How do I do that? Actually it takes a little bit of time to come back on. So that's why I want to disable it. [06:00] blenderartist18: amongst the first things i suggested was to reconnect the usb stick to the other computer and inspect the logs files, to understand why it failed to boot. also, howe do you actually know it failed to boot (since oyu had no moitor)? [06:01] oops, cafe closing, this sucks, I have to go. @tomreyn I say the wifi [06:01] I saw it's wifi [06:01] okay, see you. [06:03] lalitmee: ubuntu 18.04 LTS doesn't have a screen saver other than the screen lock by default, you mustz have a custom configuration you haven't discussed, yet [06:03] Time for me to ask an easy question: if I have a variable var1='V (m/s)' how can I feed it into sed so it does not try to regexp the hell out of it? [06:05] lalitmee: I do not know what you mean by 'it takes a little bit of time to come back on' [06:05] tomreyn: Actually I have no other configuration. And my screen lock setting is also OFF. https://i.imgur.com/SwGk7Yx.png [06:06] raub: Actually I am using joining display settings with my Laptop and external screen. So laptop is fast for coming back on but the screen takes a lot of time. I am thinking it will not happen if I can disable the automatically light off thing. [06:06] lalitmee: you have a non default color and icon scheme there, di you customize those? are you sure you're running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS? [06:07] tomreyn and raub it doesn't lock simply it lights off. because when I move my mouse or press any key it directly open without putting any password or anything [06:08] tomreyn: Yeah I am using Ubuntu community theme. thats why its looking like that [06:09] so which screensaver are you using? [06:10] no screensaver. [06:10] I am not using any screensaver [06:11] that's the opposite of what you said initially, though: "I want to disable my screen saver which comes after inactivity of some time" [06:12] maybe you're saying that after a period of inactivity, the screen turns black, and there is no screen saver nor screen lock? [06:13] well, i have to leave for now, but be sure to describe it moe precisely for others to help. [06:13] *more [06:14] tomreyn: my bad. actually that's not any screensaver. So I will explain clearly now. What happens is this. If I leave my system for 5 minutes it goes in the mode where Ubuntu 18.04 show lock wallpaper and then you have to press or scroll to go to the user login screen but in my case, after inactivity of 5 minutes it goes to the lock wallpaper but when I press any key or scroll it doesn't asks for user login. That's what I meant to say [06:15] tomreyn: So I was asking to set that inactivity time to never setting. === semeion is now known as mnemonic [06:36] Hi, I ran `do-release-upgrade` (via ssh) on my AWS instance which was/is running Ubuntu 16.04. The upgrade failed fairly early - I can't see the error message because it exited the `screen` session it was running in. However, it did already update my sources.list to all the 18.04 sources, so now I can't run `sudo apt upgrade`, but I also can't run `do-release-upgrade` again because it thinks there are uninstal [06:36] led updates. [06:36] Any suggestions? [06:37] I'm not sure how to proceed, nor how best to troubleshoot the problem. [06:37] I can still `ssh` into the instance, and I can confirm that it still reports version 16.04 upon ssh login. [06:46] Everything on the server still seems to be running properly. I just can't install anything new or update packages. Obviously I could just manually edit the sources.list back to 16.04 sources... but that might leave other things in an inconsistent state. [06:46] I'm not familiar enough with the release upgrade procedure to know what else I should check. === Wryhder is now known as Lucas_Gray [08:15] My Settings > Bluetooth has just changed from showing functioning toggleable bluetooth to saying "No Bluetooth Found". In between the computer suspended and woke and I don't think anything else of note happened. I have a Dell XPS 13 running Ubuntu 19.10, how might I investigate the sudden lack of bluetooth recognition? [08:23] just turn the computer on and off again [08:25] hardware switches suck [08:28] sparr, I have the same setup [08:28] but I don't have the proper drivers in the first place cause I got no dkms kernel yet [08:33] hello [08:37] realistically, how many of you use a passphrase for ssh? [08:39] raj: I do === EriC^ is now known as EriC^^ [10:53] Hi! Is there a way to associate a proxy to a network connection, so that whenever I connect to "Work ethernet" it uses that proxy automatically without me having to change it under Network? [10:54] (the ethernet at work requires a proxy to have internet access; it's not that I want to bypass their security) [10:56] also, is there a way to have a system-wide option that will get updated immediately for all apps whenever I change my proxy in Network? Apparently what that does is change an environment variable ($http_proxy), but that doesn't affect apps and terminals that are already open [11:23] Hi folks [12:05] Hello [12:05] What's the best way to get an 5.4 kernel onto an 18.04 system, in a way that it is a security team supported kernel? [12:06] mouse pointer disappears when using vga out but is fine on dvi out [12:09] Anyone use snaps here? [12:10] snapchat? [12:10] Can you install cantor via Snap Store, run /var/lib/snapd/snap/bin/cantor, and then tell me if it works for you and what Ubuntu version do you use? [12:16] Rhonda, not, 5.4 is in mainline, just for testing https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ [12:16] wait for 20.04, that will give 5.4.x [12:18] scx, there are 4 versions on https://snapcraft.io/cantor, and you better ask this in #kubuntu [12:18] oerheks: Hmm, yeah, 20.04 is still two months away unfortunately. :/ [12:18] you could test it today [12:19] !20.04 [12:19] Ubuntu 20.04 (Focal Fossa) will be the 32nd release of Ubuntu, scheduled for April 2020 ( https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FocalFossa/ReleaseSchedule ). It will be a long-term support release. Join #ubuntu+1 for support and questions. [12:22] oerheks: I just need to know if package is broken, or snapd in my distro is outdated [12:24] there are 4 packages, which one? [12:25] default (stable) [12:25] oerheks: ^^ [12:26] well, i am not running kde, and their homepage stated: Contact the authors Report a bug IRC: #kde-edu [12:26] trying 'stable' now [12:26] https://pastebin.com/raw/55RfKx3p [12:27] oh, that is an older version .. and why starting it from comandline? [12:28] oerheks: because without it nothing shows up [12:29] there are 2 icons in my menu, gnome3, one does not do anything indeed,. but with the icon works fine [12:29] this /var/lib/snapd/snap/bin/cantor is of no use [12:30] which cantor : /snap/bin/cantor [12:30] and that works fine here [12:31] Have you tried to run "cantor" in cli? [12:32] yes, see /snap/bin/cantor [12:32] your path is unusable, what linux are you on? [12:33] Do you have any errors when running /var/lib/snapd/snap/bin/cantor? [12:33] RHEL, but Fedora has the same version of snapd. [12:34] again, that is not on my system [12:35] type which cantor, and you would get the right placeholder [12:35] $ which cantor [12:35] /var/lib/snapd/snap/bin/cantor [12:36] the /snap directory doesn't exist [12:36] $ file /snap/bin/cantor [12:36] /snap/bin/cantor: cannot open (No such file or directory) [12:36] oke, then fedora does it differen [12:36] +t [12:37] join #kde-edu for this? [12:39] oerheks: yes, but didn't get any response [12:40] try the latest 19.08.3 perhaps? [12:43] doesn't work neither [13:27] Good morning. Got my coffee. Got Internet. Got Ubuntu. What a great way to start the day. [13:30] It's all downhill from there then... === The_Milkman1 is now known as The_Milkman [13:51] Hello friends I just upgraded from ubuntu 16 with Unity 7 that was working really well for me and I have not enjoyed the gnome desktop so far [13:51] I have a fresh install of 19.04 with gnome [13:51] I have tried several extensions and they do not repair this well [13:52] any suggestions? I hear unity 7 is basically no longer supported, I've tried MATE, Cinnamon, KDE, and stock Gnome 3 and nothing seems to come close to the old Unity DE [13:52] why 19.04? I would say either 18.04 or 19.10 would be the current options. [13:53] sorry I have 19.10 [13:53] rocketeer99: supposedly unity is still found in the universe repo? [13:53] MATE with Munity is the closest I can think of to the Unity style at the moment [13:53] gnome3 should work as an unity replacement [13:53] what is it missing ? [13:54] !info unity eoan [13:54] unity (source: unity): Interface designed for efficiency of space and interaction.. In component universe, is optional. Version 7.5.0+19.10.20190924-0ubuntu1 (eoan), package size 1652 kB, installed size 7140 kB [13:54] rocketeer99: it seem unity is still in the universe repo [13:54] Eric^^: I could still install it, but from what I've read it's buggy and not updated, so I have to get off it at some point [13:55] rocketeer99: i think there's some unity being maintained etc as a community project, that's what was said initially [13:56] that's yunit, based on unity 8 [13:56] that I know of [13:57] I will give munity a try [13:57] I'm trying to install Ubuntu 19.10 on a temporarily headless MSI mini pc Cubi https://us.msi.com/Barebone/Cubi-Mini-PC-Kit/Specification [13:57] The mini pc has only two ports for display: hdmi and MiniDisplay. I do not have a monitor for these ports. I only have a USB external Monitor, Asus ZenScreen (usb external monitor): https://www.asus.com/Monitors/ZenScreen-MB16ACE/specifications/ [13:57] I have a laptop to assist in this matter. I also am using a usb wifi adapter to assist as well (it will light up if network-manager brings it up). [13:57] I've tried installing Ubuntu 19.10 on an sdd and installing the sdd into the headless but the boot failed. I test booted this new installation on my laptop and it boots fine. [13:57] I was able to boot the headless fully with a usb stick with the Ubuntu 19.10 installer live image on it. (The usb wifi adapter lights up). But when I install Ubuntu 19.10 on a usb stick the headless does not boot up (The usb wifi adapter lights up). [13:57] Does anyone have any idea what's special about the live install image that get's it through the boot process on this headless whereas a full Ubuntu 19.10 install on a usb does not make it past the boot? I believe if I can get match the live usb installer configuration I can get the headless to boot. Any ideas? [14:00] legreffier: I miss the HUD, the fact that I had locally integrated menus in the title bars, that merged with the system panel when I maximized, the fact that the windows/super key gave me an actual launcher rather than "overviews", I miss search that actually worked, I miss the excellent theming options I had, I miss min/max/close being in the [14:00] corner when maximized, I dislike the hotcorners, I miss grid virtual desktops with good trackpack gestures to move left/right/up/down, and I am generally sad about having to learn a new interface [14:01] I have a correction for the above: the wifi adapter does not light up when I try to boot from the usb with the full Ubuntu 19.10 installation. [14:04] I miss that the browsers and other applications respected my scaling options, without throwing a giant accessibility thing into my panel, and that they respected my system theme instead of doing their own thing [14:04] then there's a thousand tiny quality of life things that are hard to articulate and may just be my resistance to change [14:06] rocketeer99: It's in MATE Tweak > Panels > Munity [14:06] currently just using Gnome [14:06] with gnome-tweaks [14:07] I never like Unity in the first place so MATE is homw for me. [14:07] I am one of those poor idiots who genuinely liked Unity a lot [14:08] blenderartist18: I'm not finding anything recent with installing Ubuntu without some sort of display attached. There were projects from 2008, but that's way out of date. Preseed might work, but you have to know a lot about the machine upfront. Also, it's very possible the wifi adapter requires proprietary drivers, so I would recommend setting this up with ethernet, no wifi [14:08] My wifi adapter is supported [14:09] blenderartist18: you missed the entire point [14:09] ok [14:11] @pragmaticenigma, Since the installer image boot from a usb, then couldn't I respin it with openssh-server and install over command line via ssh from my laptop? [14:11] Or is command line installaton possible? === Jwwoods is now known as Wolfer === Wolfer is now known as Jwwoods [14:12] Ubuntu server image might be able to do that out of the box === s0rcerer is now known as sorcerer [14:13] it won't connect to wifi out of the box. It doesn't even have wpa_supplicant installed out of the box [14:14] I did need to use a dummy hdmi plug to get the live installer usb to boot, won't boot without it [14:15] blenderartist18: that would indicate that the computer in question is not capable of running headless regardless if you get Ubuntu installed or not [14:15] but it did with the live installer [14:16] network-manager turned on the usb wifi adapter [14:16] There is something about the way the live installer is configured that gets it to boot with the dummy plug [14:17] If I knew what that was, I would configure the installed version the same way in hopes that it would also boot [14:18] I've been wondering if it's secure boot, proprietary drivers, uefi, etc. [14:19] hanging up the installed version where the live installer boots all the way [14:22] Hello, with Ubuntu 18.04 on a ltsp 2019 client, a segmentation fault is thrown if i type 'sudo echo "Test"' and than CTRL-C. On the Ubuntu Host, it does not throw a segmentation fault. I've spoken to the dev of ltsp 2019, but he says that this does not have something to do with ltsp 2019 directly but rather with ssh(fs) or sudo (or nfs). This does not break something up, but I think it could be a potential security risk. I've tried to [14:22] debug it with gdb, apport-bug and strace, but I had no success with them. Strace does not even throw the segfault. Does somebody know where this comes from? === mrinfinity is now known as generalzod [14:44] Is it just me or is Bionic REALLY behind for glusterfs? 3.13, while it's up on 7 something O_o [14:46] Is it possible to connect ssh via ethernet cable to a headless computer booted with Ubuntu 19.10 live installer? [14:53] blenderartist18: possibly if you're using the Ubuntu server image [14:54] !latest | EtherMan [14:54] EtherMan: Packages in Ubuntu may not be the latest. Ubuntu aims for stability, so "latest" may not be a good idea. Post-release updates are only considered if they are fixes for security vulnerabilities, high impact bug fixes, or unintrusive bug fixes with substantial benefit. See also !backports, !sru, and !ppa. [14:54] @pragmaticenigma, so after install can I just plug in the ethernet cable and go from there? [14:54] pragmaticenigma, it wasn't that it wasn't the latest, but rather just how far behind it seems to be. [14:55] EtherMan: Really think about what you just said [14:56] blenderartist18: suspect you'd need to roll your own livecd with keys/passwords for that. [14:56] blenderartist18: possibly... I really have no idea as I have never done this before... I always use a monitor to get the system up and running... then pull the plug [14:57] yeah, I'm in an unfortunate situation. I'm homeless and cannot carry around desktop monitors. [14:58] pragmaticenigma, I don't see anything wrong with what I said... Are you suggesting there's no difference between running say 1 or 2 major versions behind, and 5 major versions behind? [15:06] I have the live Ubuntu 19.10 cd opened up to respin. I'm in the chroot. I installed openssh-server, but how do I turn it on? [15:07] sudo systemctl status ssh does work nor enabling it. [15:07] *does not work [15:09] hm. AV1 playback doesnt seem to be very useful in Focal/20.04. ffmpeg is still using libaom, which is just too slow and not multithreaded. [15:10] dav1d (which is much faster) is supported in ffmpeg 4.2+ [15:11] (supported upstream, not in ubuntu, that is.) [15:14] trippeh, I'm running 2.04 focal and the default ffmpeg version here is 4.2.2 [15:14] 20.04 [15:14] BluesKaj: yes, but it is still built against libaom in ubuntu. [15:14] what's your problem with AV playback? [15:15] libaom is not fast enough to play back even 1080p 25fps video on a modern CPU, so it stutters and drops frames. [15:16] odd I haven't noticed that, which player are you using? [15:16] mpv. playing back AV1 encoded files. [15:17] files encoded with other codecs are working fine, h264, hevc etc. [15:18] it's only AV1 that is a problem, due to using libaom as the decoder. [15:18] ok, do you have an example i could check ? [15:20] BluesKaj: if you have youtube-dl, try youtube-dl -f399+251 k2qgadSvNyU and playing back the resulting file [15:21] it gets worse further out in the video [15:23] if you have a cpu that boosts to like 5Ghz, it might be able to eke by with libaom based ffmpeg, I suppose [15:23] ok , gotcha it's obviously dropping frames [15:25] and when youtube-dl finished there was this message: [ffmpeg] Merging formats into "Dua Lipa - New Rules (Official Music Video)-k2qgadSvNyU.mkv" [15:25] yeah, thats just merging in the audio track [15:26] video and audio is stored in separate files on streaming services these days [15:27] trippeh, are you sure the stock ffpmeg binary is build against libaom ? [15:27] trp i'd suggest you ask in the #ubuntu+1 chat, it's for non official releases ubuntu flavours of 20.04 [15:27] trippeh,^ [15:27] i installed windows 10 on a system with xp and ubuntu, now, how do i get back the grub boot manager ? [15:28] system boots straight to windows 10 [15:28] ioria: yep. [15:28] use a live image to check for your boot partition. [15:28] ah, +1, thanks for the tip [15:29] trippeh, ldd /usr/bin/ffmpeg | grep aom [15:29] ioria: ffmpeg reports DEV.L. av1 Alliance for Open Media AV1 (decoders: libaom-av1 ) (encoders: libaom-av1 ) [15:30] as well as ldd reports libaom.so, yes [15:30] well, not on bionic trippeh [15:30] I doubt AV1 is a thing on bionic :) [15:33] OY1R, see the restore grub factoid [15:33] !grub [15:33] GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 === Wryhder is now known as Lucas_Gray [15:34] thanks [15:45] trippeh, i'd try vlc (=> 3.0.8 should have AV1 playback capability) === spython01 is now known as samirparikh [15:49] I'm trying to do a no questions asked server install of Ubuntu 19.10 by editing the preseed file according to this link: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Cobbler/Preseed [15:50] Seems things have changed. There is a folder on the iso called preseed with three binary files in it. Which one is the one I use for the preceed text describe in the link above? === samirparikh is now known as spython01 === GahNoo is now known as Condor [16:03] I'm trying to do a serial console install according to the answer here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/250869/how-can-i-install-ubuntu-on-a-device-without-a-screen-nor-a-keyboard/260469#260469 [16:03] but there is no file: syslinx.cfg [16:04] on the usb [16:04] What file should I bee looking for now with Ubuntu 19.10? [16:05] There is also no: text.cfg [16:06] blenderartist18: see also #ubuntu-server [16:06] @lotuspsychje, ok [16:13] in the process of an LTS -> LTS upgrade it stoped at the question of a modified file and the options to keep it, view difference, etc. but then didn't take any input anymore. dpkg process is still running and i see a process called 'xenial'. how to best debug the current situation? just kill dpkg? [16:13] I would upgrade, but it says my python is corrupted [16:16] !ltsupgrade | charolastra could try this perhaps [16:16] charolastra could try this perhaps: Upgrade from 16.04 to current 18.04 is now available, if you do not receive the upgrade window try update-manager -c [16:18] well, it's a CLI session on a headless server and the upgrade is currently hanging [16:18] charolastra: see #ubuntu-server [16:19] thanks [16:36] I try to install companion app for firefox extension, I did it by auto installer but afterwards the add one still claims it was not installed [16:36] any idea? [16:41] Anyone know of something like trello, but ideally for the desktop? NOT SaaS [16:45] Being in #ubuntu launchpad springs to mind. [16:54] mra90, companion app? it has issues https://support.mozilla.org/fr/questions/1233853?&mobile=0 --- https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/video-downloadhelper-q-and-a/lk0NDSEMFb4 [16:54] i think it is a blocked npaapi thingy [16:55] Joel: software reccomends, try #ubuntu-offtopic or #ubuntu-discuss [16:56] .. or snap firefox. === teward_ is now known as teward [17:29] hi [17:29] anyone had issues on ubuntu 18.04 with displayport? [17:29] i dont actually know if the port works on this laptop tbh [17:29] RougeR: ask your specific question to the channel please [17:29] but no easy way of testing [17:29] sure [17:30] Im trying to get my dell monitor working with a mini-display port to dvi adapter. It is not being recognized in ubuntu 18.04, ive just been and checked both cable and monitor work by plugging them into a thinkpad t440 with windows 10 [17:30] ive never actually used the displayport on this system, but have no reason to believe it has any issues [17:31] is there anyway to restart netplan and change IP without rebooting [17:31] RougeR: is your graphics card driver installed on ubuntu? [17:32] good question [17:32] RougeR: Check with non-conductive tool (wood or plastic toothpick) and make sure there is no dust in the port. It doesn't take much for the contacts to become dirty [17:33] pragmaticenigma, aye ill try a quick clean too [17:33] got a cleaning brush for soldering stuff i use [17:34] hmmm no such luck with a clean [17:35] lotuspsychje, what is the best way of checking/updating graphics driver [17:35] ive run lspci [17:35] RougeR: sudo lshw -C video [17:37] just getting VGA compatible [17:37] https://dpaste.org/wuBZ [17:37] vga does work btw [17:37] RougeR: driver=i915 [17:38] RougeR: can you: journalctl -f and plug out/back in your cable to see potential errors? [17:42] sorry was in wrong chan [17:42] hey [17:42] was going to say i dont see graphics drivers in my sources [17:42] ill try what you said hang on [17:43] good ideal with journalctl [17:43] had to google, but can understand the logic with it [17:43] no errors [17:44] im tempted to just quickly reboot [17:44] the laptop was woken from sleep [17:45] RougeR, what's the display manager in use ? cat /etc/X11/default-display-manager [17:45] ioria, /usr/sbin/gdm3 [17:46] RougeR, try with lightdm and se it as default : sudo apt install lightdm [17:46] *set [17:47] ioria, i will [17:47] was going to ask before i do that [17:47] how can i very my intel driver is up to date for graphics [17:48] RougeR, and reboot after [17:48] RougeR, what's your kernel ? uname -r [17:49] 5.3.0-26-generic [17:49] this a pretty out the box ubuntu 18.04 install [17:49] with updates etc [17:49] RougeR, sudo apt full-upgrade [17:50] yeah will try it [17:50] i have run updates since install ofc [17:50] but ill run it [17:50] also here is lspci [17:50] https://dpaste.org/hSR6 [17:50] should i see something for display port? [17:52] running full upgrade [17:52] will reboot after [17:52] RougeR, then you should have 5.3.0.40 and not 5.3.0-26 [17:53] jj [17:53] kk [17:53] upgraded [17:53] rebooting [18:01] running 5.3.0-28-generic [18:03] running apt-get update and full-upgrade again [18:04] stull upgrading [18:28] fancontrol has a horrible configuration syntax [18:28] is there any way I can provide it a custom source for the temperature sensor that it uses to determine fan speed? [18:29] For example, a script that that takes the hard disk temperature from a bunch of SCSI disks and outputs the average [18:48] mave_: btw, it looks like they're trying to get openssh 8.2 into Ubuntu 20.04 [18:49] that's good news! [18:50] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssh/+bug/1863447 [18:50] Launchpad bug 1863447 in openssh (Ubuntu) "openssh outdated by 8.2" [High,In progress] [18:51] high importance [18:52] i like that :D [19:30] Is it possible to ssh through ethernet? [19:31] I have a headless computer with openssh-server. I have ethernet connected to my laptop I'm using now. The laptop has openssh-client. [19:32] blenderartist18: yeah [19:32] easy to explain? [19:33] I want to get it updated and configured for a usb monitor [19:33] but I can do all that, just need help with ssh [19:33] https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/openssh-server.html [19:34] blenderartist18: do you know the ip or hostname of the headless computer? ssh username@host/ip [19:34] The host name is msi [19:35] But I don't have the ip [19:35] I guess I could plug the drive into my laptop and get it. [19:35] Is there another way through the cable? [19:41] ioria, [19:41] running 5.3.0-40-generic now [19:42] What is the easiest way to create start up script, that will run ip a? [19:42] blenderartist18: use ssh user@msi [19:43] @EriC^^, ok, but don't I need slash ip? [19:43] But I don't have the ip .. nmap is a tool to scan for it [19:43] or check the router leases/connected devices [19:44] nmap can scan for an ip of a headless computer plugged together with an ethernet cable? [19:44] Don't have router [19:44] I'm using public wifi [19:46] I'm getting 'connection failed' messages from the ethernet [19:46] *notifications [19:47] this issue cannot be solved by ubuntu weird, question [19:48] you must walk to that 'server', turn on the screen [19:48] etc [19:48] blenderartist18: try ssh user@msi.local [19:48] ok [19:49] on a public wifi? [19:49] im going to try with lightdm [19:49] no he said he has them connected via ethernet [19:49]