[07:21] <albert> hello
[07:23] <albert> I upgraded from 19.10 to 20.04LTS and during the process i was listening a song in a repeat mode. THe problem is since the system upgraded i can't shut down the song, even if i kill cantanta, or i restart the system, or i create a new user the song still repeating! This was one of my favorites songs and now i hate this song!
[07:24] <albert> can anybody say me how can i kill the song??
[07:34] <lordievader> Good morning
[07:34] <albert> good morning lordievader
[07:34] <albert> can you help me to kill the song?
[07:35] <lordievader> What application does `pavucontrol` say it is coming from?
[07:39] <albert> lordievader: pavucontrol dont say nothing now
[07:39] <albert> even the icon of volumen on my toolbar is apparently muted, but the song still playing
[07:39] <lordievader> There is no audio going to your soundcard?
[07:40] <albert> i  think no
[07:40] <albert> it doesnt show nothing
[07:42] <albert> even i executed the song in another user but it still playing even if i close the first user session
[07:43] <lordievader> Hrmm, could you pastebin the output of  `sudo ps faux`?
[07:43] <lordievader> !paste
[07:43] <albert> if i try to listen another audios i can't, it is just playing the song
[07:43] <albert> okey i go
[07:46] <albert> did u received that?
[07:48] <lordievader> You didn't send a link to the paste.
[07:48] <albert> https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/MB6SsTfszz/ç
[07:48] <albert> https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/MB6SsTfszz/
[07:51] <lordievader> albert: What happens when you run `pulseaudio -k` in a konsole?
[07:51] <albert> lordievader: absolutly nothing, the song still playing
[07:52] <albert> and i'm not esquizofrenic -.-¡
[07:52] <lordievader> Hrmm, did you try a reboot?
[07:52] <albert> yes
[07:53] <albert> and when KDE is loading the song is palying even before show the desktop
[07:54] <lordievader> That sounds very strange. What did you do when this problem started?
[07:55] <albert> i was playing habbo hotel while i was listening this song & upgrading kubuntu 19.10 to 20.04
[08:02] <lordievader> Listening in what?
[08:02] <albert> Cantanta
[08:02] <albert> but the song was playing online
[08:03] <albert> and i had the repeat option for this song
[08:05] <lordievader> Local mpd server or remote?
[08:06] <albert> Cantata let you play music from jamendo, for example
[08:06] <albert> then i was playing in repeat music one of this songs
[08:07] <albert> in repeat mode*
[08:10] <lordievader> Yes, I know Cantata. It is a frontend for MPD, it doesn't actually play music itself.
[08:10] <lordievader> So, were you using a local or remote mpd?
[08:11] <albert> idk what is MPD
[08:11] <albert> i'm using my simple computer
[08:11] <albert> user mode
 Music Player Daemon - Also; Cantata is awesome...
[08:11] <albert> i'm using the desktop version in theory
[08:11] <albert> i click and so
[08:12] <albert> graphic
[08:15] <lordievader> Ah, right. Mpd is in your process list. So the daemon is simply playing your song on repeat. And since it is a service, which most likely starts at boot, it begins playing before you reach the desktop.
[08:16] <lordievader> Open cantata and stop mpd from playing ;)
[08:18] <lordievader> For the background, mpd is a daemon (a service) which plays music. Cantata is a frontend to control mpd. MPD can be set to autoresume playing when started, which is likely what it does in your case.
[08:24] <albert> lordievader: when i open cantata it shows like it is playing the song, but when i click the Pause or stop button it doesnt works
[08:24] <albert> i can't change the song
[08:25] <albert> i kill cantata and open again, and the same happen
[08:26] <albert> i'm thinking about reinstall all
[08:26] <albert> kubuntu
[08:27] <albert> lordievader: i need to kill this daemon
[08:28] <albert> explicitly probable or something
[08:28] <albert> yeah
 In a terminal/shell window... … `sudo systemctl stop mpd.service` … `sudo systemctl disable mpd.service` … This will get MPD shut down and disabled until you can figure out what's misconfigured, then once you get it worked out; … `sudo systemctl start mpd.service` … `sudo systemctl enable mpd.service` … Will start and re-enable the service for you... … `systemctl status mpd.service` will tell you whether it's running/
[08:29] <albert> lordievader i stoped the daemon
[08:29] <albert> i did ps faux | grep -i mpd
[08:29] <albert> and then i did kill PID
[08:30] <albert> and now i can listen a video of youtube
[08:30] <albert> and the icon of volumen dont shows like is muted
 It'll return next reboot if you didn't disable it.
[08:31] <albert> ok i will try first i will reboot and if it doesn't work i will do what you said
 Try `systemctl status mpd.service` <- That'll tell you whether it's enabled/disabled.
 If it's still enabled, then the daemon will start back up each reboot (even if it doesn't start playing).  The service itself can be controlled via a GUI like Cantata, or via various commandline tools, or even from an Android device with the proper music player installed.
[08:40] <albert> i think the problem is solved
[08:40] <albert> now the audio is going well even after reboot
[08:40] <albert> if i do systemctl status mpd.service
[08:41] <albert> now it says active
[08:42] <albert> then the name of the daemon was mpd
[08:42] <albert> and i had to kill mpd
[08:42] <albert> thanks!
 How to get work adb fastboot commands in kubuntu?
[10:17] <lordievader> You likely lack the permissions. There should be documentation on this.
[10:30] <eeos> hi everybody! What DLNA server do you use on *ubuntu?
[12:33] <Anathaniel> Salut :)
 @KiritoLovesasuna, Install the default android debug packaged
[14:09] <BluesKaj> Howdy folks
[14:10] <ecov> yo
[16:25] <eeos> hi everybody! What do you use as DLNA server on *ubuntu? If so, can you please point me to some documentation? I have googled but with scarce success. I have 18.04 LTS 64 bit .
[16:25] <eeos> PS: I need a DLNA server that cna be managed through graphical interface.
 Hi folks, is there a way to  stop the services  running in the background automatically if the application is being inactive for a time period?
 Let me give an example.. i am using vpn client application to connect my workplace network. .. i used to stop the service after disconnecting using systemctl stop.. i know its not much to do but i may need to do the same for many applications in the future.
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[21:53] <calcmandan> i'm on latest updated LTS kubuntu and attempting to read a man page via the browser by invoking man:emacs. i can read the man page in konsole but the browser says there's no man page associated with emacs.
[21:58] <bprompt> hmmm
[21:59] <bprompt> calcmandan:  not sure if Dolphin does it, but Konqueror does, it has a "man:/" protocol you can use, and what Konqueror does is, it takes the man page and reformats it on-the-fly, producing an HTML version of it
[22:00] <bprompt> calcmandan:  for example, if you want to read hmmm say "dd" man pages, in Konqueror it'll just be -> man:/dd <- or if  you want "du"'s, then -> man:/du <-
[22:00] <calcmandan> it was the forward slash that i was missing'
[22:00] <calcmandan> i did man:emacs
[22:00] <calcmandan> lol
[22:01] <calcmandan> i know firefox fails at it.
[22:01] <calcmandan> installing konq now
[22:02] <bprompt> well
[22:03] <bprompt> calcmandan:  bear in mind that the "man:" protocol is part of a kio_slave plugin that's a kde library, so it'd be a desktop app integrated component, is understandable that Firefox may not have it
[22:03] <calcmandan> i completely forgot.
[22:04] <bprompt> I must say, my main "file manager" is konqueror, konqueror blows as webbrowser, but darn it as file manager is terrific
[22:05] <bprompt> I can and often do, many open tabs, and on each tab, you can split it as many times you want, so hmm say yesterday, I had 4 directories on 4 split views, all at the same time on the screen, because I was checking and moving some files between all four
[22:05] <bprompt> Dolphin can only do 2 split, that's about it
[22:06] <calcmandan> i've been using dolphins
[22:06] <calcmandan> dolphin
[22:06] <calcmandan> for split view and such
[22:07] <calcmandan> i can't get it to display manpages
[22:07] <calcmandan> so weird.
[22:07] <bprompt> I use it too, mind you that the operations on both are the same
[22:07] <calcmandan> i've been using firefox for web browsing
[22:08] <bprompt> calcmandan:  the kio_slaves are plugins for konqueror and any UI using konqueror libs
[22:09] <calcmandan> i'm just making conversation
[22:09] <bprompt> I launch konqueror using the filemanager profile, as file manager it kicks major ****, no to mention you customize the right-click menu at some extent, just added a few stuff to it in the last two days
[22:09] <calcmandan> troubleshooting why konqueror isn't displaying manpages. just thinking abou tit
[22:10] <calcmandan> hell, a few years ago konqueror was my main browser.
[22:13] <bprompt> I don't use it as webbrowser, I have Opera and Chrome and Firefox, now and then I use it as webbrowser but mainly for debugging something that's legacy code
[22:14] <calcmandan> hell i may use it now. it seems to render ampache interface quickly.
[22:17] <calcmandan> for some reason it won't render the manpage for emacs file:///home/daniel/.cache/kioexec/krun/31274_0/emacs
[22:18] <calcmandan> woops, didn't mean to paste that
[22:21] <bprompt> calcmandan:  and if you happen to know some CSS, you can customize that html output at some extent as well from the manpages btw, I made a .css file that change a few things
[22:32] <calcmandan> i didn't know that. honestly i haven't been using man pages in a long time but i'm relearning pascal atm and wanted to have the manpage up for relearning emacs;l
[22:32] <calcmandan> maybe i can just open a new tab in yakuake and switch back and forth
[22:34] <bprompt> calcmandan:  why bother with yakuake when you can just open multitabs in Konqueror and put a manpage on each and go back and forth
[22:34] <calcmandan> i'm using emacs in yakuake
[22:36] <bprompt> btw, you can also save the rendered HTML page, if you so wish, and just save it somewhere and maybe put a bookmark to it in Firefox for later reading
[22:38] <bprompt> calcmandan:  pardon my honesty, why are you bothering with emacs anyway?
[22:38] <bprompt> I mean, I can see it useful over SSH
[22:45] <calcmandan> you got it
[22:45] <calcmandan> but i'm really not going to get into the religious debate on emacs vs vi
[22:47] <calcmandan> bprompt: by the way, i'm the type of person who doesn't get offended by others' opinions and your honesty is most appreciated.
[22:51] <bprompt> heheh
[22:52] <bprompt> right, for some it becomes a Holy War, is not what I meant heheh, I wasn't trying to denigrate emacs
[22:53] <bprompt> I mean, there are quite a few editors with lots of UI and "intellisense" for most languages, some like vscode even do "autohinting"
[22:53] <bprompt> now, you don't have to get vscode, but just something to stash in the cabinet for maybe a later look