[00:01] I'm getting sound in youtube, but no sound in vlc, or parole media player. It's a new build of 20.04. Is there any audio codec or something I need? [00:04] corshmock: usually, running pavucontrol is enough to spot the problem [00:07] sarnold: thanks pal. Everything is pointed to my mg10xu. Can you think of anything else? [00:07] in pavcontrol I mean [00:08] corshmock: if you can't spot something there, then I'm not sure what th e next step is [00:08] maybe journalctl output? or ~/.session-errors if you've got that? [00:10] Already way over my head pal. No problem, I'll sort something. Thanks very much. [00:10] corshmock: aha; with journalctl, try running journalctl -f in one terminal and try playing audio through vlc, and see if it generates any log messages === arooni_team_b is now known as arooni === nt0_ is now known as nt0 [01:38] Hey friends - I'm trying to troubleshoot an LDAP client issue. For some reason, out of the blue, one of my servers can no longer auth against my LDAP server. The verbose output shows a TLS error. But the cert is value and all other clients work fine. [01:40] SpaceBass: my guess https://usn.ubuntu.com/4377-2/ [01:40] interesting... reading now [01:41] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ca-certificates/+bug/1881533 [01:41] Launchpad bug 1881533 in ca-certificates (Ubuntu Groovy) "Remove expired AddTrust_External_Root.crt because it breaks software" [Critical,Fix committed] [01:41] Looks like that applies to older versions [01:42] oh, that's the -2 variant, sorry [01:42] SpaceBass: https://usn.ubuntu.com/4377-1/ [01:43] Interesting! I did a 'sudo update-ca-certificates' and that didn't work... trying a dist-upgrade now [01:44] Drat, no joy [01:45] > TLS: peer cert untrusted or revoked (0x42) [01:45] If the root CA was revoked, I'd think all my other clients would fail ? [01:46] this update was issued because the libraries didn't handle an expired root certificate *and* unexpired root certificate, I think === zbenjamin is now known as Guest3814 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:50] Just checked... my other working boxes are the exact same release: 18.04.4 [01:50] I can't figure out why this one box is the outlier [01:53] is it synced on ntp? [01:54] sarnold, they use different time servers, but they are synced to the second. I don't think LDAP is time-dependent like Kerberos though [01:55] SpaceBass: TLS is, though; so long as they are within the same day though, it's probably fine :) [01:55] ah [01:55] SpaceBass: how is your LDAP server's cert authenticated? is it a local CA cert? public CA cert? [01:57] sarnold, its valid until November 2021, it's a commercial cert [01:58] SpaceBass: dang. I liked that idea. [01:58] Me too! Was hoping it was a time/date issue... just did an ntpdate on all boxes to be sure [01:59] (my idea was that perhaps you'd added a local CA incorrectly, and it was recently thrown away by the ca-certificates update a few hours ago. oh well.) [02:01] Tbt I probably should be using a local CA ... but these are commercial certs [02:03] SpaceBass: can the problem LDAP client ping the server successfully? [02:03] Yes, by hostname and ip [02:04] SpaceBass: have you tried leaving the realm/domain and rejoining? [02:05] tatertots, it's not AD, its pure LDAP so there's no binding. But I could do an apt purge and start again... its just that this is a pretty long-standing, mature server. I hate to risk braking something else :) [02:07] SpaceBass: if you had a backup image you could minimize the risk of such a troubleshooting step as apt purge and start again [02:07] Good point - I can do an image really quickly. Thanks! [02:07] and risk finding out that backups are busted too? :) [02:08] Ha! [02:08] One other thought - how can I test that the ldap auth client is actually connecting to the right host? I'm not sure ldapsearch is the same thing, right? [02:12] How to fix: The repository 'repo_here' does not have a Release file. ??? [02:16] SpaceBass: I normally trouble shoot with "dig –t SRV _ldap._tcp.MYDOMAIN.COM" but since you don't have a realm/domain that's AD/LDAP compliant that may not work in your environment [02:18] SpaceBass: nslookup can be used to..but again you don't have a AD/LDAP compliant realm/domain [02:18] Cruft: what is the repo you are attempting to access ? A PPA that has no support (think 20.04). Pasting the command and it's result will be informative. [02:19] any ubuntu mirror [02:19] the exact repo doesn't matter as i've tried about five [02:19] http and https where applicable [02:19] tatertots, yeah... I've confirmed that I'm reaching the right host with IP and domain... its just so odd that LDAP now thinks the art is invalid === Kon- is now known as Kon [02:19] Cruft: Proxie ? [02:20] not behind a proxy [02:20] SpaceBass: can you copy from a working system, the cert or tgt/token to the non working system and test? [02:21] tatertots, I did that with /etc/ldap.conf... going to bite the bullet and do a snapshot then purge / reinstall the LDAP client stuff [02:21] Gulp [02:21] SpaceBass: lol...good man [02:24] Cruft: What can you talk to on the net - ' ping -c3 91.189.91.39' then try as ' ping -c3 ca.archive.ubuntu.com ' . [02:26] ping successful on both [02:27] Cruft: is it trying to connect via IPv6 [02:27] ? [02:27] not possible [02:27] Cruft, " the exact repo doesn't matter " sure it does, maybe it has no candidates for your version, so what repo, and what ubuntu are you on? [02:27] good [02:30] 20.04 [02:31] Cruft: try tshark or tcpdump or similar and try to see what URLs apt is checking, and then check those yourself? perhaps you can get a better error message out of curl or wget or similar [02:32] curl is not installed by ubuntu by default [02:43] Well drat... no joy on the purge / re-install [02:43] :/ [02:43] Going to replace the cert on the server now [02:44] i don't think so, is there a way to force ipv4? IPv6 isn't possible on my machine or router [02:47] What's interesting is that getent pasdwd works fine - shows all LDAP users [02:47] Cruft: if you're purely IPv4...why would you need to "force" IPv4....seems kinda strange don't you agree [02:47] Cruft: or maybe you're less than %100 certain you're in a pure IPv4 environment...that would be the only logical explanation [02:47] I mean I've literally never had a problem until a few days ago [02:48] i didn't install any application since launch of 20.04 day [02:48] nothing has changed from the user perspective. [02:49] Cruft: and since you're reluctant to share any pastebin or logs or repo details you'll have to kinda just figure it out or maybe restore from a backup from when things were working...or worse case...reinstall [02:49] I tried multiple repos already [02:52] if there is no logical explanation for connection issues, reboot your router? [02:53] kk [03:03] Ok, fixed it. Had to manually install the latest ca-cert package while the router was rebooting, clean apt and reinstall dpkg [03:03] also cleared all other caches [03:04] just imagine, if you had pastebinned your errors an hour ago... [03:06] right i mean, god forbid I can keep something as is on an LTS release [03:07] you could have if the folks running your mirror had kept their certificate chain up to date :) [03:12] they should just have an optional torrent list for every package on optional update [03:15] yeah, I've wondered if it iwould be feasible to do an ipfs://ubuntu/ apt method or not.. or something similar [03:17] old proposal https://wiki.debian.org/DebTorrent -- https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt-transport-debtorrent [03:21] heh, that page doesn't give me confidence that they sorted out the "but we update the archive all the time" aspect === KindTwo is now known as KindOne [03:35] I guess I more expected a cached package torrent sort of scenario [03:36] with only the list from ubuntu, debian, or the mirror [03:38] Does launchpad have encrypted PPAs yet or is openbuildsystem the main way? [03:41] Cruft: hit the "Technical details about this PPA" link on your ppa and you'll see the signing key [03:42] How does the signing key cover transport? [03:43] I compiled redis from source and want to add it as a service but not sure how to configure the .service file or where to put it [03:46] How to mark packages as manually installed? I accidentally just cleared my list and changed all to auto [03:49] i installed lubuntu and take the VM this ip: 10.0.2.15, the ip on windows of: VirtualBox Host-Only Network: is: 192.168.56.1 and: irtualBox Host-Only Network #2: is: 192.168.38.2, how to connect via ssh? (note in lubuntu i ran: sudo apt install openssh-server) [03:58] Is there any NTP client for Ubuntu? Can I set my time and timezone based on my IP? [03:59] any of you guys had a drive go into read-only mode? [04:00] it is an ntfs drive if that matters [04:00] kinghat: File system corruption ? what shows fsck ( from a liveUSB) ? === _ is now known as Guest95734 [04:00] Linkandzelda: ntfs == Windows. Best looked at from a Windows machine. [04:01] disks says filesystem is fine and smart data says disk is ok [04:01] kinghat: ^^ Linkandzelda Sorry for that bad highlight. [04:02] i found this, does this look promising? https://askubuntu.com/a/1174921/868274 [04:03] kinghat: ntfsfix might be of value - But that is no real substitite for the native file system checks. [04:04] ya [04:14] Bashing-om: everything send fine on windows [04:15] kinghat: Not Windows literate here - I have no other thoughts. [04:17] ya just reporting findings. says no errors were found. i did have a wicked shutdown so maybe it got put into read-only mode on linux for some reason. just need to get it out of read-only mode i think 🤷‍♂️ [04:18] kinghat: have you tried unmounting and "manually" mounting? [04:19] sec, in windows. heading back now. [04:24] hmm i think its working now. all i did on windows was run a disk check on it and defragged it even though it said it didnt need it. funny old world. === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 [04:48] because it hurts like a biech [05:54] exit [05:54] enter [06:04] Hi is there away i can run the valorant game? [06:04] on ubuntu [06:05] iKarus987, is it a windows game? [06:05] My mouse froze. 20.04 [06:06] Is there something I can do with the keyboard? [06:07] Hello? [06:07] yes oerheks its windows game [06:07] :< [06:07] check out wine hq, playonlinux or lutris [06:07] !wine [06:07] WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux - More information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine - Search the !AppDB for application compatibility ratings - Join #winehq for application help - See !virtualizers for running Windows (or another OS) inside Ubuntu [06:07] What yall talking about? [06:08] hi Atomynos_Atom see topic, ubuntu support [06:09] You n|ver have to reboot Linux -- My mouse froze what can I do 20.04 I can still use the keyboard what's the code??. [06:09] Does anyone know how to get VMProtect on wine? [06:11] Atomynos_Atom there is #ubuntu-offtopic - usually gets busy. [06:11] tripelb: Okay thanks. === tripelb is now known as frozen-mouse [06:12] Now... [06:12] Oops all those people just went home from work. --. [06:13] Am I going to have to reboot? [06:21] reboot is always a choice [06:22] If I have time to upgrade from 19.10 do 20.04 desktop should I do it by reinstalling or upgrading? IMO reinstalling will be always better option but maybe now upgrading is just as good? [06:22] i agree, a fresh install is imho the best [06:22] What is the Plex server? It runs as root [06:23] Pleks [06:23] be sure to backup any impotrtant files [06:23] 20.04 [06:23] plex is a video /music server [06:23] I'm just going to move home folder and opt where I have my custom things. [06:23] They were anyway on separate partitions. [06:23] Furai it is Plex (sic) [06:24] frozen-mouse, I have misspelled, I thought that you maybe meant Plesk. [06:24] Something completely different. [06:24] so if i install a game on windows then i go back to ubuntu, can i run that game using the wine command? [06:24] no [06:25] something is stuffed on my ubuntu 20.04 after trying to set fractional scaling on my nvidia 980 video card with gnome settings to 150% it made the screen go blank and probably computer freeze so i rebooted it i fixed the initrms error changing compile to gzip and updating but I still can't boot it won't get out of emergency mode [06:25] help [06:25] :D [06:25] Why is Plex running on my computer 20.04 Plex Script Hos. --i. Looking at the top command working. [06:25] is there a way i can change wine ? i want wine to use my empty hard drive not the systems [06:25] any way i can do that? [06:26] ugh, nsasty situation i have nvidia it works fine :) [06:26] iKarus987, I think you can do that with wine prefix. Anyway, it's not wine support, you could try asking in #winehq. They know more for sure. [06:26] Greenfrog, nasty situation for me you mean? [06:26] Also if you have the game on Steam - Steam Proton is the best thing out there right now. [06:26] iKarus987, you could use Playonlinux and symlink its directory to ~/.Playonlinux from another drive. it manages its own wine packages, separate from the system. [06:26] Dr_Coke:fractional scaling isnt working as youd expect [06:27] i've had dififult results [06:27] this is not steam game though [06:27] :( [06:27] but you have to run all the application from within PoL, can't just open a random exe with wine [06:31] * Greenfrog guess i started a whirlwind :) [06:31] sok, i like aswers [06:32] welcome :) [06:32] welcome, u2 [06:33] lol [06:33] weeee, every day is intresting :) [06:33] keep it ontopic please [06:33] i do [06:34] at least i think i do [06:35] sorry if it did not meet the room specs [06:35] Greenfrog: please dont chitchat here, just sit silent until someone knows your ubuntu answer or you help someone else [06:36] Greenfrog: you can use #ubuntu-discuss or #ubuntu-offtopic for chitchat [06:36] ok thanks [06:36] sorry to intrude here [06:36] frozen-mouse: you could try to 'reset' the usb(hid) interface by unloading and loading the usbhid module. You'd need a terminal to do that of course, is your keyboard still responsive? === leion1 is now known as leion === KaptenRodSkagg1 is now known as KaptenRodSkagg === leion1 is now known as leion [07:30] I have been using Pop_OS [07:30] pretty stable on this machine [07:32] OERIAS, glad it works for you, this isn't a chat channel, and Pop isn't Ubuntu , nor official flavor of Ubuntu - thus off-topic here. [07:39] I thought it was in that channel [07:54] I'm running Ubuntu Server 18.04 and I'm having problems establishing connection on port 443. Is there active firewall that blocks this one? I can establish the conneciton on another server running CentOS though [07:55] sudo ufw allow ssh https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW [07:56] oerheks: I'm trying to establish connection from the Ubuntu Server [08:36] hi. Is my drive failing? Where are all these details explain? https://drive.google.com/file/d/151fSlNw1Ey6pFgMmF4QYKsR7f4sdiw_2/view?usp=sharing [08:37] makara: yes, it has many bad sectors [08:39] which de is that makara ? it looks nice [08:39] makara: yes, it is highly advised to backup anything you need off that drive before it is unrecoverable [08:40] makara: here it explains a little on the important values from that list http://pchelp.youtubextras.com/topics/harddisk-health [08:46] EriC^: what is "de" ? [08:46] desktop environment [08:47] EriC^: its ubuntu 20.04, gnome3 [08:47] oh ok [08:47] ty [08:47] I'm using Ubuntu server 18, how do I restart the network service? [08:53] why does it say "assessment: ok" for all the tests, but the whole test fails? [08:54] this is a SDD with most of the disk taken up by files that never change, so writing to disk over the past couple years has meant writing over the same sectors repeatedly [08:57] that link explained some new things, but it still its a "man page" for the information [08:57] *isn't* [09:01] makara: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S.M.A.R.T.#Known_ATA_S.M.A.R.T._attributes [09:17] Does anyone know of good twitter clients? [09:29] how do you mount a partition using backup superblock? [09:30] Fudge: mount -o sb= /dev/sdxY /mnt [09:31] answer howto find the superblock, and to use it https://askubuntu.com/questions/235169/how-do-i-retrieve-my-files-if-mounting-gives-me-a-bad-superblock-error [09:37] so i'm going to get another SSD. I'd like it to be NVMe. How can I test that my notebook has the sockets to hold it? [09:38] check the specs on the vendors website === BromaxSux1 is now known as BromaxSux [09:39] thanks [09:40] just couldnt remember [09:49] oerheks: I really don't know what i'm looking for here. It says SATA3 M.2 SSD, but that's just what it ships with [09:50] https://www.asus.com/Laptops/ASUS-ZenBook-UX530UX/Tech-Specs/ [09:52] you have a M.2 interface and drive from factory, you could "physically" open laptop and visual inspect to get more detailed view [09:55] makara, i find no info about a 2nd m2 slot, and the specs about that, m2 ssd or m2 nvme [09:58] hi, I installed i3wm on an Ubuntu Server but when I do startx (which starts i3) I get this kind of situation: https://i.imgur.com/DTc3j5Y.png - My i3 font is Terminus (which is present in ~/.local/share/fonts (and I've also tried installing it via apt), but still my fonts look like this. Is there a package I happened to miss? [09:58] (Ubuntu Server 20.04 btw) [10:20] hi [10:20] is there any offline voice recognition for linux? so not-another-google-API? === mateen1 is now known as mateen [10:38] AppAraat[m]: don't use startx, it's really bad security-wise, install a diplay manager (such gdm or lightdm). You probably didn't specify the font correctly (as it shows correctly in your terms). Can you show us the i3 config ? [10:41] legreffier: oh, I didn't know about security risks of startx. I'll check out some display managers. Here's my i3 config: http://ix.io/2o60 [10:42] legreffier, how is startx a security issue? [10:43] why all this snap garbage? [10:44] deadrom: in terms of voice recognition there's Simon (https://simon.kde.org/) and the other was I think Mycroft. You can see more here also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speech_recognition_software_for_Linux [10:44] why couldn't they just use nix or something [10:44] AppAraat[m] Mycroft relays input to google [10:44] I should just go back to plain debian [10:44] deadrom: isn't that optional though? [10:45] AppAraat[m] not as far as I understood [10:45] The only thing good about ubuntu is the release model and LTS releases [10:45] hmm, interesting. [10:45] veegee: then do just that, no one is stopping you [10:45] Should probably create a sanitizer script to strip ubuntu of all this snap trash and cloud nonsense [10:47] deadrom: locked screen ? switch to the framebuffer running startx, Ctrl-C , you're in a shell. [10:48] oh I haven't even thought about that [10:48] what's the lightest display manager out there? lightdm? [10:49] legreffier, when X is running and a session is on there will be a terminal, hence a shell. either way you'd need physical access. but: startx; exit [10:51] I mean, I don't want it to be instant loss in case of physical access. I still want to practice DiD there as much as practically possible. [10:51] deadrom: no problem. Ctrl+Z then :) [10:52] legreffier, exit would have you logged off [10:52] it's 2020, I'm assuming more than half graphical station are laptop. physical access is no big deal. [10:53] deadrom: Ctrl+Z won't exit X, then exit is not run, it'll put X it to background, and let you use the shell. [10:54] trust me on that, it's not like i didn't study the question. [10:54] hmm. [10:55] it's fine if I'm logged off, I keep a tmux session running anyway [10:56] it looks like "startx; exit" does have a (small) window of time in which an attacker can just Ctrl+c though [10:57] but like... I usually i3-lock my laptop when I'm AFK, so the attacker would have to know my pass. Which means that if he/she can get past the lockscreen, already a shell can be present, without shutting off i3wm and getting to the tty. [10:58] legreffier, ok, technically alright, but if someone has physical access to a laptop, well they can just take it away and mess with passwd.. unless the machine is encrypted [10:58] AppAraat[m]: Ctrl-Alt-F1 switch you to the framebuffer , those key are not "blocked" by your screenlocker. [10:59] yes, but when they do they're presented with a login prompt. [11:00] deadrom: as long as it's on (which should be the case as users like to have them in sleep when unused), it's unencrypted. [11:00] AppAraat[m]: yes if you use one. if you started your session with startx... this shell is already logged on. [11:02] you just need to SIGTERM X (with ctrl-c), or put it to background. [11:02] the tty which started startx is running i3, so in order to get to the shell of that tty (in case you only did startx without the exit afterwards) you'd have to kill the i3 session, no? Otherwise all ttys require login prompts. [11:02] On a ubuntu server, I have a volume that I can mount, but where the fstab fails with : Failed to mount /srv/production. [11:03] This is it's Fstab line : 1ef96de5-08a8-4a17-82af-edad65c47b8b /srv/production ext3 defaults 0 0 [11:03] AppAraat[m]: and you can do that using Ctrl-C in the terminal running the i3 session. [11:04] sylario: sure it's ext3? that's rather outdated [11:04] it's ext3 [11:04] the disk is from 2012 I think [11:04] sylario: additional info on why it failed in the logs? /var/log/syslog? [11:05] At least that's what blkid says [11:05] sylario: you need to put 'UUID=' (no space around equal sign), before the id. [11:05] Can anyone help me figure out on what is necessary to install Ubuntu Server (preferably 18.04 LTS) on a server over PXE? I've been searching for tutorials, but some of them are outdated and others are quite confusing to me... [11:06] try to mount it as ext4, it should be compatible. [11:06] I have another machine that I can use as a PXE server [11:06] legreffier: it seems to work for the main disk without UUID= [11:06] dda75c6b-c562-432f-947d-920d521aec27 / ext3 rw,noatime,errors=remount-ro 0 1 [11:06] legreffier: how would you get to that terminal with i3 still running though? In my case if do startx on tty2, and then if I want to switch to tty2, I get presented with the i3 session running. I'd have to kill it first in order to get to the tty2. If I have a lockscreen on, I can't just issue "Ctrl+c". Lockscreen doesn't get killed by that. [11:06] that works [11:07] wait a second [11:07] blkid is saying the main disk is ext4 but it's ext3 in fstab [11:08] sylario, shouldn't matter much, the ext4 module handles 3 and 2 as well. but legreffier is right, UUID= needs to be in front [11:08] so just put ext4 in fstab [11:09] AppAraat[m]: your i3 session is on another virtual console when you run it (usually 7 or 8th). You just need to go back to the tty2 (Ctrl-Alt-F2). [11:10] that's not in my case. If I run startx on tty2, then my i3 will appear every time I switch to tty2 (Ctrl+Alt+F2) [11:11] that's a new behavior I wasn't aware of this [11:12] I don't have a ubuntu desktop at hand right now [11:12] does anyone know how i might force a filesystem to mount only after the network is up (as seems to be the default for nfs mounts)? [11:13] ah think i've got it: "You can declare this filesystems as a network device by adding _netdev to the options sections of your fstab" [11:14] catphish: another alternative is to not mount network storage via fstab at all and use a script [11:14] legreffier: If you want to get a close recreation, this is the script I used to install all packages on my Ubuntu Server: http://ix.io/2o69 - afterwards I just had to "apt install xorg", then did a reboot, logged into a tty and ran startx. [11:14] (on Ubuntu Server 20.04) [11:15] mount: /srv/production: special device 1ef96de5-08a8-4a17-82af-edad65c47b8b does not exist. [11:15] tatertots: makes sense, the good news is that i just tried _netdev and it works :) nester too [11:15] catphish: I think systemd offers that functionality. [11:15] LABEL="production" UUID="1ef96de5-08a8-4a17-82af-edad65c47b8b" TYPE="ext3" [11:15] *neater [11:15] Anyone know anything about PXE network booting? [11:15] I cannot add the UUID, I am in emergency SSH and VI is acting super strange [11:17] larkfisherman: i know if the client AND server aren't configured properly...it's not going to work [11:17] actually, _netdev just stopped it mounting completely :) [11:17] larkfisherman: clients have to support pxe in BIOS [11:21] deadrom: you were right, it needed a UUID= [11:27] Hello everyone. I would like to encrypt a usb stick with linux, how would I do that? thanks [11:27] Hi, I'm using Sublime Text along with an SFTP plugin to do remote server mapping - but when the program tries to upload the files to my Ubuntu server via SFTP, I get an error "Server does not support preserving modification times" - was wondering if anyone had any idea where that might be configured with so little information [11:33] Okay, but is there any reliable resource on *how* to set up a PXE server? I have PXE capability on the client machine... [11:35] 'Morning all [11:36] larkfisherman, tons of guides out there, https://linuxhint.com/pxe_boot_ubuntu_server/ and http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/netboot/focal/ [11:37] I know there are tons, most of them are outdated or incomplete, that's why I'm asking here if anyone had any experience with it. I'm able to google just fine, but there are lots of guides with inconsistent information, and it confuses me a lot. [11:38] this is the one for 18.04, 20.04 would be not different i guess [11:39] Okay, I see that this guide is official. I'll follow through and ask if I have any issues. Thank you for your help! [11:39] have fun! [11:48] Hello [11:49] What are the common reasons for http mirrors to not work? [11:49] Only https mirrors are working [11:49] interesting, standard http would work, so you installed apt-transport-https? [11:49] raddy firewalls maybe? [11:50] Yeahh [11:50] and what ubuntu version? [11:54] oerheks: 20 [11:55] Hi, my ubuntu (19.20) some time ago asked me to upgrade for the version 20, but I click on "remind me later", but since then I never got the same question to do the upgrade. How can I do it ? [11:56] And by the way, I installed the ubuntu from this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Full_Disk_Encryption_Howto_2019 [11:57] echoSMILE try `do-release-upgrade` [11:57] without the backticks ` === raf is now known as rafael [11:57] larkfisherman: at cli ? [11:58] yeah [11:59] larkfisherman: ok. do you know if that is totally compatible with that FDE guide ? [12:00] compatible AKA will not break anything [12:05] echoSMILE, full disk endcryption isn't used much by most people. I think you should do more research on upgrading your release with it. [12:06] from what I see, I cannot be completely sure, but it seems that all this guide does is encrypt data at the disk-level. `do-release-upgrade` works at the filesystem level so everything should be fine. [12:07] I am not completely sure so proceed at your own risk :) or just backup your data and just try it. tinkering is fun. [12:07] larkfisherman: right. [12:07] Tks all [12:28] Anyone with knowledge on how to install ubuntu 20.04 with a Kickstart file? [12:30] larkfisherman: do-release-upgrade: "Upgrades to the development release are only available from the latest supported release" [12:38] Oddly, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KickstartCompatibility [12:51] larkfisherman: I don't have the LTS version I think should I think it need to be `update-manager` ? [12:56] any ideas on how to install the recent rspamd on 20.04? [12:57] trurl, sudo apt install rspamd [12:57] !info rspamd [12:57] rspamd (source: rspamd): Rapid spam filtering system. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.9.4-2build4 (focal), package size 3509 kB, installed size 15843 kB [12:57] hey [12:58] after install, a lot of manual tweaking https://linuxize.com/post/install-and-integrate-rspamd/ [12:58] trurl: rspamd is available as part of the universe repository. After enabling the universe repository, you can install rspamd like any other package [12:59] BluesKaj: ok thanks but i was thinking 2.5 that's why i was asking [12:59] !latest | trurl [12:59] trurl: 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. [13:00] only in groovy, but focal gets all security backports https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=rspamd [13:02] Can you have systemd-networkd running without systemd-resolvd as a resolver? [13:02] trurl, what's your real issue? [13:04] BluesKaj: there's no package provided by rspamd for focal (yet?) and i was wondering if anybody has solved this. im running rspamd 2.5-156 on bionic and don't want to "downgrade" to 1.9 [13:05] trurl: rspamd is available as part of the universe repository. After enabling the universe repository, you can install rspamd like any other package [13:07] trurl, i gave you a howto, with the direct download repo setup, must be simular as you used on bionic, no? [13:09] oerheks: no, there are no packages for focal at this repo [13:11] interesting .. [13:13] think your repos need some editing trurl [13:14] https://rspamd.com/apt-stable/dists/ [13:14] trurl: https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/FYxr8RPJPW/ [13:15] trurl: as I've told you twice, you need to enable the universe repository [13:15] he thinks 1.9 is too old [13:16] leftyfb: thank you, but i'm trying to install 2.5 and i was asking if anybody has had this problem before [13:16] trurl: that isn't supported at the moment, sorry [13:16] contact that repo maintainer, nothing we can do [13:17] he can think what he wants, but the version he wants is unavailable for his OS for a reason [13:17] fairly they have the time until 20.04.1 releasepoint is out [13:19] maybe build it from git an option? [13:21] perhaps. rspamd 2.5 is in Groovy only. Focal has the 1.9.4 [13:21] i was thinking about it but thats seems beyond the amount of hassle _i_ am willing to go through: https://rspamd.com/downloads.html [13:22] that's why i was asking i anybody had the same problem, nothing more [13:22] *if [13:23] seems i have to wait :) [13:29] sup [13:30] dns upside down [13:30] snowhawk, no txtspeak here please [13:30] meaning? [13:30] snowhawk, duo you have an ubuntu support issue? [13:30] sup is not a word in english [13:31] Oh, you mean this isnt a general chat? [13:31] im in ubuntu-offtopic [13:31] nope === jacob__ is now known as starkiller [14:06] What is the best ubuntu 13" notebook money can but nowadays? Any suggestion? [14:07] !ot | SrPx [14:07] SrPx: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [14:07] best hardware polls are beyond the scope of this channel [14:07] I see, my bad [14:08] SrPx: that said, Canonical has a good relationship with Dell and their Sputnik XPS 13 developer line [14:09] okay (: it does seem like everyone recommends the XPS 13. I wish I could have one with a better trackpad, SSD and dgpu though [14:09] leftyfb: can I ask questions about migrating from OSX in general? [14:11] are there Ubuntu alternatives to: 1. time machine (allows me to backup my whole HD), 2. iCloud (for remote storage), 3. find my iphone (to find my phone/back in case I lose it)? [14:12] I'd also like to know what is the state of gaming in Ubuntu in 2020, is it still a pain or can I easily run windows games on it? [14:14] for windows games, see !wine, playonlinux and lutris, steam [14:14] it all depends on what hardware and drivers [14:15] SrPx: please ask non-support questions in #ubuntu-offtopic [14:16] oh, I thought you meant hardware questions are off topic. my bad again, will do [14:50] hi, i'm running "ubuntu for windows" 18.04. i'd like to get onto 20.04. should i do the usual do-release-upgrade, or is "ubuntu for windows" not fun to upgrade in place? [15:02] NoImNotNineVolt: do-release-upgrade should work "just fine" (tm) [15:04] olegb: have you personally tried do-release-upgrade on a wsl ubuntu? [15:04] web search isn't turning up too much. [15:05] NoImNotNineVolt: yes [15:09] NoImNotNineVolt, olegb, I thought you can only upgrade 18.04 LTS to 20.04 LTS is when the update is allowed in late July of this year? [15:10] Which is when 20.04.1 LTS is released, then 18.04.X LTS can be upgraded straight to 20.04.1 [15:14] orly? [15:15] okay, so another couple months. no worries. [15:32] hey, I have a dual Nvidia GPU setup and I am using the propietary driver and I am getting "Xrandr Extension Missing" [15:32] ubuntu 18.04 [15:32] I have it installed though [16:14]