[00:26] <nelgin> Hey all. Setting up apache2-mpm-itk and added a virtual host, however when I got to the address it doesn't display index.html. On a second virtual host, it displays the first unless I add index.php (there's not index.html). I've got dirs configured in the modules and apache2ctl -M shows it's loaded so....what am I missing?
[01:03] <PETURBG> i want make host and when run in xen it use the lan ip address. how to make it show different ip not the same lan
[01:04] <sarnold> PETURBG: why xen?
[01:04] <PETURBG> i want to host virtual machine use other lan ip addres;. 192.168.3.2 and not 192.168.4.3
[01:04] <PETURBG> do you know soemthing better than xen opensouce.
[01:04] <semitones> There is a red exclamation mark next to a partition in gparted -- but I can't find any information about what it means. Any tips?
[01:05] <PETURBG> with one word. i want to use in host different range of address.
[01:05] <oerheks> semitones, seems like dirty bit is set; "An exclamation mark beside a partition means that GParted encountered a problem when reading the partition.
[01:05] <oerheks> run a fsck?
[01:05] <Kk2> hey guys, is there any way to make the times new roman to look exactly the same on ubuntu as on windows? (already installed it on my system)
[01:05] <sarnold> PETURBG: there's a lot of choices; using libvirt, perhaps via virt-manager, is easy and simple enough; you can also use lxd, multipass, or microstack, to manage VMs
[01:05] <oerheks> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilesystemTroubleshooting
[01:06] <sarnold> PETURBG: but if you just want more IP addresses on a system, you can add as many IPs as you want to your interfaces
[01:06] <PETURBG> sarnold look in private.
[01:06] <oerheks> Kk2, no, likely there is a licensing issue then
[01:07] <PETURBG> maybe sarnold has broken private messages: i have rane 192.168.3.x and i want when use virtual machine to use other range 192.168.4.x
[01:09] <PETURBG> someone i have rane 192.168.3.x and i want when use virtual machine to use other range 192.168.4.x
[01:09] <deltab> Kk2: what difference are you seeing?
[01:10] <Kk2> its more like blurred or to thin idk, doenst look the same tbh
[01:10] <Kk2> am i missing something?
[01:11] <deltab> Kk2: could be a font rendering setting
[01:11] <oerheks> PETURBG, sounds like a xen issue? write a proper netplan for it?
[01:11] <nelgin> Setting up apache2-mpm-itk and added a virtual host, however when I got to the address it doesn't display index.html. On a second virtual host, it displays the first unless I add index.php (there's not index.html). I've got dirs configured in the modules and apache2ctl -M shows it's loaded so....what am I missing?
[01:11] <PETURBG> oerheks ?
[01:11] <PETURBG> help me
[01:11] <deltab> Kk2: hinting or anti-aliasing perhaps
[01:12] <oerheks> PETURBG, no, i don't do xen stuff, try to find a manual like https://sunsong.org/2019/04/16/install-and-manage-xen-on-ubuntu-18-04 and !netplan
[01:12] <oerheks> !netplan
[01:13] <semitones> oerheks, thanks! i'll try it
[01:13] <Kk2> i will try that, thanks deltab
[01:13] <oerheks> https://wiki.xenproject.org/wiki/Network_Configuration_Examples_(Xen_4.1%2B)#Example_Debian-style_bridge_configuration_.28e.g._Debian.2C_Ubuntu.29
[01:14] <PETURBG> oerheks impossible
[01:14] <sarnold> PETURBG: ah, no, privmsg works fine, I just wandered off to make sure a computer shut off, get a drink, etc ;) it's best to talk in the hcannel anyway, since I've never used xen, so someone else is more likely to be able to help you there
[01:14] <oerheks> i like KVM.virt manager more, though
[01:15] <Tarallo> Hi guys
[01:15] <sarnold> PETURBG: if you're already running xen, then you may need to ask around in xen-specific places; xen isn't widely used in ubuntu community because it's not really supported; libvirt is supported, as is multipass, lxd, and microstack
[01:17] <Tarallo> I need help with wine, I'm using Ubuntu 20.04 on Dell 9780 4K and when start something with Wine it results in a bad resolution, I can't read anything
[01:17] <Tarallo> Does anyone know how I can change the resolution of Wine?
[01:17] <quadrathoch2> Tarallo you need to be more specific, for example what kind of program do you want to use
[01:17] <oerheks> Tarallo, there is some awesome scaling in systemsettings?
[01:19] <Tarallo> @quadrathoch2 I use on Wine is with a bad resolution
[01:19] <Tarallo> Everything I use*
[01:19] <quadrathoch2> well what windows program do you want to run Tarallo
[01:20] <Tarallo> for example I want to run Dreambox Edit
[01:21] <Tarallo> it is a normal programm
[01:21] <Tarallo> I already installed it correctly
[01:21] <oerheks> try scaling, 1.5 ?
[01:21] <Tarallo> How can I do it?
[01:22] <oerheks> Tarallo, there is some awesome scaling in systemsettings
[01:23] <Tarallo> Do you mean on Winecfg?
[01:23] <Tarallo> or on Ubuntu Settings?
[01:23] <oerheks> ubuntu settings :-)
[01:23] <Tarallo> The resolution of my system is already perfect
[01:24] <Tarallo> Can I upload a picture so I show you?
[01:26] <SirScott> for 18.04, is there an openssl-1.0.2n-fips package?
[01:28] <Tarallo> Are you there?
[01:29] <quadrathoch2> Tarallo just upload one at imgur.com for example and link us the picture
[01:29] <Bashing-om> !info openssl-1.0.2n-fips bionic | SirScott
[01:29] <oerheks> Tarallo, scaling can help low/old resolution programs blow up more readable
[01:30] <oerheks> the downside of 4k :-D
[01:30] <nelgin> Guess I'll go ask elsewhere.
[01:32] <Tarallo> https://www.filepicker.io/api/file/Gf2egFLSku7Qk1HlvbQ1?signature=6537580040e365b0daef1f66bf581ed6320897ce667acbe1bfa5e3a625591850&policy=eyJleHBpcnkiOjE1OTI5NjM5MTR9
[01:32] <Tarallo> Itried with Blizzard
[01:32] <Tarallo> I tried*
[01:33] <Tarallo> Like you can notice it has a bad resolution for my eyes
[01:35] <SirScott> so the fips support for 18.04 is purely for the system as a whole? there's not a standalone openssl pkg w/fips?
[01:37] <Tarallo> oerheks, quadrathoch2, still there?
[01:38] <sarnold> SirScott: correct -- FIPS certifications happen to the whole system, including the specific hardware
[01:40] <quadrathoch2> Tarallo did you already edit the DPI setting in winecfg?
[01:42] <SirScott> sarnold: bummer, was hoping for the equivalent of fedora's openssl packages. c'est la vie!
[01:42] <Tarallo> quadrathoch2, Yes I did
[01:43] <sarnold> SirScott: yeah; red hat yanked crypto out of N packages, and modified them all to use a single, certified, package; we've instead modified the N packages ourselves..
[01:43] <sarnold> SirScott: you can see which packages we've certified, and their certificates, via https://docs.ubuntu.com/security-certs/en/fips
[01:44] <quadrathoch2> Tarallo, hm that's normally how it should work
[01:45] <Tarallo> quadrathoch2, I think it happens cause my monitor use a high resolution
[01:45] <SirScott> sarnold: hypothetical question. If I had a subscription and access to that PPA, could I just install the single 'openssl' package and what that provide the fips canister? (I'm looking for compliance, not certification.)
[01:46] <quadrathoch2> Tarallo that's why the DPI change should help on that, you could try to install also different fonts, but pretty sure it does not help
[01:46] <SirScott> s/what that/would that/
[01:47] <sarnold> SirScott: I'm not sure why you'd pick-and-choose rather than taking ssh and initramfs etc packages
[01:47] <sarnold> SirScott: they're tested as a unit, there's a chance things might not go great with just the one and not all
[01:47] <Tarallo> quadratchhoch2 I think the same, because if the fonts would be bigger the pictures would be always little
[01:48] <sarnold> SirScott: eg I've seen bug reports in the last week or so from a customer that had a python test fail because their use of md5 wasn't properly flagging that md5 was going to be used for a PRN, rather than for authentication purposes
[01:49] <SirScott> sarnold: ok, ignorant question then! does installing all of those packages and enabling FIPS for the entire system then preclude any other non-FIPS crypto on the system?
[01:49] <SirScott> sarnold: or can individual processes call set_fips_enable() if they need fips support...
[01:50] <sarnold> SirScott: heh, that's an *excellent* question :) I wish I knew the answer
[01:55] <Tarallo0> Hi again
[01:56] <matsaman> hi
[01:57] <SirScott> is there a way to view the equivalent of this file for the bionic libsecp256k1-0 pkg?  https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/libsecp256k1/blob/master/f/libsecp256k1.spec
[01:58] <SirScott> really i'm trying to figure out what version of the library is being built. the version str has "0.1~20170810-1"
[02:00] <sarnold> SirScott: the dsc, tar.gz, and debian.tar.xz for that version are at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libsecp256k1/0.1~20170810-1
[02:01] <sarnold> SirScott: if you've got your deb-src lines configured correctly you can also use "apt-get source libsecp256k1" or "apt-get source libsecp256k1-0" (I forget if it requires source package name or binary pacakge name or will work with either)
[02:02] <SirScott> sarnold: nice tip, thanks, didn't know that!
[02:07] <SirScott> sarnold: ah, that is using a different source than fedora's, maybe that explains it.  I'm having lots of fun. One python library needs fips support, another python library needs bindings to libsecp256k.  The former works on fedora, the latter works on ubuntu. Getting both to work on either system is entertaining.
[02:08] <SirScott> sarnold: anyhow, thanks for your assistance with my random questions!
[02:09] <sarnold> SirScott: oh cripes, that does indeed sound like Fun[tm] :)
[03:34] <bleb> just did a fresh install of ubuntu
[03:35] <bleb> im trying to get my tp-link t4u working (a usb wifi card)
[03:35] <bleb> i installed rtl8812au-dkms
[03:35] <bleb> then did modprobe 8812au
[03:35] <bleb> no success
[03:35] <bleb> i tried rebooting
[03:35] <bleb> still no success
[03:36] <bleb> the network logo at the top remains a blank triangle, and when i click there are no networks listed
[03:36] <bleb> is there anything i can try?
[03:38] <sarnold> what does "no success" mean?
[03:38] <sarnold> does it mean that your modprobe commands failed?
[03:39] <sarnold> or something else?
[03:39] <bleb> the modprobe succeeds
[03:40] <bleb> but the network logo at the top remains a blank triangle, and when i click there are no networks listed
[03:41] <bleb> i tried compiling a version of this driver manually on debian
[03:41] <bleb> it was able to detect networks but could not connect
[03:41] <bleb> (on windows it can connect no problem)
[03:42] <bleb> so i decided to try ubuntu because the 8812au driver is in the packages
[03:42] <sarnold> bleb: did iw phy0 show details about the nic? did ip l show you the nic?
[03:42] <bleb> but now i cant even see the available networks
[03:43] <bleb> ip l does not show the nic
[03:43] <bleb> iw phy0 prints a usage message
[03:50] <bleb> there is a line in the output of dmesg which might be relevant:
[03:51] <bleb> Generic FE-GE Realtek PHY r8169-400:00: attached PHY driver [Generic FE-GE Realtek PHY] (mii_bus:phy_addr=r8169-400:00, irq=IGNORE)
[03:51] <bleb> idk if this has to do with the 8812au driver i installed
[03:56] <bleb> well
[03:57] <bleb> i will try the same manual compilation steps i tried on debian
[04:24] <bleb> well it didnt make any observable difference in terms of wifi
[04:24] <bleb> but at least it didnt destroy my ability to use a wired network
[04:25] <bleb> oh well maybe someone will roll through with some suggestions
[04:25] <bparker> what is the question?
[04:26] <bleb> i'm trying to get my tp-link t4u working
[04:26] <bleb> it's a usb wireless card
[04:27] <bleb> the chipset is rtl8812au
[04:27] <bleb> so i installed rtl8812au-dkms
[04:27] <bleb> but it didnt work
[04:27] <bparker> define didnt work
[04:28] <bleb> i installed it, and clicking the network icon on my xfce panel shows no networks
[04:28] <bleb> tried rebooting, same thing
[04:28] <bparker> well forget the gui for a minute, that won't help anyone
[04:28] <bparker> paste the outputs of dmesg and iw list
[04:28] <bparker> and ip l
[04:30] <bleb> i guess i should try to get my system back to the state it was before i manually installed https://github.com/abperiasamy/rtl8812AU_8821AU_linux/archive/master.zip  and https://github.com/EntropicEffect/rtl8822bu
[04:36] <bleb> ok i re-installed the 8812au-dkms package and rebooted
[04:39] <bleb> bparker: ok this is the output of dmesg: http://ix.io/2q1G
[04:39] <bleb> iw list prints no output
[04:39] <bleb> this is the output of ip l: http://ix.io/2q1H
[05:32] <bparker> bleb:
[05:32] <bparker> [    4.610596] WARNING: CPU: 1 PID: 334 at net/wireless/core.c:867 wiphy_register+0x6d1/0x930 [cfg80211]
[05:32] <bparker> your driver is fubared
[05:34] <bleb> so the one in the ubuntu repos is a no go
[05:34] <bleb> maybe i can try various versions from around the net
[05:34] <bleb> or maybe a different distro will package a version that works
[06:00] <ld50> is anyone here maybe knowledgeable with regards to my stackoverflow question? https://superuser.com/questions/1563153/unable-to-de-group-chromium-processes-in-the-gnome3-dock
[06:00] <ld50> it's about gnome3 dock process grouping
[06:06] <oerheks> maybe Dash to Panel plugin? https://askubuntu.com/questions/1081658/disable-window-grouping-in-dock-on-ubuntu-17-10-18-04
[06:06] <oerheks> heven't tried because it does not bother me
[06:32] <ld50> oerheks: thanks for the link, not sure if that is a feasible solution. it's not just for my desktop but for a couple of company desktops
[06:41] <leeyaa> hi guys
[06:41] <leeyaa> is there any alternative out there to Landscape ?
[06:42] <leeyaa> i need some sort of a gui that is able to do packages subscriptions and management
[06:42] <oerheks> ansible, chef, puppet ..
[06:43] <oerheks> i like landscape though.
[06:43] <leeyaa> oerheks i need a gui (dont ask)
[06:43] <leeyaa> something like Foreman (Katello, but Katello doesnt work on Debian)
[06:44] <oerheks> you might want to reask in #ubuntu-server
[06:47] <leeyaa> thanks oerheks
[06:49] <ld50> leeyaa: maybe have a look at ansible tower
[06:51] <leeyaa> ld50 I will be looking at AWX actually. the open source version of Tower
[06:57] <arunkumar413> I can't view the file location path
[06:57] <arunkumar413> in the file browser
[06:58] <arunkumar413> Is it possible to add right click menu item to copy the file location path?
[07:11] <Toxmi> I've a laptop (no external GPU) which I've installed ubuntu, today I boot into ubuntu and after prompting with crypt key I just had a black screen.
[07:11] <Toxmi> I edit the grub menu and use nomodeset to bring it up but right now when I want to upgrade the system from tty it says there is no dissk space in /var/cache/apt/archive
[07:12] <Toxmi> I tried apt clean and autoclean but didn't solve the problem
[07:12] <Toxmi> I guess since the system last time were forced to restart by power buttom it might be some problem with the filesystem
[07:13] <Toxmi> However, I've logged in successfully to my user from the tty. But I don't know what should I do further
[07:17] <tejas> Hello people!
[07:32] <arunkumar413> How to ungroup the windows in the dock
[10:43] <mamom> hello everyone. i have been using kubuntu on a laptop for some time and i have some issues that are annoying me af, to a point where im considering going back to windows. this is my last attempt to find at least partial solutions..
[10:45] <mamom> for one, the desktop behaves weirdly. some icons (specifically links i think) need to be clicked 3 times to be opened (what the..?), and changing the settings can make them open with 1 click, but not two like i expect it
[10:46] <mamom> second, pdfs with RTL languages (arabic, hebrew, etc.) are all out of order and are practically unreadable.
[10:49] <mamom> third, windows very easily shares the screen with a samsung smart tv (miracast?). ubuntu can't.
[10:50] <BluesKaj> 'Morning all
[10:50] <mamom> if anyone has an idea about these issues or every some of them, i'd love to hear.
[10:52] <sub526> Hi all, I'm having Ubuntu 16.04 system. I'm able to ping the hostname of the blade , it results the Ip address. But not able to ssh with either hostname or IP address..I'm getting "port 22: Connection refused"
[10:53] <sub526> WHat could be the issue? I installed openssh-server
[10:54] <legreffier> sub526: is it started ?
[10:54] <legreffier> probably not, otherwise it crashed
[10:54] <sub526> How to check whether it started or not?
[10:55] <legreffier> service openssh status ?
[10:55] <legreffier> more like : service sshd status
[10:57] <sub526> legreffier: services are started...
[10:59] <legreffier> sub526: try to run : sudo netstat -plnt | grep ssh
[10:59] <legreffier> maybe it's not listening on port 22...
[10:59] <sub526> legreffier: I just noticed that ifconfig result differs with ping <hostname>, I'm able to ssh with "ifconfig result IP address".. What could be the reason for getting wrong IP address with "ping <hostname>"?
[11:01] <legreffier> maybe you have some dns somewhere giving you an erroneous ip address... idk
[11:03] <sub526> legreffier: how to resolve it?
[11:07] <BluesKaj> sub526, run, resolvectl  status, to check your dns links
[11:09] <sub526> BluesKaj: It resulted "resolvectl: command not found"
[11:10] <mamom> anyone?
[11:12] <BluesKaj> sub526, that seems very odd
[11:13] <sub526> BluesKaj: instead I tried "systemd-resolve status" and it resulted "status: resolve call failed: All attempts to contact name servers or networks failed"
[11:16] <BluesKaj> sub526, ok is your /etc/hosts using the same OS release name as the terminal prompt
[11:18] <sub526> BluesKaj: Yes, I'm able to grep the hostname in /etc/hosts
[11:23] <BluesKaj> sub526, ok, and openssh-server is installed on both source and target machines?
[11:23] <sub526> BluesKaj: Yes
[11:24] <BluesKaj> what kind of network are you on sub526
[11:25] <sub526> BluesKaj: How to check this? These are office machines
[11:37] <BluesKaj> ok try this to see what type of output results. sudo systemctl status sshd.service . sub526 pastebin the results if more than 3 lines
[11:48] <sub526> BluesKaj: https://pastebin.com/34DNJh6G
[11:50] <nbusrone> How many of user here select /home to a mechanical Hard disk when ubuntu OS in SSD  ? any perfromance different ?
[11:52] <lotuspsychje> !discuss | nbusrone
[11:53] <nbusrone> thanks didn't know my question is not a support question :)
[11:54] <lotuspsychje> nbusrone: we try to divide opinions/polls and support into different channels
[11:59] <nbusrone> lotuspsychje : yep i understand , i will get some response reply first over offtopic.Because current ssd size is still not large compare to HD , would like to get opinion on user who had set /home to a Mechanical HD.
[12:01] <BluesKaj> sub526, looks like your ssh public key isn't present on your target machine. You need to find a method to add it to the /home/user/.ssh file on the target machine or the equivalent file that a server uses for ssh public keys, but I'm on shaky ground here. If anybody has a solution, please advise :-)
[12:40] <RonaldsMazitis> how do I change video file thumbnail without changing lenght or size of video file? I have ffmpeg 3.4
[13:17] <kyle__> RonaldsMazitis: YOu need some sort of tool that edits the metadata on a video file.  They exist, but I have no idea which are available or how well they work.
[14:57] <pizzaiolo> is it possible to force the notification tray to stay open so i can use lg to drop an element?
[14:59] <lotuspsychje> pizzaiolo: drop what to the notify area?
[15:00] <pizzaiolo> lotuspsychje sorry, i was a little vague. i meant drop as in use the dropper in lg
[15:01] <pizzaiolo> i'm trying to update a shell theme's css because imo white on yellow is pretty hard to read
[15:02] <lotuspsychje> pizzaiolo: i think you might want to dive in the world of ricing then, unixp0rn, deviantart, #ubuntu-devel
[15:04] <pizzaiolo> ricing?
[15:28] <ducasse> pizzaiolo: 'ricing' is a term used for customizing your desktop, often in great detail
[15:33] <coconut> what is the command "(sd-pam)" under htop ?
[15:34] <freebds> hi, how do i check if port 8080 is blocked by firewall
[15:34] <bparker> not sure how htop is related
[15:34] <bparker> depends on your firewall freebds
[15:34] <bparker> you don't say what it is
[15:34] <freebds> i dont have firewalld
[15:34] <bparker> you also don't say if you want to test from external or just look at local rules or what
[15:35] <freebds> look at local rules
[15:35] <bparker> something like sudo iptables -nvL
[15:36] <freebds> v1.6.1
[15:37] <freebds> i have ufw
[15:38] <freebds> but its disabled
[15:40] <bparker> I'm confused
[15:40] <bparker> the command I wrote does not produce 'v1.6.1'
[15:40] <bparker> maybe if you ran --version instead
[15:40] <bparker> also that's pretty old either way
[15:41] <leftyfb> freebds: flush iptables, try to access 8080 (verify you have something listening on 8080 first)
[15:41] <freebds> how can i get a list of all open and blocked ports like firewall-cmd -list
[15:42] <freebds> netstat -tulnp | grep 8080 no output
[15:42] <bparker> iptables is not that high level
[15:42] <bparker> I already told you how to list the rules
[15:42] <bparker> anything that's not listed, assuming the chain's default is ACCEPT, will be 'open'
[15:42] <leftyfb> freebds: what exactly are you trying to accomplish?
[15:43] <touil76> Hello. I would like to know whether ubuntu ESM goes on giving updates to packages like firefox ?
[15:43] <freebds> leftyfb https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSL85S_3.9.6/hsts_admin_linux/dita/hsts_admin_linux_configuring_the_firewall.html
[15:43] <leftyfb> touil76: ESM is a commercial product through Canonical. Please contact Canonical for support with ESM.
[15:45] <freebds> leftyfb how do i check if port 33001 is not blocked by iptables
[15:45] <bparker> omg
[15:45] <bparker> we already told you
[15:45] <bparker> multiple times
[15:45] <bparker> sudo iptables -nvL
[15:46] <leftyfb> freebds: why are you trying to setup HSTS if you don't know the basics of iptables and ports?
[15:46] <bparker> also the default is not to block much of anything afaik, esp with ufw disabled
[15:46] <bparker> maybe some other router on your network is blocking
[15:46] <bparker> assuming you're even having an issue.
[15:46] <bparker> you never specified
[15:47] <leftyfb> freebds: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[15:47] <freebds> our admin left and i have told to get it done
[15:47] <freebds> been*
[15:47] <bparker> I'll do it for $100/hr
[15:48] <freebds> hehe
[15:48] <Deano59> K.
[15:51] <freebds> https://pastebin.com/embed_iframe/dgexKzkT
[15:51] <freebds> bparker
[15:52] <larkfisherman> Hey guys, I'm trying to sync time on a couple of devices running Ubuntu Desktop 18.04 behind firewalls (ubuntu NTP servers aren't reachable) so I'm trying to set up my own NTP server on my SSH server which the devices have access to.I have ntpd installed and I've added "broadcast 127.0.0.1" to config but for some reason "nc -v localhost 123"
[15:52] <larkfisherman> doesn't connect to it. What is wrong?
[15:53] <larkfisherman> Hey guys, I'm trying to sync time on a couple of devices running Ubuntu Desktop 18.04 behind firewalls (ubuntu NTP servers aren't reachable) so I'm trying to set up my own NTP server on my SSH server which the devices have access to.I have ntpd installed and I've added "broadcast 127.0.0.1" to /etc/ntp.conf but for some reason "nc -v localhost 123"
[15:53] <larkfisherman> doesn't connect to it. What is wrong?
[15:56] <dtux> i opened gpaint then quit it... but the icon removes in my favorites (because gnome think it's still running, not because i added it there). anyone know how to remove it?
[15:56] <dtux> icon remains*
[16:02] <marahin> Hello! I've got an issue with virt manager while trying to setup a guest Xubuntu20.04 on a host Ubuntu20.04. Is there a chance I'll get help here?
[16:02] <marahin> The issue is related to bridge networking, the vm itself works.
[16:12] <jyanga> I have a script that installs xfce4 on Ubuntu 20.04. It fails because it pops up a "configuring lightdm" TUI. Anyone know how to get around this so that my script will move forward?
[16:12] <jyanga> oh....hello by the way :)
[16:16] <hggdh> freebds: your iptable is empty, so whatever is going on is not with iptables
[16:29] <Mibix> ugh i just got this again about an hour ago and it says im using only 50% ram
[16:29] <Mibix> Cron <root@mibix-module>    cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.hourly as subject and /bin/sh: 1: Cannot fork as body
[16:33] <jarn> I installed openjdk-11-jdk and openjdk-11-doc and am now able to compile and run java code. What I wish to know is: openjdk-11-doc should have api documentation, how do I, uh, view this documentation?
[16:35] <EriC^^> jarn: dpkg -L openjdk-11-doc   should list all the files of the package, might give a clue
[16:39] <EriC^^> Mibix: how any processes are there?
[16:40] <EriC^^> Mibix: what does it say after cannot fork in the mail?
[16:40] <jarn> @Erik^^ yes i found the documentaion in /usr/share/doc/openjdk-11-doc. Thanks :)
[16:41] <Mibix> nothing
[16:41] <Mibix> uhh
[16:42] <Mibix> not sure how to get total number of processes
[16:42] <Mibix> 988 lol
[16:43] <Mibix> [18:19:24] mibix@mibix-module:~$ ps aux | wc -l
[16:43] <Mibix> 988
[16:43] <EriC^^> jarn: no problem :)
[16:51] <Mibix> any ideas?
[16:51] <Mibix> seems to happen at random times
[17:04] <kyle__> jarn: java docs?  4 widescreen monitors in xinerama so it's one super wide desktop.  Then you should almost be able to display the full class names :P
[17:08] <jarn> kyle__: System.out.println("yeah, java love long names :)");
[17:09] <kyle__> I just remember some of my hadoop ones were nigtmarish.
[17:09] <kyle__> But admittedly that's the only time I write my own stuff in java.
[18:24] <gonutsfordonuts> hey all...I recently upgraded to 20.04 and I can't figure out how to manage python properly. I have an old project that uses python 3.7 so I'm trying to get venv running without much success. I still have python3.7 installed and update-alternatives is set to python3.7 but when I run venv I get the following error: https://pastebin.com/raw/cejZ4EAk  Any help or guidance is greatly appreciated.
[18:27] <croraf_> hi
[18:27] <Wh0am3y3> install pip
[18:28] <croraf_> I have an issue with sound on my Ubuntu. I had sound output, but then I touched some files and configs (or an update happened, not sure which one was before) and now I only have sound when I connect my bluetooth headphones, not thorugh the speakers nor cable headphones.
[18:28] <croraf_> Anyone can help me?
[18:29] <croraf_> Basically the output in the sound settings is set to "Dummy"
[18:29] <nonix4> Getting bored of false "No network connection detected, you can not download changelog information." in software updater. How to debug networkbreaker (on multihomed network)? Sorry I meant networkmanager... or how to make that work with netplan (or mixed networkmanager/netplan)?
[18:30] <sarnold> croraf_: usually, running pavucontrol is enough to let you find and fix whatever's going on with audio issues
[18:32] <nonix4> as in "renderer: networkd" at least gets network otherwise working except it thinks it didn't get it done when some links don't have physical connectivity
[18:32] <croraf_> sarnold: I installed it now, but it looks like a fancy sound controler
[18:32] <croraf_> How will it help me
[18:33] <kratos219> When I ran npm install it shows:
[18:33] <kratos219> No-local-certificate error
[18:34] <sarnold> croraf_: start an application, try to play some sound, change the output for the application
[18:34] <kratos219> I think I may broke my local ssl setup
[18:34] <kratos219> So how can I fix it
[18:37] <croraf_> sarnold:
[18:37] <croraf_> not working
[18:38] <sarnold> croraf_: dang. is there anything in dmesg? journalctl?
[18:42] <nonix4> As in just configure systemd-networkd-wait-online.service to accept "degraded-carrier" as operational state or try to understand networkctl further?
[18:47] <kratos219> When I ran npm install it shows:
[18:47] <kratos219> When I ran npm install it shows:
[18:47] <kratos219> No-local-certificate error
[18:47] <kratos219> I think I may broke my local ssl setup
[18:47] <kratos219> So how can I fix it
[18:49] <croraf_> sarnold: I'm checking this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/1840725
[18:50] <lotuspsychje> croraf_: is your system up to date?
[18:50] <croraf_> I'm using 19.10
[18:51] <croraf_> But the problem affects me for the last 6 months
[18:54] <ironpillow> hi all, when installing new ubuntu, when I choose entire disk for lvm - i see this message "You may use the whole volume group for guided partitioning, or part of it" ...."so using a smaller part of the volume group at installation time may offer more flexibility. " does this mean if I have only harddrive of 100GB, it's better for me to choose 10GB at the time of installation?
[19:18] <tomreyn> ironpillow: i don't think i've run into this message before, but i can speculate on what it suggests: i think it suggests to have the installer create logical volumes which are only as large as needed in the beginning, not covering the full capacity of the LVM physical volume(s).
[19:19] <cariveri> Hi. I inserted a CD today in one of my dvd drives and it does mount automatically. "eject" command opened one drive and so thats that one im trying to use. what can I do? I also tried "mount /dev/<aliases> /media/cdrom/" without sucess: not found.
[19:19] <tomreyn> ironpillow: this was, you can easily expand LVs (and the file systems they contain) whenever you need more space on any of them, and never need to shrink any.
[19:20] <ironpillow> tomreyn: oh got it!
[19:20] <ironpillow> thanks :)
[19:21] <tomreyn> so the flexibility oyu gain is that you can expand any of the LVs whenever you need to, until you have grown one so much that you run out of space on the PV / VG
[19:23] <tomreyn> cariveri: hmm, i don't understand what's the problem you're triyng to solve. you have multiple optical media drives, the eject command works against one of them and this one you want to use?
[19:24] <tomreyn> how is it relevant or a problem or unexpected that the CD you inserted into the DVD drive got mounted automatically?
[19:25] <cariveri> tomreyn: I dont care much about what drive is used, but as the eject command worked on one of them, its saver to use that one, to rule out other trouble. still the cd doesnt mount. unfortuantely, I tried another old game cd rom , which was loaded just fine.
[19:26] <shibboleth> multiple ODDs
[19:26] <shibboleth> man, those were the days
[19:26] <tomreyn> keep an eye on    journalctl -f    while you insert the cd-rom.
[19:26] <shibboleth> you had the snappy read-only ODD and the slow burner/write ODD :)
[19:26] <leftyfb> cariveri: are you saying there's a single CD (software, game, audio, burned???) that doesn't mount but all others do?
[19:26] <oerheks> how long do you wait for mounting? 10 seconds?
[19:27] <cariveri> more then 10 seconds. it started spinning but stopped. it is even a original game cd, and no obvious scratches on it.
[19:28] <tomreyn> sounds like it can be copy protection stuff
[19:30] <cariveri> journalctl -f    yields  nautilus-autostart.desktop[3322]: RuntimeError: object at 0x7fab0ebc60f0 of type FolderColorMenu is not initialized , buit not really something about the drive.
[19:31] <oerheks> eject && eject -t
[19:32] <cariveri> eject sucessfully  opens one of the drives.
[19:32] <oerheks> -t would retract it.
[19:34] <cariveri> yes it does. I tried both drives. the latter one opened by the eject command makes considerably more noises trying to read, but failing. the other and prefered drive gives up earlier.
[19:36] <cariveri> if got one more ace up my sleeve. a pretty new external optical drive.
[19:37] <cariveri> trying hard ... yes it does!
[19:37] <oerheks> :-)
[19:38] <cariveri> at least im on el of problems. wine wont start  the installer though.. .:)
[19:39] <cariveri> I bet its because the virtual wine drive expects a different root device.
[19:40] <cariveri> *im on the next level of problems
[19:41] <oerheks> oh, good spot
[19:42] <cariveri> no. it was the wrong .exe  now it works. its installing. #happypills yea!
[19:43] <cariveri> remember the days for games had less then 500mb disk space requiredment.
[19:46] <shibboleth> cariveri, i remember homeworld2 checking you *current* clock speed
[19:46] <shibboleth> "no, your cpu is currently not running at full tilt meaning it doesn't meet the minimum requirements"
[19:46] <shibboleth> i blame sierra
[19:47] <c_smith> so I'm trying to get my laptop (an MSI GL65 Leopard, RTX 2060/Intel iGP optimus setup) to work with the nvidia drivers on Ubuntu, so far, I can get the nvidia drivers (440) installed, which is easy, but I can't get them to even work with the RTX card
[19:47] <shibboleth> iirc there was a similar issue with HL:OPFOR
[19:47] <oerheks> take a look at the POL play-on-linux scripts
[19:48] <cariveri> shibboleth: lets see if the game will actually startup, I suspect there trouble ahead after the installation..60% awfully slow installer.
[19:48] <shibboleth> installshield or msi?
[19:48] <cariveri> looks like msi to me, not sure though. we are talking windows 98 stuff here.
[19:49] <shibboleth> then it would likely be installshield
[19:49] <cariveri> and by the way I hate gates.
[19:49] <cariveri> ;)
[19:49]  * c_smith had forgotten InstallShield was a thing
[19:50] <c_smith> been using either apt or Portage for that long
[19:50] <cariveri> it was installshield
[19:51] <shibboleth> hey, back then windows offered a perfectly reasonable clients for email and usenet
[19:52] <shibboleth> hey, back then windows offered perfectly reasonable clients for email and usenet
[19:52] <shibboleth> and now? they're playing the "will they, won't they" with friggin notepad
[19:53] <shibboleth> yes, saving those kilobytes will def make windows less awful
[19:54] <cariveri> shibboleth: is it, you actually run a pc today runnning .. a windows ( <2000) on it?
[19:54] <shibboleth> ?
[19:55] <shibboleth> afaik they plan on doing away with notepad. in favor of some "app store"-version with ads
[19:56] <shibboleth> sure, who needs a built-in basic text editor
[19:59] <shibboleth> i'd advice looking at that... thing they call an update mechanism
[20:00] <shibboleth> imagine if apt worked this way: it collects a manifest of everything you have installed and various other identifiers, forwards it to debian/ubuntu/etc servers, then that server determines which updates are available and tells the client which one to download
[20:02] <shibboleth> oh wait, that is kinda how snap works
[20:02] <shibboleth> aw, snap
[20:04] <shibboleth> difference between WU and snap is that the client *can* work standalone but isn't set up for it
[20:07] <hggdh> shibboleth: can we please stay on-topic?
[20:08] <shibboleth> sure. i just found it kinda odd how we were strolling down "memory lane" and then realized that we've regressed. but i'll leave it
[20:09] <hggdh> thank you
[20:42] <cariveri> shibboleth: thank you for your help. it still doesnt wrun the game but thats for another day. directx issue.
[21:29] <TheOnlyMango> new to irssi, how does this work?
[21:30] <three> havent used it, looks kinda cool though
[21:31] <tomreyn> you type text and press enter, but you seem to have figured this out already. for advanced options, there's a manual and #irssi
[22:21] <euxneks> what would be a reason why I can type japanese using ibus into gnome shell but no applications?
[22:21] <euxneks> ah, I can type it into textedit
[22:22] <euxneks> not hexchat, not firefox, not chrome, not electron apps
[22:33] <euxneks> looks like it might be something to do with weyland
[22:46] <gabrielc> Hi. What could be happening? ubuntu 20.04 takes 26 minutes to detect usb mice. On average, about 9 out of 10 starts are normal.
[22:46] <oerheks> change batteries, often helps.
[22:50] <Jordan_U> gabrielc: Try running "dmesg --human --follow" before plugging in the mice. See how long it takes for the first message about a new USB device to appear, and see if when it takes a long time there are any additional messages that might explain the problem.
[23:01] <gabrielc> Jordan_U: One is a wired mouse and the other is a wireless keyboard with a pad. The wireless 'mouse' is always off when I start the computer.
[23:01] <gabrielc> In milliseconds it detects them.
[23:01] <gabrielc> I connected the one that uses cable and then the wireless one.
[23:05] <gabrielc> Jordan_U: The problem seems to be at system startup and sometimes. When I reconnect the wired mouse it detects it on the fly.
[23:09] <oerheks> maybe a usb port issue, blue for usb 3, black for usb2..
[23:21] <gabrielc> In dmesg I see that in the current startup it first detected the wireless and then the wired mouse. The wireless keyboard is now on a usb 2 port. And the wired mouse is using a usb 3 port. I'm going to try the mouse wired on usb 2 port. Although if I remember correctly I moved it from a 2.0 port to the port where it is connected now due to this problem. Could it be that when it first detects the wired
[23:22] <gabrielc> mouse I don't see the problem? And that when the kernel first searches for the wireless keyboard I see the problem? The wireless keyboard is always off when I start the system.
[23:36] <gabrielc> thanks
[23:37] <limbo_> When I get a kernal update, my drivers (nvidia driver, virtualbox-driver) don't get recompiled for the new kernel. They work fine after I reconfigure the dkms packages e.g. nvidia-dkms-440 But it's not done automatically. Anyone know where to start looking to figure out why this is happening? I'm on 20.04. (this has been a problem for a few versions now.)
[23:54] <binderclip> hello is this the right place to ask a question about ubuntu multipass
[23:54] <kyle__> Leelu Dallas Multipass?
[23:54] <oerheks> i just read about multipass.. https://www.techrepublic.com/article/multipass-is-a-new-tool-for-launching-virtual-machines/
[23:54] <oerheks> https://github.com/canonical/multipass
[23:55] <binderclip> I have a question about ... https://multipass.run/
[23:55] <binderclip> About file permissions on files on a drive mounted from a windows file system
[23:56] <kyle__> I want to make fun of it, but at a glance it looks pretty good.  Gonna have to test it out on a box.
[23:56] <binderclip> The file permissions on an .sh file on the mounted file system are -rw-rw-rw-I want to change them to -rwxrwxrwx
[23:56] <kyle__> binderclip: Is the host a windows host, or are you mounting an SMB/CIFS share for the vm storage?
[23:57] <binderclip> The host is a windows host.
[23:57] <binderclip> The mounted directlry is on my c: drive
[23:57] <binderclip> I'm using Windows 10, hyper-v
[23:57] <binderclip> The issue is, I execut the chmod with -v; it reports it changes the permission.
[23:57] <kyle__> Sadly I have very little knowledge of those.  :/ BUT, try ubuntu-server.  This looks like something that might be more popular with the server crowd.
[23:58] <binderclip> But if I do an ls -l, the permissions are not changed.
[23:58] <binderclip> I need to change them.
[23:58] <binderclip> What to do.
[23:58] <binderclip> OK thanks.
[23:58] <kyle__> I'd /join ubuntu-server and ask there.  And if that fails, find a mailing list for it.
[23:58] <kyle__> :)
[23:58] <kyle__> Good luck
[23:58] <binderclip> Generally multipass looks good till you get into the trenches and then ...
[23:58] <quadrathoch2> we have a wsl channel on freenode
[23:59] <binderclip> wsl?
[23:59] <quadrathoch2> i'm not sure if that is something looking into :/
[23:59] <quadrathoch2> if you don't use wsl then move along ;)
[23:59] <binderclip> OK, don't know what it is, I'll move along! ;-)  Thanks!!