=== zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:38] Greetings [01:40] Is there any setting in ubuntu that would block connection to my local network somehow? [01:40] I'm trying to do full disk encryption on Ubuntu server 18.04 [01:40] I didn't even see that as an option at install [01:50] Napk1n84 mostly only the firewall [01:50] ScotIrish it should be [01:51] quadrathoch2 I reset the router, didnt work, switched it to tp-link archer c7 that apparently enables nat loopback, also didn't work :( [01:52] idk what to do anymore Im about to set fire to the server xd [01:53] what does ss -tulpan say? [01:53] just to make sure that the services listen on the ports :) [01:56] https://i.gyazo.com/02b362b695b8b100cb1551b851c71a77.png quadrathoch2 [01:56] does that look alright? [01:57] this is so weird, yeah looks perfectly normal [01:59] arghhhhh [02:03] so with server firewall disabled and the server put into a dmz, there should technically be nothing stopping me from accessing it right? [02:04] Napk1n84 yes === gabkdlly_ is now known as gabkdlly [02:27] This sounds silly but could my isp be actively blocking my own ip address due to heavy traffic? [02:27] external, maybe? internal? nope Napk1n [02:28] like blocking outgoing connections to my own ip but without blocking incoming connections [02:28] quadrathoch2 I have never been able to access my site via local IP, like not even from the start [02:28] I even connect to ssh public ipv4 [02:29] Napk1n that is weird, why wouldn't it be :/ [02:29] idk it never worked but I also never bothered with it cause it wasnt an issue. maybe a bad configuration in the site's hostfile? [02:31] Napk1n, at least we know that something is really borked :/ [02:38] <_wootin_> hey [02:38] <_wootin_> how do i change the kernel to an older one === feodoran_ is now known as feodoran [02:45] Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/cf33e0fe86354a3df5175c17901a0fff/pasted.txt [02:45] Please, help me [02:49] Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/0a944d868f1eaf89b76270be7de35e17/pasted.txt [02:55] Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/3a841af7949d7310caf8086e846de1d6/Screenshot%20from%202020-07-04%2006-53-15.png [02:55] Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/25d4a7d0101233a3307f2ee5e9e99966/Screenshot%20from%202020-07-04%2006-53-37.png === leaftype is now known as leaftype2 [03:42] [UFW BLOCK] IN=eno1 OUT= MAC=01:00:5e:00:00:01:00:00:00:00:00:02:08:00 SRC=192.168.0.1 DST=224.0.0.1 LEN=36 TOS=0x00 PREC=0xC0 TTL=1 ID=0 PROTO=2 [03:42] anyone knows whhy UFW is blocking this? [03:43] the SRC is my router [04:06] ahm I guess that dst sounds really weird :/ Napk1n [04:39] Hey ubuntu... I have a quick question... can someone running Ubuntu on their desktop check what the keys ctrl + alt + F2 .. F8 does? [04:40] so how many TTYs are there on the latest ubuntu, and what key gets back into X.. Thanks! [04:40] ctrl+alt+f2 gets you back to X [04:42] f3 through 6 or 7 are VC (virtual console) or VT ( Virtual terminal) or some just call it plain Console. [04:43] f1 is you Display manager login and F2 is your original X session you are logged into. [04:43] your* [04:46] thanks! hmm seems like different distros all have different. [04:47] mesaboogie: Great nick === leaftype2 is now known as leaftype [04:51] Since libqt4-dev has been removed from new releases of Ubuntu, any PPA for installing libqt4-dev? [04:54] shangul, Qt5 came out in 2012, Qt4 reached EOL in 2019 in debian/ubuntu terms.. no real development exists with it [04:55] guiverc, But I've got a relatively old software which needs Qt4... [04:55] EOL of qt5 was announced 2015 [04:55] What can I do now? [04:56] building a snap on bionic/18.04 maybe a solution, it'll then run in later releases (within container) using qt4 [04:57] the 5.4 kernel 20.04 is shipping with.. seeing references in release notes on the kernel that it has some new amd drm driver support.. How do I verify if that is enabled or not in my kernel? [04:57] alloy, the keys may do different things because of release (kernel, software stack), not just OS (ie. not just Ubuntu related) [05:08] i think i'm no longer a beginner, but please don't kick me out :) [05:10] we're all beginners at something xbfrog [05:12] Is there a way to tell Ubuntu/Linux to force itself to 1080p no matter what happens? I tried this "xrandr --output HDMI-2 --mode 1920x1080i -r 60.00". It works but only when Linux is starting. Is there some script to tell linux "hey! If for whatever reason you notice the resolution jumping to something else, just go back to 1080p". ? [05:13] I usually set dpi in my settings applications.. I assume you've already done that or that I'm doing it wrong [05:13] ViperXL75: SOunds like a scripting project :) [05:14] I'm not afraid of scripting. [05:14] Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/dd65ae00138cb60ae57434187bafdc6e/pasted.txt [05:14] I just need the correct trigger to ram it into linux throat. [05:15] Help pls [05:15] What i mean is... if i write that script, where do i put it? [05:16] Is there maybe some crontab trigger i can use? So not the @reboot trigger but some @screen-resolution-refresh and then "do this and that" [05:16] just have it run all the time and do a while loop? (bad advice.. ) [05:16] the thing is if i do that, i risk seeing the TV jumping each time it re-forces the resolution to go from 1080p (which is normaly the case) to 1080p. [05:17] Know what i mean? I need a "trigger" for it to run the script [05:17] "wait until this/that happens" and then "run script" [05:17] I get it.. that actually could be done with a while loop [05:18] only when resolution isnt x.. run script, check again, continue checking every 30 seconds.. . [05:18] but I'm sure there is a better way to do it.. [05:18] hmmm [05:18] wait a minute! U might be onto something there. [05:18] my way is.. really.. simplistic [05:19] no no. I like that. Simple stuff is predictable and breaks on a predictable matter [05:19] I mean.. I do things something like that in windows.. but its because I'm monitoring something specific [05:19] thanks. I'll go read on the "if/then" bash command. [05:19] not if then.. a while loop is different [05:20] I mean, yeah, if them will be part of it.. [05:20] thank u [05:20] a while loop that continously asks "if resolution <> 1080p then execute xrandr-set-to-1080p" [05:22] basically.. and your while loop checks a variable .. hell if you want it always running.. make it while $x=1 and set x to 1 lol [05:23] it'll just keep looping , put a pause or sleep or whatever you need to keep it relatively quiet.. and use the if res <> 1080p then blah [05:23] yep. That i can do. Or just make a crontab that executes every couple of seconds. :) [05:23] that way it only changes when its not.. instead of when it is [05:23] I have no idea how to do that one lol.. I can do startup, scheduled.. but not ever set time interval (probably in man page though) [05:24] I'm a windows guy.. I'm gonna have to relearn scripting.. powershell done spoiled me [05:24] like.. if I wanted to install all packages that had vulkan in it.. how would I do that? [05:31] scythefwd2: it is gonna be some cronjob. U can tell crontab to run a script ever x seconds if u want. [05:34] I figured.. Like I said.. I have to rethink how i do things.. [05:38] I just switched.. again, from windows. This laptop has been hell getting everything working right. So far ubuntu has been the smoothest... so I keep looking for broken things [05:38] mad props to Canonical on this release [05:38] only found one thing, so far, that doesnt work [05:42] scythefwd2: Just be happy u went to Ubuntu. About 3 years ago i went to Debian because my other coleagues were using it at work. [05:42] ok, one that doesnt work, and one that doesnt work well.. [05:42] I've tried fedora, mint, elementary, centOS, and ubuntu.. and as recent as 18.04??? ubuntu didnt support certain necessiary hardware of mine [05:42] like my nic [05:43] Well... i found out that in Debian "nothing" is 'granted' to you for free. You have to WORK for it. BEG for it... cry for it... and MAYBE you'll have Debians permission to die. [05:43] xD [05:43] hehehe.. on this laptop.. everything has been like that [05:44] hahahaha [05:44] Starting about a year ago I kept trying different distros [05:44] Elementary and Ubuntu wouldnt boot [05:44] CentOS did, but didnt have nic drivers [05:44] :S [05:45] Fedora had nic drivers, but not my touchscreen.. it would let me put ONE usb device in.. if I wanted to remove and reinsert that same usb device... I had to reboot (and this included my card reader) [05:45] 0_o [05:45] Mint supported everything... ish, touchscreen was iffy lol. It had random freezes, I walked into my office once and heard fans roaring.. was idling at 75 degrees [05:46] back to ubuntu several months later lol... and so far.. it won't auto rotate screen when I fold it up ( 2 in 1) and thats no biggie, and the stylus is sluggish [05:47] yikes [05:47] ok [05:47] I get same battery life, or close enough as I do on windows.. good 3d acceleration (apples to apples better than windows when it comes to OGL, cause amd sux at OGL drivers in windows), touchscreen works [05:47] Why did u step away from Windows ? [05:47] I know... strange question. [05:47] actually got facial recognition unlock and pam modules working lol [05:48] I'd just say stay in windows and run VMs for linux stuff [05:48] I work in a mixed environment.. and I'm the token windows guy right now lol.. I wanted to learn the other stuff too [05:48] thats how i do it on this machine [05:48] oh i see. [05:48] ok [05:49] I do run vm's on my lab system.. a nice threadripper 1950x build. The laptop I keep tabs on linux with because one day I'm gonna make the switch permanently [05:49] but not yet. [05:49] even got conky back up and configured .. I'm not sure i believe the cpu temp is accurate though [05:49] its in the rough neighborhood though [06:31] all aplications has reduced the screen to one. not multiple as before, and not one laptop but 2 [06:32] is this an upgrade error or a bug [06:32] ? [06:33] xbfrog: is your screen extended or mirrored? [06:34] um, extended [06:35] both laptops show no page buttons [06:36] seems odd that both would display the same issue [06:36] xbfrog: if you want both screens to act the same you need mirrored [06:37] no thats not what i mean [06:37] oh [06:37] 2 different computers show no page buttons on show all applications [06:38] if i click show all applications i get only [06:38] A fhru I [06:38] nothing more [06:39] it did show all in the beginning but stopped [06:40] i can search the app, and its installed and usable but doesnt show on "all applications [06:40] " [06:40] xbfrog: can you screenshot whats happening? [06:40] yes i can [06:42] sorry, needed a w/c break [06:42] gimme a min to pull it up [06:45] wow, i'm not sure how to find it [06:45] maybe i should just take another shot [06:46] ok bear with me [06:47] ok got it [06:48] now let me upload it to imgr [06:50] https://imgur.com/a/YMguktZ [06:50] thats all i get no page buttons [06:50] i did before but it stopped [06:51] xbfrog: they are not hidden behind your right placed dock? did you try place dock on the left? [06:52] no the dock is right [06:52] xbfrog: i can see that yea, what i mean is, does the page dots maybe hide under your dock? [06:53] um how? i dont understand [06:53] xbfrog: try setting your dock left [06:53] usually they were right next to the all applications [06:53] ok gimme a min [06:54] or dock down [06:54] ya i hear ya [06:57] ok, done, and no, it didnt change it [06:59] i know, perplexing [07:00] i noticed this change right after an update, i'm thing it was a software boo boo === Guest84182 is now known as Kill-Animals [07:01] odd that it would change on 2 laptops not just one [07:02] ok, if it was just one laptop shame on me, but 2? [07:02] xbfrog: have you rebooted? does it happen on another account? [07:03] i have rebooted many times on both laptops and the issue is still the sam [07:03] same [07:03] have you tried a different account? [07:04] different account? i dont understand [07:04] create a new user, then log in as that user [07:04] if the problem doesn't manifest there, it's a config issue [07:04] one account is xbfrog, the other is greenfrog [07:05] if thats what you mean by different account [07:05] yes, different user names. on the same machine [07:06] no, different user names on 2 different laptops [07:06] the suggestion is to create a new account on one of the affected computers now, then log out and to log in as this new user. this new user will have a default gnome environment where this should not occur unless it's a bug in default ubuntu. [07:07] ok, not sure how to do that can you explain so a novice can understand? [07:07] i sota get ya [07:07] there is a 'users and groups' gui you can use [07:08] ok like creating a guest account? [07:08] yes [07:08] ok that i understand [07:09] "too many years as a win user hurts [07:09] " [07:10] ok let me do it and i'll report back, cant tell you how long i may fumble about a bit [07:10] ty for your imput it means alot [07:12] just ask if you need help [07:13] ok, still searching "guest account" [07:14] xbfrog: https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/user-add.html.en [07:15] i seem to have nothing that refers to guest accounts [07:15] ok i'll look [07:15] oh thank you [07:20] argggggguh, passwords anoy me to the max, i cant set a simple pass [07:20] it needs more charaters, oh a symble and a special character [07:21] oh, and the blood cert of your last born child [07:22] and a capitol letter [07:22] xbfrog: please dont use this channel to describe every step you do [07:22] xbfrog: focus on 1 question, then wait till a volunteer replys on you [07:22] ok its just annoying to the max [07:22] we dont need to know that xbfrog [07:23] ok === semeion is now known as mnemonic [07:34] I'm getting GPG errors on apt-get update ("InRelease: The following signatures were invalid: KEYEXPIRED ...") and tried to resolve it by using "apt-key --recv--keys ..." for keys that "apt-key list" told me were expired. After receiving the keys and apt-key list not printing any more "expired" warnings I've tried apt-get update again but am still getting KEYEXPIRED [07:37] ok now i tried to add several accounts, all added then loging in refused even the simplest password [07:41] i dunno what went wrong but i added a new user b bak [07:41] xbfrog: hmm maybe you have some different keyboard layout at the time you login and at the time you created the new user (and set a password for it) [07:43] if you use a non-us keyboard then, while setting the password, try to use characters only which you know are at the same position on your localized keyboard and the US-english ones. [07:44] Celmor[m]: can you show the full output of apt-get update? sudo apt-get update 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999 [07:55] the termbin link comes before apt-get update exits and the paste doesn't contain the error [07:57] i logged in as a different user and yes all the buttons were there [07:58] 5 to be exact [07:59] i guess the next question is what setting do i need to change to get them back here? [08:01] tomreyn: https://termbin.com/3nkz (I know it's an old release version) [08:03] please don't say reinstall :P [08:05] that means countless hours of configuration lost [08:06] hey guys how do I uninstall and reinstall the touchpad drivers, I forgot. (I'm on 18.04) [08:06] xbfrog: gnome-tweaks has a 'reset to defaults' button if you like, but before you do that, make a backup of your other changes/configs [08:07] um ok, not shure how to make backup of other changes, any pointers? [08:07] I think I removed libinput stuff and reinstalled them? [08:08] "still new to ubuntu [08:08] " [08:09] i can follow intstructions if you have enough [08:10] what other changes would i save, and how? [08:11] and i have gnome tweaks installed [08:11] nvm I got it. :) [08:13] if its only settings in gnome tweeks i can live with that [08:14] so i can set gnome tweaks to default and this will solve the issue? [08:14] xbfrog: its not a promise, its a thing you could try [08:15] ok, at this point i'm willing to try most anything offered [08:16] ok, i looked at tweaks and found no reset [08:17] nope no reset to defaults [08:18] second pass thru [08:20] Actually, you can simply open GNOME-tweak-tool (in GNOME), and click on its icon in the top panel. You should see an option that says "Reset to Defaults."F [08:20] i'll look again [08:21] ok found it in the hamburger menu [08:22] nope, still the same [08:24] anything else? we might as well exaust all options [08:26] intresting it will exist in new user but not here [08:28] xbfrog: see this - https://askubuntu.com/questions/56313/how-do-i-reset-gnome-to-the-defaults [08:29] ok, looking thanks :) [08:30] wow, better than a reinstall i guess [08:31] how do i know if i have gnome 2 or 3 i think its 3.6 [08:32] 3.6.2 [08:33] these instructions might as well be in geek [08:33] for f in .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .gconfd .metacity; do mv $f ${f}.bak; done or mkdir -p ~/.backup-gnome-config/ && for f in .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .gconfd .metacity; do mv $f ~/.backup-gnome-config/; done [08:34] waaah? [08:35] Shorten that last bit to mkdir ./.old-gnome-config/ && mv ./.gnome* .gconf* ./.metacity ./.cache ./.dbus ./.dmrc ./.mission-control ./.thumbnails ~/.config/dconf/* ./.old-gnome-config/ [08:35] really, how? [08:35] i'm sorry, i'm not that gnome or ubuntu proficent [08:36] you might as well be speaking martian [08:38] just paste it into a terminal and press enter [08:39] ya ;P [08:40] then log out and log back in [08:40] from where? for f in .gnome? [08:41] the bit that starts with mkdir ./.old-gnome-config/ [08:41] ok thanks [08:42] ok pasting :to mkdir ./.old-gnome-config/ && mv ./.gnome* .gconf* ./.metacity ./.cache ./.dbus ./.dmrc ./.mission-control ./.thumbnails ~/.config/dconf/* ./.old-gnome-config/ [08:43] old-gnome-config/: No such file or directory [08:44] hi, does anyone know why system update is super slow in virtualbox? I've been updating for over an hour. It's like it's doing nothing and every once in a while update another program [08:45] xbfrog: did you start with mkdir or 'to mkdir'? [08:45] well a good guess is that you have not gived the VM enough resoucerses [08:45] i wolndt know how to start [08:46] um lemme ck [08:46] Mathisen, 2048Mb memory, 2 processor cores used to be enough [08:46] yes [08:46] let me show [08:46] mkdir ./.old-gnome-config/ && mv ./.gnome* .gconf* ./.metacity ./.cache ./.dbus ./.dmrc ./.mission-control ./.thumbnails ~/.config/dconf/* ./.old-gnome-config/ [08:46] GuiToris, yeah that should work fine not sure then [08:47] did i miss something? [08:47] Mathisen, how long does an update usually long? [08:48] xbfrog: no, that should work [08:48] ok cannot stat was the issuing result [08:48] GuiToris, that totaly depends on the system.. but it should not hang for minutes atleast [08:50] thank you for helping :) [08:52] still no bubbles :( [08:54] xbfrog: ok, what does 'pwd' return? [08:55] in terminal? or what? [08:55] yes xbfrog [08:55] i changed to another user and the bubbles were there [08:56] but just not in my user [08:56] ok, lemme ck [08:57] pwd returnes: /home/dj [08:57] Celmor[m]: sorry, trusty (14.04 LTS) is no longer supported here [08:57] xbfrog: this is the new user? [08:58] no its me [08:58] tomreyn: so no help for any issues? [08:58] xbfrog: ok, 'mkdir ./.old-gnome-config' and press enter [08:58] ok gimme a min [08:58] xbfrog: what exactly was the 'cannot stat error' for? which dir [08:59] Celmor[m]: that's right. there's commercial support for a limited list of packages on a limited number of architectures still, but not here. [08:59] it's like arch linux here, having to post the pacman package versions and if everything's not up-to-date there's no help to be seen [08:59] /leave [09:00] mkdir: cannot create directory ‘./.old-gnome-config’: File exist [09:00] xbfrog: ok, good [09:00] xbfrog: now, 'mv ./.gnome* .gconf* ./.metacity ./.cache ./.dbus ./.dmrc ./.mission-control ./.thumbnails ~/.config/dconf/* ./.old-gnome-config' and press enter [09:02] ok it didnt retrune the normal stat [09:04] GuiToris: does the kernel log (journalctl -k) contain any unexpected events while this is happening, such as I/O errors or media sense events? you could ask in #vbox in case you're running a release they support (they don't support the ones in ubuntu). [09:05] just went to > [09:05] xbfrog: did you paste the '? [09:05] GuiToris: that's on the host, i'm assuming you're running some ubuntu release (you haven't told us about, yet) since you're looking for assistence here. [09:06] ok lemme look [09:06] xbfrog: paste everything within the quotes, but don't include them [09:06] yes i get that [09:06] xbfrog: press ctrl+c to break [09:07] i dont see any ? in the stiring you provided [09:07] not ?, ' [09:08] a single quote [09:08] ok, i'm lost, what did you want? [09:08] yes single quote [09:08] everything within '...', but don't include the quotes [09:08] right [09:09] i thot you said include the ? and i didnt see one [09:09] oh, right [09:09] so forgive my ignorance [09:10] i'm a slave here i know nothing, i see nothing, i hear...well almost :O [09:11] i really want to understand how to fix this [09:12] ok, let me repeat it all on one line [09:12] so far it has excaped my pee brain [09:12] ok thanks [09:13] mv ~/.gnome* ~/.gconf* ~/.metacity ~/.cache ~/.dbus ~/.dmrc ~/.mission-control ~/.thumbnails ~/.config/dconf/* ~/.old-gnome-config [09:13] xbfrog: paste that ^^ [09:13] ok sec [09:14] tomreyn, I don't use Ubuntu on the host. I was curious if that was normal to wait so long for an install/update [09:14] I'm still updating [09:15] mv ./.gnome* .gconf* ./.metacity ./.cache ./.dbus ./.dmrc ./.mission-control ./.thumbnails ~/.config/dconf/* ./.old-gnome-config' [09:15] > mv ~/.gnome* ~/.gconf* ~/.metacity ~/.cache ~/.dbus ~/.dmrc ~/.mission-control ~/.thumbnails ~/.config/dconf/* ~/.old-gnome-config [09:15] > [09:15] lol [09:15] xbfrog: press ctrl+c first so you get a prompt [09:15] nothing more [09:15] what does the prompt say? [09:15] i'm in terminal [09:16] yes, what does it say? what's on the line you're on? [09:16] pasting gives me just what i pasted [09:16] xbfrog: ok, just close the terminal and open a new one, then paste into that [09:17] .>\\ [09:17] xbfrog: get it all on one line [09:17] mv ./.gnome* .gconf* ./.metacity ./.cache ./.dbus ./.dmrc ./.mission-control ./.thumbnails ~/.config/dconf/* ./.old-gnome-config' [09:17] > mv ~/.gnome* ~/.gconf* ~/.metacity ~/.cache ~/.dbus ~/.dmrc ~/.mission-control ~/.thumbnails ~/.config/dconf/* ~/.old-gnome-config [09:17] > [09:18] thats all [09:19] look at what you pasted here, you added a ' at the end of the line [09:19] ok lemme look [09:19] that will cause it to fail [09:20] you need to press ctrl+c to get back to a prompt, or open a new terminal [09:20] tomreyn I got a new line in every other minute https://www.dropbox.com/s/zrx05cabxnup88b/Screenshot_20200704_111559.png?dl=0 [09:21] xbfrog: use this: [09:21] mv ~/.gnome* ~/.gconf* ~/.metacity ~/.cache ~/.dbus ~/.dmrc ~/.mission-control ~/.thumbnails ~/.config/dconf/* ~/.old-gnome-config [09:21] well, since we reset things the command prompt has reverted to the default and is hard to read [09:22] let me change it [09:24] GuiToris: oh so you're using ubuntu on the guest system. ubuntu on the guest system running slow may mean there's a problem on the host system. so i'd recommend you examine this. [09:24] i'm not currently on guest [09:25] GuiToris: but you can also inspect the ubuntu (guest) systems' kernel log as i suggested. it won't show problems which are not known within the virtualization environment, though, such as hardware problems reported on the host system, or problems with the virtualization itself. [09:26] ugh, this has messed with several settings, now i need to reconfigure terminal [09:26] I CANT READ IT AS IT EXSITS [09:27] no need to scream [09:27] GuiToris: if the guest system has network access, you can just run journalctl -k | tail | nc termbin.com 9999 and then type copy and post the url here. [09:27] its just for imphesis [09:28] tomreyn, at last it finished updating. It took about 1h45minutes [09:28] I'll look into it if this behavior isn't normal at all [09:28] things are messed up i'll be ba k tomorrow [09:28] the configuring part took so long [09:29] GuiToris: it's definitely way too slow for a VM with the specifications you provided. [09:29] GuiToris: i'm not sure whether you run a graphical interface in there, though. 2 GB are not enough for an ubuntu desktop [09:29] * 2 GB RAM [09:30] install, remove and update commands are super slow but the overall performance is quite decent. It doesn't take a super long time to start a random application [09:30] actually the screenshot suggests you're running xubuntu [09:31] it's xfce, yes [09:31] check xubuntu's minimum memory requirements, and provide those. [09:32] 'To install and use 64-bit Xubuntu, you need an Intel or AMD 64-bit processor with at least 512 MB of memory. ' [09:32] Xubuntu should run fine on a system with 2GB RAM [09:32] https://xubuntu.org/requirements/ says 2 GB RAM recommended, so i guess you should be fine, and the problem will be on the host / virtualization [09:32] 1GB or lower doesn4t cut it anymore [09:33] 512 MB for a graphical desktop seems wrong to me as well [09:33] this might be a virtualbox issue then [09:34] I only have ubuntu guests so I can't really compare them to other distros whether they are as slow as these [09:35] on the acceleration tab I have Paravirtualization Interface : hyper-v and nested paging is enabled [09:36] should I make a change here? [09:36] + PAE/NX also enabled [09:37] I have little knowledge about this stuff [09:38] I read an article about it years ago and I guess hyper-v was the best option... but I no longer know what it does [09:42] I looked it up 'This provider is recommended for Windows guests' [09:42] this may be the source of the issue [09:43] next time I'll give it a try to KVM [09:59] Hi, I ran an update and now I'm removed from the sudoers file :(, not sure what to do to remedy this. [10:04] Seems like I should've just googled harder :) [10:27] Hi #ubuntu, i disabled ipv6 via grub on ubuntu 18.04 however when i am running a docker container, container is picking ipv6 address [10:27] for docker too ipv6 is disabled. [10:27] how to disable ipv6 for every daemon on ubuntu 18.04 ? [10:28] https://paste.debian.net/1155101/ [10:30] how come you want to disable ipv6? [10:31] Sprckt:customer reqirement. [10:35] if it is just for docker, you'd need to either manually set an ipv4 ip or issue '--sysctl net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=1' to the container if i recall [10:36] otherwise its editing the sysctl.conf and adding a couple lines there [10:39] there is also the --ipv6=false flag which can't be overridden on a per container basis [10:39] its daemon wide [10:43] Is /boot/efi a boot partition? Do I need to mount it if Im to run update-grub from a LiveCD to update GRUB for my HDD? === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 [11:09] Hiyas all [11:42] hi [11:43] Ran `do-release upgrade`, typed `D` then `Ctrl+C`. Now I can't get back to it and run `Y` to install it. 19.04 to 20.04. Would running `apt dist-upgrade` suffice [11:43] ? [11:52] hello [11:52]