=== tehaugz is now known as augz [00:35] On latest ubuntu I am curious to why nothing in python works right [00:36] there's two different programming languages that share the name 'python', one is python2, the other is python3; because the upstream python2 community dropped support for it, so we've gone to some efforts to remove it [00:36] on 20.04, python2 is dropped. [00:36] so there's a lot of python2-based packages that were removed [00:37] if you give us the exact error messages you're facing we may have suggestions [00:37] one can install 2.7, though, but that would be pointless. [00:38] python 2 went EOL on January [00:38] on/in [00:38] sarnold, I think I should just remove python 2 stuff but when i apt-get install python it installs python 2 [00:38] pylearner: python 3 is installed by default [00:39] sarnold, when i got to remove it does not apt-get remove python it does not work [00:39] python is a essential component, why removing it? [00:39] pylearner: you can also install the python3 package to get python3, and if you want the name 'python' to mean 'python3', you can also install the python-is-python3 package [00:41] oerheks, that is why it would not let me remove so i need python 2 [00:41] oerheks, good to know [00:42] whether or not you need python2 is another question entirely :) [00:42] so i guess install python3 but the question is will my python script work [00:43] it depends; some scripts are bilingual and run in either; other scripts only work in one or the other.. [00:45] confirmed it is not wayland - logging into Xorg the japanese input issue persists. I have installed anthy and was able to input into hexchat but firefox still only does latin characters [00:46] dang :( [00:46] every link on a google search for the first three pages is purple. I haven't a clue how to search for this issue - I'm going to try to find a log file somewhere [00:47] try ~/.xsession* files, journalctl -f before launching firefox or slack, or maybe just look through journalctl output after having problems === benfrancis2 is now known as benfrancis [01:04] Guys, a quick one. How do I make an alias in .bashrc that if I type "blah booboo" it makes "curl https://foo.bar/booboo" [01:05] I'm so tired and my heads not working right [01:06] or do I need a function [01:07] function [01:07] possiblydementic: I don't think alias lets you modify an argument like that [01:07] ucurl() {curl "$@" ;} [01:09] ^ correct ws: ucurl () { curl "$@" ; } [01:11] allright, thank you! I'll try it [01:11] possiblydementic, type it into .bashrc, then `source .bashrc` === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:25] is runsvdir-start not available anymore in rinit ? [01:27] what is rinit? [01:27] sorry runit [01:27] aha [01:28] it looks unchanged for the last few releases https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/runit [01:28] strange my docker image cannot find it when runit is installed [01:28] and it's not there [01:29] https://sources.debian.org/src/runit/2.1.2-36/debian/runit.NEWS/?hl=3#L3 [01:29] Runit no longer provides /sbin/runsvdir-start symbolic link to [01:29] -- Dmitry Bogatov Tue, 31 May 2016 21:51:28 +0300 [01:29] aha [01:29] looks like you're right, it's just not particularly recent, hehe :) [01:30] heh, sorry :) [01:30] recent enough, though, I guess :( [01:30] so just use /etc/runit/2 ? [01:30] that's how I read this, anyway [01:34] sarnold yap too away that error, thanks! [01:36] Kiwis: nice! :) [01:37] sarnold now the rest, couchbase doesn't start yet [01:38] Kiwis: oof :) well, one at a time.. [01:38] sarnold I realized as well and I got a lot of alcohol today :D [01:39] damn, alcohol gives so much energy :D [01:39] heh, as I've always heard it, the ballmer peak is good for creativity tasks, but perhaps not for detail-oriented tasks :) [01:40] yeah I'm pretty good at both, I have a very high "burn all energy in body" so... [01:41] that's wonderful when you can direct it like a laser beam on something :) [01:41] sarnold the only think might be wrong understood by is if I ask you if you are sexy today [01:41] *by you [01:44] Kiwis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJYXbKpH6OQ [01:44] sarnold LOL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5mtclwloEQ [01:45] Ok i installed everythink I was told and I still cant play a dvd. It works fine on a not-linux. [01:45] 20.04 [01:46] dvd .. [01:47] Kiwis: haha, I haven't heard this in years [01:47] there is a wiki for that, 2 steps [01:47] Please, this has been goin on a long time. I used to use windows instead of 18.04 [01:47] sarnold I recognize the movie you send me... didn't see that for 30 years for sure! [01:47] sudo apt install libdvd-pkg && sudo dpkg-reconfigure libdvd-pkg [01:48] * if you have multiverse enabled; sudo add-apt-repository multiverse [02:00] oerheks bedtime! [02:00] Ik bedoel bedtijd [02:46] goddammit [02:46] raw thumbnails stopped working in 20.04 [02:47] what's the way to get cr2, cr3, etc. thumbnails back ? [03:07] ok, found: you have to edit /usr/share/thumbnailers/gdk-pixbuf-thumbnailer.thumbnailer and add image/x-canon-cr2;image/x-canon-cr3;image/x-canon-crw; (or the wanted formats) [03:07] it seems to be effective as soon as you ctrl-r a view [03:07] DrMax: woo, thanks for reporting back [03:07] the solution is from: https://community.linuxmint.com/idea/view/2351 [03:08] (because I use nemo... no offense to the hardworking people that maintain nautilus) [03:11] I had a quick question -- I like ubuntu but I don't particularly want all the applications that come with ubuntu desktop. Would my best option be to install ubuntu server and then pick and choose what packages i'd like to install? [03:11] or just remove individual apps? [03:12] yeah, i was trying to figure the least labor intensive way to go.. i'd like to remove the majority of the packages [03:14] td_: starting from ubuntu-server and adding new is pretty easy [03:15] If you want to start from scratch (which I would'nt) I guess you could remove gnome-desktop and reinstall just gnome [03:15] td_: I did something very similar for my current laptop (I wanted root on ZFS on LUKS and at the time, the installer couldn't offer it..) [03:15] ok good to know [03:16] td_: but starting from ubuntu-server and installing xorg and i3wm or fvwm or whatever is easy enough [03:16] yeah, i'm decently familiar with doing similar things on some other distros that didn't come with a gui pre installed [03:18] ah! good, then it's very similar :) [03:18] well, okay, I've done that with slackware *ages* ago and debian just one age ago.. [03:18] I've not tried it with other more recent less dinosaur-oriented distros :) but I assume it's pretty similar across the board [03:20] yeah i've done it on openbsd, wanted a similar experience with ubuntu.. minimalistic approach kind of thing, a gui and a browser and some other stuff [03:20] just not really all the bells and whistles :) [03:21] nice nice [03:40] installed zsys package post-installation script subprocess returned error exit status 1 [03:46] dust: can you run ubuntu-bug zsys and report that? do you have zfs installed? are you using zfs? [03:54] Does anyone know if Nvidia geforce driver 450 is available yet I have 440 but no sign of it in my repos [03:54] no sign of the 450 driver [04:15] sarnold, yes zfs installed [04:25] sarnold, did the report [04:31] sarnold, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/zsys/+bug/1887608 [04:31] Launchpad bug 1887608 in zsys (Ubuntu) "at upgrades could not install message" [Undecided,New] [04:37] dust: your system is not up to date? [04:38] lotuspsychje, after autoupdates it said packages couldnt be installed [04:39] dust: could you add the apt errors on your bug too please? [04:39] and thata lot of times [04:40] dust: if its a large output, attach a .txt file of the logs to your bug [04:48] lotuspsychje, where do i find it? [04:48] !uptodate | dust [04:48] dust: To ensure you have all the latest known patches and security updates for your ubuntu installation, please update with the following command: `sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade`. See also !upgrades and !security; you may also need to run `apt full-upgrade`. [04:48] dust: then make a .txt of the errors after the apt command [04:50] ah k u mean directly from terminal... thought there is somewhere a log file of it [04:53] dust: thats whats happening right? apt gives you errors? [04:53] lotuspsychje, k added [04:54] dust: ok, thank you that looks pretty usefull [04:54] :) [04:57] hmm, it seems that the latest updates killed my audio - audio works when i reboot to win10 so i know it isn't a hardware issue [04:57] dust: can you also attach your dmesg to your bug, it might also be relevant [04:57] !dmesg | dust [04:57] dust: dmesg is a console command which outputs the kernel ring buffer - an important log for diagnosing problems in Linux. Often when something errors with hardware it will result in additional lines reported which can be seen by running dmesg in a console. [04:58] nothing is muted - plus when i open sound settings the audio test doesn't work [04:59] heh, the audio just started working [04:59] goodnight === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 [05:02] lotuspsychje, dmesg added to bug [05:03] dust: thank you! [05:04] dust: now if you re-ask, attach your bug ID to your question, volunteers might have ideas, or find other users affected for your bug, meanwhile the devs will notice your bug [05:05] k [06:02] Trying to VNC to my pi 4 box, using tightvncserver. I've created the xstartup file have ubuntu-desktop / xfce4 installed but can't get vnc to work on anything but xfce4, anyone have second to help with how to swap it to ubuntu-desktop using the xstartup file? [06:06] OrcD3vil: it goes straight to Xfce? [06:06] yes [06:07] even if i switch monitor over and manuall select gnome and login, then logout. I've changed the xstartup file and it just won't load [06:11] mmm, can you use tigervnc? Never had issues with that one using the X module [06:12] umm i guess i can try [06:34] matsaman, so I got tigervnc installed.. shows its running now i'm trying to connect on my windows box and I can't get it to connect at all [06:35] I can SSH into box.. ufw is not enabled.. I've tried 192.168.1.x and 192.168.1.x:1 "1 for the display" alos tried 192.168.1.x:5901 [06:35] with the tigervnc client? [06:37] using Real VNC and Ultra VNC on windows [06:38] might try that tigervnc client [06:39] it shoudl be able to be used with any client [06:48] Hiho, is there a reason that the "lts" alias still points to 18.04 on https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/ [06:48] ? [06:51] MonkZ: perhaps ask in #ubuntu-server they might know more about those [06:51] MonkZ, I don't see a LTS link there, they are listed by code-name, but I'd likely ask on #ubuntu-website if you felt it was in error (or raise a ticket on lp) [06:52] guiverc: just run "lxc image list ubuntu-daily: lts" or "lxc image list ubuntu: lts" ;) [06:53] i'll ask in #ubuntu-server [06:55] OrcD3vil: be carefull with the vnc protocol as those are getting hammered 24/7 depending on what you need perhaps consider ssh instead? [06:56] this is internal not going to expose it outside its on a pi 4 to mess around with nothing serious [06:56] OrcD3vil: none of the vnc boxes will have internet? [06:58] they will be on my network so yes they will have access to internet but i won't be port forwarding or giving access to incoming traffic [06:59] OrcD3vil: still be carefull then, might wanna keep track of portscanning, or try out a different safer protocol [07:00] if i can't get it to work what does it matter about security? because no one can login if I can't.. which is why i'm asking for hlep lol [07:02] OrcD3vil: nmap the ip of the box you want to try to connect, see wich ports are open to the outside and check if vnc is running? [07:03] vnc is running before matsaman told me to switch to tigervnc was using tightvnc and i could connect using xfce4 but i don't want to use that trying to use ubuntu-desktop but it won't load just grey screen. now i switched to tigervnc I can't get any connection via vnc at all [07:04] ufw is deactive, and yes vncserver -list shows its listening [08:27] dust: your bug has been duped [08:30] is there an ssh server installed by default ? [08:30] !info openssh-server [08:30] openssh-server (source: openssh): secure shell (SSH) server, for secure access from remote machines. In component main, is optional. Version 1:8.2p1-4ubuntu0.1 (focal), package size 368 kB, installed size 1491 kB [08:30] optional ph88 [08:31] thx [08:34] i have ubuntu in a VM, i can ping this vm but the ssh server refuses connection. What could be the problem ? [08:44] Hi [08:44] noob question, hope it doesn't bother you too much [08:45] I'm trying to downgrade virtualbox on Ubuntu focal [08:46] the problem that I have is that I don't know the exact names of the versions available on Ubuntu repositories. [08:46] I want to downgrade to 6.0.4 [08:46] I rand: sudo apt remove virtualbox [08:46] aazgh: downgrading packages is not how ubuntu works, you need to install the packages available for your ubuntu version, or snaps [08:46] then ran: sudo apt install virtualbox=6.0.4 [08:47] how do I get a list of all the available versions for a specific software? [08:47] Like, virtualbox [08:48] aazgh: apt-cache search keyword [08:48] aazgh: or snap find keyword [08:48] Oh :) [08:49] aazgh: when you found a candidate, apt policy packagename to see version [08:49] aazgh: try 'apt policy packagename', that will list available versions [08:55] so when I run "sudo apt install packagename" without specifying a version name, the top option from Version Table in "apt policy" is installed by default? [08:56] is that correct? [09:11] aagzh: yes, you can also check which package is the default package with apt-cache search [09:13] by default the newest version is always installed. that is, the newest version in your cache :) so remember to always apt update [09:18] Since today my second monitor is not recognized anymore. I have an Intel UHD 630 Card and i am on Ubuntu 20.04. [09:19] I use two identical monitors and they are connected via an displayport to dvi cable to my pc. [09:19] Can anyone help? [09:21] I use the GNOME DE and Mutter WM if that helps. [09:23] By the way under windows 10 both monitors work fine... [09:49] My Second Monitor is not recognized anymore. Yesterday it worked fine. I am on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. I have an Intel UHD Graphics 630 Card and both monitors are the same model and are connected via displayport to dvi. Can anyone help me? [09:50] Hi, cant find how to autoconnect openvpn (as client) on startup. i have a /etc/openvpn/client.vpn.conf r--, i have edited /etc/default/openvpn and uncommented AUTOCONNECT="all", but it doesnt connecting on the openvpn service stop/start [09:56] xtuh: i´ve set up my openvpn clients with https://azetinetworks.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SC13/pages/106496011/OpenVPN+Client+on+Ubuntu+16.04 [10:03] Schnabeltierchen: thanks, solved [10:03] glas to help :) [10:23] test === dtomato6 is now known as dtomato [11:21] Howdy folks [11:47] I have booted via rescue USB and need to remove a service on startup. How do I do that after mounting the partition? [11:48] nukeu666, you chroot and systemctl disable or remove the symlink of the service [11:48] I can't remember where systemd symlinks its enabled daemons but it shouldn't be too hard to find [11:49] Armageddon: i don't see that service's symlink in rcX.d folders, is it elsewhere? [11:51] what I can see is `/etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants` [11:52] rcX.d if I remember correctly was sysvinit or whatever came before systemd, if I'm not mistaken someone might correct me [12:07] nukeu666: you can chroot in and use systemctl [12:08] nukeu666: http://pchelp.youtubextras.com/topics/how-to-setup-a-chroot [12:09] Armageddon: EriC^^ : thanks, that worked. also to fsck the partition,, i should unmount it then fsck /dev/sdaX right? [12:09] yeah === nikow2 is now known as nikow [12:33] can i redo the certs for postfix and/or dovecot ? my hostname was wrong [12:45] one of my office people is getting these failed conditions during bootup - https://imgur.com/a/bb7Y3qA [12:45] i hoped removing the last thing installed would fix it but nope [12:46] networkd, gpu-manager, iio sensor, disk manager...all fail to start [12:48] wine is not working in rpi4 version [12:48] nukeu666: whats the ubuntu version please? [12:49] !details | kontra2 [12:49] kontra2: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. [12:49] ubone: ubuntu server? [12:50] lotuspsychje: let me get him to boot from rescue and check lsb-release [12:50] nukeu666: while you there, do uname -a also plz [12:53] lotuspsychje: I am using desktopify latest version of ubuntu mate desktop [12:53] pardon me iam a noob [12:54] kontra2: can you elaborate what happens when you start a wine program? did wine installation complete without errors? [12:55] no wine installation is not completed, I cancelled the installation [12:55] and I can't remove it also [12:56] kontra2: you canceled why? [12:57] it is taking too long like 20 minutes [12:59] kontra2: open a terminal and: sudo apt purge wine, then pastebin the results please [13:00] heya [13:00] yes [13:00] 1804 [13:01] ubone: try the #ubuntu-server channel [13:01] so i was updating an disco based into.. to the latest updates.. before i had it swithc over to focal.. [13:02] lotuspsychje: ubuntu 5.3.0-28-generic #30-18.04.1-ubuntu SMP ...... x84_64. distro is 18.04.3 lts [13:03] so now .. it doesnt dual boot anymore [13:04] nukeu666: try to update system first, goto recoverymode with rootshell and networking on, and sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade [13:07] if i manage to get to the ubuntu boot manager .. it doesnt boot === mateen1 is now known as mateen [13:08] Assid: disco is eol [13:08] lotuspsychje: on recovery mode, it hangs after 'started d-bus system message bus', nothing happens after that [13:09] nukeu666: hmm that doesnt sound too good, what about a tty at boot? [13:09] !tty | nukeu666 [13:09] nukeu666: To get to the TTY terminals 3-6, use the keystroke Ctrl + Alt + F3-F6 respectively. Ctrl-Alt-F2 or Ctrl-Alt-F1 will get you back to your graphical login (Ctrl-Alt-F7 on 16.04). To change TTY resolution, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ChangeTTYResolution [13:11] lotuspsychje: boot never finishes in normal/recovery/single mode, hangs after dbus line. Should i tell to reinstall ubuntu on top with his recovery usb? [13:12] lotuspsychje: paste.ubuntu.com/p/WsjhH47HsC/ [13:12] nukeu666: well if you cant boot, cant tty and cant recovery...maybe rescue things with a chroot? [13:13] lotuspsychje: recovery menu pops up a list - filesystem state:readonly, with only option 'resume- normal boot' [13:13] kontra2: you said you could not uninstall wine, but it wasnt installed? [13:14] lotuspsychje: after booting from recovery and chrooting to sda1, what else can he try? [13:14] kontra2: do the same for install now, sudo apt install wine [13:15] nukeu666: another option could be installing 18.04 or 20.04 over your existing install and try to preserve your /home at partitioning [13:15] lotuspsychje: ok [13:15] lotuspsychje: i know.. thats why i was doing an update so i could move it over [13:16] but now .. it no longer shows up as a boot option.. , goes straight into windows [13:16] lotuspsychje: you need to do an update before you do a release update [13:17] done [13:17] Assid: disco is eol, means no support anymore [13:18] lotuspsychje: i understand that.. but it shouldnt turn suicidal and killl the boot loader right [13:19] Assid: when an ubuntu version turns eol, weird things can happen [13:20] alrite.. so how do i get this started ? [13:22] wifeys gonna kick my ass.. i told her i;d update it for her :/ [13:24] lotuspsychje: can you [13:24] can i upgrade with a usb disk without it reformatting / wipe / [13:26] lotuspsychje: how to launch it [13:27] Hi everybody! I have asked this question twice earlier in #ubuntu-server, and had not response. I am still keen to here back, if anybody here can help. I have a question regarding configuring a simple routing firewall. I plan to use Ubuntu Server 20.04, and ufw, and I have found a good example for the configuration (see "Full example" in [13:27] https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/focal/en/man8/ufw-framework.8.html). However, in this example, it is mentioned "Your firewall will undoubtedly want to be less open.". I would like if someone could discuss any further steps for hardening the configuration seen in this approach. Thanks! [13:27] kontra2: wine isnt really a program to launch, but a sort of emulator for windows programs, so choose a windows .exe to launch with wine [13:27] !crosspost | Orcs53_ [13:27] Orcs53_: Please don't ask the same question in multiple Ubuntu channels at the same time. Many helpers are in more than one channel and it's not fair to them or the other people seeking support. [13:30] ubottu Thank you I will note when seeking help in the future. [13:30] Orcs53_: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [13:33] Orcs53_, I would assume by less open they mean start by a blocking firewall and open only what you need ;) [13:33] firewall policy that is [13:38] ubottu Oh ha ha [13:38] Orcs53_: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [13:40] Orcs53_: it's hard to answer you on this with this little information. [13:40] Armageddon That what I assumed, but when reading into the example, that is what it is. Blocks all incoming on external WAN, forwards port 80. And also restricts administration access via SSH to a single administrative workstation on the internal LAN. [13:41] sounds tighter than a lot of environment ! [13:42] But they still mention in the documentation, specifically in the example "Your firewall will undoubtedly want to be less open.". [13:42] Orcs53_: depends on what environment you're working on... [13:44] you probably will want to authorize only a few well-known IPs for ssh service. [13:44] if it's going to be a production service, outwards connections should be filtered too. [13:46] Does ufw got an seperate support channel or may i ask questions about ufw with ubuntu 18.04 here? [13:46] Orcs53_, I get your confusion, it gave me a chuckle well they are covering all their basis I guess :) a good engineer always does that [14:38] so I did some debugging with the help on a kind user in #cloud-init, and it lead me to an interesting observation. On 18.04, my cloud-init runs at boot on every boot just fine, on a system that hasn't been updated in a bit. But as soon as I did an 'apt update; apt upgrade', the 18.04 system is acting just like my 20.04 where cloud-init is not running on boot and 'systemctl list-units | grep cloud' no longer return any unit names [14:38] part of what apt updated was systemd so I'm wondering if there isn't something being borked there, and not by the apt upgrade process its self but with the newer version of systemd as I didn't upgrade the 20.04 as far as I can remember after doing the apt install cloud-init === Kiwis77 is now known as Kiwis [14:41] Hey everyone, I am having an issue with my sound. I have logitech G560 speakers. I get no sound output while using Ubuntu. However when I use Win10 I have no problems. Any help would be appreciated. [14:43] how can i let tigervnc run at startup ? [14:43] create a service and enable it [14:47] legreffier I agree, thank you that is helpful. [14:49] Schnabeltierchen I looked for a channel for ufw but could not find one. [14:50] same here ... [14:50] juliandroske, should i write a service file manually ? [14:52] you can make a copy from another .service and edit it to run vnc [14:55] ok [14:56] [Unit] [14:56] Description=TigerVnc [14:56] [Service] [14:56] ExecStart=PATH/TO/YOUR/BINARY/FILE ARGS [14:57] And you can use 'which tigervnc' to get the path, commonly at /usr/bin/ [15:03] what can explain a module (w83627ehf) listed at the end of /etc/modules not being loaded on system startup...but after I log in if I do "sudo modprobe w83627ehf" then it loads fine. [15:03] Armageddon Ha ha! When I read the example it seemed complete. So when the author mentioned "less open", I was interested in what more could be done to achieve this less open state. [15:06] rangergord: Each module name there should be on it's own line, also good to add a carriage return after the name of the last module listed [15:06] I have a server. I was assigned this server with docker preinstalled. [15:06] but I can only run docker commands as root user. [15:06] how is that possible? [15:07] when i try to run a docker command as non-root, it shows - `Got permission denied while trying to connect to the Docker daemon socket ` [15:07] rangergord: Other possibilities are that's in the blackilsted modules list, or that it's actually being loaded at boot, but then discarded if no devices are found which actually use it [15:09] any ideas about the docker issue? [15:10] I ran 'ocrfeeder' on my terminal. The gui loaded. I tried to load a pdf file, but nothing happens. THis is xubuntu 20.04 and ocrfeeder 0.8.2. Am I forgetting something? [15:26] what am I doing wrong? Installing the latest available ocrfeeder from tar.gz (0.8.3) I get: make[1]: *** [Makefile:521: all] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/Compiled/ocrfeeder-0.8.3/bin' make: *** [Makefile:386: all-recursive] Error 1 [15:47] frad: is there a reason the 8.1 available in ubuntu isn't good enough for you? [15:48] Anyone know any application or command which can check how many times internet get disconnect ? or log my ip if get change ? [15:54] nbusrone: you could easily write a shell script to monitor things [15:55] nbusrone: though there are scripts to update services like dyndns that monitor a WAN ip change [15:56] leftyfb, working with pdf files with text. Sometimes the creator od the pdf file left the text as text, so I can copy it with okular. But on other occasions the author decided to simply scan a book and save the scanning as pdf. each page is a picture. When this happens, my actual ocrfeeder does not even open the pdf file. I have resorted to save each single pdf file as a png file and work from there, bu it is very time consumming [15:56] leftyfb : ok , will check for that .I though there are ready application for network monitoring. [15:56] frad: you still didn't answer the question [15:57] pdf files are not recognized leftyfb [15:58] frad: did that functionality change between 8.1 and 8.2 or 8.3? [15:59] leftyfb, last time I used ocrfeeder 4 months ago it worked. don't remember ocrfeeders version [15:59] frad: how did you install ocrfeeder 4 months ago? [16:00] synaptic [16:00] frad: ok, then there's no reason to compile your own. Stick with the 8.1 version available in ubuntu [16:03] any idea why ocrfeeder stopped working with pdfs leftyfb ? [16:04] frad: what changed in the last 4 months? Did you try it on a document that worked before? [16:08] genii, sorry for not replying, delivery guy arrived. I had already inserted a newline at the end of /etc/modules. I also grepped /etc/modprobe.d (which is full of blacklists) for that module, it's not there. So that leaves your 3rd possibility. [16:09] that's beyond me. I'll see if loading the module in a basic bash script ("modprobe w83627ehf") works [16:21] bah.. i should have jusr backed up everything she had on this.. and done a fresh install.. and gone zfs .. big mistake [16:21] what does this terminal message mean? (ocrfeeder:18617): Gtk-CRITICAL **: 18:20:36.654: gtk_widget_realize: assertion 'widget->priv->anchored || GTK_IS_INVISIBLE (widget)' failed [16:21] what tools can I use to monitor where apt installs packages? can I sandbox apt? [16:22] frad: are you making a gtk program? [16:22] no grant_ ,im trying using ocrfeeder to extract text from pdf files, but not a single pdf file is recognized as such [16:23] grant_: /var/log/dpkg.log and /var/log/apt/* contain logs of package installations [16:23] leftyfb: thanks [16:23] grant_: why do you think you need to "sandbox" apt? [16:23] not sandbox as in chroot persay [16:23] grant_: why? [16:25] any Java Developers here ? [16:25] was thinking of getting a way to figure out the differences some how between the sandboxed enviroment and the regular enviroment [16:25] p1kalyan: sure, dunno how much expertise you want though [16:25] p1kalyan, there is a #java channel as well. [16:26] that channel is suspect tho [16:26] i want to connect mysql server from Eclipse in Ubuntu 20.04 can anyone help me ? [16:26] frad: glimagereader is pretty good [16:27] pikapika: wrong channel. Try a java help channel [16:27] .! glimagereader [16:27] grant_, there's some apt command you can see to look at what files a package installs. I prefer the 3rd party apt-file ("apt-file list atop" for example) because it also works on non-installed packages [16:27] .i glimagereader [16:27] plus that's an eclipse question ;) [16:27] will glimagereader read pdf files grant_ ? [16:27] frad: try google [16:28] ok do anyone know how to install Oracle Database in Ubuntu 20.04 ? [16:28] p1kalyan: since it's a commercial product, you'll have to contact Oracle. [16:28] leftyfb: what I really wanted to do was be able to go back to an enviroment before some apt installtions [16:28] so what i can get from here ? [16:28] rangergord: thanks [16:29] p1kalyan: This is a support channel for Ubuntu and it's use and packages. Not for 3rd party commercial products or how to develop [16:30] Hey guys, my gui updater updated by itself after I was procrastinating on it or whatever... But then again I procrastinated on it when it asked for password to install/remove something and the screen went to sleep and now its frozen... What do I do?Is there a way of restarted the desktop environment while still maintaining all the open programs and [16:30] stuff? [16:30] say you have ubuntu paid support, can you request a system configured for a posix target? [16:31] p1kalyan: it should be pointed out that last I checked, Ubuntu is not a supported operating system for Oracle Database. [16:31] grant_: contact Canonical for paid support questions [16:31] ok, cheers [16:32] ok do we have multiple login option like in windows 10, we have multiple signing options like login with pin,picture,microsoft account, and windows Hello etc. whats the option in Ubuntu ? [16:32] depends on the login manager, which is usually a password, some have fingerprint reader support tho [16:32] peace! [16:33] fine I logged in via another session and rebooted anyway [16:34] does really Ubuntu need a anti virus ? [16:34] p1kalyan: not really, no [16:34] no [16:35] Probably not. [16:35] p1kalyan: https://easylinuxtipsproject.blogspot.com/p/security.html#ID1.1 [16:36] Does Ubuntu by itself require antivirus? Probably not. [16:37] Probably not. [16:37] like windows have vulnerability to exploit users data and access to the computer with meterpreter program, like ubuntu also have some bash script which is generated by Evasion or Veil Frame work so how Ubuntu will detect some malicious codes to gain access to our computer ? [16:37] Key word, probably. [16:37] However, certain compliance regulations may require you to install it anyway. [16:37] Anything is dangerious if you agree to let it run. [16:37] :) [16:37] Could be dangerous?* [16:37] p1kalyan: read the article i posted a link to [16:38] p1kalyan: please feel free to chat about Ubuntu in #ubuntu-offtopic . If you have support issues with Ubuntu, please detail any symptoms or error logs here [16:46] leftyfb: i have been using Ubuntu from 20.04 version release so i have some doubts to know about it. now my host operating system is Ubuntu so, i want to know as much as possible or please suggest me where i can learn everything about Ubuntu or suggest me any websites,forums, or Tutorials site please... [16:47] p1kalyan: wiki.ubuntu.com [16:47] p1kalyan: otherwise, google [16:49] M_aD: ok, that's good but if want to run some windows application and that is not available in Ubuntu then how can we use that software ? in Ubuntu if there is no alternative in Ubuntu ? instead of wine or PlayonLinux... [16:49] I'm having trouble getting ubuntu to recognize one of my mouse buttons [16:49] I'm using a Corsair M65 mouse [16:49] I've tried 'xev | grep button' and nothing registers [16:50] ...for the particular button [16:50] I'm not sure how to get ubuntu to recognize it [16:50] p1kalyan: search, search, search... that's what i did when i started back in 2007 with Ubuntu 7.04. And if users still want windows apps they should either stick with windows, do a dual boot or run windows in a VM [16:50] ...or why it isn't in the first place [16:50] bumblefuzz: Does it show up in xinput? [16:50] mason, lemme check [16:51] some stuff shows up [16:51] again, the mouse works, all the buttons work except for 1 [16:51] bumblefuzz: Does the mouse work other than that one button? And when you hang over the xev window, do other buttons show up? [16:51] yes [16:51] Right, was just thinking about that. [16:51] M_aD: Thanks :-[ [16:52] it's never been used [16:52] so, I'm doubtful it's the mouse [16:52] bumblefuzz: which button is it? [16:52]