[00:01] xxnode the answer would be no [00:26] does anyone know if ubuntu is still developing a OS for cell phones? [00:30] ax562: Ubports took it over . join #UbuntuTouch for aid. [00:31] would ubuntu support these new broadcom hba controllers HBA 9500 sata/sas/nvme ? [00:31] Bashing-om TY! === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin === Mr_x is now known as planetofnix === seednode3 is now known as seednode [01:43] anyone suggest a iteration of linux for (32bit) an BenQ Joybook(Prehistoric laptop lol; its my late dads so need to get it going) [01:43] loxie: what's your goal? [01:44] boot find photos transer to external via bash [01:44] what's the easiest way to get the CAS timing and speed e.g. PC4-XXXX of my existing RAM so I can upgrade to bigger memory capacity [01:44] browse windows files from live linux [01:44] my board can support 32G ram [01:44] e.g. in Terminal [01:45] right now all i know is that it's DDR4-2400MHz 2x4GB [01:45] loxie: can you remove the drives and plug them into an external reader on a machine you've already got running? that might be easier [01:45] in a desktop [01:45] loxie: do you know if the system is 32 bit or 64 bit? [01:45] 32 [01:46] and yeah can do that (plug drive in my pc) [01:46] loxie: if you want to try the live image route, 18.04 LTS is probably what I'd try first [01:46] but thought id give live usb a go [01:46] makes senes, taking nothing apart :) [01:46] but old machines are sometimes really frustrating to work with, too :/ [01:46] lol [01:46] amen [01:47] catbeard: I think I'd try the dmidecode tool first; the manpage doesn't say it can do it, but it feels like a good chance [01:48] thanks sarnold and catbeard [01:53] sarnold: so https://i.imgur.com/jgtCcxT.png .. does this mean i can get another 8G stick or 2 16G sticks, it says maximum capacity on the system board but not on the memory banks [01:53] only 1 stick installed 8GB [01:53] the other bank is empty [01:54] or does that mean i'm actually capped for the entire pc at 8GB of RAM no matter how i mix them [01:55] it's an AMD A9-9430 RADEON R5 (2C+3G) [01:55] catbeard: excellent question; you might have success here https://www.crucial.com/store/advisor [01:57] hah, I just selected some random gigabyte mobo to see how it does, and crucial no longer sells ddr2 ram === fmstrat is now known as 17SAAB8P8 === feodoran_ is now known as feodoran [02:26] has anyone used rtcwake for updates overnight === 17SAAB8P8 is now known as thebope [02:29] Ubuntu 20.04 ... Skype can't find my audio device ... Any help? [02:29] rjwii what audio devices are listed? [02:32] yotux: Several for HDMI, which I don't have hooked up ... I have speakers connected to the onboard sound card that aren't listed ... [02:33] rjwiii --> how did you install skype [02:33] yotux: Ubuntu Software Center ... [02:33] rjwiii: sometimes running pavucontrol is enough for people to spot the problem and sort it out [02:34] sarnold: I did that ... Skype doesn't show up ... [02:35] softwarecenter > installed > skype > PERMISSIONS [02:36] rjwiii: oh :( [02:36] rjwii: what are the sound setting in skype [02:36] oerheks: No PERMISSIONS button ... :( [02:39] yotux: Speakers: Default device [02:40] are you using analog speakers? [02:40] yotux: Yes ... plugged into the sound card ... [02:41] rjwii: sound works outside of skpye? [02:42] yotux: yes ... watching TV now, system sounds are fine & you tube is fine ... [02:43] rjwii: there is a drop down on that defualt device what are your options? [02:45] yotux: "HDA Intel PCH ALC 1220 Digital" & 5 HTML options (which aren't being used) [02:46] rjwiii: Are you using Gnome [02:46] yotux: Ubuntu 20.04 default install. [02:47] rjwiii: that would be Gnome [02:47] rjwiii: when you click on sound control what do you see [02:48] yotux: My system is playing through "Line Out (Built-In-Audio" [02:49] rjwiii: that is what you need to have skype using also [02:49] yotux: That option is not in the Skype list ... [02:52] rjwiii: her is what happens when I go through the audio settings [02:52] rjwiii: photo https://pasteboard.co/JjdQk6c.png [02:54] oh flatpak? that might explain why you didn't see permissions on it via the other interface [02:54] rjwiii: I'm also running fedora not ubuntu desktop sorry, not sure why your skype install doesn't show you proper audio settings [02:54] sarnold: I think that he is using the Ubuntu software store, I don't have access to that [02:55] rjwiii: does you sound function as expected "outside" of skype???? [02:55] yotux: oh! [02:55] sarnold: Flatpak was the best way for me to show him what I am seeing via skype native package [02:55] good thing I'm done for the day :) heh [02:56] tatertotz: yes. [02:56] tatertotz: user says yes, watching youtube [02:56] rjwiii: if so..consider you version of skype and it's source [02:57] rjwiii: do you know what version of skype you have this issue with?...you should find out...have you tried other sources?... [02:57] tatertotz: install from a package from Skype? [02:57] tatertotz: Skype version: 8.62.0.85 [02:57] rjwiii: If you goto help, and about skype it will tell the ver. [02:58] rjwiii: you downloaded your version of skype from the skype website? yes/no [02:58] rjwiii: is there a version in your repositories? [02:59] rjwiii: have you tried skype for web? [02:59] tatertotz: no ... that is the version from the repository [03:01] rjwiii: try other versions/sources [03:01] tatertotz: do you have to get skype via a snap ion ubuntu? [03:01] tatertotz: downloaded deb version directly from Skype.com ... [03:02] rjwiii: in terminal> inxi -Fxxprzc0|nc termbin.com 9999 [03:02] rjwiii: share url/link here..if you do not get a url/link..say so [03:04] tatertotz: I would recommend a snap before the DEB via skype site [03:06] tatertotz: https://termbin.com/a5jc [03:06] rjwiii: in terminal> apt search peforli|nc termbin.com 9999 [03:06] rjwiii: share url/link here..if you do not get a url/link..say so [03:07] tatertotz: deb package worked!!!!!! [03:08] rjwiii: glad it's working ...take care [03:08] rjwiii: Good to hear [03:10] tatertotz: yotux: thanks ... [03:10] rjwiii: Thats what be do, to make Ubuntu a better place :) [03:11] tatertotz: Garbled test call [03:13] rjwiii: at least your audio hardware is detected [03:14] tatertotz: it's a good ol' fashion Logic C310 ... [03:21] Hello. I am having a strange error and wonder if someone can help me [03:22] Keltari: what is the strange error? [03:22] I posted it to two stack exchange sites, but received no answers. You can see it here https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/600077/apt-upgrade-results-in-error-couldnt-connect-to-zsys-daemon-run-zsysd-sock [03:23] tatertotz: In control center, I see 2 Mics: one regular & one multichannel ... Neither register sound ... [03:23] rjwiii: in terminal> apt search peforli|nc termbin.com 9999 [03:23] rjwiii: share url/link here..if you do not get a url/link..say so [03:25] tatertotz: https://termbin.com/vkbj [03:25] any ideas on what I can do? [03:26] Keltari: just a sec [03:27] yotux sure thing [03:27] Keltari: I would try this: https://bit.ly/3f0srsf [03:28] Keltari: from what I saw on your post something went wonky during the install [03:28] yotux Ill give it a shot [03:29] Keltari: I only use Ubuntu Server used to use the Desktop [03:30] rjwiii: have you tried recording a clip with cheese using your webcam with mic? [03:31] tatertotz: Not yet .... will try now .... [03:32] tatertotz: Came out fine ... [03:35] tatertotz: pavucontrol sees the Mic and has a sound level ... control-panel does not ... [03:40] rjwiii: then any garbled sound recording is isolated to skype [03:40] tatertotz: figures ... Zoom works fine ... === v0lta9 is now known as v0lta [05:42] hello can i ask a qustion? [05:44] there is a way to install all app in kali linux? [05:46] no [05:46] :( [05:46] there is smart guy who can do it? [05:46] there is no smart guy who can do it? [05:47] !kali | futureRich [05:47] futureRich: The Ubuntu channels can only provide support for Ubuntu and its official flavors, since other distributions and derivatives have repository and software changes. So please use their dedicated support venues, for example: Linux Mint (#linuxmint-help on irc.spotchat.org), Kali Linux (#kali-linux), and LXLE (#lxle) [05:48] ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [05:48] all app in kali can be installed to ubuntu [05:48] :( [05:48] it is only linux app [05:48] leftyfb: [05:48] one by one, no? why no via brew? [05:48] futureRich: we cannot support kali or it's apps [05:49] it is not kali’s app :( it is linux app [05:49] but is is preinstalled [05:49] only [05:49] futureRich: to install apps in ubuntu, run: sudo apt install [05:50] futureRich: we can only support installing "linux apps" that are available in the official Ubuntu repositories [05:50] many packages can be installed via apt, snap or, if you want a bleeding edge apps, brew. [05:51] perroud: brew install something? perroud ? [05:51] if you know the all packages, hellyeah. but, into ubuntu, the best way: sudo apt install , indeed. [05:52] ok thanks but i recommend to make something that can install all app in kali at once [05:53] only one command [05:53] with only one command like : sudo apt-get install all-kali [05:55] futureRich, git clone to get katoolin3 and have phun. [05:56] i can do it with katoolin3? [05:57] go to github and readme.md [05:58] anyway, my unique recommendation, enable the universe repository into ubuntu [05:58] thanks perroud i will try it [05:58] :) [05:58] futureRich: perroud: please take the kali/kali apps/linux apps discussion elsewhere. #kali-linux is probably a good place [05:59] leftyfb: using brain. it is app instead of kali os :( [05:59] leftyfb, I'm talking about apps into ubuntu environment. thanks. [06:00] futureRich, got to github and read the instructions to install into ubuntu environment. ubuntu 20.04 is the best distro, of course. [06:01] thansk perroud :) [06:01] ah, one thing [06:02] use snap to install python. if you can, enable the automatic kernel updates, using the ubuntu account. [06:02] ok perroud :) [06:27] So, lets say I want the binaries of a package, but I don't want them configured (ie, like I don't want setup scripts to run, or setup the service to run automatically)... Is there a way to apt install a package and have it skip configuration for a package? [06:34] When using a touch tablet [06:34] sometimes it does this thing where it selects text or drags instead of just clicking [06:34] hrm [06:37] croepha2: sure...since configuration is a part of the installation procedure...simply don't install it...BAM! ..no configuration [07:28] Hey. I'm sitting out on the country side wanting to play windows games. Is there some trick to add a windows installation to a Ubuntu 20.04 machine? [07:29] VM? [07:32] M aD : doesnt that suck a lot of performance? [07:35] depends on the specs of the machine [07:36] i never dual boot, but getting windows on it after you installed linux? I don't know [07:39] Squarism: https://www.techsolveprac.com/install-windows-after-ubuntu-dual/ [07:39] thanks [07:39] there should be more info on the web about it. :) [07:39] yw [07:39] hi, after updgrade to 20.04 i miss the Settings-> Appearance menu entry for Gnome. any hint? [07:47] basalt, sorry I'm not a GNOME user, but if the current settings doesn't have what you want, I'd look in gnome-tweaks [07:58] i have a 3.5mm audio jack plugged in, but the only sound output selection is HDMI [07:58] 20.04 [07:58] how do i switch it back, but keep the video over hdmi [08:02] hi [08:14] if my above msg isnt clear i would like to boot a live distro of linux and use the cli of the live os to access and search the partitions of the laptop hdd for images and copy those found to a folder on my desktop. If anyone could help me toward that end i would say a huge thank you [08:15] yo madoran [08:17] fyi pasted wrong msg to irc first-anyways-my dad passed away and i have his laptop i dont wanna go through it all, but id like to search the drive for jpeg and png(images) and save any found to folder on Desktop-would anyone be able to help me with a command using grep and | cp to do that please (im not savvy at bash or ksh) [08:19] Bashing-om then why did an update yesterday change my /etc/issue and /etc/issue.net into 20.04.1 LTS ? [08:19] rjwiii: do you have audio otherwise like on youtube and such? [08:23] it's been years since i've used irc... did i get it right? anyone see this? [08:23] WyZeGuY yeah we can see you [08:24] @quadrathoch2 wonderful, thank you for responding. this has had me confused all over againn [08:27] Can someone go to /etc/ufw/applications.d, copy the App Profile for Samba to a gist or something, and then post it? Assuming that you have both ufw and Samba installed of course [08:30] loxie: photorec [08:31] @abdulhakeem you just need the default, such as from a fresh install? i don't have samba installed right now, but could install it, if that's what you need. [08:31] yes please, it's not posted anywhere as far as I can tell [08:31] much appreciated :) [08:31] @abdulhakeem okay one moment [08:32] im not sure if the ufw package includes the Samba profile, or the Samba package adds it [08:32] but either way it should be there if both packages are installed AFAIK [08:33] @abdulhakeem installing now. btw, pakistan? [08:34] nah USA [08:34] I am Muslim though [08:34] @abdulhakeem ah ok. noticed your name, it's the same as a pakistani city [08:34] oh yeah it's a common Muslim name [08:35] but I'm an Alabama white boy [08:35] @abdulhakeem lol, gotcha. no such thing as "white" or "black", though. we're all either pale, tan or brown. [08:35] posting to pastebin now [08:35] thanks brosep [08:35] broseph* [08:36] Pale Boy then lol [08:36] @abdulhakeem broseph? lol damn, last person i heard call me that was a marine from... alabama. must be your guys' thing [08:36] I guess so Bro Rogan [08:37] @abdulhakeem pastebin.com/P23deTW9 [08:37] thanks catbeard-i will def scan for any that may have been deleted afterward but i just wanted to open a terminal find all the image an video files then copy them over to another folder with a pipe, i no nothing but assumed grep | and cp or mv would be my go to's in terminal-any thoughts on what i mentioned [08:37] shweet [08:37] (one command and fast [08:37] @abdulhakeem if you need more or that wasn't what you needed, let me know [08:37] @WyZeGuY thanks man [08:37] nah that's it [08:38] didnt want to have to reinstall ubuntu all over again just to get that lol [08:38] @abdulhakeem "shweet", glad i could help [08:38] please accept: One (1) Internet Bro-Fist [08:39] lol love it [08:39] @abdulhakeem i'd rather not be fisted, but i appreciate the sentiment [08:39] abdulhakeem, [08:39] and WyZeGuY [08:39] loxie: i exist for your entertainment :-) [08:40] you rock homes [08:40] and i yours [08:40] loxie: you good with docker, btw? that's why i'm here [08:43] sorry no i havn't used it just use vms [08:43] VM's [08:43] I like their pants [08:43] dont know much about their software [08:44] Ohai, my simple-scan fails to save more than 300 pages, but I got about 500 pages in obscure .pixels intermediate files [08:44] what program can I use to convert them to png/jpg? [08:50] WyZeGuY, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dfLOzuIg2o not too long to watch [08:51] yeah, i've seen his vids... unfortunately, i've always done things directly with lamp, and it appears the internet has evolved without my noticing [08:51] please keep it ontopic and ubuntu related [08:51] if you want to chichat use #ubuntu-offtopic [08:51] lotuspsychje: yessir [08:52] thank you [08:52] sorry [09:11] does it exist some kind of graphics settings app for gnome/debian/ubuntu when using intel graphics? [09:14] Apachez: when the driver/module loads on boot, graphics should just work, settings of your screen inside systemsettings [09:29] no [09:37] any if anyone has ideas, how to convert the .pixels files into regular images, please don't hesitate to hilite or query me [09:37] I'm off for a bit [09:44] hi [09:45] do I have to use inet6 auto, inet6 dhcp or dhcp manual if i use dhcpcd? [09:56] lotuspsychje: well sure but compared to amd and nvidia there is a specific control panel where you can enable/disable various things - there is no such for intel gfx? [09:56] bewees: are you familiar with man pages, yet? [09:57] !man | bewes [09:57] bewes: The "man" command brings up the Linux manual pages for the command you're interested in. Try "man intro" at the command line, or see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | Manpages online: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/ [09:58] bewees: here's the man page for what you're probably referring to (or run "man interfaces" after installing the "man-db" package) http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/focal/man5/interfaces.5.html#inet6%20address%20family [09:58] "The auto Method" vs "The dhcp Method" [09:59] Apachez: not that i'm aware of [09:59] there used to be driconf, but this got outdated soon [10:03] Apachez: maybe this - unlike driconf it's been recently updated https://github.com/jlHertel/adriconf [10:04] the proper location is now https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/adriconf/ [10:05] tnx [10:10] https://flathub.org/apps/details/br.com.jeanhertel.adriconf [10:10] i suspect the screenshots will be of v 1.x, and 2.0 *may* look better ;) [10:10] Apachez: ^ [10:11] tomreyn: its quiet complicated for me. im still reading up m( [10:14] bewees: hmm, it may be for me as well, let's see... === grumble is now known as rawr [10:15] bewees: which ubuntu version are you running anyways? [10:15] tomreyn: im on 20.04 [10:15] why are you still using /etc/network/interfaces? [10:15] I think it was easier to setup bridges with it than with NetworkManager [10:16] i see. so this is a desktop? [10:16] i have both desktop and ubuntu server in my LAN, but the one with interfaces is a server [10:17] 18.04+ server defaults to systemd-networkd, 18.04+ desktop defaults to network manager [10:17] and server uses netplan for network configuration by default [10:18] hm its a long time i installed it the first time, not sure why I switched to interfaces [10:18] but configuration via interfaces file is still supported [10:18] 'Morning all [10:18] i think i had trouble to configure vlans and bridges and with interfaces i had success [10:18] i don't know what's the state with netplan and bridghes, there used to be dragons [10:19] -h [10:22] bewees: so i've copied the relevant parts to this pastebin: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/46MZqjcwKN/ [10:23] i don't understand this part "This method may be used to obtain network interface configuration via stateful DHCPv6 with dhclient." === ChattyMan2 is now known as ChattyMan [10:25] bewees: the main difference between "auto" and "dhcp" seems to be that "auto" receives configuration via RDNSS and additional configuration via stateless DHCPv6, whereas "dhcp" receives configuration via stateful DHCPv6 with dhclient [10:26] dhclient is a software, as is rdnssd, you'll need one of those if you're going to use stateless or stateful dhcpv6, i thnk [10:26] so I need to figure out if the dhclient hook i want to use is stateful or stateless. my guess is stateless, because it uses if and up hooks? [10:26] this is the hook I mean for dhcpv6 prefix delegation https://wiki.debian.org/IPv6PrefixDelegation#Assigning_the_prefix_to_another_interface [10:26] whether you'll do stateless or stateful dhcpv6 probably depends on what your dhcp server does. [10:27] and on whether it does RDNSS [10:27] or RA rather [10:28] i think it's stateless dhcpv6, it just sends out the PD to my downstream router, i think its not doing stateful IP assignments. the downstream router's WAN interface uses auto [10:28] so I think i have to use inet6 manual, because the dhclient hook manually changes the settings with if and up [10:28] maybe the easiest option is to just try it [10:29] before I asked i tried all variants without success :-) [10:29] i see. i'm still quite a noob in terms of ipv6, i'm afraid. [10:29] maybe someone else aroudn here is better at helping out there [10:29] but its good to know that we figured out that I don't need inet6 dhcp [10:30] :) [10:30] lol [10:34] also im not sure if I have to extrapolate to /64 from /59, /62 or /64. radvddump shows /59 and /64, quiet confusing https://dpaste.org/KFWU [10:34] at least my fritzbox shows /59 on the WAN interface [10:53] Hi guys i had a problem yesterday with filesystem. The issue was resolved with the help of mad guy, i forgot his nick. However i noticed that the process i really slow, so i reinstalled the os, since i couldnt find a fix but after reinstalling. Im directed to this screen [10:54] https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/QnyQDYjT/IMG20200725184818.jpg [10:56] juanonymous: the easiest fix for this is probably to reinstall again. some of configuration you made during installation must have failed, or you booted in a different boot mode than you installed in. [10:56] (uefi vs bios) [10:58] tomreyn: copy [10:59] SYN/ACK rather [11:00] uefi or legacy [11:04] hello i m ubuntu user, but i need install app of kali, but i know that kali is not good to use because visual is not good. [11:05] FutureRich, which app ? [11:05] so i can install all app of kali in ubuntu manually? [11:06] or almost [11:06] or 80% [11:06] there might be an ubuntu equivalent [11:09] FutureRich, not recommended, dependencies will be different, so the app won't work IMO. [11:10] FutureRich: for the record, the ubuntu repos have a lot of pentesting tools on it aswell you can just install [11:10] not all, but a lot [11:11] anyone know where user crontabs are stored offhand? === Gnexally3 is now known as Gnexally [11:13] ok /var/spool/cron/crontabs [11:13] :) [11:16] hello, I got a new desktop and tried to install Ubuntu 20.04 but during installation, it cannot find my hard drive and complain my PC only has 8GB of storage. [11:16] https://certification.ubuntu.com/hardware/201912-27625 [11:17] This is my PC and it says it was certified by Ubunu. [11:17] leeijaw: ubuntu wants 8GB+ space these days to be able to proceed [11:17] since 18.04 if i can recall [11:18] But I can boot into the live Ubuntu and it doesn't see my hard drive which is 512 GB of SSD [11:19] When I boot into the live Ubuntu "Try Ubuntu", it only shows my USB as the only block device out there. === Gnexally0 is now known as Gnexally [11:20] leeijaw: is it an nvme? [11:20] there is only one /dev/sda which is my USB drive. This is definitely not right. [11:21] I don't know. I am out in the cafe with laptop now. [11:21] https://certification.ubuntu.com/hardware/201912-27625 [11:22] The spec is pretty much the same as listed in the above link. [11:22] leeijaw: nvme yeah, try to click 'advanced partitioning' [11:22] The CPU is a i7 though. [11:22] !partitioning | leeijaw [11:22] leeijaw: For help with partitioning a new install see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition | For partitioning programs, see !GParted (recommended) or !PartitionManager. Other partitioning topics include !fstab, !home, and !swap [11:23] instead of booting into live mode, try booting into Install [11:24] or when partitioning, try to delete all existing partitions first, and then install on the entire drive [11:25] I tried "booting into install" first it doesn't work so then I boot into the live to see what happened there. [11:25] leeijaw, also contains a spinner drive ST500DM009-2F110A [11:26] My spec only has a SSD and there is no HDD [11:26] I did open GParted and it also shows only one USB drive. [11:26] did you try blowing in it? [11:26] leeijaw, take a look at the disk spec in your list [11:28] I guess that the SSD is in RAID mode and not AHCI :/ [11:29] leeijaw: ^ this would be the case if you bought it with windows pre-installed, not ubuntu [11:29] I will try your suggestions later when I am home since I am out. [11:30] Yes, it was pre-installed with Windows. I never heard of a PC preinstalled with linux here in my country. [11:30] I heard Free-DOS though. [11:30] I try to set up dual Windows and GNU/Linux setup. [11:31] My work requires me to have a Windows environment here and there. For example, SketchUp doesn't runs on GNU/Linux. [11:33] it probably would in a VM, but 3d performance would suffer [11:33] install windows first then, ubuntu second. [11:34] quadrathoch2: Do you suggest that I enter the BIOS setup and toggle some settings there? For example, the AHCI thing you just mentioned. [11:34] @leeijaw have you tried playonlinux? just found this, but haven't tested it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2wSXfnxMf0 [11:34] leeijaw the AHCI mode should suffice. but idk if windows will need to be reinstalled after that :/ [11:35] i also wanted to point out that there is an option for wine, but I didn't recommend it, as it's stuff for business, so it should rather work perfectly than some hacky way to install it on linux [11:36] it's been a while since i've used it, but wine used to piss me off [11:38] hi all [11:39] when i execute a binary with +x permissions, the error pops up " not found" [11:40] googleing gave me the hint of missing libs. [11:41] but right now i am unable to figure out which are missing. ldd lists all. [11:41] muh2000: which ubuntu version are you running? which architecture? does the software match the ubuntu architecture? how are you executing the software? [11:43] lsb_release -ds; uname -a [11:46] Ubuntu 20.04 LTS; Linux 4981c1293486 5.4.0-42-generic #46-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jul 10 00:24:02 UTC 2020 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux; amd64; in a docker container. on the same host without docker, executing works; docker works as well; for me it shows me that a lib is missing. i had this issue one year ago but forgot what i did. [11:50] muh2000: what'sthe software you'Re trying to run, where do you have it from? what's the full output when you try running it now? [11:51] and where'S this docker image from / which one is it? [11:51] i think lsb-core is just missing, testing. [11:58] tomreyn: https://github.com/finogeeks/Ligase/blob/develop/INSTALL.md this one [12:00] when you got answers to all the questions, ping me again [12:00] "Ligase" a matrix homeserver docker container [12:00] ./start.sh: 29: ./bin/engine-server: not found [12:01] when trying to run the docker image/container [12:01] pong tomreyn [12:04] okay, i don't know this software, nor this script, so can't help there. try getting support from the developers. [12:07] the software works (without docker). with docker there is the issue of the binaryfile that "cannot" be found. for me it sounds like missing libs in the container. but i am too dumb to figure out which. [12:13] @muh2000 join #docker, the people there would know better, although the channel is sleepy [12:14] yeah, maybe some came accross a similar issue :) [13:13] on focal, how can I get a list of all apt package names available in the currently configured apt repos? [13:14] could anyone get openvswitch meter support with openvswitch kernel module shipped by bionic's linux-module? [13:14] Sven_vB i guess it's just easier to browse packages.ubuntu.com (as it's also easier to depict info imho [13:15] it seems to have meter support (4.15 version should have support and i see symbols in modinfo) but doesn't work for me with userspaec v2.13 [13:18] quadrathoch2, thanks for pointing out the missing aspects in my question. :-) I should add: on CLI, to diff them with my wishlist of packages so I know which ones to postpone. [13:19] apt list? Sven_vB [13:20] I am back home now and currently at the BIOS setup screen. The SATA option was indeed in RAID mode. The text says "SATA is configured to support RAID mode (Intel Rapid Restore Technology)". Before I proceed to change it to AHCI, I wonder if there is any performance loss by switching to AHCI. [13:21] quadrathoch2, oh, nice! much easier than I expected. thanks! [13:22] leeijaw I never noticed any difference (as I tested that on windows [14:00] sudo echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward : permission denied [14:00] what's wrong? [14:00] very strange it is sudo [14:00] what are you trying to do? [14:01] oerheks, it is not important [14:01] oke, have fun [14:02] i would quote the echo command, as sudo need to kick in [14:02] or the systemd way; sudo sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=1 [14:10] should this script work on ubuntu too? https://wiki.debian.org/IPv6PrefixDelegation#Assigning_the_prefix_to_another_interface [14:10] or do you spot something incompatible? [14:19] sudo echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward [14:19] bash: /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward: Permission denied help me what's wrong? i need help of skilled person [14:20] try to quote it? sudo "echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward" [14:20] then it is not command? [14:20] anyway, as you refuse to share, no skilled person can help you firther [14:20] wild guessing is not my cup of tea [14:21] sudo "echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward" sudo: echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward: command not found [14:21] oerheks, [14:22]