[00:00] oh that'd be nice if it's "just" a funky cable [00:01] Yea, will see. If its just the CD drive bay its no big deal. If the actual MiniSAS connector is broken or the raid controller then that will suck since the entire reason I bought this was for throwing a tonne of 3.5" disks in :p [00:05] yeah I've heard those are nice little systems for zfs [00:08] Hmm interesting its still locking up on linux-firmware even without errors. [00:11] :( :( [00:11] sarnold, are you around ? [00:11] boxrick: here's the postinst script https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/S7HSxzPHsB/ [00:11] thyriaen: yeah [00:12] well, you won't like it but with the 4.20 kernel everything works flawlessly [00:12] even the usbc-ethernet adapter works perfectly now [00:12] thyriaen: good news and bad news :) good news is, there's a chance for a fix :) bad news is, now you've got another twenty boots in your future... [00:13] sarnold, well i'm quite happy to just run this version - or do you think i should really dig in deep and try to figure out what's the issue ? [00:14] thyriaen: some day you'll probably have a reason to want to run a newer kernel [00:14] and i dont have to run 20 kernels [00:14] its just log(20) :) [00:14] if i always half the steps [00:16] alright i will probably need about a week to make sure i get the right verion where it fails [00:16] so i'll be back :p [00:16] thyriaen: heh, that's the thing though -- twenty boots only covers around one million commits.. between 4.20 and 5.whatever is a *lot* of commits.. [00:17] awh [00:17] hopefully the kernel team ppa gets you quite close === OEIRAS is now known as OERIAS [00:17] but i can't be that thorough [00:17] actually building your own to bisect would be a lot less fun, but sometimes necessary [00:17] _a lot less fun_ [00:19] anyways, ill do my digging - when i got more info - im gonna come back and report my findings [00:42] Does ubuntu 20.04 support .desktop files [00:45] bray90820 yes [00:45] Well as of right now my .desktop file opens in text editor [00:46] https://pastebin.com/raw/F1GZjq67 [00:49] well yeah that's the norm. I just put them in the applications folder and then they work :/ bray90820 sorry, can't help too much [00:49] Anyone else? [00:53] bray90820: two questions: (a) do you need to set the executable bit on these things? (b) do you need to give a full path to nautilus? [00:55] Not sure about ether of those but but it is set as exicutable [01:20] where should the directory be located for a drive mounting automatically at boot? [01:21] check /etc/fstab, it should give the mountpoint [01:21] should it be in /home/user/directory? or /home/directory? [01:21] (unless it's a zfs dataset or perhaps btrfs dataset, I don't know how btrfs works) [01:21] i mean, where should i create the actually directory for it to mount ? [01:21] whereever you need it to exist, I guess [01:21] sorry* it's going to be a network drive [01:26] is there any way to install ubuntu to a hard disk (live version) using only an iso file? [01:26] on ubuntu [01:28] DoYouKnow: While there is ^ it takes some expertise: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/ISOBoot . [01:45] anyone know why wired networking would not be working? [01:46] i just tested on void and openbsd, and this wire is able to provide an ip address via dhcp and then a connection to the network [01:46] but ubuntu 20.04 is failing to do that [01:46] how would i troubleshoot? [01:49] bleb: are you chatting from the computer right now? [01:49] i'm chatting from my laptop booted to openbsd using the wired connection [01:49] so i know the problem is not the network [01:50] i guess i could try a livecd on the same computer, to see if it is a hardware issue or an os issue [01:50] bleb: logs, network manager, ping and tracepath and route [01:51] bleb: does wifi work? does wifi exist on the system? [01:51] no wifi on the ubuntu computer [01:54] ping 9.9.9.9 says "ping: connect: Network is unreachable" [01:54] tracepath says "1: send faild \ Resume: pmtu 65535" [01:55] bleb: you'd want to do some of the other things first only using ping when applicable [01:55] the networkmanager icon in the menu bar shows a wifi triangle icon with no bars [01:55] bleb: are the link/actt lights on the nic illuminated? how about the lights on the switch / router port? [01:55] if i click it i can select "Wired connection 1" [01:56] bleb: that's "physical" layer stuff...check that off [01:56] then the icon turns into a spinny thing but never connects [01:56] the ethernet port has a green light and a blinking yellow light [01:56] bleb: what are the results for checking for link/act lights on all sides? [01:57] router side also good [01:57] bleb: reseat cable while simultaneously checking logs [01:57] how do i check the logs? [01:58] bleb: i don't see anything is NOT acceptable answer or response from log viewing in the above context === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:58] bleb: var/log/ [01:59] bleb: can you tether your iPhone/Android to get the PC online to trouble shoot in real time [01:59] ??? [02:00] the pc has no wireless card [02:00] so no [02:00] bleb: "USB" tether [02:00] the end of dmesg says "Link is Up - 1Gbps/Full - flow control rx/tx" [02:01] also, "kaudit_printk_skb: 16 callbacks suppressed" [02:01] bleb: if you can't trouble shoot real time...just boot a LiveCD/LiveUSB and rule out what you can, if it's your installed OS reinstall or restore from image back up or snapshot [02:05] can anyone reccoment a good editor. something like i have on windows. notepad++ . the default text editor in ubuntu is shait. [02:06] Hey, why does my laptop hang on this screen when I boot? https://i.imgur.com/Bk5Zl9R.jpg I had it booted to a full desktop before and now it does this. All I did last time was install Chromium and run some updates and set up the fingerprint reader. I'm at a loss. :( [02:07] aight [02:07] making a new installation usb [02:07] that didnt last long [02:13] newq, i had the same issue after i installed ubuntu on a virtual machine. but im guessing youre not using a virtual machine. i installed some extension for the virual machine. upped the cpus to 6 cores and 4096 ram and 128mb video mem. and it whent away. [02:14] Well that doesn't help much, but I appreciate your input [02:15] cant you press esc or something during boot to get rid of the splash screen and see whats doing on in the background ? [02:16] Yeah, none of the keyboard shortcuts I've read about seem to do anything. I haven't specifically tried esc [02:16] i dont think esc works tho. [02:17] but give it a shot anyway :p [02:20] Okay, not only did escape work to show me some text flying by, but I was actually able to get to the login screen now... but I'm sure it's going to do it again, since it's been intermittent before. So this still doesn't fix the issue. [02:20] will it allow you do go to tty2. "alt F2" or whatever it [02:20] I'm gonna reboot and see if it does it again [02:20] (and no, alt+Fwhatever didn't work when I tried earlier today) [02:20] the key combination was [02:20] oki [02:22] Alright, I rebooted and it's hung on that screen again. I'm gonna press esc and see if that "fixes" it. [02:22] Alright, now esc doesn't even do it [02:22] try Ctrl C :p [02:23] will do [02:23] im just guessing here. sound like you need a livecd to do some recovery [02:25] so. can anyone reccomend a good editor for linux. this default "text editor" is awefull to use. lacks so many features. [02:25] *linux -> ubuntu [02:25] how about sumlime? [02:25] sublime [02:25] * nuxil googles [02:25] nuxil: vim [02:26] vim. heck no. [02:26] nuxil: this is a support channel. Try #ubuntu-offtopic for opinions [02:26] Alright, it seems like esc only works if I press it immediately - as soon as that loading screen appears. Once it's up for long enough, it doesn't do anything. (also, ctrl + c doesn't work either) [02:28] theres a joke about vim. take a person who never used it before. and open it for it him/her. now tell him to exit.. and volla you got a random char generator :p [02:28] leftyfb, ok. i'll ask in there [02:30] nuxil: https://www.sublimetext.com/ [02:31] pavlos, hmm im confused. is it payware or freeware. i see a buy button there [02:31] nuxil: sudo snap install sublime-text [02:32] nuxil: you can run the freeware w/o issues. [02:32] ok. thanks [02:36] So how do I permanently fix it? [02:49] if i install ubuntu, then there is no g++? [02:51] futureRich: To have g++ in your Ubuntu install you'll have to install it. I believe a way to get a basic set of build tools (including a C++ compiler) is to install the build-essential metapackage [02:52] how can i install g++? glguy ? [02:53] sudo apt install build-essential [02:54] devscripts is also handy [03:13] hi, we have a uat server running 18.04.4 but the prod server is running 18.04 is there an easyway to update prod to 18.04.4, i've tried dist-upgrade but nothing is available [03:16] jacks: sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade [03:16] oh right well thank you [03:48] hi, i was in here earlier, i have a prod and uat server, uat runs 18.04.4 but prods runs 18.04 - i tried running dist-upgrade/upgrade as suggested, but it advises 0 packages to upgrade [03:48] is there another method of getting the prod server to 18.04.4 [03:48] jacks: what makes you think it isn't on 18.04.4? [03:48] jacks: are they running different kernels? [03:49] jacks: you could install the HWE kernel on both, or the release kernel on both [03:51] sarnold: yes they are running different versions of kernel, prod is 4.4.0-186-generic, uat is 4.15.0-112-generic [03:52] i was checking the output of lsb_release [03:52] jacks: aha; the instructions on how to install hwe kernels are here, in case you want to move production forward: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [03:53] would that also update the lsb release output? [03:53] I'm not sure [03:53] jacks: afaik it's undocumented how to roll back to release kernel, in case you want to leave producion alone but bring uat back to match [03:54] jacks: but this shold give a starting point of which packages to uninstall or install, depending upon which way you'd like to go [03:54] all i know is this certbot software the dev guys want works on uat but not prod and we suspect its because of different package releases [03:55] hmm somethingas mundane as certbot feels like it ought not care what kernel is running [03:55] thats what i thought too [03:55] but still, if you'd like to try running the HWE kernel on prod, that's at least the easy direction :) heh [03:56] thanks [04:13] question - why does clicking on an program in the sidebar show all programs if multiple of that program are running? (and is there any way to change that). Running 20.04 [04:13] i.e. if i have three terminal windows open, I click the terminal icon, it shows all my windows. I'd expect it to only show the terminals I have open [04:14] that seems strange [04:15] see honestly i dont know if this is default behavior, or something that was messed up during my upgrade from 18 [04:16] can't confirm. Not running ubuntu right now. But I have been hanging out here and have not seen anyone else ask the question. [04:23] https://imgur.com/a/de87JkD [04:23] this is what I'm referring to ^ [04:23] my side bar vs when I click on the terminal icon [04:28] that is def not the default behavioure. [04:28] ugh I can not get rid of this warning message [04:28] icecube45: did you install any gnome extensions? [04:28] subject: Cron cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.hourly [04:28] body: /bin/sh: 1: Cannot fork [04:29] not that i know of sarnold [04:29] root ? omg :p [04:29] randomly get that email [04:29] unless i did a long time ago and it carried over with the upgrade [04:29] i dont even have any crons running as root [04:32] is that about the same screen you get when pressing Alt-tab? [04:33] Mibix: you probably do [04:33] Mibix: chcek the headers of the email [04:34] gnoob, my alt tab is different [04:34] I mean there's a chance it's not from your system, but there's a chance that it *is* from your system, and your system is very very unhappy [04:34] shows little window previews in one row [04:38] hey i reset /org/gnome and things looks normal now [04:38] woohoo [04:40] icecube45: nice; bummer it was frustrating for so long, but I'm glad you got it working [04:41] sarnold i do not [04:41] no idea how it happened, but I wouldn't put it past me as having screwed it up months ago [04:41] everyone is commented out in my root cron file [04:41] *everything [04:43] i have two running is my user [04:45] Mibix: your /etc/crontab doesn't run *anything*? [04:46] mibix@mibix-module:~$ sudo crontab -l [04:46] mibix@mibix-module:~$ [04:46] lol [04:46] i have two in my user [04:48] my users one has two [04:48] errr [04:48] im too tired for this lol [04:50] Mibix: the user root crontab is VERY different from the system root crontab [04:51] yeah u-s-e-r, r-o-o-t [04:51] different [04:52] Mibix: the user root, if root has a crontab, would be stored in /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root -- the error message in your email shows signs of being generated by the crontab /etc/crontab -- which is something COMPLETELY DIFFERENT than the user root crontab :) [04:52] ooooooo [04:53] now we are getting somewhere [04:53] https://paste.debian.net/1158260/ [04:53] that first one!!! [04:53] there we go :) [04:55] what does that even do [04:57] oh runs everything in that folder [04:57] and there is nothing in that folder [04:57] well there is a placeholder file but that is [05:08] changed it to 17 * * * * root cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.hourly 2>&1 > /dev/null [05:09] yikes [05:09] now you're not going to get emails when it fail [05:09] good [05:09] i dont have anything in cron.hourly [05:10] so i shouldnt be getting these annoying emails anyway [06:17] Hello, I use live-build to build a ubuntu iso, after bootup my iso, it went to black screen, I enabled ttyS0, from console, I didn't see error msg in /var/log/Xorg.0.log, systemctl status lightdm.service show it running ok, how can I figure out why it is black sreen. Thanks [06:20] seems like a common issue with ubuntu. [06:20] youre not the 1st one today having that issue [06:20] sadly. no one has a solution it seems like [06:23] :( [06:25] i had the issue myself. but it was running ubuntu in a virtual machine. i guess youre not. [06:25] I tried unpack casper director from ubuntu official iso, and replace to my ISO, it works [06:26] I tested in VM, [06:26] so you got this issue in vm? [06:27] yes [06:27] is it works on real PC? [06:28] I grab live-build script from here, https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/live-build [06:28] ahh., im using virtualbox. i did change system settings from default. to use 6 cpu cores. 4096 mem and 128 mb ram + installed the extensions for the virtualbox. that fixed it for me tho. [06:28] *128 video ram [06:29] So maybe video RAM is not enough? [06:30] could be. mine was set to 16mb as default [06:31] how to play ubuntu streams on android [06:31] I using QEMU, [06:31] best decoder [06:31] i set it to 128mb which is max it allowed me [06:31] derek0883 qemu on sndroid? [06:34] hello community, i am trying to install ubuntu desktop on a DL180 Gen10 proliant HP server, it fails to boot i just get a ubuntu logo and the mouse and everything hangs upon boot [06:35] lol [06:35] sorry.. that was rude. [06:36] pagios, common issue without solution so far. [06:36] nuxil: should i boot without graphical interface or should i install another flavor? [06:37] * vater pumps arms [06:37] got the tranceponder going [06:37] idk. thats up to you. i had that issue myself, but im running ubuntu in virtualbox and managed to fix it by setting more cores, mem and installing extension for virtualbox [06:38] nobody listens to techn0! let's go [06:39] tranceponder a fusion reactor [06:40] nuxil what is tje base for virtualbox [06:41] vater, what do you mean? [06:42] what is runningvirtualbox [06:42] thats is virtual machine. like.. running linux in windows [06:43] are you runningubu to on a windows virtualbox? [06:44] yes i have win10 that runs virtualbox with ubuntu [06:44] not bad huh [06:44] QEMU doesn't allow me to change video ram, [06:44] I will try to install virtualbox [06:45] vedio ram is 16M [06:45] qemu lets you change video ram [06:45] and it's also better than vbox [06:45] derek0883 better dont do it [06:45] dont use emulators [06:46] how to change [06:46] I using virtsh edit ubuntu [06:46] buy another box [06:46] pagios: you could consider installing server in stead of desktop on a Proliant (server)? See also this link about booting while passing extra boot options to grub: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1120364/installing-ubuntu-desktop-on-hp-microserver-gen10 [06:46] you can just edit the xml [06:46] derek0883: have you tried OpenEmu? [06:47] ocean: i mamanged to get it working ith nomodeset [06:47] derek0883: oh wait nvm [06:47] derek0883 something bad about iy [06:47] pagios: there you go :) [06:47] but the question is is it relatioable as a system ? [06:47] i mean i am gonnause it for production and that makde me a bit worried [06:47] virtualization is not done right [06:48] pagios: why not use the server edition then? [06:48] pagios: https://ubuntu.com/download/server [06:48] isnt it the same , but desktop has the gui thing ? [06:48] For myself I am thinking of usinh windows xp again [06:49] idea is i will use virtualbox on it and would likethe gui thing [06:49] so i said i go with desktop minial [06:49] I tried no modeset, not working on QEMU [06:49] nuxil you got windows 10 not bad huh [06:50] vater, it has it pros and cons :p [06:50] virtualbox with 64M vram, not working, still black screen After I clicked try ubuntu button [06:50] derekp0883 I told you dont do it [06:50] derek0883, did you grab the extension for virtualbox ? [06:50] is it normal for it for the 20.04 to take like 3 minutes to boot on a proliant DL180 ?:/ [06:51] no, it is a live ubuntu iso [06:51] i get the HP Enterprise, then ubuntu logo [06:51] but it takes around 3 minutes! [06:51] I build the iso by myself, using live-build [06:51] ·you could end up breeding botnets [06:51] vater, what are you talking about? [06:52] how to keep chrome open on android playing hbr1.com [06:52] virtualbox, max vram is 128M, still black screen [06:52] some smart thing keeps closing it [06:52] maybe it not related to vram, some issue of initrd in casper ? [06:53] hbr1.com [06:54] derek0883 don't listen [07:01] Hi all [07:02] dont use qemu until you check it out for working good [07:02] Where's the 'proper' location to put included conf files for a virtual host in Ubuntu 20.04? After coming from CentOS/RedHat, I don't much like the apache2 layout but I'd rather do things the "ubuntu" way. [07:02] you may lose yourlife [07:02] skullbocjs and r.e.m [07:02] mining [07:02] you get turned intoa bitcoin walkinh corpse [07:03] dont use emulators you cant trust [07:04] god is in tje upper rooms doing battles for middle earth [07:57] Hi all. After upgrading from Ubuntu 18.04 to 20.04... the system still boots using the old 4.15.0-112-generic kernel. How do I fix that? [09:08] hi [09:19] Um, when I change my PublicKeyAuth to 'yes' - publickey auth stops works. Changing it back and it takes 10 minutes after restarting ssh for it to let me back in? :S [09:20] oh...redis handles SSH also === Norkle is now known as norkle [10:23] When is 20.04.1 going to be released for upgrading from 19.10 and 18.04 ? [10:26] NVM 19.10 upgrade allready works however 18.04.6 still no upgrade to 20.04.1 [10:27] august 6, IIRC [10:27] !ltsupgrade [10:27] Regular upgrades from the last but one LTS release to the latest LTS release, 20.04 "Focal Fossa", are enabled days or weeks after 20.04.1 is released. This delay helps to ensure that any lingering issues are resolved before people upgrade production systems. If you'd prefer to upgrade now, use sudo do-release-upgrade -d [10:35] oerheks, thanks, I got several systems to upgrade using the -d options without a problem.. [10:35] For the last remaining I am waiting for 20.04.1 to be confirmed as lst upgradable. [10:36] LTS [11:06] How do I hide (or enable auto hide) the kde panel (kicker) from linux shell? [11:06] I want to do it so I can Hide/Show it through a global shortcut. [11:34] how can i delete folder including sub folder and file? [11:36] select and delete, or shift + del to delete directly, without moving to trash [11:37] comandline does that too, so be careful :-P [11:38] with command line [11:38] oerheks: ? [11:40] time to do some reading? [11:40] https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/command-line-for-beginners#5-moving-and-manipulating-files [11:41] no time to read it [11:41] i m busy now [11:41] interesting. [11:41] use the gui then ? [11:42] i want to use command line [11:42] like specialist [11:42] specialists read the simple manuals provided. [11:48] Howdy folks === jess is now known as j === j is now known as jess [12:04] hi [12:05] Anyone can recommend a good tutorial on setting up an openvpn server? [12:05] I found this script but idk how trustable it is: https://git.io/vpn [12:06] don't cross post [12:42] Hi [12:43] I just make some test with ubuntu 20.04 and btrfs. There is a package "btrfsmaintenance" which is not installed by default. Should I install and use it? Should I simply do my own cron once a month. Is there a best practice for this? === Wryhder is now known as Lucas_Gray [12:44] is chroot jail good for security? [12:45] yogg, i think you want btrfsmaintenance , for scrub and more .. https://github.com/kdave/btrfsmaintenance [12:46] Rob_Jones, that is the idea, yes. [12:51] oerheks thx [13:01] Hey, I'm about to replace a battery in my laptop. Should I somehow reset battery stats? [13:02] never heard of that, battery stats are created with data retrieved from the battery itself. [13:03] * compared with a database [13:03] Isn't it tweaking the way it charges battery based on that history? [13:04] err, i would not tweak it, besides the options in TLP [13:04] !info tlp [13:04] tlp (source: tlp): Save battery power on laptops. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.3.1-2 (focal), package size 68 kB, installed size 346 kB [13:05] I had been using tlp in the past. [13:05] i replaced a battery in an old laptop recently, not seen any odd values [13:06] Mkey. [13:06] duo core, centrino-era [13:06] full 2,5 hrs uptime again :-D [13:10] Only a week left for the new ubuntu point release :3 === JakeSays_ is now known as JakeSays [13:15] Chat, chat. CHAT! [13:15] Yeah, will upgrade my servers then. [13:25] is there any way to tunnel the whole system over a ssh connection? Like how a VPN does but with socks5 basically. [13:27] CtrlC: sshuttle [13:28] CtrlC don't crosspost, tha'ts seen as rude [13:28] hello [13:28] hi people, i'm setting up for the first time an https server based on apache and I wanted to know how to generate a certificate chain [13:28] can someone provide me a link of how to do that with a basic self signed certificate? [13:30] littlebit: just use letsencrypt. It's free [13:33] leftyfb: yeah, but I have my domain for my local lan called: home.lab which isn't something used for the public internet [13:33] leftyfb: or does letsencrypt generate certificates for that? [13:34] littlebit: it can. But why do you need an ssl certificate for a local domain? [13:35] well i have nextcloud installed on my local server, and the nextcloud app only wants an ssl connection [13:35] littlebit, openssl req -new -newkey rsa:4096 -x509 -sha256 -days 365 -nodes -out MyCertificate.crt -keyout MyKey.key [13:35] geirha: sshuttle does not support a feature to route all traffic through the ssh tunnel [13:35] which forces me to do that\ [13:36] littlebit: I would still go with letsencrypt. But yeah, you can generate one manually which you'll need to maintain [13:37] littlebit you could also use nextcloud without ssl, you would just need to force http:// [13:38] i'm able to generate the certificate. I'm using ubuntu snap and it has the snap package for nextcloud. [13:39] there i can enable the https with nextcloud.enable-https but it really insists on a chain [13:40] littlebit: https://www.digicert.com/kb/csr-ssl-installation/ubuntu-server-with-apache2-openssl.htm [13:40] littlebit: first result on google for "ubuntu generate ssl certificate apache" [13:40] leftyfb: i use duckduckgo :D [13:41] ok, then the link I posted is the 3rd result [13:41] yep [13:41] the 2 results above it are fine as well [13:42] leftyfb: there is a line that goes: SSLCertificateChainFile /path/to/DigiCertCA.crt [13:42] how do you generate that [13:42] ah scratch that [13:43] littlebit: you follow the instructions [13:43] you can also use the first result on duckduckgo: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-create-a-self-signed-ssl-certificate-for-apache-in-ubuntu-16-04 [13:45] geirha, thank you so much! [13:46] CtrlC: sshuttle will not route all traffic through it's tunnel. It only allows you to access the subnets on the other side. There are tricks to use sshuttle and other programs, but sshuttle will not do it on it's own [13:46] There is a command that is being run every month - I cant find it in /etc/rc.local or in crontab -e - any other ideas? [13:46] leftyfb, What do you mean exactly? [13:47] CtrlC: I mean, sshuttle alone will not do what you're asking [13:47] I don't know what those subnet things mean. [13:47] leftyfb, what should I do then? [13:48] CtrlC: why do you need to route all traffic through ssh as opposed to setting up a proper VPN? [13:48] all traffic over ssh is re-inventing vpn [13:48] geosmile systemd-timers? [13:48] I use sshuttle to avoid vpn [13:49] leftyfb, I just want to hide my ip to some api server while I make calls to it using node and python libraries. [13:49] leftyfb, I thought it's easier than a VPN to setup. [13:49] I've tried wiregaurd but not much luck. It doesn't connect anything. [13:50] The systemd service on the client starts but I can't access anything. [13:50] geirha, is it any good at hiding IP? [13:50] CtrlC: you know what, a litle digging and I'm wrong. You can use sshuttle by specifying 0.0.0.0/0 [13:50] no idea, not what I use it for [13:50] CtrlC: sshuttle -r username@sshserver 0.0.0.0/0 -vv [13:50] leftyfb, so it works as if a VPN does? [13:51] in my quick tests, yes [13:51] Thank you all. [13:52] TIL :) [13:53] doesn't do so well with ipv6 on ubuntu though [14:16] does the Ubuntu project use CloudFlare for anything, like documentation? [14:17] with the cloudflase outage, ubuntu did not go down [14:18]