=== snoburnco_ is now known as snoburnco [00:19] Hi anyone knows for ubuntu desktop unattanded installation, ubiquity will alwasys ask choose install disk, and confirm, I'm trying to crate a full unattended installation === sherlock1 is now known as sherlock [00:40] I've created few user accounts on newly ubuntu 18.4 none of them was able login! [00:41] the login window just flickers as if it's trying to login and come back [00:41] login from terminal of the main user is OK [00:44] non puoi aiutare? [01:02] derek0883, maybe take a look at https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/install/autoinstall . [01:03] preseed is succeeded with autoinstall [01:29] Hey hope someone can help. my Nextcloud server goes straight to default apache page after a reboot and there wasn't an update to nextcloud. not sure exactly where to start looking into why. With it being a snap package im not sure exactly [01:30] I keep getting the defualt apache page still after reverting the nextcloud snap and refreshing the package also. [01:32] m0rd3cai: you might have better luck in #nextcloud [01:37] m0rd3cai: grasping at straws, are you sure you're contacting the right machine? [01:39] yes. I have the apache log. [01:39] one second [01:40] heres what apache says. http://paste.debian.net/1159297/ [01:40] and yes that is the snap apache package [01:41] this started literally after a reboot. no changes were made [01:42] m0rd3cai: bugger, there's not a whole lot to go on there :( are there any logs in /snap/nextcloud/current that might have more information? [01:43] ive looked through those folders and i havent found it yet. im still looking. === zbenjamin is now known as Guest86894 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:56] well im going to bed. im tired of looking at this screen. enabling https opened port 443 (i used local only) and that loads but port 80 still wont. [01:56] thanks for the help sarnold [01:59] m0rd3cai: ugh :( good luck! [01:59] m0rd3cai: look in /snap/nextcloud/current/htdocs .... you should have index.html and index.php (this does nextcloud [02:00] pavlos: can i edit those or do i have to use snap commands to manipulate? [02:01] they are root.root so with sudo you can ... the index.html actually calls index.php [02:01] m0rd3cai: do note that so long as the logs seem to show that it's not even starting, there's probably something *else* wrong -- perhaps a deb-packaged apache or nginx is listening on the socket rather than the snap-packaged apache [02:02] sarnold: i thought the same and removed apache2 and still getting the same issue. im wondering if one of the last packages updated may have caused this [02:03] m0rd3cai: sudo ss -ltpn may help [02:08] thanks, same PID's for port 80 and port 443. best I can tell its the same httpd socket. i guess its httpd config time. i did notice one thing, the index.html file refers to index.php. when i look at index.php it just refers to an error page. === gabkdlly_ is now known as gabkdlly [02:09] so my thought was NC snap ran off of apache2, not httpd. the pid running on port 443 is httpd, not apache. thats where im getting cnfused [02:10] did you self-sign your nextcloud? sudo nextcloud.enable-https self-signed [02:11] yes thats the only way i could get NC to show up [02:11] ok, and set it up as trusted_domain [02:12] yes i have the hostname and the lan ip as the 2 trusted domaisn [02:12] domains [02:12] the issue doesnt seem to be with nextcloud itself. it seems to be something with the httpd/apache config for some reason even though ive made no changes and even reverted to no avail. [02:12] so when you try https://ip.domain it pops the apache page intead of the blue nextcloud login [02:13] on port 80 it does. port 443 after enabling https will load NC [02:13] sudo iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT ---- And port 443 as well. sudo iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 443 -j ACCEPT [02:15] yea so i tried to edit httpd.conf and its a read only fs. even sudo wont work [02:15] ls [02:16] snaps are packaged on read-only squashfs filesystems [02:20] did you restart NC? sudo snap restart nextcloud [02:20] i restarted the whole machine [02:20] nextcloud.disable-https nextcloud.enable-https nextcloud.export .... [02:21] https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/ubuntu-1804-and-nextcloud-snap/13714/9 [02:21] im on 16.04 but ill check it out [02:21] ill try disabling https and see if that fixes it [02:21] in the sudo ss -tlpn | grep http do you get 2 lines listening to :80 and :443 [02:21] should be the same, i guess [02:21] let me see what i get [02:22] yes they are the same PID on both 80 and 443 [02:22] in desktop; softwarecenter> installed > nextcloud > permissions [02:22] IIRC [02:22] oerheks: cli only. i dont use xwindows for my server [02:23] not the most powerful machine anyways lol [02:23] Hello. Ubuntu 20.04 ... I have an "Authentication Required" window on my desktop that won't go away. It has "Authenticate" & "Cancel" buttons and a password box. I typed in my password and clicked "Authenticate" but the dialog window remains. Clicking "Cancel" does nothing. Any ideas? [02:24] rjwiii: youcould try using xkill to kill it [02:24] rjwiii: fill in the right password? [02:24] xkill is awesome [02:25] is capslock stuck? [02:25] snap connections nextcloud .. fully cli : https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-configure-nextcloud-on-ubuntu-20-04 [02:26] m0rd3cai: Didn't work. the "Authenticate" button is grayed out ... [02:26] lotuspsychje: : Didn't work. the "Authenticate" button is grayed out ... [02:27] do you have multiple languages? do you need to switch to english (en) [02:27] rjwiii: have you reboot yet? [02:28] oerheks: heck yea, thanks man [02:28] rjwiii: what changes were made prior to having this pop up authentication box issue [02:28] tatertotz: I rebooted earlier today ... this has popped up in the last few hours ... [02:28] rjwiii: did you just do some experimenting? and now as a result this is occurring? [02:28] m0rd3cai: what if you remove the snap NC (sudo snap remove nextcloud) and re-install? [02:29] tatertotz: Just tried sudo xkill ... still there ... [02:30] tatertotz: experimenting? [02:31] tatertotz: no changes [02:31] im here but im not sure what else would kill that window. xkill should have [02:32] sarnold: xkill didn't work. the "Authenticate" button is grayed out ... [02:32] try te [tab] key ? [02:33] rjwiii: in terminal> inxi -Fxxprzc0|nc termbin.com 9999 [02:33] rjwiii: follow instructions on screen to install if not install then follow through [02:33] rjwiii: wow, strange; I've seen xkill remove the window but not actually kill the process, before .. === dominic35 is now known as dominic34 [02:33] rjwiii: you could find the process yourself and kill that? [02:33] rjwiii: share url/link here...if you do not get a url/link..simply say so [02:34] tatertotz: https://termbin.com/p89y [02:37] rjwiii: in terminal> id|nc termbin.com 9999 [02:37] rjwiii: share url/link here...if you do not get a url/link..simply say so [02:38] tatertotz: https://termbin.com/cmgr [02:39] ps -ef | grep next [02:39] sorry, wrong term [02:39] rjwiii: in terminal> sudo cat /var/log/auth.log|grep rjwill|nc termbin.com 9999 [02:40] rjwiii: share url/link here...if you do not get a url/link..simply say so [02:40] tatertotz: no link [02:40] rjwiii: in terminal> sudo cat /var/log/auth.log|nc termbin.com 9999 [02:41] rjwiii: share url/link here...if you do not get a url/link..simply say so [02:41] tatertotz: https://termbin.com/j9md [02:44] rjwiii: sessions for root are being opened/closed [02:45] rjwiii: i'll share a post of the time stamps so you might correlate chronologically [02:45] tatertotz: share where? [02:46] rjwiii: how long ago was Aug 5 22:29:03 according to your local time [02:46] rjwiii: ?? [02:46] rjwiii: how many minutes or hours ago? [02:47] tatertotz: about 16 minutes ago ... [02:47] tatertotz: I did a sudo command ... [02:47] probably he is EST [02:47] rjwiii: i see that [02:47] tatertotz: possible roodkit? [02:48] tatertotz: possible rootkit? [02:48] it's just cron [02:48] completely normal [02:49] rjwiii: https://termbin.com/5auu [02:49] * rjwiii wipes his brow and flings the sweat ... :)_\ [02:49] at 17:01 he had 2 errrors dealing with gvfs [02:49] rjwiii: the ones shown https://termbin.com/5auu are NOT from CRON jobs [02:50] rjwiii: actully 2x CRON's snuck in there [02:50] jrgilman: but you can see the others that are NOT cron jobs [02:51] oh, hah, rjwiii -- did you try xkill *without* sudo? you sholdn't need sudo, I'm not even sure if I'd expect it to work with sudo :) [02:51] rjwiii: Aug 5 22:29:08 system76-pc sudo: rjwiii : TTY=pts/0 ; PWD=/home/rjwiii ; USER=root ; COMMAND=/usr/bin/xkill [02:51] rjwiii: this was a command you ran [02:51] In the Online accounts, is Microsoft supposed to mount a onedrive folder in Files like Google does? Because it isn't for me for some reason. Not sure where to debug it? [02:51] 22:29:08 [02:51] rjwiii: 22:29:08 [02:52] tatertotz: yes .. that is the xkill I did ... [02:52] rjwiii: does this happen when you log in as a different user [02:52] tatertotz: I only have one user account on this computer [02:52] rjwiii: you'd have to create a new user and log in to find out [02:53] heck if you're doing that you might as well skip it and just reboot [02:53] that'll for sure get rid of the window :) [02:53] but try the xkill command without sudo [02:54] maybe kill the gdm3 process [02:54] sarnold: I'll try it again ... but it didn't work the last time ... [02:55] rjwiii: we'll look at additional logging shortly [02:55] pavlos: wouldn't that kill my desktop? [02:55] rjwiii: yes and it should restart to allow you to login [02:57] pavlos: isn't it possible to restart gdm without loosing all the windows I have open? [02:57] rjwiii: I dont think so ... the Authenticate window should accept Cancel but for some reason it does not [02:58] So it looks like there was just an update from snap 19.0.1snap1 to 19.0.1snap2. It updated the snap a little before I rebooted the machine. Time to submit a bug report. ugh. [02:59] rjwiii: yea if you restart gdm youll lose the open windows. I dont know of a way to restart xwindows without losing your open windows [02:59] rjwiii: AHA! I knew this sounded familiar!! https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1824874 [02:59] Launchpad bug 1824874 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu) "undismissable, unclickable authentication dialog left on screen (top-left corner) after policykit authentication [pushModal: invocation of begin_modal failed]" [High,Triaged] [02:59] sarnold: nice! [03:00] m0rd3cai: so your NC work ok now? [03:02] sarnold: BINGO! [03:02] rjwiii: a lot of the comments say "alt+f2, r" helps,but I don't know what else that might do. one guy said it made everything fuzzy. [03:03] sarnold: I read that ... :) [03:03] rjwiii: how long have you noticed this issue? [03:03] sarnold: What exactly does "Alt+f2, r" do? [03:04] rjwiii: no idea :( [03:04] rjwiii: was it soon after Aug 5 17:01:22 ? [03:04] tatertotz: it's happened a couple of times before ... [03:04] rjwiii: (i3 user here, so I can't quickly test it out..) [03:04] rjwiii: Aug 5 17:01:22 system76-pc pkexec[202347]: rjwiii: Error executing command as another user: Request dismissed [USER=root] [TTY=unknown] [CWD=/home/rjwiii] [COMMAND=/usr/libexec/gvfsd-admin --spawner :1.3 /org/gtk/gvfs/exec_spaw/3 --address unix:path=/run/user/1000/bus] [03:05] tatertotz: that's the daemon the Auth window is for ... [03:05] rjwiii: i know [03:08] tatertotz: weird ... 1000 is me ... [03:10] rjwiii: Aug 5 17:01:22 system76-pc polkitd(authority=local): Operator of unix-session:3 FAILED to authenticate to gain authorization for action org.gtk.vfs.file-operations-helper for unix-process:202346:27498028 [/bin/sh -c pkexec /usr/libexec/gvfsd-admin "$@" --address $DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS gvfsd-admin --spawner :1.3 /org/gtk/gvfs/exec_spaw/3] (owned by unix-user:rjwiii) [03:10] tatertotz: 17:01 is about the time I swapped out my keyboard for my new "Das Keyboard" ... could that have triggered it? [03:11] rjwiii: Aug 5 16:53:44 system76-pc systemd-logind[1155]: Watching system buttons on /dev/input/event4 (Metadot - Das Keyboard Das Keyboard System Control) [03:12] rjwiii: disconnect this "Das keyboard" and see if it goes away [03:13] tatertotz: Keyboard working fine ... "Das keyboard" is a brand name ... high end keyboard maker. [03:13] tatertotz: is the window harmless, then? [03:14] rjwiii: that doesn't sound anything like "i removed it and symptom persists" or "i removed it and symptom does NOT persist" ..but i understand [03:14] tatertotz: seems like just a bug ... only downside is that the window is set to "always on top" :) [03:15] rjwiii: please do test this, it might be useful for the bugreports [03:15] sarnold: testing ... [03:16] (try both with das keyboard unplugged, and then again with the old keyboard plugged in again) [03:18] sarnold: different keybosrd, window still lives ... [03:18] rjwiii: Aug 5 17:01:22 seems to be the time elevation is being requested, dismissed, and failing to authenticate [03:19] sarnold: back the new keyboard ... no change ... [03:19] rjwiii: drat. I had hoped it'd be something silly like this. [03:20] rjwiii: thanks for testing, that would have been a nice bit of info if it had worked :) [03:20] sarnold: no such luck :( [03:22] sarnold: do you know what exactly does "Alt+f2, r" do? [03:23] rjwiii: my *hope* is that it is an in-place restart of the window manager and compositor [03:25] sarnold: I'm gonna try it ... wish me luck ... [03:26] good luck :) [03:27] am I still here? [03:28] sarnold: Am I still here? [03:28] rjwiii: woo! [03:29] rjwiii: and ... the dialog box? is it still there? :) [03:29] sarnold: then it worked ... errant dialog GONE! [03:29] NICE [03:31] This new keyboard is totally worth it ... [03:32] rjwiii: I've thought about getting one a few times, but I'd feel btter about it if I could try it for a few minutes first, hehe [03:33] rjwiii: have you tried a unicomp? or kinesis ergo? [03:33] sarnold: once you have one, you'll never go back ... [03:33] sarnold: when you use a keyboard for a living, a good keyboard is essential ... [03:34] rjwiii: isn't that the truth [03:36] sarnold: I looked at unicomp ... they make replicas of the old PS2 keyboards ... which I think are were the best keyboards of all times. I had 2 and recycled them when I moved ... [03:36] OH NO! [03:37] rjwiii: I like my unicomp, but one of the shift keys is starting to get sticky :( [03:37] sarnold: yeah ... I even customized them to have blank keys ... I would sell my soul to get them back and convert them to USB ... [03:37] I need to switch keyboards every few months or my wrists get angry; I've got three in the rotation at this point, but maybe a bit of retail therapy .. [03:38] rjwiii: oh man. ur-das-keyboard. heh. [03:38] alright, time to bail, have fun rjwiii :) [03:39] sarnold: I've looked at a bunch of ergonomic keyboards, but never found one with a good layout ... [03:39] sarnold: g' [03:39] g'nite [03:42] sarnold: thanks for the help [03:42] tatertotz: you, too ... thanks. [03:59] Hi, I want to interface the orange pi pc with the ISCP pins of the Arduino , has anyone did it ? [03:59] Via the GPIO pins [04:00] saurabh009: wrong channel? [04:00] Oh, isn;t this orange pi one [04:00] Sorry my bad, I though I joined channnel xD [04:00] saurabh009: nope ... :) === DarthRadar8 is now known as DarthRadar [04:46] There was a power glitch here at my place... and now my Ubuntu 18.04 machine won't boot. It gets to a graphical startup screen, spits out some errors related to nouveau, then just goes into a reboot loop [04:47] I've tried Ctrl+Alt-F2, but can't login. I get a login prompt, but it reboots before I'm able to log in and do anything. [04:47] Some other errors I see are "FECS falcon already acquired by gr!" [04:48] And, it will say "Started Hold until boot process finishes up." [04:49] The system itself is okay (hardware), since I can boot into Ubuntu 16.04 and 20.04, which are installed on the same system.. but 18.04 is where all of my tools and work are installed. [04:50] I have not lost any data, fortunately, but I'd still like to get 18.04 booting again to get back to m project.. === someperson is now known as Some_Person [05:34] sharpertool: are you chatting from the computer right now? === v0lta5 is now known as v0lta === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [06:40] on a new laptop when booted into windows, has a resolution of 1920x1080, but when booted into ubuntu only allows 1024x768, how can I get ubuntu to use the higher resolution? [06:56] neildugan: did you install the proprietary drivers? === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [07:53] how would I install the proprietary drivers? (on install I did select the tick box for that) === mateen1 is now known as mateen === mateen1 is now known as mateen [08:08] I can't remember what command I can use to check my installed RAM layout. [08:08] I mean, how many slots my motherboard has, and what I have installed in each slot. [08:08] I'm pretty sure there was a command for that. dmidecode? [08:10] perhaps lshw -C memory [08:13] hmm, would lshw be able to tell me if I had unused banks? === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [08:14] Looks like it, according to the sample output here: https://askubuntu.com/a/673409 [08:21] yeah, looks like three empty slots [08:27] in 20.04 apport stopped showing the "send an error report" dialog [08:27] is there a way to fix that^ [08:27] ? [08:28] DrMax: systemsetting/privacy/last tab [08:29] DrMax: send problems to canonical: manual [08:29] "automatic" [08:29] so "manual" ? [08:29] yeah, manual means you are giving the choice [08:29] hmm ok [08:30] if "automatic" when does it decide to send in crashes? [08:30] I'm running whoopsie (and it sens a couple of them) [08:30] sends* [08:31] DrMax: automatic or manual, when crashes occur, your system will log them in /var/crash, dmesg, journal,.. [08:31] yes, but it didn't send them [08:31] /var/crash has a couple of reports in it [08:31] DrMax: whats your problem exactly? [08:32] it doesn't seem to send reports, just store them in /var/crash [08:33] launching apport-cli makes it send them [08:33] DrMax: i mean your actual problem, crash? [08:33] gnome-shell [08:33] DrMax: well some bugs should be filed manually with ubuntu-bug packagename [08:34] DrMax: after you filed it, you can share the crash ID url with the devs from your bug [08:38] the wiki says "disabled by default" on "stable" releases [08:39] DrMax: you mean the 20.04 releasenotes? [08:39] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Apport [08:40] Query: 18.04 hwe stack has which kernel? 5.4? [08:40] DrMax: is your system up to date? [08:40] very [08:41] DrMax: try reinstall apport perhaps, that fixed things for me in the past in some cases [08:42] and a reboot after, see if you can make it jump open after [08:42] Anyone here familiar with the Ubuntu CVE Tracker? I tried googling, but I couldn't find any answers. What exactly does it mean when a CVE is deferred? Can I find information about why it is deferred anywhere? [08:45] !usn | ItchyDriver this? [08:45] ItchyDriver this?: Please see https://usn.ubuntu.com/ for information about recent Ubuntu security updates. [08:46] !info linux-image-generic-HWE-18.04 | The_LoudSpeaker [08:46] The_LoudSpeaker: linux-image-generic-hwe-18.04 (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image (dummy transitional package). In component main, is optional. Version 5.4.0.42.46 (focal), package size 1 kB, installed size 17 kB [08:46] Noice! [08:46] Thanks! lotuspsychje [08:47] tomorrow is another day... zZz [08:47] thanks for the info [08:47] cheers DrMax [08:49] I'm struggling to repair grub from a liveusb, for a luks-encrypted kubuntu 18.04 / windows dual boot [08:49] lotuspsychje Almost, but not quite. I'm looking at something like this https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2017/CVE-2017-9162.html and I'm trying to understand what exactly I'm reading [08:50] ItchyDriver: According to NVD, When a CVE is given this status the NVD does not plan analyze or re-analyze this CVE due to resource or other concerns. Or atleast that's how NVD defines it. I'm guessing Ubuntu has similar definitions [08:50] ItchyDriver: if you need deeper help with security, please also see #ubuntu-hardened [08:51] presently on boot I'm prompted for the system partition password, then I get a bare grub prompt [08:51] lotuspsychje: Thanks, I will check it out. [08:52] Rum: That's what I found as well, I just wanted to be sure that I wasn't missing anything about how Ubuntu does it re: an explanation as to why it may have been deferred. [08:52] Working through e.g. https://gist.github.com/samuelcolvin/43c5ed2807e7db004b1058d0c9bfb068 and I can mount the encrypted partitions and chroot to the system volume [08:54] Output from fdisk -l is here: https://pastebin.com/BhV85bcL [08:54] ItchyDriver: Usually the description says why it was deferred. For example, read the description of this CVE [08:54] When a CVE is given this status the NVD does not plan analyze or re-analyze this CVE due to resource or other concerns. [08:54] https://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-security/cve/2019/CVE-2019-19770.html [08:55] (/dev/sda is the usb stick) [08:59] So I think I'm most of the way there, but not sure how to proceed; update-grub fails because there is no /boot/grub (only /boot/efi) and I'm not certain that grub-install is going to do the right thing [09:02] (plus of course its options are many and various) [09:02] Rum: Alright. So with a CVE with a bare description like the one I linked, I'm basically looking at "this isn't important enough to devote the required resources"? [09:03] grimly: reading.. [09:04] grimly: what's mounted in the chroot right now? [09:05] did you mount --bind /sys /proc /dev /dev/pts? [09:07] EriCC^^: yes to the binding mounts. chrooted to the /dev/mapper/system-root with /dev/nvme0n1p1 mounted at /mnt/boot/efi [09:09] grimly: ok type 'sudo chroot /mnt' [09:09] then 'mount -a' [09:10] mount: /home: special device /dev/mapper/data-home does not exist. [09:10] That is purely a data partition so shouldn't be too relevant [09:11] grimly: ok, what does "df /boot" give in the chroot? [09:12] filesystem /dev/mapper/system-boot (use 60%) mounted on /boot [09:13] grimly: ok, type 'cat /etc/default/grub' and paste [09:14] grimly: or if you want just see if you have a line there "GRUB_ENABLE_CRYPTODISK=y" [09:14] yeah I have it; https://pastebin.com/sSejkrQn [09:17] grimly: ok, try 'update-initramfs -u -k all' === the_ant1 is now known as the_ant [09:18] i dont know a whole lot about encryption with grub, but the arch wiki here should have some good info https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Dm-crypt/Encrypting_an_entire_system [09:19] hey guys :) ubuntu 20, 64, for raspberry pi 4. After I tried to renew dhcp lease with this - sudo dhclient -r; sudo dhclient [09:19] - I got 2 ipv4 addresses [09:19] IPv4 address for eth0: 192.168.0.111 [09:20] IPv4 address for eth0: 192.168.0.113 [09:20] kre10: you chatting from the computer right now? [09:21] nope [09:21] from other laptop which I use with ssh [09:22] here's the output from ip address show eth0 [09:22] inet 192.168.0.113/24 brd 192.168.0.255 scope global secondary noprefixroute eth0 [09:23] global secondary... [09:24] kre10: in terminal> nmcli d s|nc 5.39.93.71 9999 [09:24] kre10: share url/link here...if you do not get a url/link..simply say so [09:24] EriC^^: looks promising. I'll attempt a reboot [09:24] OK [09:25] Command 'nmcli' not found, but can be installed with: === j is now known as jess [09:25] I think I have removed the secondary ipv4 address with sudo ip address del 192.168.0.113/24 dev eth0 [09:25] grimly: first try to reinstall grub to the main disk [09:25] and update-grub [09:25] but I'm not sure :( [09:27] tatertotz, nope, there's still 2 addresses for eth0 [09:27] kre10: what IP did you use to ssh into the RasPi? [09:28] kre10: disconnect and reconnect [09:28] 192.168.0.111 [09:28] I can connect with both IP-s [09:30] now, after reboot, TP link DHCP Client List says 192.168.0.113 is for RasPi [09:30] but, like I said, I can connect with the both [09:31] kre10: is that preventing you from accomplishing anything? [09:31] kre10: can you name any negative impacts this is causing? [09:32] actually yes, I can't set up dhcp address reservation [09:32] I try to set 192.168.0.109, but it doesn't work [09:32] why not? [09:33] I don't know. I have at least 5 address reservations and they work just fine. But I can't manage to set this one [09:33] you're attempting to use dhcp reservation from the web management of the TP-Link router? true/false [09:33] True [09:34] After reboot, TP-Link shows 192.168.0.111 or 113 [09:34] kre10: and if your TP-Link router is not respecting the settings you're attempting to use, that symptom is isolated to the TP-Link router..not any other device [09:34] hm.. [09:34] Is there anyway to remove the secondary address? [09:35] kre10: maybe check for newer TP LINK router firmware if you are unable to administer the router and it is not respecting ip reservations [09:35] kre10: you're using AUTO IP/DHCP...you get what ever TP-LINK gives [09:36] hm, OK [09:36] I have set up one of 2 IP's in the routher dhcp reservation. I will reboot both the router and Pi now. [09:36] EriC^^: Unsure how concerned to be about this output: https://pastebin.com/aXJcM61P [09:37] hi [09:37] how does gdm affect the way my X desktop looks like? [09:38] after I disabled gdm, my X desktop looks a bit different, and I'd like to understand the differences [09:38] kre10: its normal and expected that you have abnormalities since you are set to AUTO IP/DHCP and then you the human end user have your fingers into the equation also tinkering with the network ip settings....so this is totally expected behavior under the circumstance [09:38] tatertotz, I understand. Thank you for everything! [09:39] It works with .111 and now pi shows only one IP on eth0 [09:39] kre10: the TP-Link router is handing out IP's and then you're coming right behind it tinkering...so i would expect such [09:40] If I enable iGPU multimonitor from bios (I have intel integrated and discrete nvidia), tty console is all black :/ Where should file bug about this? [09:40] once again, thank you so much! [09:40] have a great day, tatertotz [09:40] kre10: take care [09:44] right-oh, let's see what happens. Cheers EriC^^ for valuable assistance === OEIRAS is now known as OERIAS [10:15] newly created second user account, it's not able to login from GUI yet able to login from terminal within the 1st user account. [10:16] Any suggestions what might be wrong? [10:23] lt: what error does user2 get then they try to log in to GUI? [10:25] tatertotz: no errors ... just a quick flickering UI and flipps back as if I did nothing [10:28] I created the account usering , useradd xxxx , passwd xxxx [10:28] no usermod [10:31] Hey guys, I have two weird questions that have been bothering me for a while: why does the icon for the ethernet connection have a question mark on it, like this: https://imgur.com/GqnEx12? And why, despite all my efforts to turn it off/disable it, Ubuntu/GNOME/something keeps turning the bluetooth on my laptop on? [10:34] shit! none of the users has home directory under /home [10:34] anyone knows why? [10:34] lt: you chatting from the computer right now? [10:35] lt: try using adduser instead of useradd [10:35] tatertotz: no from different computer, I don't want to user adduser [10:36] my aim to learn to from issues actually not to find easy workaround [10:36] lt: in terminal> journalctl|grep lure|nc termbin.com 9999 [10:36] useradd -D results HOME=/home [10:37] lt: share url/link here...if you do not get a url/link..simply say so [10:38] lt: that's why your user can't log in [10:38] No but thanks [10:39] lt: the logs will show it [10:39] lt: clearly and verbatim [10:40] lt: you're welcome [10:42] simple fix ... mkdir /home/$USER; chwon $USER:$USER /home/$USER [10:48] Hi. Do you guys know where can I find the pycharm on the filesystem if I installed it using snap? [10:49] I'm trying to install the cython extension for the debugger manually because it fails with a strange error. [10:56] the_drow[m], /snap/{name_of_your_application}/current, i think? === mIk3_09 is now known as mIk3_08 [11:19] how can i delete folder including folder and files? [11:19] subfolder [11:20] help me [11:24] futureRich, rm -rf /folderpath/ ##but be carefull if you need sudo [11:24] ok thanks coconut :) [11:25] @ovrh I can't find the egg file in the usual place. [11:26] futureRich, just stay out of the root folder if you need to rm files [11:26] ok i will do it [11:37] the_drow[m], the usual place? What's the usual place? [11:45] Howdy all [13:08] So... weird thing - installing 20.04 desktop with "minimal" system, so it downloaded a lot of stuff and how it's "removing" ? What the ..... ? [13:09] how->now ... [13:27] what the hell, now I choose a "full" install and it still does "completely removing whatever" ... ?! [13:27] who broke ubuntu installer ? [13:27] Onepamopa, did you hash check your iso? [13:27] coconut, I didn't [13:28] i would do that first [13:28] I'll do that shorty [13:29] hi folks! [13:30] I installed latest updates yesterday. [13:30] coconut, the checksum matches [13:31] Now, the system starts with a welcome screen for a new user, which I don't want to set up, and it won't let me answer as for myself, with my current username. [13:31] 20.04.1 was supposed to be released today [13:31] Is that likely? [13:31] considering the broken install of 20.04 ... I really hope so... [13:32] no new updates here today. [13:32] coconut, any other ideas? [13:32] so is mine a known problem? [13:34] I'm stuck "installing" and now it decided to "remove & completely remove" packages .... [13:34] how would I bypass that welcome screen to get to myself as an existing user? [13:35]