[01:32] <WalterWhitesCook> getting a gnome-control-center crash and it saws it might be a obsolete package version. Is apt autoremove sufficient to resolve it?
[01:35] <ses1984> i just had a system totally lock up, not saved by alt-sysreq REISUB
[01:36] <ses1984> i wanted to see if alt-sysreq REISUB actually worked, so the first thing i did after rebooting was to ctrl-alt-f1 and try to do it, and it says REI are not supported but it did happily reboot on SUB
[01:36] <ses1984> anyway, is there anything specific i should check for evidence on why it locked up in the first place?
[02:07] <SparkyFlary> does anyone know what is the newest 32 bit ubuntu linux that has a partitioner that comes with the image disc?
[02:19] <xbfrog> well, i wanted to install a simple drawing app. i chose pinta from the software repository in ubuntu. trying to install i got sorry, something went wrong: error opening directory "/usr/share/appdata": no such file or directory . can this be fixed?
[02:21] <digup> did you try to install through synaptic or terminal?
[02:21] <digup> paste the output.
[02:23] <xbfrog> thru software gui
[02:23] <xbfrog> ubuntu software icon
[02:24] <xbfrog> i'm not sure where to get the output
[02:24] <xbfrog> where?
[02:24] <digup> update the repo first before installing any software
[02:24] <xbfrog> ok
[02:25] <xbfrog> it says their are no updates
[02:25] <xbfrog> software is up to date
[02:26] <digup> now fire up the terminal
[02:26] <xbfrog> ok
[02:26] <digup> paste the commands..
[02:26] <digup> $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:pinta-maintainers/pinta-stable
[02:26] <digup> $ sudo apt update
[02:27] <digup> $ sudo apt install pinta
[02:27] <digup> done.
[02:28] <xbfrog> It is strongly recommended to also ensure that Mono 6.10 or higher is installed on your system (run `mono --version` to check), as earlier 6.x versions can produce random crashes.
[02:29] <digup> update the mono font then
[02:29] <xbfrog> ok
[02:30] <xbfrog> from terminal or do i need to go to https://www.mono-project.com/download/stable/#download-lin
[02:31] <digup> first check whether mono is already installed.. if it is installed remove the older version if it's less than 6.x and install the new ones
[02:33] <digup> let me know what happends
[02:33] <digup> happens*
[02:33] <xbfrog> ^mono --version
[02:33] <brenster21> Hello I am currently issues with an external drive where it gets mounted then 10 to 15 minutes later it starts giving me and input/output error. I tried using ntfsck ntfsfix to fix the drive but i am having 0 luck. it is an ntfs formated usb external
[02:33] <xbfrog> Command 'mono' not found, but can be installed with:
[02:33] <xbfrog>  
[02:33] <xbfrog> sudo apt install mono-runtime
[02:36] <digup> use the method from the link you sent me
[02:36] <xbfrog> ok
[02:36] <digup> what version are you using? 20.01 lts?
[02:36] <xbfrog> .o4 lts
[02:36] <digup> k
[02:40] <xbfrog> connecting to ppa launchpad.net
[02:40] <xbfrog> E: The repository 'http://ppa.launchpad.net/thomas.tsai/ubuntu-tuxboot/ubuntu focal Release' does not have a Release file.
[02:41] <xbfrog> N: Updating from such a repository can't be done securely, and is therefore disabled by default
[02:41] <xbfrog> N: See apt-secure(8) manpage for repository creation and user configuration details
[02:42] <digup> your ubuntu-tuxboot source is causing the problem.. do you remember why you added that?
[02:42] <xbfrog> nope dont remember adding it
[02:43] <digup> did you try to clone/backup your system using clonezilla?
[02:43] <digup> for now.. rather than deleting it.. let's disable it..
[02:43] <digup> sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:44] <digup> and comment out the line that starts with http://ppa.launchpad.net/thomas..
[02:44] <xbfrog> ok looking
[02:47] <xbfrog> there is no line that starts with http://ppa.launchpad.net
[02:47] <xbfrog> went down the list an back up
[02:47] <digup> check if that sort of file exist under /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[02:48] <digup> if it does just delete it haha after making the backup under your home folder
[02:48] <xbfrog> do i check it in nano or close this and check it in terminal?
[02:49] <qualitycoder> I am having an issue booting into my Ubuntu machine. It used to boot up just fine, but when I went to restart it today, it won't complete boot up. It gets to the motherboard logo, then the motherboard logo goes away, and then the black screen turns to a light grey screen, and stops there. I booted into a live cd and chrooted an uninstalled the last
[02:49] <qualitycoder> installed program (virt-manager). I tried rebooting, same thing. I booted back into the live cd and tried reinstalling grub, using several different methods, the last method was the boot-repair gui tool. Any help would be awesome.
[02:50] <digup> just do $ ls /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[02:50] <digup> there should be couple of files.. if one exist with "thomas" just delete it
[02:50] <digup> you know what to do.. after that update through terminal
[02:51] <xbfrog> two lines with thomas
[02:52] <xbfrog> how do i delet them?
[02:52] <digup> qualitycoder: are you using UEFI? did you install it under /boot/efi? did you generate grub.cfg after the installation of grub?
[02:53] <digup> xbfrog: sudo rm -r /etc/apt/sources/<the file name. be vert careful not to delete anything>
[02:53] <digup> xbfrog: sudo rm -r /etc/apt/sources.list.d/<the file name. be vert careful not to delete anything>
[02:53] <digup> sorry don't read the first line
[02:53] <xbfrog> ok
[02:55] <xbfrog> ok done
[02:55] <digup> now run the update & upgrade
[02:55] <qualitycoder> digup: I believe my BIOS uses UEFI, but not really sure. I generated grub.cfg on at least one of the methods (running update-grub). If the graphical tool (boot-repair) does it, than at least 2 of the methods. I do have a link for the pastebin from the graphical tool output, if that would help
[02:56] <digup> please link the output
[02:56] <qualitycoder> http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/p8hsWDmnNQ/
[02:57] <xbfrog> so, sudo apt update first?
[02:59] <xbfrog> 'https://download.mono-project.com/repo/ubuntu stable-focal InRelease' doesn't support architecture 'i386'
[02:59] <digup> xbfrog: yes..
[02:59] <digup> xbfrog: holy-shit. are you under 32bit arch?
[02:59] <xbfrog> no 64bit
[03:01] <digup> paste the output of 'lshw'
[03:01] <xbfrog> ok
[03:01] <digup> run lshw in your terminal and paste the output
[03:01] <digup> use pastebin for that
[03:02] <xbfrog> ok
[03:02] <xbfrog> WARNING: output may be incomplete or inaccurate, you should run this program as super-user
[03:03] <xbfrog> necessary or no?
[03:03] <digup> qualitycoder: hi.. it seems like you didn't install the bootloader in a seperate /boot/efi with EFI partition. Atleast that's what the error is saying.. it's not being able to detect ESP File System
[03:03] <digup> xbfrog. doesn't matter just run as root just to be sure
[03:03] <xbfrog> ok
[03:05] <qualitycoder> I don't recall ever having an EFI partition. Not sure what it setup originally when I installed it awhile back.
[03:05] <digup> qualitycoder: You were suppose to create 500MB of seperate 'EFI Partition' and install the grub.
[03:06] <digup> $ grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/efi --bootloader-id=GRUB
[03:06] <andypoenas> hola senor and senorita. anyone who need Tor bridge for personal use? free stuffs. tor bridge is good mix with GNUnet. Private message me if interest.
[03:06] <digup> before that step you need to mount /dev/sdX /boot/efi
[03:07] <qualitycoder> I've been running this machine for awhile. It might have done that itself originally, but I didn't
[03:07] <Kon> qualitycoder: Open up gparted and look at your partition scheme. See if you have one or not.
[03:07] <digup> and final step would be grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[03:07] <Kon> Also check to see if you have a /boot/efi folder at all
[03:07] <Kon> It's possible that you have a Legacy BIOS install, even if your computer is UEFI
[03:08] <Kon> Also double check if you have grub-pc installed or grub-efi-amd64
[03:09] <Kon> grub-pc being for legacy installs
[03:09] <qualitycoder> from what I see from the Live CD there doesn't seem to be anything inside of the boot dir
[03:09] <xbfrog> https://pastebin.pl/view/aa69b4cb
[03:10] <digup> if you're in a live environment.. just enter the chroot-environent once your mount
[03:10] <digup> the mount point is /mnt
[03:12] <gnUser> Does ubuntu indeed use initrd and not initramds during boot?
[03:12] <gnUser> initramfs *
[03:12] <qualitycoder> ok, what all should I mount besides sdb5
[03:13] <digup> xbfrog: can you type in 'unanme -m' in your terminal?
[03:13] <xbfrog> yes
[03:14] <digup> qualitycoder: just your root dir would do. what's the output of 'lsblk -f'
[03:15] <digup> xbfrog: output?
[03:16] <xbfrog> unanme -m?
[03:17] <digup> yes
[03:17] <qualitycoder> https://pastebin.com/ZJyMveKL
[03:17] <xbfrog> Command 'urname' not found
[03:17] <tieinv> uname -m
[03:18] <xbfrog> cut and paste
[03:18] <xbfrog> that was it, syntax
[03:18] <xbfrog> x86_64
[03:24] <digup> xbfrog: $ sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
[03:24] <digup> $ sudo apt update
[03:24] <digup> should now fix your issue
[03:25] <xbfrog> ok, good
[03:26] <xbfrog> so now re run the install of pinta?
[03:26] <digup> qualitycoder: there's so many drives, I'm confused. just analyze where your root mount point would be and then mount /dev/sdX /mnt
[03:26] <digup> xbfrog: yes. but did the update work?
[03:26] <digup> no errors?
[03:26] <xbfrog> oh lemme post
[03:27] <qualitycoder> digup the mount point is on sdb5
[03:27] <digup> $ mount /dev/sdb5 /mnt
[03:27] <xbfrog> 24 packages can be upgraded. Run 'apt list --upgradable' to see them.
[03:27] <digup> $ chroot /mnt -s /bin/bash
[03:27] <xbfrog> N: Skipping acquire of configured file 'main/binary-i386/Packages' as repository 'https://download.mono-project.com/repo/ubuntu stable-focal InRelease' doesn't support architecture 'i386'
[03:29] <digup> qualitycoder: after you are chrooted.. create a folder /boot/efi then mount where you want your /boot/efi to be mounted. eg: /dev/sdX
[03:29] <qualitycoder> digup it says chroot: failed to run command '-s': No such file or directory
[03:30] <digup> xbfrog: I believe the mono pkg is 32bit.. just remove it from source file or delete it from your /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[03:30] <digup> qualitycoder: chroot /mnt
[03:31] <qualitycoder> ah, bash is at /usr/bin/bah, should I -s that instead?
[03:31] <digup> try :D
[03:32] <qualitycoder> ok, "sudo chroot /mnt" without the -s worked
[03:32] <digup> follow the steps
[03:33] <digup> check if /boot/efi exists. if not create one
[03:33] <qualitycoder> just created one
[03:34] <digup> analyze where /boot would have been mounted before. it would should be just 500MB in size
[03:35] <qualitycoder> sdb1 is 649.5M, that's the only one around that size
[03:35] <digup> yeah that should be it..
[03:35] <digup> mount /dev/sdb1 /boot/efi
[03:36] <qualitycoder> exit chroot first, so I can access /dev/sdb1?
[03:38] <digup> however.. the /dev/sdb1 should be mounted to /boot/efi
[03:38] <digup> if you exit.. the /boot/efi should be then /mnt/boot/efi
[03:38] <digup> but, double check
[03:39] <qualitycoder> ok, efi now has stuff in it
[03:40] <digup> remember if you exit chroot.. /boot/efi(your live cd boot) /mnt/boot/efi(your newly created stuff)
[03:41] <qualitycoder> right, I mounted /dev/sbd1 to /mnt/boot/efi
[03:41] <digup> https://askubuntu.com/questions/831216/how-can-i-reinstall-grub-to-the-efi-partition
[03:41] <digup> here's a solution to your problem..
[03:42] <digup> let us know the good news when you're done
[03:43] <xbfrog> i'm not sure where to to or what command to use. would you be kind enough to guide me?
[03:43] <digup> xbfrog: ?
[03:43] <xbfrog> lyes?
[03:44] <digup> xbfrog: we need information. what's happening?
[03:44] <xbfrog> you said mono seems to be 32 bit just remove the file from ....
[03:45] <xbfrog> right now i'm root@xBfrog:/etc/apt/sources.list.d#
[03:45] <qualitycoder> https://pastbin.com/TGcTpqfy
[03:48] <digup> qualitycoder: what is the file system of /dev/sdb1
[03:49] <digup> qualitycoder: just paste the output here.. $ lsblk -f /dev/sdb1
[03:49] <digup> xbfrog: sorry.. just remove mono source file
[03:50] <qualitycoder> FSTYPE is ext4
[03:50] <xbfrog> ok how?
[03:50] <qualitycoder> I would copy paste, but IRC is on my laptop, having issues with Ubuntu on my desktop.
[03:51] <gnUser> Why is only initrd present inside /boot and not initramfs on Ubuntu 20.04?
[03:53] <digup> qualitycoder: format your /dev/sdb1 from ext4 to vfat
[03:53] <digup> qualitycoder: mkfs.vfat -F 32 /dev/sdb1
[03:54] <digup> after that follow the forum link I sent you
[03:55] <digup> xbfrog: like you deleted thomas.tsai file
[03:55] <digup> xbfrog: find one with mono
[03:55] <qualitycoder> do I run that mkfs command from outside the chroot? From inside I got a message that it contains a mounted filesystem
[03:56] <xbfrog> mono-official-stable.list is the only one
[03:56] <digup> xbfrog: delete it.. it's a 32 bit pkg and doesn't work with your arch
[03:56] <xbfrog> ok
[03:57] <digup> qualitycoder: if you're in live env. it's safe to unmount
[03:58] <himcesjf> Hi, how can I disable use of ethernet port when I use WiFi all the time? I see that on powertop, ethernet network interface is reporting high power consumption - https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/yL5q85fm/Screenshot_20200917_092524.png
[03:59] <xbfrog> rm: cannot remove '/etc/apt/sources/mono-offical-stable.list': No such file or directory
[03:59] <xbfrog> but i see it
[03:59] <xbfrog> not the right command?
[03:59] <digup> qualitycoder: to know where /dev/sdb1 is mounted.. just run '$ findmnt /dev/sdb1'
[04:00] <digup> xbfrog: see what's the name of the file.. just type in first three words and hit TAB it should autocomplete
[04:00] <qualitycoder> it's mounted on /media/ubuntu-budgie/[some uuid]
[04:01] <xbfrog> ok
[04:03] <qualitycoder> it was mounted to /boot/efi but after unmounting it, it moved to there, but even after that, I still get the same "mounted filesystem" message
[04:04] <xbfrog> sudo rm -r /etc/apt/sources/mono at this point tab does nothing
[04:05] <digup> xbfrog: isn't it suppose to be /etc/apt/sources.list.d/mono..
[04:05] <xbfrog> ah i think i got it
[04:06] <xbfrog> yep goti t
[04:06] <xbfrog> took me a min to think what next :)
[04:07] <digup> http://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2020/08/pinta-1-7-released-install-ubuntu-20-04/
[04:07] <xbfrog> ok...NOW run pinta? :)
[04:10] <digup> can you now run pinta?
[04:10] <xbfrog> will try now
[04:10] <Hallcyon> Does ubuntu load into ram when running from a live usb?
[04:12] <digup> Hallcyon: no, unless you have a parameter setup in the grub script
[04:12] <Hallcyon> toram ?
[04:13] <digup> yes
[04:13] <digup> I think so
[04:13] <Hallcyon> cool, I will be using usb 1.1 so II think that would be a good idea
[04:14] <xbfrog> yeah, pinta opened
[04:14] <digup> good.
[04:14] <digup> does the font look alright?
[04:14] <xbfrog> took it a minute
[04:14] <xbfrog> yes
[04:14] <digup> well then have fun
[04:15] <xbfrog> thank you :)
[04:16] <digup> hi qualitycoder, is everything alright?
[04:16] <qualitycoder> no, I'm still getting that mounted filesystem message even after running umount on it
[04:17] <digup> $ sudo umount /(wherever it's mounted)
[04:18] <qualitycoder> I just said, I already ran umount on it, and I'm still getting the mounted filesystem message when trying to run mkfs
[04:20] <digup> without unmounting you can't change the fs
[04:21] <qualitycoder> when I run findmnt, it now points to /media/ubuntu-budgie/[some uuid]
[04:23] <digup> cause now it's mounted to your live cd
[04:25] <qualitycoder> ok, I think the mkfs worked. lsblk seems to be showing it as vfat
[04:25] <digup> good
[04:25] <digup> now follow the forum guide I sent you
[04:26] <digup> don't just copy and paste before you mess up.. know what you're doing as you type the commands
[04:28] <qualitycoder> same exact output as last time
[04:37] <qualitycoder> I'm getting the same output as last time, but I'm going to reboot the desktop and see if anything has changed
[04:39] <qualitycoder> ok, I am still getting a light grey screen, but it is showing an error now "error: can't find command 'fwsetup'
[04:59] <brendantcc> ik this is a bit off topic but I was about to ask if the 18.04-mini installer had an install location selector and then it popped up on my HP elitebook 2560p that I happen to be installing it on from netboot
[05:12] <uJanMi> Hi, I'm trying to set a background image for grub. I've both used grub-customizer and also tried manually edit /etc/defaults/grub and then "update-grub" and also I've tried once to do "grub-mkconfig" ... but all these cases grub didn't dispaly image it seems it fail finding the image to display it (most probably). The image is in /usr/share/images/grub/sth.tga
[05:17] <digup> output of your grub.cfg?
[05:18] <digup> 1) JPG/JPEG images must be 8-bit (256 color)
[05:18] <digup> 2) Images should be non-indexed, RGB
[05:24] <qualitycoder> digup thanks for your help earlier. I'm getting ready to give up and just reformat everything. I think I'm in an even worse place now than I was before, and it's getting really frustrating.
[05:26] <qualitycoder> digup I hope that doesn't sound bad. I'm not blaming you for anything. I'm legitimately thanking you for your help. ( I read it after I hit enter, and it looks like I'm blaming you for it, so I thought I would send this second message, lol)
[05:32] <chaitanya122> hello all. while I am trying to install opencv by using "pip install flask opencv-python" it is showing the following error
[05:32] <chaitanya122> ERROR: Command errored out with exit status 1:   command: /usr/bin/python /home/chaitanya/.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pip/_vendor/pep517/_in_process.py get_requires_for_build_wheel /tmp/tmpP3xFRo       cwd: /tmp/pip-install-3Tl9ZG/opencv-python  Complete output (22 lines):  Traceback (most recent call last):    File
[05:32] <chaitanya122> "/home/chaitanya/.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pip/_vendor/pep517/_in_process.py", line 280, in <module>      main()    File "/home/chaitanya/.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pip/_vendor/pep517/_in_process.py", line 263, in main      json_out['return_val'] = hook(**hook_input['kwargs'])    File
[05:32] <chaitanya122> "/home/chaitanya/.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pip/_vendor/pep517/_in_process.py", line 114, in get_requires_for_build_wheel      return hook(config_settings)    File "/tmp/pip-build-env-jlGecj/overlay/lib/python2.7/site-packages/setuptools/build_meta.py", line 146, in get_requires_for_build_wheel      return
[05:32] <chaitanya122> self._get_build_requires(config_settings, requirements=['wheel'])    File "/tmp/pip-build-env-jlGecj/overlay/lib/python2.7/site-packages/setuptools/build_meta.py", line 127, in _get_build_requires      self.run_setup()    File "/tmp/pip-build-env-jlGecj/overlay/lib/python2.7/site-packages/setuptools/build_meta.py", line 243, in run_setup
[05:32] <chaitanya122> self).run_setup(setup_script=setup_script)    File "/tmp/pip-build-env-jlGecj/overlay/lib/python2.7/site-packages/setuptools/build_meta.py", line 142, in run_setup      exec(compile(code, __file__, 'exec'), locals())    File "setup.py", line 448, in <module>      main()    File "setup.py", line 99, in main      % {"ext":
[05:32] <chaitanya122> re.escape(sysconfig.get_config_var("EXT_SUFFIX"))}    File "/usr/lib/python2.7/re.py", line 210, in escape      s = list(pattern)  TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable  ----------------------------------------ERROR: Command errored out with exit status 1: /usr/bin/python
[05:33] <chaitanya122> /home/chaitanya/.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pip/_vendor/pep517/_in_process.py get_requires_for_build_wheel /tmp/tmpP3xFRo Check the logs for full command output.
[05:34] <Maik> chaitanya122: please use https://paste.ubuntu.com/ for large outputs
[05:43] <Maik> chaitanya122: please don't PM, everything can be said here when it comes to support. :)
[05:46] <digup> hey qualityocder sorry but, my suggestion is to backup your files before re-installing
[05:47] <digup> also to use a better guide to Install
[05:47] <digup> the ubuntu has official wiki of Installation in x64 arch
[06:11] <uJanMi> !paste
[06:14] <uJanMi> Hi, I'm trying to set a background image for grub. I've both used grub-customizer and also tried manually edit /etc/defaults/grub and then "update-grub" and also I've tried once to do "grub-mkconfig" ... but all these cases grub didn't dispaly image it seems it fail finding the image to display it (most probably). The image is in /usr/share/images/grub/sth.tga
[06:14] <uJanMi> Here is my grub.cfg:
[06:14] <uJanMi> https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/dxJ6Rvs6KK/
[06:15] <uJanMi> For the image, I use the images from grub2-splashimages which are tga format and as far as I know properly defined
[06:43] <imapi> hi guys, could somebody point me to article how can I create my personal offline ubuntu mirror.
[06:44] <imapi> tried apt-mirror - broken
[06:44] <imapi> mirrorbuild also doesn't work
[06:59] <neure> hi
[06:59] <neure> i guess nobody reads the login messages on ubuntu
[07:00] <neure> "This message is shown once once a day."
[07:00] <neure> is that once.. or twice?-)
[07:12] <ikonia> what ?
[08:27] <Fudgie> Anyone have an issue where upon restarting Ubuntu their sound devices reset? Every reboot I have to change my default sound device from my headset to my speakers. I don't see any reason for it happening, they're USB headphones. What can I do about that?
[08:35] <Laughing_GoD> hi
[08:39] <Hash> https://curiousviral.com/install-microsoft-net-framework-4-7/
[08:39] <Hash> I am trying to follow this
[08:39] <Hash> Install Microsoft .Net Framework 4.7 In Ubuntu 18.04/18.10
[08:39] <Hash> I am on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
[08:40] <Hash> I have tried many different versions of .NET framework 4.x but I can't seem to get any of them insalled in Ubuntuy
[08:40] <Hash> I've got wine, full mono-develop packages, etc.
[09:38] <Urbelis> 111
[09:42] <chaitanya122> hi. I'm getting this error in visual studio code. Please help me to fix it https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/RMTHN7BpGs/plain/
[11:12] <bdiddy> link is asking me to create an acct
[11:12] <bdiddy> oh he left
[11:13] <bdiddy> ubuntu one
[11:13] <bdiddy> wtf is this
[12:05] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[14:21] <andypoenas> hola senor and senorita. anyone who need Tor bridge for personal use? free stuffs. tor bridge is good mix with GNUnet. Private message me if interest. free stuffs.
[14:21] <Hejkki> lol
[14:29] <rapidwave> Just installed MySQL Server 8.0, but service isn't installed...cannot start server
[14:36] <rapidwave> How come the service wasn't created on installation?
[14:37] <Hejkki> :o
[14:43] <rangergord> what's the best remote tool for this scenario: a target computer controlled by a user sitting in front of it. I want multiple other people to be able to connect and see what's going on on that screen with as little pain as possible, however I don't want them to be able to control the input, or be able to crash the remote system. Just a low-priority read-only slave. I also dont want incoming connections to cause popups that
[14:43] <rangergord> would visually annoy the primary user, they're only watchers, not participants.
[14:44] <Hejkki> team viewer?
[14:44] <Hejkki> ahm, it shows a message when connected
[14:44] <rangergord> Teamviewer routes through the internet, my experience with it was poor. Also by default it transfers audio unless the person CONNECTING chooses not to.
[14:44] <Hejkki> i think..?
[14:45] <Hejkki> ok
[14:45] <rangergord> this would all be on a LAN
[14:45] <Hejkki> what was the thigie i tried a while ago... i forgot the name
[14:46] <rangergord> also having multiple people connected to one system will surely trip their "suspected commercial usage" . I got it as a home user with just me connecting to my PC.
[14:46] <rangergord> there's a bunch, I figured I'd ask for recomemndations here instead of trying them one by one and having to figure out the capabilities of each
[14:48] <jpds> rangergord: For something as specialized as this - you're going to have to do some research and see what works best for you
[14:49] <rangergord> allright, guess there goes my day
[14:49] <rangergord> thanks
[14:57] <jpds> rangergord: You might even want to see if leveraging some video conferencing software with screensharing like Jitsi works
[14:58] <jpds> That's fully open-source + the screen sharing works on Linux desktops
[15:25] <dTal> I'm trying to work with ANSYS and all of its scripts 1) start with #!/bin/sh and 2) are full of bash-isms
[15:25] <rapidwave> How do I remove bad service from systemctl?
[15:26] <dTal> any ideas how I can make /bin/sh point to /bin/bash just for ANSYS without broking the rest of the system?
[15:27] <leftyfb> rapidwave: bad service?
[15:27] <leftyfb> dTal: huh?
[15:27] <rapidwave> Yes, systecmtl says t is bad
[15:27] <leftyfb> rapidwave: which service?
[15:28] <rapidwave> mysql
[15:28] <rapidwave> msqld.service
[15:28] <leftyfb> rapidwave: remove/purge mysql should remove the service
[15:28] <leftyfb> rapidwave: or look at your logs and fix the problem
[15:28] <dTal> leftyfb: I'm sorry I don't understand your question
[15:29] <leftyfb> dTal: that makes 2 of us. If you need to parse bash-isms, then you need to specify #!/bin/bash
[15:29] <dTal> Yes, I know. Tell ANSYS
[15:30] <leftyfb> dTal: you'll need to contact ANSYS for support then. Pointing /bin/sh to /bin/bash is a terrible idea
[15:30] <dTal> Apparently on Red Hat and stuff /bin/sh is /bin/bash
[15:30] <dTal> there are about 16 thousand scripts in ANSYS
[15:31] <dTal> out of curiosity, what would break on Ubuntu is I did make that link permanently?
[15:31] <dTal> *if
[15:33] <rapidwave> mysql cannot connect to /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock
[15:34] <rapidwave> Says it doesn't exist
[15:34] <leftyfb> rapidwave: if you're looking to troubleshoot mysql, you might be better off asking in #ubuntu-server
[15:40] <sine0> hi folks, could I get some help, I have apt-get a program, its mega old and the software is one of these in dev ones where you need the latest
[15:40] <sine0> how can I best pull out the old one and then add the sources for the updated one
[15:41] <jpds> sine0: You can't
[15:42] <jpds> Ubuntu ships with a frozen archive for a release, it only gets major bug and security fixes
[15:43] <sine0> you mean I cant, in no way whatsoever, uninstall this software I have installed and then I cant install an updated version?
[15:44] <jpds> Oh, there are ways
[15:44] <sine0> yea i have done it before on linux installs, i know its "not the done thing" but like everyones doing it. like dope
[15:44] <jpds> It's just *ubuntu* isn't going to ship you an updated package for that software
[15:45] <sine0> how do i uninstall an apt-get package
[15:45] <jpds> apt-get remove
[15:46] <jpds> The easiest option is to see if the upstream author provides ubuntu packages
[15:47] <sine0> they have given me link
[15:47] <sine0> [PPA](https://launchpad.net/~freecad-maintainers/+archive/ubuntu/freecad-daily)
[15:52] <tryhard21> hi
[15:52] <tryhard21> my cronjobs won't run
[15:52] <tryhard21> i tried testing with `* * * * * /bin/echo "cron works" >> /tmp/file`
[15:52] <tryhard21> and it doesn't create the file
[15:52] <tryhard21> what should i do?
[16:11] <dTal> bah no patience these days
[16:22] <anarhist> greetings, i have a problem. i had the old computer, and things worked fine, i got another one after it broke down, and rather than reinstalling os i have simply taken out the harddrives and put them here. in the beginning everything worked fine, but in a few days i lost the ability to turn on the sound via hdmi, the mixer shows that it is "disconnected". i am on xubuntu 18.04
[16:44] <leftyfb> https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/3ZFSZ3x962/   I can't seem to find much about "Lost carrier" or "DHCP lease lost" as it pertains to wifi. Anyone seen this? We didn't see this with 16.04 but do on 18.04. I have ipv6 disabled. power management disabled. Using multiple wifi chipsets/drivers. This is on Ubuntu server using systemd and wpa_supplicant.
[17:08] <akem> Hey, Do you think this could work on Ubuntu: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000292492102.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.c5cd775cjIQ6Ge&algo_pvid=20613d80-8622-43b5-a166-e11938392c13&algo_expid=20613d80-8622-43b5-a166-e11938392c13-7&btsid=0bb0624016003623271835049e8321&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_
[17:09] <akem> Hm one guy said it's not BLE 5 but 4.
[17:10] <akem> HCI 9.X
[18:44] <dust> A start job for unit boot.mount has finished with a failure.
[18:44] <dust> The job identifier is 68 and the job result is failed.
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> Have all file systems mounted OK?
[19:21] <moonfmdesire> Hi, I have two mounted ntfs drives on my computer that are read only. How do I change it to read write and have my user name as owner?
[19:23] <EriC^^> moonfmdesire: sudo mount -o remount,rw /mountpoint
[19:25] <EriC^^> moonfmdesire: for the permissions you might need to chown the whole dir or remount while specifying the uid/guid
[19:25] <moonfmdesire> sudo: mount-o: command not found
[19:26] <jlj> moonfmdesire: needs a space in there
[19:26] <jlj> mount -o
[19:27] <moonfmdesire> Now the drives are not mounted
[19:27] <moonfmdesire> : - (
[19:28] <jlj> EriC^^: yeah doesn't ntfs write 777 by default?
[19:28] <jlj> moonfmdesire: did you get an error message?
[19:28] <moonfmdesire> no
[19:29] <abyssangel> hello everyone
[19:30] <moonfmdesire> lsblk shows the drives but thunar or whathaveyou does not
[19:30] <jlj> H'm. I just went with the default options: /dev/sdd1 on /media/ext type fuseblk (rw,relatime,user_id=0,group_id=0,allow_other,blksize=4096) [TOSHIBA EXT]
[19:32]  * jlj waves at abyssangel
[19:33] <moonfmdesire> So reinstall Ubuntu to resolve this issue?
[19:33] <jlj> Yikes no!
[19:33] <jlj> Wait! :-)
[19:33] <jlj> Does blkid say it's ntfs?
[19:34] <moonfmdesire> no it does not
[19:36] <moonfmdesire> jlj, But,I installed and formatted the drives myself
[19:36] <moonfmdesire> I dualboot
[19:37] <moonfmdesire> Maybe that is causing the issue...?
[19:37] <moonfmdesire> It's a pain to reinstall ubuntu
[19:37] <jlj> I see. Still seems extreme. So they're clean filesystems?
[19:37] <jlj> Yes, I agree!
[19:37] <jlj> :-)
[19:38] <moonfmdesire> but the drive permissions cannot be changed
[19:38] <moonfmdesire> I did all the chown chmoding and nothing, just read only
[19:38] <jlj> I assume you've install ntfs-3g, yes?
[19:38] <jlj> Yeah, you won't be able to change anything until it's mounted rw.
[19:39] <moonfmdesire> what is ntfs 3q?
[19:39] <moonfmdesire> what is the install package?
[19:40] <rfm> moonfmdesire, since it's a dual boot system you probably have windows "fast boot" enabled which basically turns shutdown into a suspend, and leaves the file systems dirty (uncommitted changes in the suspended os)
[19:41] <moonfmdesire> rfm, I do not have fastboot and do not enable that
[19:41] <moonfmdesire> my boot time is about three minutes per os
[19:41] <moonfmdesire> more or less
[19:41] <jlj> Ah. I've had problems with dual boot and fast boot. Didn't think of that.
[19:42] <jlj> Yes, ntfs-3g (g not q) is a package to install.
[19:42] <moonfmdesire> I already have ntfs-3g apparently
[19:42] <moonfmdesire> What a pain
[19:43] <jlj> Figured. Even if you don't think it's dirty, might be worth running fsck.
[19:44] <moonfmdesire> I think it only does this for linux file systems
[19:44] <moonfmdesire> I can reboot and run Windows utilities
[19:44] <moonfmdesire> But I think it will not change anything
[19:44] <moonfmdesire> So basically there is nothing I can do
[19:44] <moonfmdesire> Except work on the files from windows
[19:45] <jlj> H'm, learning myself at the moment... What about ntfsfix?
[19:47] <jlj> Or even ntfsinfo -m to start with...
[19:47] <jlj> -mv for verbose
[19:47] <moonfmdesire> jlj, So basically, you gave me commands that might even destroy my drives
[19:48] <moonfmdesire> jlj, Because you do not know yet
[19:48] <jlj> Sorry, should've said ntfsfix -n for no action.
[19:49] <jlj> Neither of those should do anything out of the box. Just give you more info.
[19:50] <moonfmdesire> Well, I need to track someone down who knows how to change permissions on an ntfs drive
[19:50] <moonfmdesire> or work from Windows
[19:51] <jlj> OK, well, I'm off. Good luck.
[19:53] <moonfmdesire> That about sums up Buntu support.
[21:10] <echelon> why isn't there a libgnutl30-dev package?
[21:12] <echelon> weird, i needed to install libgnutls28-dev
[21:21] <mloza>  how can I set pip3 to be pip in focal without doing manual symlink?
[21:22] <mloza> for python, i just install python3-is-python. Is there alternative for pip?
[21:38] <rayke> you could set an alias
[21:39] <rayke> e.g. alias pip=pip3