[00:01] Fixed, this machine has a duel boot the other O/S never reliquished the drive correclty [00:14] How to upgrade from 20.04 to 20.04.1 ? [00:14] eqw: just do your normal updates [00:16] 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. [00:18] why would it not be do-release-upgrade? [00:18] that is to upgrade to a new release of ubuntu [00:19] XX.XX.1 is a point release update. Not a full release. You get those just from doing normal updates [00:20] eqw: cat /etc/issue [00:20] Ubuntu 20.04 LTS \n \l [00:20] I got the system via debootstrap [00:20] so it is necessary install extra packages for do-release-upgrade [00:27] https://termbin.com/chn8 [00:28] eqw: you don't have focal-updates repo enabled [00:30] leftyfb: what is the most sane way to get the most usual /etc/apt/sources.list ? [00:30] eqw: install ubuntu [00:33] eqw: https://termbin.com/6xw5o [00:34] thank you [00:34] it is strange that debootstrap did not generate his [00:35] How do I reset a password for a user created using useradd? This is for a chroot/debootstrap ubuntu install running inside an arch host. I didn't create a password when I ran useradd, but now it's asking for the password when I try to change it. [00:36] lone-pine: passwd [00:37] lone-pine: if you're not root, then you'll need sudo [00:37] lone-pine: you'll need to be root or logged in with a user with sudo privs that has a password or has a config set in sudoers to allow using sudo without asking for the password [00:38] leftyfb, I figured it out. I exited the "su" session and returned to root, and from there I could change the password without knowing it [00:39] My next puzzle is to figure out how to get a shared clipboard in a chroot [00:43] does anyone know what apparmor is? I get the general ida, but what can it block? [00:44] not sure as it never got in my way [00:44] never bother to learn it [00:44] unlike selinux... [00:46] I see some error messages in syslog before SSH is unavable, I ssh in reverse and I have connection again. Can this be related? [00:49] lapidary: pastebin the error messages you're referring to. Just saying "some error messages" doesn't help [00:51] Hi, I've got some relatively new Intel NUC and I want to make it a very simple media center - let it just play music from firefox web browser. I would like to make it boot as fast as possible, thinking of enabling wake-on-lan. Do you know of any tricks/tutorials on how to speed up the boot time for such a simple system? [00:51] https://pastebin.com/s9P0jYnP [00:51] also, would you recommend any particular flavor over others? [00:52] lapidary: those are apparmor messages about a bitcoin snap package. Nothing to do with ssh [00:53] okay, so unrelated. I was trying to make sure [00:53] I could cut time on grub 5 sec timeout, I figured [00:53] or maybe I should use different distro than Ubuntu? [00:54] !ot | jadax [00:54] jadax: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [00:54] leftyfb my nick is registered [00:55] jadax: please join #ubuntu-offopic for non-support questions [01:11] hello, how can I enable support for extra mouse buttons in Ubuntu 20.04? there's an article on help.ubuntu.com, but that seems to cover X, not Wayland. running the commands shows a warning about how it might not work under Wayland. === bj_990 is now known as begui === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:39] In Ubuntu 18.04, I can change the screen brightness via Settings -> Power -> Power Saving -> Screen brightness, but the screen brightness hotkeys on my laptop's built-in keyboard don't actually work. [02:39] !acpi | k_sze probably [02:39] k_sze probably: to debug ACPI issues on ubuntu make sure your bios is up to date and follow the procedure here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingACPI === Mibixy is now known as Mibix === tds8 is now known as tds [04:29] can't seem to figure out why nginx keeps crashing [04:30] the /var/log/nginx/error.log doesnt seem to show anything critical [04:30] just upgraded from 18.04 to 20.04 [04:30] Mibix: on ubuntu server? [04:30] just ubuntu [04:30] love me some gui :p [04:31] Mibix: you might wanna talk to teward he's our nginx wizard [04:35] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/xz5TCj428K/ [04:41] hmm https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/perl/+bug/1897561 [04:41] Launchpad bug 1897561 in perl (Ubuntu) "libperl.so.5.30.0 causes nginx to segfault" [Undecided,Confirmed] [04:43] kewl [04:44] guess its happening to a lot of people not sure what the fix is though heh [04:49] if you really can't wait you can probably take the patch in the github issue and combine it with https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingEasyHowTo [04:52] wait for a new Perl release? [04:53] a new build for Ubuntu, yeah [04:55] heh i'll wait a few more days before i dive down that path [04:57] I can also imagine that perl might not be strictly required for nginx and one could theoretically disable its support temporarily [04:57] * matsaman shrugs [05:05] yeah i dont know how to do that either :D === Grldfrdom_ is now known as Grldfrdom === Grldfrdom is now known as Grldfrdom_ === test is now known as Guest39629 === EriC^ is now known as EriC^^ === lord4163_ is now known as lord4163 [07:34] Hi, I have two servers running Xenial (16.04). A few days back I updated the `ruby` (ruby2.3) on one of them and it gave me Ruby version 2.3.8. However today when I try to do the same on the second machine, I only see Ruby 2.3.1. I see the same in packages.ubuntu.com also. Did something change for that package or am I missing something in my apt [07:34] configuration? [07:55] In case somebody answered my question or is looking at it, please ignore. The machine where I see ruby 2.3.8 being available, it is using a PPA (from BrightBox) to get it. === bildramer1 is now known as bildramer [08:23] Does anybody know what the "H" in "H.264" stands for? [08:25] I know that there are also a whole bunch of other H.XXX standards. But I never could find out what the "H" stands for. [08:25] how do i make live ubuntu usb with persistent data storage? [08:25] k_sze: https://www.vcodex.com/news/what-does-the-h-in-h264-stand-for/ [08:26] So basically for nothing, just an enumeration [08:28] memoryleak, yeah, I know the "H" series is audio visual and multimedia. But why "H"? I was hoping there's a reason. :P [08:28] Sometimes an H is just an H :P [08:29] I mean, there seems to be neither B nor C series for some reason: https://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC/en [08:29] Maybe the H stands for HAHA no meaning [08:29] lols [08:29] thats not an ubuntu issues guys [08:29] No W series either. [08:29] !ot [08:29] #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [08:30] Oh wait, I thought I clicked the #ubuntu-offtopic channel. sorry. [08:41] felixi: https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-create-a-persistent-ubuntu-usb-stick-using-mkusb-tool [08:50] Hu [08:50] Hu [08:50] Hi [08:50] welcome new === ace_me1 is now known as ace_me [08:56] hi new if you have a support question just ask, wait and see if someone is able to help and offtopic chit-chat can be done in #ubuntu-offtopic. :) === mateen1 is now known as mateen [09:38] hi, new laptop, all I hear from my mic is static noise, ideas ? [09:50] while upgrading from 18.04 to 20.04 i'm getting this error [09:50] While scanning your repository information no entry about eoan could [09:50] be found. [09:50] An upgrade might not succeed. Do you want to continue anyway? [09:50] i'm not migrating from eoan... [09:51] all my sources.list entries are about focal [09:55] what about the ones in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*.list ? [09:57] empty nothing there [10:05] how are you doing the upgrade? [10:05] if you're on 18.04, your sources.list entries should mention bionic, not focal [10:05] you're not supposed to edit sources.list manually during upgrades; update-manager/do-release-upgrade will do that for you [10:07] Hi, when connecting to a VPN server with OpenVPN, some mechanism in Ubuntu configures an IPv6 address and a IPv6 default route for the `tap0` device. I'm pretty sure this is not caused by the OpenVPN client (disabled all the corresponding options, nothing in the debug output), so who is doing this? [10:20] Also, I configured Network Manager to treat `tap0` as `unmanaged`, and I uninstalled avahi. So who else is doing Network Configuration in Ubuntu in the background? [10:20] i ran do-release-upgrade === Anubis is now known as Atahualpa === MikeB67 is now known as dbasinge [10:21] the error shows when upgrade should almost be complete... [10:22] hi guys [10:22] welcome Atahualpa === JanC_ is now known as JanC [10:25] So, I'm trying to upgrade from 18.04.5 lts to 20.04.x lts. I tried to upgrade for weeks now, but without success. The update manager is telling me that I have broken packages, however when I looked into Muon Package Manager I didn't find one single broken packages or held back packages. [10:26] you probably have broken packages as part of the upgrade [10:26] not ones that exist on your system already [10:26] Miles8of9: wich error? [10:26] eg: ugrading a package from a->b breaks it [10:26] pwuertz: the kernel itself is setting up link-local IPv6 addresses [10:26] but I wouldn't expect a default route [10:27] While scanning your repository information no entry about eoan could be found. An upgrade might not succeed. Do you want to continue anyway? [10:28] i was using bionic not eoan [10:28] Miles8of9: do you have still leftovers from eoan? [10:28] never installed eoan [10:28] installed bionic and now i was trying to upgrade to focal [10:29] but upgrade can't continue! [10:29] Miles8of9: what about external ppa's with packages that could have been meant for eoan? [10:29] never installed packages from eoan [10:29] Miles8of9: did you ever add external ppa's to your system? [10:30] not me... maybe the previous admin... but sources.list now has only focal repos [10:31] Miles8of9: when external repos arent cleaned out properly, its possible there are package leftovers [10:31] @mgedmin I'm also getting two 2001:470: addresses. I'm not fluent in IPv6, but those aren't link local, are they? [10:31] with ppapurge for example [10:31] i can't know what he did... [10:31] Miles8of9: did apt have errors before you started the ltsupgrade? [10:32] no [10:32] Miles8of9: in wich stage are you now? [10:32] pwuertz: no, they're not -- still, IPv6 supposedly has autoconfiguration, maybe the router at the other end of the tunnel is advertising something? [10:32] pwuertz: I'm even less fluent in IPv6 given that no ISP in Lithuania is offering IPv6 connectivity to clients :/ [10:33] package upgrade... a package upgrade failed... roundcube... which i never used or installed [10:34] he surely did something strange... for example i can't create files or set permissions on some directories even if i'm root! that's VERY strange [10:34] mgedmin I'm pretty sure I disabled all those via OpenVpn options `pull-filter ignore redirect-gateway [10:35] and he installed an awful system management thing... "ispconfig"... === Thor is now known as Atahualpa [10:36] here is the pastebin: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/gTKBFXVpnw/ [10:36] which maybe screwed up things [10:36] where can i paste some images ? [10:37] selinux is installed but sestatus says it's disabled... [10:37] selinux is redhat normally [10:37] Miles8of9: backup your /home, try to ppapurge leftovers, and sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade to hopefully continue 20.04.1 [10:37] it's not installed by default on ubuntu [10:38] Atahualpa: imgur.com or pasteboard.ca [10:43] https://imgur.com/a/0UnbH62 [10:44] So, any idea why I can't upgrade? [10:45] what's the actual error [10:47] ikonia: Could not calculate the upgrade [10:47] An unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade. [10:47] This was likely caused by: [10:47] * Unofficial software packages not provided by Ubuntu [10:47] Please use the tool 'ppa-purge' from the ppa-purge [10:47] package to remove software from a Launchpad PPA and [10:48] Atahualpa: have you purged the repos as the error says === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 [10:55] Sorry, I had some connection issues. [10:56] ikonia: i don't have anny ppa repos in my sources.list [10:56] I removed manually any 3rd party repos [10:56] did you purge the packages ? [10:56] or did you just move the repos [10:58] good morning channel. I was wondering if anyone can assist me. because my computer is looking for an ethernet connect boot time is really high. is there anyway i can turn this off. usung 20.04 [10:59] removed the entry for the repos [10:59] dablitz: could you pastebin your: systemd-analyze critical-chain please? [10:59] Atahualpa: so the packages will still break [10:59] Atahualpa: and break bad as they won't have a repo to check for upgrades [10:59] you're supposed to remove the packages [10:59] lotuspsychje i can do that . one second [10:59] hence 'ppa-purge' === LabMonkey is now known as Mechanismus [11:00] this sort of mess during upgrades is why canonical is pushing for snap packages so hard [11:00] mgedmin +1 [11:00] ikonia: ppa-purge on what ppa packages if i don't recall if i ever installed a ppa package? [11:01] Atahualpa: you're missing the point [11:01] Atahualpa: you need to remove all external repos an packages [11:01] if you have disabled the external repos [11:01] ppa-purge is an example of how the PPA's are removed [11:01] you can find all installed packages that don't have matching versions in the ubuntu archives [11:02] ppa-purge reverses those packages to the original ones. [11:04] lotuspsychje --> https://pastebin.com/Qzh2JnnX [11:06] dablitz: might be docker causing more delay on boot then networking [11:06] lotuspsychje advice??? I really want to speed up my boot time [11:07] wow 1 minute 17 seconds, that's awful [11:07] dablitz: can you elaborate about ' looking for an ethernet connect' ? [11:08] ok... there were packages that needed uninstall... and a packages that wasn't installed that caused roundcube to crash the entire os upgrade!!! php7.4-mbstring..!! that's just crazy! [11:08] dablitz: and what kind of purpose are you using docker for exactly? [11:08] why is graphical.target waiting for docker?? [11:09] on boot when I exit from splash and can see what is happening. Network find is waiting sometime up to 2 full minutes until it moves on. I will reboot the machine so I can get the exact term it is using [11:09] Miles8of9: roundcube from the official repos, or ppa? [11:09] looks like from official repo [11:10] and I am not using docker at all. do not even remember installing it. this is a fresh 20.04 install [11:10] could have been installed by the previous admin [11:11] dablitz: systemd-analyze blame might also be interesting [11:11] dablitz: you are the owner of your system, you should know? [11:11] yes I am the owner [11:11] anyway I would be very tempted to apt remove docker.io containerd and see if that helps [11:11] agree [11:11] I will do that thank you [11:11] NetworkManager-wait-online.service doesn't even show up on the cricital chain [11:13] or you may want to systemd-analyze plot > /tmp/bootchart.svg and look at the chart [11:13] heh for me the kernel is responsible for 37 seconds of boot time (firmware 13s, bootlader 5s, userspace 10s) [11:14] I'm sure that time includes my typing the LUKS password [11:14] mgedmin: lovely times, i always install preload haveged stacer and tweak systemd & startup services to the max === manopola-2 is now known as manopola [11:19] ikonia: I found the culprit. [11:20] I'll let you all know on how is going on. [11:24] if this were a horror movie, that'd the last time anyone ever saw Atahualpa [11:25] if this were a romantic movie, get a refund [11:30] Hello, did some make work CopyQ under Focal/ubuntu 20.x please? [11:32] marc_urling, copyq is available, in the universe repo [11:32] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/copyq [11:33] and manual https://copyq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/basic-usage.html [11:34] where can I find the drivers in ubuntu for this hardware: https://certification.ubuntu.com/catalog/component/06cb:00be [11:34] I have the same fingerprint sesor in ideapad flex 5 [11:34] but its not working in 20.04 [11:35] i find no entry for '06cb:00be' in https://fprint.freedesktop.org/supported-devices.html and https://launchpad.net/~fingerprint/+archive/ubuntu/fingerprint-gui [11:35] so i guess it is not supported? [11:36] then how come those systems are certified then? [11:36] certified for ubuntu I mean [11:37] The_LoudSpeaker: worth a try testing 20.10 with kernel 5.8 as a test [11:37] not sure why certification would stop with this fingerprint device [11:38] Hello [11:38] I do not want to leave 20.04. I will install 5.8 kernel manually on this and test but I am not very hopefull. [11:38] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libfprint/+bug/1891974 [11:38] Launchpad bug 1891974 in libfprint (Ubuntu) "Can not support Synaptics 06cb:00be fingerprint" [Wishlist,Confirmed] [11:39] The_LoudSpeaker: i did not say install, worth a try testing [11:39] A live usb would do? [11:39] So I have Kubuntu 20.04 LTS and trying to install ECLIPSE IDE C++, extracted tar.gz and it doesn't have INSTALL folder or anything ,there's an exectuable that asks me to specify workspace folder and then it launches, so it's one of those no-install things? [11:39] the fingerprint sensor on my X390 needed a firmware update to start working on 20.04 [11:39] (the firmware was released much later than 20.04 itself) [11:39] it does have a "configuration" folder [11:40] Readme says nothing about install, mostly about Windows [11:40] Atlenohen, where did you get that ide? not from our repos, right? [11:40] From the official website I think [11:40] 123 [11:41] oops, im switching between screen inputs, typo [11:41] we do have a snp version; https://snapcraft.io/eclipse [11:42] mgedmin: I checked with firmware update and there are no updates available [11:43] Oh wait [11:43] I downloaded the C++ "package", so I still need the base IDE ? [11:44] If it's a package ... it looks like a standalone thing tho [11:44] Atlenohen, we don't know, we only support packages from our repos??? [11:44] I guess Eclipse is not part of Ubuntu repos you mean? [11:44] did they provide any docs/howto? [11:44] read back, we have a snap version [11:45] Oh I'm on Kubuntu btw, not sure if i've seen SNAP, but Discover is equivalent right? [11:46] I'm fresh to ubuntu/kubuntu, i've been on Linux Mint Cinnamon/Mate for 5 years in the past so sorry for the noob questions [11:48] lotuspsychje --> https://pastebin.com/5zyHJfNC <-- I was looking at the wrong computer. sometime I get the systems mixed up during teamviewer remote [11:48] just so you know I am a ham operator. htese are all my remote radio locations "VE3AGS" [11:53] whoop! that 20.10 download is 2.7 gigs. even with zsync of saturday's lubuntu daily, this is 1.8 gigs. I don't have that much data left for the day. blessed be this cursed pandemic! [11:53] i will try tomorrow [11:54] need coffee..anyone else?? [11:56] * mgedmin but tea [11:58] * The_LoudSpeaker badly needs a coffee. [12:00] The_LoudSpeaker .... I have a hot pot just finished brewing---lol === MadDecent_ is now known as MadDecent === gvvg__ is now known as gvvg [12:04] Hi all === timwis_ is now known as timwis [12:08] hi there is a way to disable media check test during liveusb bootup? [12:08] tacking very long time [12:09] you should be able to abort it with Ctrl-C [12:09] MoL0ToV, why disable such important check? [12:10] i'm rebooting 100 Times because i'm cloning sata disks with dd [12:10] and every time locks on this media check without any reason [12:13] MoL0ToV have you ever tried cloning with clonezilla...I use it all the time and work perfect for me everytime [12:14] MoL0ToV, if clonezilla is too boring, try ddrescue [12:14] i would question the media you put the iso on.. or run a check against the downloaded iso [12:15] I keep trying to format a disk and write files to it but the disk fails to mount on both windows and ubuntu with the error "superblock not found". [12:15] Is the drive likely a goner? [12:16] frostschutz ctrl+c works tankyou [12:17] dd works perfectly i dont need clonezilla or others tankyou [12:18] dd does not handle read errors well, gnu ddrescue is more reliable, ymmv [12:27] since this https://certification.ubuntu.com/hardware/202009-28250 showed oem kernel. I tried installing linux-oem-20.04 on my flex 5 but the fingerprint sensor still doesn't work. :/ [12:28] that fingerprint will not work, indeed. [12:28] but people are working on it.. [12:31] Anyone know what the problem with my hard disk was? I tried ext4, exfat and ntfs. I'm pretty sure its dying now. [12:31] oerheks: yes, I see a bug in oem priority project: https://bugs.launchpad.net/oem-priority?field.searchtext=Synaptics+06cb%3A00be&search=Search&field.status%3Alist=NEW&field.status%3Alist=INCOMPLETE_WITH_RESPONSE&field.status%3Alist=INCOMPLETE_WITHOUT_RESPONSE&field.status%3Alist=CONFIRMED&field.status%3Alist=TRIAGED&field.status%3Alist=INPROGRESS&field.status%3Alist=FIXCOMMITTED&field.assignee=&field.bug_reporter=&field.omit_dupes=on& [12:31] field.has_patch=&field.has_no_package= [12:32] but its at low priority [12:32] guess I will have to wait [12:32] boredguy, run a test on it? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilesystemTroubleshooting [12:38] Tried that a long time ago. Didn't really help. [13:10] boredguy, then you have your answer, replace disk [13:25] So, finally I'm running 20.04.x lts. [13:28] congrats! [13:28] However, I'm not happy that the upgrade removed Amarok from my system and in some apps like Inkscape I don't see the toolbar because of some issues with the theme I use(Breeze Dark). [13:29] mgedmin: yeah, thank you! [13:29] https://snapcraft.io/inkscape [13:30] Atahualpa: clementine to the rescue [13:30] lotuspsychje: don't like it. nor elisa. [13:31] btw, is there a way to re-install amarok ? [13:31] amarok is dead.. [13:32] march 2018 .. https://community.kde.org/Amarok/GettingStarted/Download/Source [13:33] i see [13:34] i like clementine as it can handle huge collections fine. [13:34] Atahualpa: xmms looks also a bit amarok-ish [13:36] xmms is a winamp clone [13:39] lotuspsychje: it's about habit and about using an application for a very long time [13:39] but i'll give a try to elisa and if i don't like it i'll switch to vlc [13:41] vlc is great for my needs, I don't bother with playlists etc so.... [13:42] BluesKaj: me neither. [13:43] i wonder, why google-chrome on linux behaves differently than mac/windows, no adds between youtube playlist numbers. [13:43] but still... === gildarts is now known as YourStudentDebt [13:51] is there any way to move an open app from the secondary monitor to the main monitor using keyboard shortcuts? [13:51] G [13:52] (sorry, typo) [13:53] where I can configure keyboard shortcuts for this? [13:55] and how can I reorder the icons from system tray ? [13:55] https://help.ubuntu.com/stable/ubuntu-help/shell-keyboard-shortcuts.html.en [13:55] i have no idea howto order icons on the systray. [13:56] Shift+Super+Page Up Move the current window to a different workspace [13:56] or maybe ; Shift+Super+← Move the current window one monitor to the left. [14:03] oerheks: thank you. [14:21] Hello [14:22] I ran apt-get update but now my system boots in safe graphics mode and the journal says there's a mismatch between the NVIDIA driver version and the kernel version [14:22] What can I do? Reinstalling everything hasn't compiled the kernel to the compatible version [14:22] "mismatch: the client has the version 455.23.04, but this kernel module has the version 450.66. Please make sure that this kernel module and all NVIDIA driver components have the same version." [14:25] stavros: are you using the driver from the ubuntu repos? [14:25] lotuspsychje, yes [14:25] stavros: have you tryed a driver switch yet? [14:25] Yes, none of them works, the kernel version remains the same [14:26] !info nvidia-driver-455 [14:26] Package nvidia-driver-455 does not exist in focal [14:27] hi there [14:28] stavros: does your card support 435? [14:28] http://ppa.launchpad.net/graphics-drivers/ppa/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nvidia-graphics-drivers-455/ [14:29] i try to migrate my wordpress site from server1 to server2, after migration of data and lamp server setup on my server2 here what i got in ps -aux on server 2 : [14:29] lotuspsychje, hmm, I'm guessing, though I'm not sure why the kernel doesn't get recompiled [14:29] https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/hxkWP7rpdY/ [14:29] here it is for server1 : https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/cW3bSJCz3H/ [14:29] lotuspsychje, apparently it was working fine with 450, since the kernel seems to be compiled with that version [14:30] what else i need to load ? [14:30] stavros: ok lets check some bugs on 455, holdon [14:31] stavros: meanwhile doublecheck: ubuntu-drivers list, if your card supports it [14:32] lotuspsychje, 455 or 435? [14:32] It supports both [14:32] I do see it in the driver selector GUI list as well === stavros is now known as stavros_ [14:32] stavros: if you say 450 worked well, its probably a bug on 455 [14:33] lotuspsychje, yes but I tried to downgrade to 450 and got a different version than the one in the kernel too [14:33] Initially I was on 450 when it broke, and the message was something like "you have 450.78 but the kernel has 450.66" [14:34] stavros_: the ubuntu graphics ppa should be safe, and not give mismatches, hence why i suspect something with 455 [14:34] Hmm [14:34] stavros_: wich kernel/ubuntu release are you on? [14:35] lotuspsychje: 5.4.0-48-generic [14:35] stavros_, try to update the initramfs: sudo update-initramfs -c -k `uname -r` and reboot [14:35] On focal [14:35] Hmm, let me try that [14:37] Rebooting... [14:39] No dice, the kernel version is the same, even with 430 [14:39] 435, sorry [14:39] How can I upgrade from the command line, to check for any error output? [14:40] Stavros, sudo apt update && duso apt full-upgrade [14:40] Stavros, sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade [14:42] @ioria: no packages to upgrade [14:42] Stavros, dpkg -l | grep nvidia | nc termbin.com 9999 [14:43] Stavros: perhaps 455 from the graphics ppa conflicts still with ubuntu-drivers [14:47] lotuspsychje: unlikely, the problem happened with 450 initially... Now it says: " mismatch: the client has the version 450.80.02, but this kernel module has the version 450.66. Please" [14:48] So the kernel is just not updating [14:49] Stavros: try a switch to 435 first, then go back to 450 and pastebin us the apt errors plz [14:49] How do install the driver with apt? [14:50] Stavros, dpkg -l | grep nvidia [14:50] yes, that info ioria asked for, is important [14:50] Stavros, 88 is the repo version; 666 the ppa one [14:51] *66 [14:51] nvidia-driver-450 450.80.02-0ubuntu0.20.04.2 [14:52] There are various other versions of various other components as well [14:52] I'm not sure which package you wanted the version for [14:52] Stavros, can you paste the cmd output or not ? [14:52] Stavros, dpkg -l | grep nvidia | nc termbin.com 9999 [14:52] dpkg -l | grep nvidia | nc termbin.com 9999 # would give an URL [14:52] https://www.pastery.net/uypxcy/ [14:53] Stavros, apt-cache policy nvidia-driver-450 [14:55] nvidia-driver-450 [14:55] Err [14:55] https://www.pastery.net/uravfy/ [14:55] Should I maybe remove that PPA? [14:57] Stavros, for now, i'd just purge nvidia; ppa-purge that ppa ans start over [14:58] Is that the official PPA, or just something I added? [14:58] Stavros, something you added [14:59] ioria: oh, oops === YourStudentDebt is now known as YourDebt [15:00] Stavros, most probably a DKMS bug [15:00] Hm right [15:02] Hey everybody, I'm trying to set up e-mail notifications from zed (ZFS event daemon) to my personal e-mail address. Here are the config files of msmtprc and zed.rc and error messages https://www.pastery.net/dtpxpz/ I can send e-mails in the cli, but when zed is trying to send an email the recipient of the e-mail is wrong. It's the local user name of the machine zed is running on. Any suggestions how to fix that? [15:02] https://www.pastery.net/kpqcxx/ [15:03] is there an easy way to apply this fix at the bottom? https://github.com/Perl/perl5/issues/17154 [15:38] Can we trust cannonical ? [15:38] interesting, do you trust our answer? [15:38] This is #ubuntu afterall... [15:39] wait, am i talking to a silly bot ... [15:40] !topic [15:40] Please read the channel topic whenever you enter, as it contains important information. To view it at any time after joining, simply type /topic [15:40] can someone remove the spamming bot? [15:41] sadbot: is a bot ? [15:41] ikonia: am not a bot [15:41] Only my name has bot. [15:41] !support | sadbot [15:41] sadbot: The official ubuntu support channel is #ubuntu. Also see http://ubuntu.com/support and http://ubuntuforums.org and http://askubuntu.com [15:41] yeah, didn't see anything bot-like beyond the name [15:42] ikonia: i can prove i am human [15:42] it's fine - I believe you [15:43] ikonia: i am just got irritated by snapd behavior .Therefore i git skeptical on canonical intensions . [15:43] that's not really a realistic view, because you're stuggling you question a companies intension, but that's up to you [15:48] is there a way i can install perl 5.32 [15:48] 5.30 is broken on 20.04 [15:48] I doubt it's 'broken' [15:48] and you can install whatever perl version if you want if you find a repo that hosts it and you're happy with it's support position [15:49] theboda: hey, how come you use pastery? [15:50] https://github.com/Perl/perl5/issues/17154 [15:50]