[00:02] https://pastebin.com/SELFqJUh - adding list of groups for daemon user [00:03] Anyone familiar with using /dev/null [00:05] does using full-disk encryption prevent me from deleting files/directories from sublime text? [00:09] hello [00:09] I get 404 when trying to add ppa:codeblocks-devs/release [00:14] Kurozen: Like "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/codeblocks-devs/release/ubuntu bionic main" ? See: https://launchpad.net/~codeblocks-devs/+archive/ubuntu/release . [00:15] https://pastebin.com/65AkpRkS - added transmission permission denied log [00:15] Am I taking crazy pills? [00:21] Bashing-om: I have Kubuntu, I add the ppa as I'm suppose to, it does add it, starts updating, then fails [00:23] Kurozen: Ouch - pastebin ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade ' so we see all in context. [00:25] !paste | Kurozen [00:25] Kurozen: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [00:26] !pastebininit [00:26] !pastebinit [00:26] pastebinit is the command-line equivalent of !pastebin - Command output, or other text can be redirected to pastebinit, which then reports an URL containing the output - To use pastebinit, install the « pastebinit » package from a package manager - Simple usage: command | pastebinit [00:27] test !pastebinit [00:28] !pastebinit test [00:29] I asked the guys on #codeblocks, pending reply, I'll need to wrap up for today and try tomorrow. [00:30] Kurozen: :D We are here to help. [00:31] Bashing-om in that case I have a question haha! [00:31] I finally booted into Ubuntu 20.4! [00:31] however, things are very slow [00:31] Oh sure, I mean to say it's late, I need to go to sleep, that's why. [00:31] adam0000345: You *KNOW* I will try :P Ask and see how much I do not know :D [00:32] things were a lot faster on my regular hard drive :( [00:32] on Solid State, things are very slow [00:32] haha I know [00:32] :) [00:32] and thank you! [00:33] adam0000345: Any hints ' systemd-analyze blame ' ? [00:33] should I run that in terminal? [00:35] adam0000345: Yeah - in terminal. [00:35] ok I ran that [00:35] how long should I wait to expect a response [00:36] so I see snapd.seeded.servicew [00:36] as top one [00:36] 3 min [00:36] adam0000345: Will start immediatly with several "pages" of output. [00:36] 6.548s [00:36] it did not start immediately for me [00:36] had to wait 1 min [00:38] adam0000345: Something reeks big time on your system. "sysop@2004x-c:~$ systemd-analyze >> Startup finished in 2.786s (kernel) + 11.385s (userspace) = 14.171s" On real old hardware that I have managed to get an SSD working on. [00:39] any ideas, I just installed ubuntu on the whole drive [00:39] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1277817/is-tor-browser-installation-broken <- i got the same issue [00:39] is there a sane way to go forward? [00:39] i feel like manually messing with things isnt a very good idea [00:40] ubuntu 19.10 [00:40] adam0000345: "whole drive" ?? show us what you have - pastebin ' sudo fdisk -lu '. make sure here we are all on the same page. [00:41] ok will do one sec [00:41] i tried reinstalling (including purge) and manually providing gpg2 it seems to require although the dependency isnt resolved by apt [00:41] !19.10 | gurki [00:41] gurki: Ubuntu 19.10 (Eoan Ermine) was the 31st release of Ubuntu, support ended July 2020. See !eol and https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-security-announce/2020-July/005494.html [00:41] is the command just pastebin 'sudo fdisk -lu'? [00:41] Bashing-om [00:41] @gurki sudo apt update ? [00:42] karainier: no new packages [00:42] adam0000345: i like termbin the better ; ' sudo fdisk -lu | nc termbin.com 9999 ' . [00:42] Bashing-om: while i see how i should update my ubuntu install a "broken" package shouldnt come out of apt :-| [00:43] gurki: The repo no longer exist to get any packages ? [00:43] I cant do that [00:43] no internet connection [00:43] i can install new packages ... [00:44] "new" probably being the final version thats in 19.10 [00:44] its just torbrowser that stopped working lately [00:45] Bashing-om should I go into live usb and mount the drive [00:45] and show you info that way? [00:45] gurki: The eoan repo is still on-line :) [00:45] id have been surprised if it werent. [00:46] adam0000345: For our purpose presently either will work - but booting a live environment takes a spell. [00:47] so i guess its broken and ppl decided its wontfix since 19.10 is eol? [00:47] gurki: EOL releases do die - http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/ . [00:48] !eol | gurki [00:48] gurki: End-Of-Life is when security updates and support for an Ubuntu release stop. Make sure to update Ubuntu before it goes EOL so you get updates promptly for newly-discovered security vulnerabilities. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOL and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases for more info. Looking to upgrade from an EOL release? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades [00:49] im fully aware what eol is. eol should mean that things are stuck on $versions, not things stopping to work [00:49] sb has to manually change a packge for it to stop working [00:49] thats sth different in my book [00:49] Bashing-om sadly I think I will have to do live boot [00:49] because Ubuntu is super slow [00:49] one sec [00:49] id need to strongly reconsider using ubuntu for anything i care about if that were the current ubuntu approach [00:50] hence why im picky on this one [00:52] gurki: Your choice - ubuntu moves on every 6 months. === i`m_a_baby_lady is now known as beaver [00:55] gurki: if you don't want to upgrade every six months, you can stick to the LTS releases === vlm_ is now known as vlm [01:07] Bashing-om what is the command to mount [01:10] adam0000345:From live ' sudo mkdir /mnt/look ' sudo mount /dev/ Shouldn't upgrade app (do-ubuntu-upgrade) say in GUI: "Upgrading Ubuntu to version 20.10" ? It is now saying "Upgrading Ubuntu to version 20.04" instead and it shouold be 20.10 [01:12] nikolam: Not if you are upgrading from 18.04 AND release_upgrader is set to "LTS". [01:12] I am on 20.04 [01:12] ok I did sudo mount /dev/sda2 / [01:12] that is what I was booting from [01:13] Bashing-om, and release updater is set to any newer version as I know. [01:15] nikolam: verify: what shows ' grep -i ^prompt /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades ' ? [01:16] Bashing-om, Prompt=normal [01:16] adam0000345: Ho-kay - for what reason are you mounting sda2 ? [01:16] because that is what I was booting ubuntu from [01:17] nikolam: Agreed - should workie :( .. is the current 20.04 system fully updated ' sudo apt update ; sudo apt upgrade ' ? [01:17] lsb_release -a and cat /etc/*release says Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS , uname -a says 5.4.0-52-generic #57-Ubuntu SMP [01:18] Bashing-om, yes, and yust updated minutes ago and reboted prior starting upgrade to newer version. It is I suppose bug in updater, not reporting newer release [01:18] Bashing-om I went onto live usb and now I cannot connect to the internet :( [01:18] it was working before [01:18] adam0000345: Has no relevance, however, to know the drive's partitioning .. as to what the system is looking for - which in due time we will get to. [01:20] nikolam: nvidia graphics ? And the propriatary driver reverted ? [01:21] Bashing-om, amdgpu, AMD RX480 and Intel 4600 (i5 4570) [01:21] any reason why my internet is not working now on live USB [01:21] it was just working this morning [01:22] so I am confused as to why my internet is causing these issues [01:23] Bashing-om, ony thing there is is that amdgpu repo from launchpad.. olaf something.. and I deisabled it and others (but not uninstalling) before upgrade started [01:23] nikolam: So much for my Nvidia thought - All I can suggest at this point is to pastebin the output of that ' sudo do-release-upgrade ' for the channel's inspection. See what we can learn. [01:24] should I restart my live usb? [01:24] maybe I can still get wifi? [01:24] adam0000345: maybe try and reboot both the router and the liveUSB ? [01:25] I am getting wifi from my current laptop? [01:25] Bashing-om, I have upgrade running on route. Should I just stop it and restart it since, it is just still fetching files now? [01:26] ok, doing it [01:30] nikolam, can't re-do do-release-upgrade, it already moved sources in sources.list to 20.10 I suppose. Now updater offers partial upgrade, because I stipped it in mid-upgrade.. [01:31] I can go back to previous state of affairs with Btrfs snaphost I have and start over. :D [01:33] nikolam: Oh Dear ! Maybe a fix ? .. what shows ' cat /etc/issue ; cat /etc/lsb-release ' ? [01:35] I can only solve like 3% of all problems posted in this channel. Why am I even here? [01:35] lol [01:36] Update [01:36] well if you handle 3% and I handle 3% and Bashing-om handles 3% that's like, 90% left [01:36] sudo -u vpn touch /media/kyle/media/test gets permission denied [01:36] cd /media/kyle/media && touch test works [01:40] karainier: namei -l /media/kyle/media/test may help you understand what permissions are necessary === zbenjamin is now known as Guest11068 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [01:42] Yeah, I'm pretty sure i've got the chmod and chown stuff right, this one is weird [01:42] Not sure if it's related to a mount or something [01:43] https://pastebin.com/65AkpRkS - shows user of daemon, group of user, group permissions for relevant dirs. Yet no touchy. [01:46] karainier: so, my guess, sudo may not be setting the supplementary groups of your new process as you're expecting [01:47] Someone in the #linux channel asked if it was my users 'primary' group, is that a thing? [01:47] I thought a group was a group [01:47] Any way to set 'primary' if there be such a thing? This user has one job... [01:47] karainier: I don't know off-hand what sudo does for the supplementary groups of a process [01:48] karainier: you could use https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.exec.html#SupplementaryGroups= to include the 'vpn' group in the process if you switch to using a systemd unit file to start transmission [01:48] Bashing-om I got internet, ok getting you info soon [01:49] I'll head down the ol' rabbit hole, beats googling 'transmission permission denied' [01:49] adam0000345: \o/ [01:49] do I have to mount to run this [01:49] sudo fdisk -lu | nc termbin.com 9999 ' . [01:49] Great, I do use systemd, I just couldn't get logging to a file going (because of the same issue) so I ran as shown to see live output [01:49] or do you just want the results? [01:50] adam0000345: No mounting . just that command and post back the link it provides. [01:50] ok will do ow [01:52] I am getting no link [01:52] karainier: heh, that makes sense; it might also be worth configuring the unit file to capture stdout and stderr to the journal (I think this is the default), and then you can use journalctl -f in one terminal, try things in another terminal, etc.. [01:53] I run this sudo fdisk -lu | nc termbin.com 9999 [01:56] sarnold nice, didn't occur to me. I like it. [01:59] adam0000345: Hum - tool not installed by default ? what shows ' which nc ' ? [01:59] now my internet has gone back down :( [01:59] no internet [01:59] but I have it on my laptop [01:59] my other laptop [01:59] so it is not a wifi router problem I think [02:11] Bashing-om I get /usr/bin/nc [02:11] oh hai [02:11] that is what I get [02:12] i'm completely new to snap packages. I'm trying to install one, called bpytop. And it all seems normal. But i can't run it afterwards. Whats the first thing i wanna check? I expected to get a "bpytop" executable in my path. [02:12] adam0000345: Then the fault of not connectiing to "nc" is not your system end :( [02:12] what is another tool? [02:12] any other way I can post a link here [02:12] Bashing-om [02:13] adam0000345: There is as to topic advises " pastbinit" amongst a score of others :D [02:13] i installed snapd via apt-get and then i installed bpytop with sudo snap install bpytop. Do i typically have to do something more? This is python based and requires python-psutil, which i installed previously (using apt) . And python3.6 which i supposedly have [02:15] Bashing-om any easy examples [02:15] something I can just use really quick [02:17] adam0000345: ' sudo fdisk -lu | pastebinit ' = providing that pastebinit is installed. [02:17] ok installed it [02:18] Bashing-om BOOM GOT IT [02:18] here is the link [02:19] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/xssVHcZTBB/ [02:19] adam0000345: Looking ^ , [02:19] thanks [02:20] I have done: btrfs subvolume snapshot @_snapshot @now , and then sudo mv /mnt/@ /mnt/@_badroot sudo mv /mnt/@now /mnt/@ . But when trying sudo btrfs subvolume delete /mnt/@_badroot , get error: ERROR: Could not destroy subvolume/snapshot: Directory not empty ... [02:21] what .. directory, when that is now unmounted btrfs subvolume..? (and system booted right form @ now.. (that is replaced older snapshot..) [02:22] problem solved everyone! Apparenlty after a freshly installed snap (or snapd!) you should log out and log in, to get things into your $PATH .... [02:22] It's 20.04.1 on Btrfs [02:25] adam0000345: Well, going to expose my ignorance - I expected to see a Boot flag - as I do not I am dead in the water for additional help as now I do not know. Anyway - sdb1 is what is that drive a factor ? [02:26] sdb1 used to have the MAC OS installed onit [02:26] I wiped it [02:26] I want to use it as an extra drive I can mount [02:30] adam0000345: sdb1 - OK . We can ignore that drive for now - however as I have no EFI experience I do not know what to expect for the boot flag ( see your output for sdc ). [02:31] the sdc is for my usb stick [02:31] Bashing-om [02:31] just using rm on Btrfs subvolume dataset/snapshot worked removing it. [02:32] the EFI System is the 512 M on /dev/sda1 [02:35] adam0000345: Yeah but note that the USB stick has a boot flag - whereas your sda does not :( [02:35] the boot flag is the EFI (Fat012...)? [02:35] Bashing-om [02:36] adam0000345: Got me -- my knowlege is not up to answering :( [02:36] how do you know that the USB stick has a boot flag? [02:37] oh the * in the boot? [02:37] adam0000345: Yeah -- that one :P [02:41] are you sure drives are supposed to have that? [02:41] does yours have that? [02:41] Bashing-om [02:41] I did a default ubuntu install [02:41] on the whole dirve [02:41] that was the output [02:43] adam0000345: Mine: https://termbin.com/k1eu - note that I boot legacy mode. === gabkdlly_ is now known as gabkdlly [02:49] Bashing-om was that default install? [02:50] adam0000345: NO - I preset my partitions for my use cases. [02:50] Issue resolve. Apparently my "effective permissions" were incorrect. Used getfacl to uncover and setfacl to correct [02:50] Thanks for the pointers guys [02:53] adam0000345: Another look at what I have installed: https://termbin.com/5zec . [02:55] does this mean that the default ubuntu install is messed up? [02:56] since I do not see the boot flag? [02:56] whats weird is that I can boot into /dev/sda2 [02:56] it is just super slow [02:57] adam0000345: No does not "mean" that --- just that as I am legacy and you are EFI we should not vpmpare apples to oranges . Someone who also boots EFI on a SSD should advise. [02:57] compare* [02:58] that makes sense, I am all ears for any advice, I have been pounding on this problem for days [02:58] I feel I am close [02:58] since I finally got Ubuntu to boot [02:58] adam0000345: Do you also boot up very slowly ? My thoght is that maybe - as boot is not identified the system is spending time hunting for files. [02:59] I think that is true because when I boot from sda2 [02:59] it spends a while booting [02:59] I get a black screen [02:59] and a bunch of texts with Ok Ok Ok [02:59] until I get into Ubuntu [03:00] so it is defintly hunting for files I believe [03:00] adam0000345: And with SSD, you should boot up in 2 seconds or so ! [03:00] yes which is why I bought it! [03:00] I thought my SSD is not compatible but the fact that I see you are using Samsung SSD as well [03:00] makes me feel better [03:00] so at least I can cross that off the list [03:01] besides hanging out here and hoping for an answer are there any other areas where I can ask my question? [03:01] Ask Ubuntu stack overflow? [03:02] the issue here is I think I have to keep reexplaining the problme [03:02] adam0000345: While we wait - we can read the boot log - see if we get any hints on the delays . ' journalctl -b -0 ' shows messages from the current boot. I got nothing better to do now than read a log file :D [03:03] adam0000345: I frequent ubuntuforum.org. That is a great resource too. [03:04] *https://ubuntuforums.org/ [03:27] if I want the 'touch-focused' GUI on a Lenovo X1 Yoga (x86 (64)) do I need to install UBPorts or I just install the standard Ubuntu OS then install Unity? [03:49] Hi [03:50] I installed 20.4-1 server image. [03:50] I cannot do upgrade [03:50] archive.ubuntu.* is not reachable [03:51] tried nl.archive.* [03:52] This time, I could fetch few packages, but still, it's saying not reachable [03:52] Basically, I cannot upgrade/update the system [03:53] n00b101: this can be a dns / resolver issue, or bad network connectivity (packet loss, bad routing) [03:55] I've a good network [03:55] I could ping other sites [03:55] n00b101: you could use systemd-resolv to test resolving some domain names (it needs to be different ones, due to caching, though the cache can be cleared), or run a traceroute to different targets and see whether packets reachtheir target, and use ping to different targets to see how many packets are lost [03:55] I'll try [03:55] could also be a problem with a proxy server [03:56] No proxy server [03:56] I'll try what you said [03:56] there can be some you haven'T configured [03:56] transparent proxies run by your isp / hosting provider [03:56] maybe start by showing apt update 2>&1 | nc termbin.com 9999 [03:56] Oops! If I remember correctly, the TUI while install asked me for a proxy server and I left it blank [04:00] tomreyn: what is the meaning of piping output to nc [04:00] Why [04:00] That's a paste-like service? [04:00] n00b101: yes [04:01] How you read it [04:01] you don't have to, of course. it's just a way of sharing it with us [04:01] n00b101: you'd need to post the url retruned on your temrinal [04:01] that's cool [04:01] Okay [04:19] tomreyn: just asking [04:20] apt update 2>&1 | termbin.com 9999 is the same as apt update | termbin.com 9999 [04:20] ? [04:20] I mean, why 2>&1 is necessary? [04:20] n00b101: please when volunteers ask something, they need it? [04:20] It's outputting everything anyway [04:21] lotuspsychje: I'm just clear my understandings [04:21] Not questioning what they told me [04:22] n00b101: you can use #ubuntu-discuss for command discussions if you like [04:22] n00b101: "2>&1" to insure that error notices are not discarded, [04:31] n00b101: i got side tracked there, but looks like you got your question answered already. :) [04:41] n00b101: did you get an output allright? [04:43] Okay [04:47] I know this isnt the right chat but can anyone help me with a problem i got with WordPress on Ubuntu 20.04 [04:47] u can message me if u like. [04:47] im at the end of it all and just stuck on something [04:47] apache web server wont start @_@ [04:47] why? [04:48] https://www.osradar.com/install-xampp-ubuntu-20-04/ [04:48] Im using XAMPP. [04:48] Easy install. It goes through and everything. I get to the point where i am supposed to start the apache web server [04:48] and it says "starting" (5 seconds) "stopped" [04:48] tried disabling firewall. same deal [04:48] how do you start it? [04:49] exactly like on that tutorial [04:49] sudo ./xampp-linux-x64-7.4.10-0-installer.run [04:49] chmod it and everything [04:49] that sounds like how you install xampp [04:49] how do you start the service? [04:50] sudo systemctl start xamppd [04:50] no clue [04:50] or similar? [04:50] i cant get past that part on the installation. [04:50] try 'sudo systemctl status xamppd' [04:50] apt install lamp^ is less typing, and you get software you can maintain [04:50] cant be found [04:51] oops, sorry, i need to look up what the task is called [04:51] cant be found for bumblefuzz and tomreyn [04:52] just need to get this working so i can start the tutorials in the morning [04:52] going insane on this -_- [04:52] midnight and my brains pooting out [04:53] lamp-server^ [04:54] so: sudo apt install lamp-server^ [04:54] its installing [04:54] now once it installs how do i start wordpress ? [04:54] Seems update error got fixed when I added my country prefix.archieve.ubuntu.* [04:54] will have to go through a tutorial i guess [04:55] But, upgrade speed is only 30-40kb/s [04:55] I have good internet [04:55] Reflector package is not available for Ubuntu? [04:55] random1: you can either install an older wordpress version from ubuntu archives (but i wouldn't), or follow the instructions on wordpress.org [04:55] I tried to install it and saying; E: Unable to locate package reflector [04:55] tomreyn: i have seen a 100 different tutorials. you got any one you can link me? [04:56] tomreyn: im losing it tonight. just want someone to spoon feed me for one second :P [04:56] just one second. let me get spoon fed is all i ask! [04:56] n00b101: then a package by this very name was not available from the sources you have configured at the time the apt cache was last refreshed [04:56] lol [04:57] lol [04:57] feed the man [04:57] starving over here [04:57] random1: please easy on the enter button, this is a support channel not a chitchat [04:58] lotuspsychje: sorry -_- [04:58] tomreyn: can I do something now? [04:59] random1: if you'Re looking for brainfood, there's a lot of documentation you could, and, if you're setting this up for the first time, should, read. [04:59] i agree. seems alot of different documentations for XAMPP then LAMP etc etc [04:59] that is, for the compoentns that make up the 'lamp-server' [04:59] just have tried this a few times failing. will go at it again. alright thank you anyhow [05:00] do appreciate the lamp install info [05:00] i.e. apache https, mysql server, php. and then follow the wordpress.org documentaiton on installing that. [05:00] !man [05:00] The "man" command brings up the Linux manual pages for the command you're interested in. Try "man intro" at the command line, or see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | Manpages online: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/ [05:00] n00b101: if apt-cache does not return an output, the package isnt there? [05:00] tomreyn: thank you [05:01] n00b101: alternate you can check your !sources see if you want packages from other repos, or search snaps [05:01] ! sources [05:01] The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories. [05:04] random1: also see the "Services" documentation on https://ubuntu.com/server/docs [05:04] tomreyn: gotchya. appreciate it [05:06] n00b101: if you were looking for this software https://www.airsquirrels.com/reflector/try - they don't seem to support Linux. [05:47] Btw, [05:47] What should be in sources.list? [05:47] Same repo for all releases? [05:52] I mean, I use 20.04 lts [05:53] !20.04 [05:53] Ubuntu 20.04 (Focal Fossa) is the 32nd release of Ubuntu and is the current !LTS release. Download at Download at https://www.ubuntu.com/download - Release notes: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FocalFossa/ReleaseNotes [05:53] Can I have same repository as Ubuntu 18 [05:53] codename is "focal", this should be present on sources.list [05:53] you should never mix repositories from different releases [05:54] (unless it's explicitly stated that this is supported by who managed the apt repository that you chose to trust) [05:54] *manageS [05:55] n00b101: For an instance - my spartan sources.list file: https://termbin.com/pvso . [05:58] Bashing-om: can I use the same for my 20.04-1 lts ? [05:58] I mean, do all releases have unique repo? [06:00] n00b101: That mirror is in Chicago Ill. While it is verry fast - your time travel may be a factor. But yes you can use that sources.list file. [06:03] n00b101: "There are 529 mirrors registered for Ubuntu." https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors [06:19] !info python-scour focal [06:19] Package python-scour does not exist in focal [06:19] haha! bug [06:28] Because it's python3 only now.. [06:32] !info python3-scour focal [06:32] python3-scour (source: scour): SVG scrubber and optimizer (Python 3 module). In component universe, is optional. Version 0.37-4build1 (focal), package size 44 kB, installed size 215 kB [06:42] missing python-scour breaks Inkscape optimised SVG save [07:01] sudo apt install resize [07:01] E: Unable to locate package resize [07:02] n00b101: because there is no package 'resize' [07:02] Is it within a group? [07:02] For arch Linux, it's in xterm group [07:03] n00b101: what is a group? not heard that expression [07:03] n00b101: are you looking for an *executable command* ? [07:03] how can I get resize binary installed [07:03] n00b101: the apt-file package and executable can search the entire archive lists for any filename fragment [07:03] n00b101: it's in the xterm package [07:03] !info apt-file [07:03] apt-file (source: apt-file): search for files within Debian packages (command-line interface). In component universe, is optional. Version 3.2.2 (focal), package size 27 kB, installed size 90 kB [07:04] Okay [07:04] ducasse: okay [07:05] Is there a way to search for a package that is only available when I install a specific package? [07:05] Consider current situation [07:05] I wanted resize and it's available inside xterm because you said. Can I search for it? === PowaBanga_ is now known as PowaBanga [07:08] you can use apt-file ike TJ- suggested [07:09] command-not-found usually tells you what to install if you try to run a thing that's not installed === Mibixy is now known as Mibix [07:15] Where to find python3-pip python3-venv in focal server LTS ? [07:16] !info python3-pip focal [07:16] python3-pip (source: python-pip): Python package installer. In component universe, is optional. Version 20.0.2-5ubuntu1.1 (focal), package size 224 kB, installed size 1022 kB [07:16] what do you mean by 'where'? apt install python3-pip python3-venv [07:16] mgedmin: gives me nothing [07:16] if apt says it doesn't know anyhting, enable universe with sudo add-apt-repository universe [07:16] cjoke: ensure "universe" repository is enabled in software properties [07:18] TJ-: ic, thanks :) [07:29] im noticing in 20.04 after installing teamviewer, the snap-store doesnt list teamviewer under installed apps so i have to purge it via synaptic, it might be interesting to test this on 20.10 too, anyone else noticed it i can file a bug or affect and existing? [07:30] how did you install it? [07:30] hm, synaptic implies a deb package [07:30] there was that little incident last week(?) where a snap store channel for snap-store had accidentally expired [07:31] and some people were upgraded to the wrong version of snap-store that didn't have the right deb integration bits [07:31] mgedmin: teamviewer is via their website/deb/ppa so not really supported, but i assume this could happen to other software too [07:31] ah! I don't know if snap-store is supposed to show locally-installed .debs not linked to any known repository [07:33] yeah that might be the logic mgedmin, ill have a look around more [07:43] HI All, I found a bug after system update, but unsure what package it comes from so don't know where to raise it, can someone help me to identify it ? It's around the compose key, I set my compose key to be Caps Lock as I never use it, but since the update I have to set and re-set again to make it work. [07:50] halt: probably gnome-settings-daemon [08:34] Hey folks, I was in here a little while ago when some kind of update (sunday evening)? Borked my wl driver. I've managed to build a driver for my wired connection and get back online, but both my wireless and my audio are still not working. I'm afraid I'm a bit stuck, can anyone help me out? [08:43] actually, "wl" IS a wireless module, for some broadcom chipsets. [08:43]