[00:01] b 4 [00:01] you sunk my battleship! [00:02] ...disregard, shitty chromebook WM doesn't let me use alt-N to switch weechat windows [00:02] eww [00:02] [used to, but they added some hotkey 'features' recently] [00:11] anyone try what i said with overlayroot would love to hear from you [00:11] anyone got psvr working on 20.10 ? [00:19] TJ-: how about you exclude lib folder [00:20] TJ-: /var/lib [00:21] TJ-: actually theres no libs in mine [00:25] well since cups channel seems dead I came here.. [00:36] how do I have to install youtube-dl to update it with -U? [00:39] frad: probably that won't work any more, now that the github repo has been yanked [00:39] crap, it was so easy. What s the recommended way to install and upload it now? [00:41] good question :( [01:10] I'm trying to test a personal ppa on launchpad.net with a python package. Do I just need to dput my built .deb package, however I come to build that deb package? I would like to automate the build, but I'm trying to get it done manually first [01:16] jayjo, I'm no expert on PPAs, but I've always built locally to firstly test, source code (or changes) are uploaded to launchpad & the PPA package is built by lp itself (email follows saying package failed, or built as I recall) === johuck6 is now known as johuck === PowerTower_121 is now known as PowerTower_120 === Scotty_Trees2 is now known as Scotty_Trees === zbenjamin is now known as Guest87154 === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [02:37] Hey! I'd like to access a 20.04 VM from VNC. I'm configure TightVNC server to start at boot. [02:37] When I connect to some display, say :1, it displays a pointer on a grey background [02:38] I feel like I should start the regular login system now but I'm unsure of the procedure [02:39] I'm not entirely sure how it's all supposed to work [02:40] but if you can run something like DISPLAY=:1 fvwm2 you'll get the finest windowmanager from 1994 to run on that display :) [02:41] it's now installed but it looks present in the repos because it's proposed to be installed :D [02:41] lightdm is more recent [02:42] how is named the new thing? [02:43] gdm I guess [02:44] yeah I think gdm is the new old thing, or the old new thing :) heh [02:47] are you sure it's old? I can read "Ubuntu 20.04 Gnome desktop uses GDM3 as the default display manager." [02:49] it's pretty old .. here's a commit from 2001 :) https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gdm/commit/ee8de912c84d9df4180965fe49108051f563ce11 [02:50] <-- still using xdm [02:50] ah you mean it's not new, but it's now the default again in 20.04 [02:51] courrier: yeah [02:51] mason: me too! :D [02:51] "DISPLAY=:1 gdm3" does not pop anything in my VNC screen :( [02:51] But I can start gedit [02:51] if you can get gedit to go then you 'just' need the window manager etc [02:53] so you agree with me than starting gdm3 on that display should work? [02:54] I'm thinking it might be more productive to just run whateer it is you'd run after logging in anyway [02:58] I'm betting it's some logind/seats thing that needs to decide to run a display manager on another display. [03:01] I currently get user ubuntu connected on pts/0 (that's my ssh terminal) and user gdm on tty [03:01] But I don't know when this gdm started [03:02] nor its display [03:05] maybe systemd brought it up as part of reaching the graphical target? [03:06] hello. im trying to figure out if theres a way to put 2 passwords on my user acc, and how would i do that? also, can i encrypt my HDD without wiping it? [03:07] TheRedRipper: PAM is pretty flexible re the first one, and yeah re the second, but i wouldn't call either thing new user friendly [03:07] : ah true, but I stopped service display-manager.service already [03:09] im not necessarily new user, ive had ubuntu since round 2018, is there a link somewhere that outlines what i can do> [03:09] ?** [03:10] i wasnt able to find any documentation on either thing myself, so i figured this was the best place to go lel [03:10] what's the goal of having two passwords? you probably *can* get pam to do it, but I'm not sure what exactly I'd suggest to do to get there [03:12] I just used ubuntu's startup disk creator. It flashes something about isolinux, then boots my already installed linux partition. How do I get it to boot off the usb drive I just wrote that boot image to? [03:13] Darxus: it depends on the system, try f12 or del or enter when booting, you may be able to get to a menu to select a bootable device that way [03:13] TheRedRipper: do you know how device-mapper works, that's a good starting point, though not an answer in itself as to how to achieve your end goal [03:14] sarnold: I did. In my bios, I selected this usb drive to boot from. [03:14] Darxus: wich iso did you try to burn on your usb stick? [03:14] Also, it's... partially working, because I don't think it normally flickers "isolinux" when booting my main partition. [03:14] lotuspsychje: ubuntu-20.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso [03:15] TheRedRipper: fwiw I don't think I'd bother trying the 'encrypt a drive without wiping it' thing -- I haven't got a clue how I'd approach that. at least the two passwords things can probably be done by sufficient application of pam_unix(8) :) heh [03:15] Darxus: should work [03:15] Yes :P [03:15] rk4:never heard of that. sarnold: thanks [03:16] Darxus: check in your bios settings, doublecheck secureboot/fastboot settings, or try boot override usb boot [03:16] I just completely built this computer from parts, no secureboot. [03:17] TheRedRipper: depending upon what you're trying to achieve, libpam-yubico libpam-duo libpam-google-authenticator libpam-u2f may all be better choices [03:17] (and our memory sticks should absolutely work with secureboot enabled) [03:17] Darxus: if its a classical bios, should work even better [03:18] sarnold: just a second password, like, idk if i put first one in, i still have a second one to do before i can login [03:19] TheRedRipper: why not just double the length of your password? :) then you can type half, get a drink, and type the second half? :) [03:19] brUh [03:19] TheRedRipper: seriously thogh, are you trying to require two people to agree to log in? or is htis a backup password in case the first is forgotten? [03:20] mainly security. if first password is guessed then 2nd password as 2nd wall [03:23] password to what? [03:23] local login? ssh login? [03:23] local, sorry. [03:24] if you have FDE then that serves as the first password, but your local login is generally not all that secure, as an attacker by definition has local access to the computer [03:25] it's fairly trivial to reset a forgotten local login [03:25] well, that goes to my 2nd question.. how can i encrypt my HDD without wiping it, and what do i do since this is a partitioned drive [03:27] copy the data you want to save to a different filesystem, re-do the install with FDE, copy the data back, and then take whatever steps are necessary to cleanse the temproary storage location [03:28] yeah...find a way to backup your files. don't bother doing it inplace, aside from actually achieving it you'll then have to make sure the result is bootable. [03:28] if you do it inplace without a backup then be prepared to lose all your files, and if you don't mind losing all your files...then just lose all your files and let the installer overwrite them :> [03:32] I just recorded 60fps video of my attempts to boot off this usb thing. It says "isolinux.bin missing or corrupt". With both the ubuntu 20.04, and 20.10 isos, written by ubuntus startup disk creator. [03:33] it's possible the memory stick is corrupted; cheap flash memory is iffy [03:33] you could read the image back off the usb and check the cksum [03:34] you could also binary diff it, that might be a tad easier [03:35] dd the iso to the device (not a partition), them cmp the file to the device? [03:38] was thinking more either read the drive like a file, or do it in two stages and dd the drive to a file [03:39] What I said would be reading the drive like a file? [03:41] yeah, sure [03:42] # cmp ubuntu-20.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso /dev/sdg [03:42] ubuntu-20.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso /dev/sdg differ: byte 1, line 1 [03:43] You know what, I think this sd is... done. I just dug out an old one. And forgot... when they get full they just start failing silently. Which is amazingly dumb. [03:46] bruv [03:57] Yeah yeah. SD cards should give some kind of error when you try to write to them and they don't successfully take the data. [04:33] Woo, I finally got something to work. Different cable, and different usb port, and my ancient CF reader successfully wrote an ubuntu iso, booted, and verified its contents. [04:33] +1 [04:33] I was just setting this up as an emergency backup since with this build I stopped having an optical drive to boot from. Progress is weird. [04:34] Since the channel is slow at the moment, this is the computer I just built: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3cW54QGhrM [04:35] Darxus sweet hair yo [04:35] !ot | Darxus [04:35] Darxus: #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! [04:35] not here plz [04:36] Darxus use case? [04:37] subfj: only ubuntu support questions here plz [04:37] word [04:37] lotuspsychje: Nobody else had said anything here in like an hour. [04:38] Darxus: no reason the use this channel for that reason, we have nice seperate channels for several topics see !discuss [04:42] I get the topic is the topic but when there is radio silence a bit of chit chat aint hurt no one. All good though [04:47] I guess it's worth $9 to have a dedicated SD card with a boot image on it. === guillaumedsde8 is now known as guillaumedsde [07:18] hello. is there any obvious reason why etc/sysctl.config vm.swappiness= value is ignored? [07:18] i would ignore "swappiness" too [07:19] you cant take such a variable serious [07:21] easy to say if You don't have a bug, which freezes whole system on full ram === Grldfrdom_ is now known as Grldfrdom === Grldfrdom is now known as Grldfrdom_ [07:23] i have dual boot win 7 and ubuntu. laptop boots right to win7 and shows no boot list. why? [07:33] TheRedRipper: bios settings set to boot linux disk? [07:44] no such thing [07:45] i dont see that at least [08:25] hello, how can I enable presentation view in wps when there is only one screen? [08:39] Is Mutter still not compiled with remote-desktop enabled on Groovy? I took a quick look in settings when using Wayland and at least there the screen-sharing option is completely missing. [08:42] I was under the impression that wayland doesn't work well with remote desktop which is part of the reason why it hasn't fully displaced xorg yet [08:43] Well, it doesn't work, if the feature isn't even compiled in [08:43] WereCatf: screen sharing under wayland is not supported since the protocol makes that difficult [08:46] Such a nuisance. Oh well, not much I can do about it other than wait. [08:46] Just wanted to check, if I just was missing something. [09:49] Hello there! I deal with mounting (manually, from terminal) from time to time, and I wonder: Is there some way I can leverage the existing mechanism of mounting e.g. for USB drives (mounting with the correct options, permissions, in a unique directory under /media, appearing in Nautilus' list drive list, etc) to mount something else? [09:51] It's always: I have to use sudo (I am not complaining much about this one), or figure out the correct permissions, the correct mount options, manually create/delete directories under `/media/$USER` (which does *not* belong to me ?!?!) etc [09:51] exit [09:51] #exit [09:53] Hi! I've forgotten my login password/ssh password but can still access /root & /home & /mnt via samba. can I change the password by browsing /root? [09:54] Hi, is there also an ' groovy-security' repo for 20.10, like there were 'focal-security' for 20.04 , or is it because 20.04 were LTS and regular non-LTS release doesn't have release-security repo? I see it were not migrated during the update from 20.04 to 20.10 [09:58] Btw. in hexchat seems like not displaying Mnospace/9 font right, like small "g" gets cut-off in the channel window when displaying messages. (were ther lately also on 20.04, now on 20.10) [10:03] stdedos: typically the filesystems mounted by the filemanager in /media/$USER should have permissions for your user, unless it's something with permanent permissions like ext4 fs, otherwise with ntfs/fat etc it would use fake permissions that allow your user to read/write [10:03] I know that [10:04] I mean, my specific case right now goes very far away from traditional "mount a USB device" (I'm doing an `rclone mount`) [10:05] anyone? :D [10:05] I am just wondering if there is, in general, a middle ground between full terminal mount and full filemanager mount / /etc/fstab [10:06] Hi! I've forgotten my login password/ssh password but can still access /root & /home & /mnt via samba. can I change the password by browsing /root? [10:07] Deano59 I am mostly certain that you cannot do that. Just reboot to safe mode and recover https://itsfoss.com/how-to-hack-ubuntu-password/ [10:07] stdedos: try the 'disks' program, it allows you to add filesystems with certain predetermined permissions/options, by editing fstab for you [10:08] Okay, it sounds more acceptable :-D [10:08] Thank you; I'll do it next time "it fits" [10:09] stdedos: can't use recovery :( [10:10] If you have physical access, you can [10:10] again, can't use recovery. [10:10] If you don't, ask some other sudo user to do it for you [10:10] If there is none ... trash the system [10:10] I really don't see alternatives [10:10] sigh. [10:11] bbl [10:12] Deano59: You should be able to boot from a rescue USB, and remove the password/change it [10:12] oh yeah, that too - but you don't say _why_ you cannot use recovery [10:36] I'm on a rpi4 -- can't *use* recovery!!!!!! [10:36] New default theme on Thunderbird 78 on Ubuntu 20.10 is crap , ugly and I can't use it like this.. ;( [10:38] Deano59, you got to boot it form llive media/USb and access system, mount it and change password, all that is probably Pri4-specific, so see for booting on it's community [10:38] Deano59: Do you have another system you can put the SD card in? [10:43] Hey, I'm tryint to switch to ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS - I'm having trouble with 'tc' (traffic shaping) command in that release. It states that RTNETLINK answers: Operation not supported and I have failed to find any usefull help on the internet regarding that error. [10:45] groundnuty: what's the tc command you're running? [10:46] nikolam: this isnt the complaints channel, try #ubuntu-discuss for theme discussions [10:46] groundnuty: I wonder if https://askubuntu.com/questions/1112446/mqprio-qdisc-not-working could be relevant? [10:47] mgedmin: just plain: tc qdisc show dev ens3 [10:47] lotuspsychje, I see it as a bug. Thanks anyway. [10:47] nikolam: did you file a bug? [10:48] lotuspsychje, on Thunderbird uglyness? Hmm, I just wonder who's bug it is, Thunderbird or of distribution. [10:48] mgedmin: I saw that post, I have 3 ubuntus runnung on the same openstack (same config), 16, 18, 20.04.1 - only the last one is problematic [10:48] so I concluded it's not a problem of a netowrk adapter since all systems have the same type of virtual adapter [10:48] nikolam: are you on the snap or apt package? [10:49] lotuspsychje, I hope snap dies horrible death with it's mountpoints, so .deb it is [10:50] mgedmin: and /sys/class/net//queues looks the same in all 3 systems [10:50] !info thunderbird groovy [10:50] thunderbird (source: thunderbird): Email, RSS and newsgroup client with integrated spam filter. In component main, is optional. Version 1:68.9.0+build1-0ubuntu1 (groovy), package size 41730 kB, installed size 174307 kB [10:51] nikolam: you installed the deb from their website? [10:52] lotuspsychje, no it is already installed in ubuntu i think, I just upgraded form 20.04 to 20.10 [10:52] When I think of it, it's TB fault but distro can make it better.. [10:53] nikolam: if its default TB version you can file a wishlist bug [10:54] lotuspsychje, yes, sure and wait for the next ubuntu release. Thanks, I should. [10:55] nikolam: if nobody files bugs, nothing will ever change, so the non-lts releases are perfect for wishlists..think about you are part of the community too [10:57] groundnuty: hm, I'm not sure what's going on there; tc qdisc show works for me in 20.10 on real hardware [10:58] and on a 20.04 vps I have from OVH [10:58] lotuspsychje, it is true. And it is a nice note for one to feel like amember of the community. Except Ubuntu community were always company-centric with also appointed people per-LoCos, so it always felt like controlled community, in that sense. [10:58] groundnuty: do you see any interesting errors in dmesg or journalctl around the time when you ran tc qdisc show? [11:20] hi [11:21] i have used different os and stuff before, but for my main desktop rather than second or through a virtualbox vm, i have been using windows as a main host. i am going to migrate from windows 10 to a linux. I am trying to decide which linux. i usually use debian. However, ubuntu has more popularity and support. I am trying to understnd this. is ubuntu dxe somewhat like macos ? [11:22] one of the reason why i am going to distance myself from windows is because of macos raise . so i am wondering if you think ubuntu and macos have similar dxe . [11:23] i nver use macos, but i tink that has a click and click tray similar [11:23] mgedmin: both logs are silent ;-( I'm kinda out of ideas, hence my question here. I was hoping I [11:23] I'm missing some module that tc needs [11:24] my last idea Is that the image I have is somehow too 'minimalistic'... [11:26] ap4lmtree: what's dxe? [11:28] groundnuty: what does uname -r say for you? [11:29] dxe is a mispelling of desktop environment [11:30] Anyone know anything about DNS problems? Local resolver is systemd - 127.0.0.53. Using dig has no result, cat /etc/resolv.conf shows "search fritz.box" but "dig fritz.box" also has no result. I "service systemd-resolved restart" but the problem persists. [11:30] ap4lmtree: ubuntu is basically debian with more frequent releases, so the software is not all outdated [11:32] ap4lmtree: Ubuntu uses Gnome as Desktop environment, the dock is called Ubuntu Dock which is a fork of the Dash To Dock extension. Download a ISO, write it to a usb stick and try it out through a live session. [11:33] yes, i really like debian, but it doesnt seem like that is a great idea for me to pick as a main os [11:33] but i really dont like ubuntu desktop environemnt , but i guess i can either learn it more ... or i can try mint... that is a nice os too? [11:33] Nevermind - "service network-manager restart" seems to have fixed it. [11:35] ap4lmtree: Ubuntu is a bit more user friendly. We don't discuss other OS's in this channel, for that join #ubuntu-discuss please or #ubuntu-offtopic. Your questions aren't really Ubuntu support related. [11:35] ok [11:36] ap4lmtree: if you don't like ubuntu's DE, there's others like lubunty, xubuntu etc. [11:36] lubuntu* [11:38] Deano59: already took the discussion to -discuss and told them about it [11:38] :) [11:40] Hi folks === JakeSays_ is now known as JakeSays [12:24] How can I move the results from apt list --installed [12:24] to the file? [12:25] the list to long and at same point I can't get to the top to select it all [12:25] apt list --installed > installed.txt [12:27] thanks mgedmin [12:27] vimart: or, if you just want to read it, you can also pipe the output into a text viewer, such as 'less': apt list --installed | less [12:27] (quit it by pressing q) [12:31] ok tomreyn thanks [12:39] mgedmin: is this bug #1881941 what you experienced on 20.10? [12:39] bug 1881941 in gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu dock behaves crazy when hidden at the bottom of the screen" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1881941 [12:40] no, my dock is on the left, which is default [12:40] all I did was enable autohiding [12:41] ok [12:41] didn't see it bouncing quckly, just it failed to autohide a couple of times when I expected it to [12:41] moving the mouse over the dock and then away made it autohide [12:41] so not a terribly annoying bug [12:41] and I'll be sure to report it once I figure out how to reproduce [12:43] mgedmin: im browsing through bugs, cause im also looking for another possible bug, when adding an icon on the dock it only adds in between 2 other icons and not on the free space of the dock tested on 20.04 and 20.10 [12:47] short question: my computer has a very slow boot time. I have encrypted LUKS + LVDS and uefi SEcureboot enabled. The delay in startup time happens BEFORE I input the password for disk encryption. also doing systemd-analyze doesn't give me any noticable delays so I am not sure how to debug this .... [12:47] maybe anyone could give me a hint on where to start [12:55] mgedmin: could you try that please, dock at bottom doesnt allow me to add new icons on free space, but dock left and right allows it to add on the free space [13:29] hi all, anybody here using Scribus Desktop Publishing appplication ?? I might be having Ubuntu specific problems preventing me exporting to PDF X/3 [13:34] etronik: ask your question into the channel, so volunteers can think along and try to help you [13:35] lotuspsychje, sure tks [13:37] Scribus 1.4.6 application has an option to export to PDF X/3, but not shown as available under my Ubuntu 18.04 - pre-requisite "colour management" is enabled in the application. TIA [13:46] etronik: solved in #scribus ? [13:48] lotuspsychje, yeah :-) was trying there but not getting much help... so tried here BUT I've figured it out actually over there... :-) Thanks tho [13:48] !yay [13:48] Glad you made it! :-) [13:48] mgedmin: created bug #1902367 [13:48] bug 1902367 in gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock (Ubuntu) "Dock at bottom does not allow icons drag on free space" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1902367 [14:06] hi-im having recurring issues with the pc freezing-task at the time varies but have been watching htop and dmesg in realtime, any pointers on how to find the cause re use of filters with for dmesg | grep "?" [14:06] ty for any suggestions [14:08] [ 535.557931] nouveau 0000:01:00.0: gr: GPC0/TPC0/MP trap: global 00000004 [MULTIPLE_WARP_ERRORS] warp 10001 [STACK_ERROR] [14:09] seems to be a recurring theme [14:09] [ 0.395950] ACPI Error: AE_NOT_FOUND, While resolving a named reference package element - LNKA (20200528/dspkginit-438) [14:52] Hi there, I have a basic pathing problem [14:53] I just installed clang 11 and a bunch of other llvm projects. These are all installed with a prefix -11 [14:53] is there a way to update my path such that I don't need to add the postfix anymore? [14:53] i.e that clang-11 because just regular clang [14:56] sabastiaan: $PATH is usually set (or rather, extended/updated( in ~/.profile, which is a script, so you can use variables there, too. [14:57] don't miss the notes on top of the file, though. [14:59] the problem is that the projects are postfixed [14:59] so I don't know how adding something to the path itself would let x resolve to x-11 for instance [15:02] x=11; PATH="$PATH:something-$x" [15:03] ow wow [15:03] nice [15:03] or maybe what you're looking for is the update-alternatives mechanism, or just shell aliases [15:04] I was thinking about shell aliases [15:04] but I was afraid I might miss some [15:05] your needs aren't exactly clear, so giving the most matching recommendation isn't easy. [15:06] ahh sure sorry my bad [15:06] had a long day [15:06] that's fine ;) [15:07] so I'm trying to get started with llvm development, got my self a nice fresh install of the latest ubuntu lts [15:07] hey [15:07] typically I would compile stuff from source, but opted not to because apparently that wasn't needed [15:07] so I followed this https://apt.llvm.org/ [15:08] i've noticed that after upgrdaeing to 20.10 to 20.04 video playback under firefox is started to lag (deterministically a lag every ~2s). (intel integrated gpu, intel i5, asus vivobook laptop) [15:08] but this installed a long list of llvm applications on my system, where I don't know exactly which it did and did not install [15:08] any idea? [15:09] sabastiaan: /var/log/apt/ contains logs. history.log lists requested actions (which may have been cancelled, or can have failed), term.log lists actual output. [15:09] they installed it all under app-11, but now I want to alias these (unknown list of applications) to my system such that I don't need to post fix them [15:10] @Jackneill, didn't they start experiment some with GPU accelerated playback lately? [15:10] i have no idea [15:11] Jackneill: quit firefox, run jorunalctl -f in a terminal window and keep it running, start firefox, pleay video that's laggy, see whether anything related is logged to the temrinal. [15:12] sabastiaan: dpkg -L lists the files provided by a debian package (.deb, usually installed through apt) [15:13] tomreyn, i see no error related to that. [15:13] only apparmor audits [15:14] wait, apparently they also distrubte a zip where it contains bin/include/lib/libexec/share folders [15:14] can I just copy these to /usr/ to install them systemwide? [15:14] sabastiaan: if there already is "someexecutablefile" provided by the system, you should not overlay this (e.g. by shell aliases) by "someexecutable-otherversion", at least not system wide, since there can be automations expecting "someexecutable" to behave in a specific way. e.g. python is used by apt, so you wouldn't want to replace/overlay the pythoin version system wide. [15:16] hhmmm [15:16] sabastiaan: you shouldn't just place files in /usr (it can be ok in /usr/local, but this may not be the best approach) [15:16] all my /usr/local/ dirs are empty [15:16] sabastiaan: read up on update-alternatives [15:16] as long as it won't conflict with pre-installed packages [15:16] and consider shell aliases, too. [15:16] then I could safely copy into this right? [15:17] ubuntu packages won't normally install anything to /usr/local, so that should be safe. [15:17] ideally, you'll prefer to only have packaged software installed, though [15:18] i.e. there should be some form of tracking of which files, installed by what, are placed where. dpkg does this for debian packages. [15:19] but /usr/local is a compromise between building your own debian packages and copying files into locations where they can get in the way. [15:19] still, there *can* be better solutions [15:19] why does groovy have less debug packages than fossa? https://packages.ubuntu.com/groovy/debug/ 497 packages, https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/debug/ 531 packages [15:20] libgstreamer1.0-0-dbg missing especially hurts [15:23] fabbo, might be now libgstreamer1.0-0-dbgsym [15:24] Jackneill: do you have i965-va-driver installed? [15:24] !ddeb | fabbo [15:25] !ddebs | fabbo [15:25] fabbo: Debugging symbol packages (ending in '-dbgsym') are available in a separate !APT repository at ddebs.ubuntu.com - more info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Debug%20Symbol%20Packages [15:25] tomreyn, no, i have xserver-xorg-video-intel insteallled only [15:26] Jackneill: try installing it, rebot, and see whether things get faster. [15:26] thanks [15:28] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1619523 (resolved, fixed; shippe din firefox 80) for details [15:28] Mozilla bug 1619523 in Audio/Video: Playback "[X11] Implement ffmpeg/VAAPI video playback" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] [15:32] Jackneill: you *may* need to play with firefox settings (thogh apparently no longer since firefox 81): https://9to5linux.com/firefox-81-enters-beta-gpu-acceleration-now-enabled-by-default-on-linux [15:33] than you [15:33] thank* [15:33] you're welcome [15:36] Whose bright idea was it to convert all root bin and lib folders to symbolic links to their counterparts in the /usr folder ? [15:37] This entirely counterproductive towards systems with their usr folder on a different partition, device or even online. [15:39] https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/TheCaseForTheUsrMerge/ lapion [15:40] Thank you loria but that is a big mistake.. [15:40] another day, another strong lapion opinion. [15:40] let's #ubuntu-discuss if you'd like to [16:17] just thought i'd report that the ubuntu live cd installer crashes (20.04) if HDD bus option is set to RAID instead of AHCI, and i had to run a dmraid -E command against the target install drive to get the installer to not crash/show up [16:21] is that 20.04 or 20.04.1? [16:21] * mgedmin is trying to remember if ubiquity had any fixes since 20.04 [16:21] 20.04.1 [16:23] worth a bug report imho [16:24] i don't have the machine nor the drive or bios menu, it was someone elses computer i installed ubuntu on the other day [16:25] that makes it harder [16:27] makes sense that it's an HP [16:27] was a seagate barracuda 1.5TB SATA, windows 7 upgraded to win10, AMD FX series CPU with 10GB DDR3 RAM [16:27] bout all i can remember [16:29] IIRC i think it had a recovery subpartition, not exactly sure what it was raided to, but RAID was enabled for the HDD in the BIOS when i checked, turning it to AHCI didn't i had to run a dmraid command to finally get the installer to proceed and make the drive selectable, in fact it didn't even present me with the dropdown it just gave me the erase [16:29] whole disk or dual boot selection [16:32] hello everyone, I just installed Ubuntu Server 20.04 in a VM on a Proxmox Node. I would like to assign a static public IP to that VM, which resides in a different Subnet than the gateway. Is that possible? [16:36] tram98: is this ip address routed to it, though? [16:37] tomreyn, you mean on the proxmox host? [16:37] and everywhere else on the way to the border gateway, yes. [16:38] if so, you could set this up with a pointopoint configuration on the ubuntu system. [16:39] note that proxmox uses its own kernels, and thus any ubuntu system installed there is ubuntu in user space, but the kernel differs, and we can't really consider it a proper ubuntu installation. [16:39] I have other VMs on that Proxmox Node, but they use the /etc/networking/interfaces config for that exact purpose. [16:39] This is because they use Debian 9 [16:40] https://bugs.launchpad.net/netplan/+bug/1767607 seems to describe a working netplan configuration [16:40] Launchpad bug 1767607 in netplan.io (Ubuntu) "missing point-to-point option in netplan configuration" [High,Triaged] [16:41] other than that, /etc/networking/interfaces is considered legacy, but should still work on 20.04 LTS. [16:41] i'll try that config, thank you tomreyn [16:43] see also this documentation by an isp which uses this method of configuration for passing additional ipv4 to dedicated servers they host https://docs.hetzner.com/cloud/servers/static-configuration/ [16:45] tomreyn, that is basically exactly what i am trying to achieve. The host is now up and working. Thanks for showing me that config. [16:46] It is all working now. (been stuck 4 hours on this issue, i'm no expert lol) [16:46] you're welcome :) [17:14] Since upgrading to 20.10, coming out of screen lock mode can take up to two minutes. Any idea where I can look for clues as to what is causing the lack of responsiveness? The symptom is I see the unlock screen "Click or press a key", but the password box doesn't present itself for up to a couple of minutes. [17:15] This isn't full suspend; just unlocking after my predetermined screen / lock timeout. [17:17] ubuntu 20.04 broke my NVIDIA driver (binary from nvidia.com) by segfaulting on something called glvnd_check. anyone run into this? [17:19] more likely it's the other way around [17:20] davido_: see the records near the end of your system log when you regain access: journalctl -eb [17:31] I was a little late; they've scrolled off. I'll look into that next time. [17:32] threebar: install the nvidia drivers from the ubuntu repos? [17:38] no? [17:38] why? [17:40] threebar: you chosen to install ubuntu, nvidia drivers come with it now, you can use them? [17:40] so, the official drivers aren't going to work from now on [17:40] ? [17:41] threebar: Ubuntu includes the official Nvidia drivers [17:42] No, Ubuntu includes the re-packaged version of the drivers that Ubuntu tests. Not every release and beta is in the Ubuntu repo [17:42] It is better and easier for you to install from the Ubuntu software repository instead of trying to install generic packages you download from the internet [17:42] threebar: its the users choice, its your system to use what you want [17:42] threebar: There are ways to easily get bleeding edge Nvidia releases through apt. Like the Proprietary Graphics PPA [17:43] +1 Kon [17:43] Right. I'm pointin out that I was using 19/10 just fine and upgrading to 2.04 broke things [17:43] threebar: 19.10 is eol by now, things can break when upgrading from eol versions [17:44] reinstalling th driver doesn't fix things [17:44] Well, to be fair things can break anytime. [17:45] threebar: ubuntu-drivers list [17:46] damn, the linux community really is dead... instead of "here's how to figure out what's wrong" I'm getting "install this other shit" like it's Windows or sme thing... [17:47] threebar: lets not use this channel for complaints or profanity [17:48] That's a little impatient. There's not a guarantee that someone with subject matter expertise you need will be waiting at the keyboard on #ubuntu. There are other forums such as askubuntu.com which are less ephimeral, more likely to be seen by an SME who can give more specific, and more precise advice. [17:50] well, since you clowns managed to neuter Linus himself, I'm not surprised that I'm getting the same garbage. I'm switching to OpenBSD that doesn't even support nvidia drivers but I can at least complain when shit sucks instead of being told "let's not cuss or complain guys" when things are broken. [17:51] threebar: hey, no need for insults. please let's play it nicely. [17:52] davido_, fine. I said why I wasn't happy with the provided solution and the answer was more of the same. So I explained what I'm looking for, and I'm being told not to complain. If you really don't see what's wrong with that, then you're part of the problem. [17:53] You're blaming people who voluntarily happen to be sitting here at noon (MDT) on a Saturday for not knowing how to fix something in a non-LTS release. You're abusing the people who would like to help, but may not have SME knowledge specific to your need. Askubuntu.com reaches a larger audience, though of course with longer lead times and less of the enjoyment you might get out of flinging insults [17:53] at people who are present at the moment to read them. [17:56] threebar: 3 methods are described here, but we strongle reccomend to use the nvidia drivers from the ubuntu repos; https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install-the-nvidia-drivers-on-ubuntu-20-04-focal-fossa-linux [17:56] davido_, I've been on IRC helping people with Linux since 1997 and I don't think I've ever complained about not being paid or it being noon on a Saturday or 3AM on a Wednesday. And calling complaints about the community "abuse" is a stretch. It's abusive to shut down anyone that complains about how bad things are because you don't want to hear their criticisms over your sanctimonious self. [17:57] threebar: davido is away, take discussions into #ubuntu-discuss if you like [17:57] lotuspsychje, trying now [17:58] I can't see the chat window refresh so I didn't se that he left [17:59] I literallly have to wait for someone to talk so it refereshes and I am typing blindly hence the typos [17:59] hence my graphics driver problem [18:06] Hello, I have got two PC : first with ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS, and a second with 19.10. I would want to use my first by the second thanks to a remote desktop. What would be the better way ? thanks [18:07] !19,10 | ypiel [18:07] !19.10 | ypiel [18:07] ypiel: 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 [18:09] aside form the unsupported / end of life release on one of them: if they both run the default gnome-shell/mutter desktop environment, and you want a graphical remote desktop, your best option is probably vino server on the target, and vinagre on the client. all of which can be setup enabled through the GUI. [18:09] look at settings -> sharing [18:10] Ok So I will upgrade it, so what would be the official/best way to ahve a remote desktop between two ubuntu 20.04.1 ? [18:11] thanks you tomreyn :) I'll test it [18:11] vnc? [18:11] the preferred approach is usually a vnc server on the system sharing the desktop, and a vnc client on the system accessing that. vino and vinagre are a vnc server and client. [18:12] threebar: the driver package directly from nvidia is unsupported here, only the ubuntu packaged drivers are. why not just use them? [18:19] ypiel: in case you'll not be happy with vnc (which is actually the rfb protocol), there are alternatives, such as ssh with x forwarding (works only for single applications, not the full desktop), x2go (uses the NX protocol, which supports hardware video acceleration), spice (targetting primarily virtual environments), rdp (mostly for windows compatibility, this is really a modified rfb protocol). there are also proprietary options, should you [18:19] want more. [18:19] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_remote_desktop_software [18:58] Just upgraded from 19.10 -> 20.04 then 20.04 -> 20.10 Now it seems my wifi isn't working? (It was working when I was upgrading heh) nmcli d shows wireless device as unavailabe [19:00] try wicd [19:00] so nmcli no longer works with 20.10 ? [19:00] no wicd installed [19:02] wicd is an awful idea on a modern ubuntu desktop [19:02] can you see the wifi connection within the menu ? [19:03] when I do: lshw -C network it shows that * -network: 0 DISABLED (descriptioin: wireless interface) [19:04] crazy, as I JUST upgraded TWICE (lmao) from 19.10 to 20.10 :/ and the wireless was working [19:04] Sicnus: Does it show power management: on in iwconfig [19:04] lemme check [19:05]