[00:18] <daddy0> ubuntu server 14.04.x and 16.04.x install and run just fine, but when i install 18.04.x or 20.04.1, after install is completed my pc says cannot find bootable disk
[00:42] <daddy0> seems it might have something to do with gpt/mbr ? im going to try to use a live linux to fix it
[03:23] <MIF> so I started a command over ssh, how can I keep it running even if I lose connection to my server over ssh?
[03:25] <quadrathoch2> tmux, screen MIF
[15:43] <BlueEagle> MIF: I use screen to run an application on my server even if I disconnect the SSH session.
[15:44] <MIF> ok
[15:52] <JanC> screen or tmux are the most commonly used indeed
[15:53] <JanC> there is or are others too, including some that will only run one command like that (without all the window stuff etc. that screen & tmux have)
[15:55] <JanC> there is also byobu (and some others) that provide a more visual than default configuration for screen and/or tmux, which might be useful if you aren't used to them yet
[18:31] <thebiffman> Hello. I recently had to setup my home web server from scratch without access to the old server. I realized I had backed up some of the stuff, but not all config files etc. I am currently looking for a good and simple method select a bunch of directories that will be backed up to a mounted samba share every night. Bonus if the backup can rotate some files.
[18:32] <thebiffman> I have been looking a bit at rsync but that seems to be more dropbox-like that keep the "current version". I want a full copy of all selected directories every time.
[18:34] <RoyK> rclone, perhaps_
[18:34] <RoyK> ?
[18:37] <thebiffman> Will take a look, thanks
[23:05] <Sophist-UK> Hi - is this somewhere I can report a problem with the ubuntu server for Raspberry Pi 400 64-bit image?