[00:20] * Psi-Jack glares at ijohnson [00:21] Psi-Jack: ? === de-facto_ is now known as de-facto === denningsrogue1 is now known as denningsrogue [07:07] Good morning [07:12] good morning lordievader (and everyone else) [07:13] Hey cpaelzer_ [07:13] How are you doing? [07:14] at this time, trying to get my day under control :-) [07:33] jamespage: coreycb: is heather part of your team? I'm a bit confused and worried by the handling of https://bugs.launchpad.net/cloud-archive/+bug/1914100 [07:33] Launchpad bug 1914100 in Ubuntu Cloud Archive stein "python3-heat-dashboard launch stack fails" [Medium, In Progress] [11:49] Hi, I've changed home directory for my user before changing home directory my shell was colorfull but now when I'm connecting to server it has no color, What should I do for this problem? [11:49] I do this by this command : sudo vipw [11:58] Hamidreza: well you need to copy/move the old dir over, or start from scratch by copying in /etc/skel and and chown -R $USER:$USER $HOME [12:05] juliank, I didnt catch what you mean [12:05] Hamidreza: You had /home/foo changed location to /bar/foo so you gotta move what was /home/foo to /bar/foo [12:06] or if you want to start from scratch you gotta repopulate it with the home directory skeleton files which are stored in /etc/skel [12:06] these are on most systems [12:06] .bashrc [12:06] .profile [12:06] .bash_logout [12:07] and .bashrc is where colour is configured, if you run bash [12:08] juliank, I must move .bashrc and others? [12:08] yes, you must either move the files from the old dir, or copy the standard ones in from /etc/skel and chown them [12:09] juliank, I have no files in /home/$user [12:26] Hamidreza: vipw (or vi /etc/passwd, which is what that does) only changes the userdir path, it doesn't move the actual data. to see those files, type 'ls -a' [12:27] Hamidreza: files with . at the front are hidden === ijohnson is now known as ijohnson|lunch === ijohnson|lunch is now known as ijohnson [18:22] Is it possible and if so, howto to make a new Install from current ubuntu server to new separate hdd? [18:38] Maybe do the 'classic' installation, but without grub, and make a detection later in the first os to add the second ? [18:39] (suggestion) [18:41] https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/252936/grub2-boot-to-a-second-another-hard-disk [18:55] vegetux, thanks! Trying to make an install on current running server to separate hdd. Debootstrap and chroot could be the way? [19:03] you mean debootstrap for install in a subdir, on same hdd, and move it after and chroot? [19:06] I could be done probably, but you can wait for confirmation ^^' [19:57] vegetux, I'm still looking into it myself, not sure if it's the way to go. [20:04] maybe do a test in a virtual machine to validate? [20:04] it's pretty quick [20:05] vegetux, on a separate hdd [20:06] you make a virtual machine in vmware, or vbox, with 2 virtual hdd [20:06] you install the os on the first, and test your procedure [20:11] will test [20:12] in 15mn you will be fixed ^^ [20:13] have to leave it for later, but worth testing before any live attempts [22:25] anyone using SSMTP and getting the email in output? I can't seem to get the subject/from/to portions correct. been trying to use \r\n or just \n in my echo to ssmtp [22:26] something like this, https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/rSYsBvDzxh/ [22:28] xibalba: try 'echo -e', or better yet, switch to printf(1) [22:28] printf on the cli? thought that was a clib call, i'll check it out [22:29] echo -e ... i wont forget that. thank you! [22:31] yeah, because echo isn't well-standardized, there's a better printf command that is much more consistent across platforms