[00:43] I am using ubuntu server, when I type a quotation mark into the TTY I need to type another charecter before the quotation mark will show up. Does anyone know why this is happening, or how to fix it? [00:48] Guest6907 which keyboard layout are you using? [01:09] does anyone know how to disable ctrl-alt-t from opening a terminal window? [01:11] Thete delete the keyboard shortcut in settings [01:12] ahh, thank you [01:17] is there an ubuntu-ppc on this libre.chat? [01:21] you could ask in here [01:21] also, in general: kinda odd to still support ppc and not x86/non-amd64? [01:22] what, playstation 3? [02:07] shibboleth, PowerBook G4/iMac G4/MacPro G5 [02:54] i cant connect to my wifi with ubuntu. it just keeps endlessly asking for the password, that i know im entering right. help please [02:55] anything else you can tell us? [02:56] i removed the files in etc/NetworkManager/system-connections and that didnt do anything [02:57] tried "sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/iwlwifi-opt.conf <<< "options iwlwifi 11n_disable=1" " as per a forum post i found, that changed nothing too [02:58] thats about it it just keeps asking for the password, then a little bit of time passes, then it asks again no change [03:00] so you're experiencing a driver issue> [03:00] TheRedRipper: wifi password or Keyring password? [03:00] toddc: wifi [03:00] have you updated your driver? [03:00] cant do system updates i dont have wifi :< [03:01] i mean, manually [03:01] have you rebooted? [03:01] no [03:01] why did i not try rebooting [03:02] i looked up the ubuntuforum post in question and it said settings would apply after reboot. [03:02] *facepalm* [03:02] maybe i am an idiot [03:03] try it out and let us know if there is any change [03:03] ::thumbsup:: [03:05] fycuk [03:05] didnt work [03:06] whats the output of "lscpi -knn | grep Net -A2" [03:06] uh let me try [03:06] "commend 'lscpi' not found [03:07] whoop [03:07] "lspci" [03:07] ohh [03:07] outputs a bunch of info [03:08] whats the network controller [03:08] and the kernel driver that's being used [03:09] Intel Corporation Advanced-N 6205 [Taylor Peak] [8086:0085] (rev 34) [03:09] Subsystem: Intel corp centrino advanced-n 6205 (802.11a/b/g/n) [8086:1311] [03:09] kernel driver in use: iwlwifi [03:11] hmmm [03:12] have you tried all the weird things like rebooting your router [03:13] no but theres like 5 people on the wifi and i dont think restarting it would go over well [03:14] okie dokie [03:14] look at this and try this: https://bit.ly/3wtjKPO [03:16] follow the top answer and let me know if it helps [03:21] t3nj1n: didnt work fuck [03:22] u rebooted too? [03:23] yeap [03:24] if u have any access to the router why don't you connect to ethernet and update the driver that way [03:24] hey wait what [03:24] it works [03:24] great [03:24] i'm glad i could help [03:24] oh some dumbass kicked the router xD [03:25] T_T [03:25] thank you for the help though i appreciate it [03:25] yeah np [04:10] i upgraded an ubuntu 18.LTS to 20.LTS and... ssh is no longer running on that box.. [04:11] now i need to physically goto the location and see wtf happened. any idea why sshd decided a dist upgrade should mean it goes away? [04:16] sway: when you where upgrading, it might have asked to if you wanted to replace the local config with a new package maintainer one. Did you have any edits to your sshd.conf that would cause it not to work if it was reverted [04:16] i made sure to use the maintainer version since i had no changes i cared about if any [04:17] I need to install a LTS version of Ubuntu over my rather outdated installation of Disco. [04:17] However, my setup creates a small problem: I’m on a dual boot setup, and I want to perform the installation without touching the bootloader. At all. [04:17] Any advice? [04:18] sway: do you run a firewall? [04:19] yes but its not the issue [04:19] ssh worked thru the firewall via rules [04:19] im able to ping and nmap the box. 22 is NOT OPEN period [04:19] I would assume then that sshd for some reason has failed to start, until you look at your box its going to be hard to tell why [04:19] maybe you didn't knock politely [04:22] or the upgrade broke a previously functioning service [04:23] Quackles: I'm not sure you can update from disco to focal at all in the official way [04:33] CodeLyoko: I don’t need to *update* exactly so much as *replace*, to be honest. I can back up my data, etc. But the bootloader has to remain untouched. [04:38] I actually don't know if you can do that, I know on some distros you can pick none when it askes about bootloaders, but from what im seeing Ubuntu does not have that [04:39] It's not something I run into alot, so I'm a bit unsure on it === nkshirsa is now known as nikhil === nikhil is now known as nkshirsa [04:55] Quackles: if you're on UEFI/GPT, that's possible. On BIOS/MBR, it's not. Upload the output of `sudo parted l`. [04:56] One moment. [04:56] That’s a vertical bar, right? [04:57] for modern versions of Ubuntu (20 and up), is modifying 70-persistent-net.rules still the prefered way of defining which ethernet device is eth0 ? [04:57] sudo parted -l [04:57] minus lowercase L [04:57] The dual boot is actually booted into the windows half right now, but I can confirm it’s UEFI. [04:57] The-Fly: no, persistent interface names mean you get something like enp2s0 (pci bus place) [04:57] So that udev rules file isn't used anymore [04:57] To be clear, a bootloader is already installed: GRUB. [04:58] However, I had to configure it to handle the dual boot properly (with the windows bootloader subordinate to it) and I don’t particularly want to do that again. [04:58] Quackles: the efi bootloader goes into the efi partition. That part doesn't need to be touched, [04:58] So basically what I’d like to do is just plop a new install of Ubuntu into the existing partition. [04:59] Indeed. Now how do I prevent the Ubuntu installer from altering the EFI partition? [04:59] I'm doing the grub "hack" to force my ethernet devices to be eth0, eth1, etc , GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="net.ifnames=0 biosdevname=0" [04:59] while the /boot/grub/grub.cfg goes into the ubuntu partition, and will be updated for the new kernel etc [04:59] .... [04:59] it wasn’t going to be that easy, was it. [04:59] I’m worried that if grub.cfg is altered, it’ll break the current setup. [04:59] How will the installer alter the file? [04:59] Quackles: which part do you want to keep, the efi bootloader, or the grub configuration, and ...why?! [05:00] Basically, I have it set up so that the following occurs: [05:00] what is the "best" practices method of defining which ethernet device is which ? [05:00] The grub.cfg file contains the kernel version, that part gets updated in every kernel update [05:00] So it's usually not a big deal to have it updated [05:00] [1] When I start up my computer, GRUB launches and presents me with the choice between Linux and Ubuntu. [05:00] *Windows and Ubuntu. [05:00] [2] If I select Windows, control is transferred to the Windows bootloader, and Windows boots. [05:00] [3] If I select Ubuntu, Ubuntu boots. [05:00] The-Fly: that disables predictable interface names; if you do want that (why?) then sure the persistent-net is the way to go [05:01] I want to keep this configuration intact because when I was setting this up... [05:01] the windows bootloader became the ‘primary’ and GRUB became the ‘secondary’ somehow. [05:01] Quackles: so far, that's the "default ubuntu grub setup", no configuration is necessary for this [05:01] I had to do a good number of terminal commands to bail it out of that situation. [05:01] So I want to avoid a repeat of that. [05:02] Quackles: nah, that was done by windows updates or by the uefi firmware when uuids change [05:02] Quackles: it's not done by grub nor linux [05:02] I might have installed Windows after Linux... [05:02] That would do it, yes [05:02] So you can just install linux with the default options, you don't need to worry about that happening again from the linux side [05:03] Now a future windows update might decide to do it once more, but you can't prevent that :D [05:03] Quackles: BUT note that you can press f12 and select linux, while it boots [05:04] The computer’s air gapped, so I’m not worried about windows updates. [05:04] Or go into the uefi/bios settings and choose "ubuntu first" [05:04] You don't need to run any terminal commands to change it [05:04] The terminal commands are required for BIOS, not for UEFI [05:04] Yeah, the UEFI settings have, in this order: [Ubuntu-GRUB] => [Ubuntu] => [windows boot manager] [05:04] But when windows gets installed, it changes that order [05:04] So you need to go to the firmware and put it back [05:05] Got it. [05:05] Thanks. [05:05] np [05:06] You could also revive your linux installation from within windows, but that's more advanced :D [05:06] alkisg: say what now [05:07] Hehe, you can either mount the ext4 partition under windows and examine what goes wrong, or better yet, install virtualbox, boot the linux partition as a vm under linux, fix it, then reboot to it [05:07] But it's advanced; it would be a lot easier with a live cd [05:07] There’s nothing wrong with the disco installation afaik [05:07] *as a vm under windows [05:07] I just can’t do software updates from it XD [05:07] I thought ssh wasn't starting, ok [05:07] I think someone else had the ssh problems. [05:08] Sorry, I misread. Well, that's also fixable [05:08] Yeah, the no software updates being because it’s Disco [05:08] I just need to install a LTS version over it and hey presto [05:08] You want to update to eoan, then focal, or just install something into the existing disco? [05:08] I want to update to latest LTS. [05:08] OK, go for it then :) [05:08] And you’ve already allayed my concerns. [05:09] 👍️ === Hobbyboy|BNC is now known as Hobbyboy === teward is now known as Guest466 === vquicksilver is now known as Guest5599 [05:24] Hello people. My region was on a country in Middle East and I changed the format to U.S. Now in top bar everything is correct but in lock screen it's still (format) on my region in Middle East. === wode is now known as wodes [06:56] "E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages." Can someone please help me. I have tried apt-get clean, apt-get update, apt-get upgrade, apt-get purch, apt-get cleanup, and they all run perfectly, but do not correct the error. It also says that I have dependencies that are unmet. I have tried installing them individually and same errors for them as well. I suspect it is because I am running it on an old [06:56] Raspberry Pi with armhf architecture... could someone pelase advise. ps. There is no reply when I ask Qs in #taspberrypi :-) [06:57] #raspberry pi comment was because I aske don Freenode and is re the Raspberry Pi channel on Freenode. [07:03] Ascavasaion: which distribution and version are you running? Also, put the whole output of `sudo apt full-upgrade` in pastebin [07:08] alkisg, https://pastebin.com/M9EfwgCW [07:09] Ascavasaion: do the command that shows the problem, and put the whole terminal output to pastebin [07:14] alkisg, I ran the original command and then ran a version I came acorss onine and it seemed to show that armhf is the issue, but I may be wrong... they are both here... https://pastebin.com/C9eHVUG7 [07:15] Ascavasaion: can you upload the output of `apt policy cups` to pastebin? [07:16] alkisg, https://pastebin.com/Lp6Y34bi <= apt policy cups [07:17] Ascavasaion: that's raspbian, it can't be supported here, you need to ask in the #raspberrypi channel [07:17] alkisg, I know... nobody answers in there, so I came here to find out if it was a Linux issue. [07:18] alkisg, Thanks anyway... appreciate your looking into it for me [07:18] No it's a raspbian issue with the packages either in the repositories or in your installation [07:19] alkisg, Aaaah, okay... thansk you very much. [07:19] thank I mean hhe [07:20] Ascavasaion: if you're using "matrix", there's also a raspberry pi channel there [07:21] There's a web page for chatting on matrix available somewhere... [07:22] alkisg, Much appreciated, thank you [07:24] Ascavasaion: you can try 'sudo apt install -f' to see if that fixes your issue, but read the output before you let it proceed === EriC^ is now known as EriC^^ === bob is now known as bob2 [08:18] is it possible to connect to windows shares with ubuntu? [08:20] bob2, Definitely... try #samba maybe? It works really nicely. [08:22] it does not support this kind of notation? \\PC-2-HOME\C$ [08:22] backslash is forward slash? [08:23] looks like i have to prefix it with smb as well [08:24] bob2: yes [08:28] d [08:29] great! i'm copying some files now [08:29] is there a way to make this connected share a permanent resident on my ubuntu desktop or something like that? [08:29] like a mapped hard drive [08:31] I belive it is easy but I have not done that I would need to google auto mount network share should lead you to good results [08:32] never mind, i found the "add bookmark" option in file manager, this will do, perhaps it's even better [08:38] ducasse, This line fixed it. I deleted the existing repository entry and added this... deb http://mirrordirector.raspbian.org/raspbian/ jessie main contrib non-free rpi [08:39] alkisg, See above. You were correct... something wrong with the repository I was using. Maybe it never had armhf sources? I honestly do not know, but CUPS is installed. thank you for your help... your telling me that the fault was with the repositories got me to look there. thank you. [08:40] Ascavasaion: eeeeh, do note that you put jessie while you have stretch [08:40] This isn't an appropriate solution, it's like telling windows 7 to use the windows xp updates :D [08:40] alkisg, EEK! Yes, sorry...I did change it... I cut this from the site where I got the line. Well spotted. [08:40] Come to the matrix rasbperry pi channel if you need more help with this, I'm there [08:40] Ah ok [08:40] Nice, well done! [08:41] alkisg, I thought I have buster? [08:41] Oops... now I am indeed confused HAHA [08:41] Haha [08:41] Let me re-read your paste [08:42] 500 http://mirror.aarnet.edu.au/pub/raspbian/raspbian stretch/main armhf Packages [08:42] Yup, that's "stretch/main" [08:42] Okies, let me change that. [08:42] It's the older distribution; buster is the current one [08:42] You can't just change the sources :D It'll break things! [08:42] Paste this: [08:42] cat /etc/os-release [08:42] Oh [08:42] (or just read it) [08:43] If it says stretch, you're supposed to keep using stretch until you properly upgrade [08:43] alkisg, Says buster... PRETTY_NAME="Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)" [08:44] And the output of `uname -a` ? [08:44] alkisg, Linux mirkwood 5.10.17+ #1421 Thu May 27 13:58:02 BST 2021 armv6l GNU/Linux [08:45] OK. So I guess the initial problem was that you had a bad stretch entry in your sources list [08:45] So when you replaced it with buster, everything was fixed [08:45] alkisg, It looks like it... whoop [08:45] Which rpi is that? E.g. rpi2, 3, 4? [08:46] alkisg, Its an ancient thing... I want to try and use it on a USB-only printer, to make it a "netowkr" printer. [08:46] Ah ok, sure, nice idea [08:47] Upload this if you want: (free; cat /proc/cpuinfo) | nc termbin.com 9999 [08:47] It'll tell us your ram and cpu [08:47] alkisg, If I was to guess from a quick look at baord pictures online... Raspbery Pi B [08:47] 512 RAM? [08:48] i can't play a TS video file in ubuntu. video player says mpeg-2 video decoder, teletext decoder are required to play the file, but not installed. i found it in ubuntu software catalog and installed gstreamer "bad" but it's still not playing [08:49] ok it plays the audio but not video [08:50] alkisg, https://termbin.com/etoc [08:50] i click the file and i get the same error about mpeg-2 video decoder, then i click cancel, and then press play and it plays anyway but only audio. rebooting did not help. how do i get it to play everything? [08:51] Ascavasaion: indeed, rpib with 512 RAM, armv6l is the best you can do, you have the "correct" distribution/version [08:51] alkisg, I have a RPi4 with 8Gb here as well... but for priner I think theold one should suffice [08:51] printer I mean. [08:51] Sure [08:53] alkisg, Thank you once again... really appreciate you help. [08:54] 👍️ [08:55] ubuntu software app has no capacity to let me know that installation is in progress for snap packages? [08:56] i tried to click to install again because nothing was happening, and it gave me an error and some message about status change or whatever [08:57] it turns out it was in progress of installing and now it's installed. i was installing vlc [09:03] ok vlc can play my TS file, but the experience is horrible, in fullscreen i can't touch the trackpad without having the picture flicker, blackout and come back again, and play controls move up and down [09:05] in windowed mode my mouse cursor is maybe 5 pixels wide, and as i hover over the vlc window it shrinks to 1 pixel sized cursor. maybe it's a resolution problem? scaling? dpi? nvidia? [09:05] bob2: check for addl drivers ubuntu only uses open source you have a better video driver that can be added from the addl drivers menu [09:06] i have nvidia (experimental?) drivers enabled [09:06] may have [09:06] I use tested/recommended [09:07] bob2: what display adapter you are using [09:11] gpu? nvidia geforce 940m [09:12] so maxwell it is. Is your driver version 455.50.19 [09:12] someone on this channel helped me enable proprietary nvidia drivers using some command line (there was a link to some blog post) because i was seeing a 10% to 20% cpu use in idle mode and the pc was crap at playing youtube videos [09:13] i could not enable fractional scaling like 125% [09:13] then those are not compatible with your card [09:13] and falling back [09:14] how to check current driver version? [09:15] 460.84-0ubuntu0.20.04.1 [09:16] is this experimental then? [09:17] i used this command: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa [09:21] under software & updates, additional drivers, i have "nvidia driver metapackage from nvidia-driver-460 (proprietary)" selected. [09:21] other options include 390 and 465. should i change something here so i can play my TS video? [09:29] 460.84 should contain matrix 1 gen devices like 940M [09:31] you could check your gpu-manager log on "/var/log/gpu-manager.log" [09:31] and see what gpu-manager sees [09:39] what's the lowest version i can use that's compatible with 940m? [09:39] did you see the log [09:41] i see the log, but what am i looking for? [09:42] log exists and contains a lot of info. [09:42] "Device name: GeForce 940M" for example [09:43] "Has intel? yes" "Has nvidia? yes" [09:45] it is matrix gen 1 [09:45] that we know, but what mode your card is running [09:49] is that something i can grep onto? [09:50] there is no mention of "matrix" [09:50] matrix is codename for nvidia series [09:51] but is your driver running on nvidia or intel mode [09:53] ok so i will not find "matrix" in the log [09:53] how to determine then what mode it's in from this log? [09:53] "Intel IGP detected" [09:54] "NVIDIA hybrid system" [09:54] is that of any interest? [09:55] Found "/dev/dri/card0", driven by "i915" [09:56] so you are in intel mode [09:57] bob2: open nvidia-settings and set prime profile to nvidia === war is now known as Guest2332 [09:57] or "sudo prime-select nvidia" [09:59] do you mean "NVIDIA X Server Settings" gui? [09:59] and the "PRIME Profiles" ? [09:59] yes [09:59] there you select nvidia [09:59] does it change mode? [09:59] it's already set to "NVIDIA (Performance Mode)" [10:00] so you should then be running in nvidia mode [10:01] ok i think the blog post on fractional scaling said there is a bug in ubuntu and that i have to use this mode specifically, in spite of more power consumption, so i set it to "performance mode" [10:01] othewise "NVIDIA On-Demand" is to prefer i think [10:01] but then fractional scaling doesn't work... [10:02] yes [10:02] or it works with intel too, but if you need performance, then nvidia [10:03] so... what mode am i in then? intel (what the log says)? or nvidia (what the nvidia x server setting gui says)? [10:04] system should ideally switch automatically between intel and nvidia, and fractional scaling should just work [10:05] it doesn't work very well on all graphics cards [10:05] the whole reason i enabled nvidia proprietary driver is because the system was idling at 10% cpu use, and watching youtube in chrome caused 90% cpu use [10:06] but with "prime-select query" you see what is your settings [10:06] ok [10:06] it's software rendering that causes that [10:07] prime-select query says nvidia [10:08] so the log is wrong then? [10:08] "Found "/dev/dri/card0", driven by "i915"" [10:09] log said i915 which is intel? [10:09] hm... why did i look at the log if "prime-select query" can tell me what i need to know? [10:10] it tells you only choice, not used driver [10:15] i give up on this. sorry. i could have seen the first 4 minute of interest of this 18 minute video clip 21 times in 1 hour and 24 minutes that i have been beating ubuntu to play it for me, or the entire 18 minutes length 4 times over [10:16] what ubuntu version you are using? [10:21] ubuntu 20.04 [10:24] do you see nouveau on your gpu manager log? [10:26] i have uninstalled vlc. it can play my video file (mpeg-2 from a dvd) but it's not well suited for my setup [10:26] i did see a mention like that yes [10:27] so now the nouveau is working in nvidia driver [10:27] you need to blacklist that or change to intel to get smooth video playback [10:27] "Is nouveau loaded? no" [10:28] "Is nouveau blacklisted? yes" [10:28] this is what log says [10:28] ah, then it should be correct [10:29] why is gstreamer not helpful in playing my video file? i have installed it, but it can't help me play in default video player. [10:30] it only managed to play the audio from the video file, and only after i click "cancel" when it displays the error about mpeg-2 decoder, and after installing gstreamer and pressing space to play [10:34] why is gstreamer not listed under "Installed" tab in ubuntu software app? i have installed it alright... using ubuntu software app. i would like to remove it now. [10:35] if i do a search for "gstreamer" in ubuntu software app i can find the ""bad" set" in the results, so i can click it and then remove. plus i see a number of other gstreamer items in the list that i did not install. [10:36] they all have a green puzzle piece icon. they are addons? and for that reason they don't show in "Installed" tab? === Guest3692 is now known as Ganberox [10:38] Hello [10:39] I'm stuck with a blank screen on the ubuntu 20.04 welcome screen, I'm trying to reboot blindly [10:39] hello [10:39] heh... i installed the "ugly set" now and now i can play my video file... with picture... but now no audio... go figure! [10:40] I don't know the GUI pattern to shut/reboot, perhaps someone knows the way to do it with shell? [10:40] shutdown -h now [10:40] I hit Ctrl+alt+del once, not sure what it did [10:40] i'm done banging my head against the wall for this day [10:40] but you'd need sudo for that [10:40] Wouldn't shutdown -h be written into the password field unless I do something first? [10:41] oh you're not logged in [10:41] Yup [10:41] well you could try sysrq [10:41] I do have that enabled fully yes, but I was hoping to get it done the usual way if possible [10:42] REIBUS is the magic word :) [10:42] sorry, REISUB [10:42] Happens sometimes if monitor's not connected/swapped, not sure why it's just the way outputs from mobo work sometimes they don't re-feed the signal if they don't detect anything [10:42] benq monitor? [10:42] Asus [10:42] hmm [10:43] I'm not sure if it's the monitor or the PC, but it can happen with any PC I've have [10:43] well my benq (and i hear that's a common benq problem) sometimes doesn't work until i cut power to it, flush the capacitors and restore power [10:43] so, try that, maybe? [10:45] Usually I have BIOS set up to "Continue POST until press ESC" for such an other cases, I do dual boots (technically I do boot device swapping now only) and I really don't like it when bios boots straight into automatically selected boot device, so this option has been an absolute blessing [10:45] That computer that has Ubuntu, is an older one without this BIOS option [10:46] Otherwise I'd just hit the power button and there be no issue (but I think the storage disks would still log the SMART "unexpected power failure" event, even tho it most is zero chance of any data corruption, I hope) [10:46] sounds like something you could solve using grub [10:46] or whatever boot manager you're using [10:47] I think it's the default one, I made no changes there. [10:47] yeah just remove the default option or set the timeout ridiculously high [10:47] Oh, I didn't even had the idea of looking into that, that's a great advice, thanks, I haven't explored linux so much yet as I'm only getting serious with it for the past 1-2 years (way late than I was planning) [10:47] I have a question of my own, btw: I'm on kubuntu 18.04, and I think NetworkManager calls the shots with regards to DNS on my system and I think it gets the DNS server from the DHCP server on my VPN. Is it possible to have all name lookups go through either that DNS server (if it matches a certain domains) or my LAN interface's DNS server (both DNS servers have fixed IPs that I could hardcode if need be) [10:48] i know it's possible if i install extra software, like dnsmasq, but i was wondering if it is possible without any extra software [10:54] Not sure if this fits the bill, but you coud look at https://diversion.ch [10:55] But you need specific hardware for that. [10:56] why not dns blocking [10:57] what is dns blocking [10:58] like blacklists published that removes ads and malware [10:58] or use some ad blocking public dns [10:58] that's not my aim [10:58] and no, i dont want to use some fishy dns [10:59] like, hell no [10:59] TomyWork: You can use dnsmasq with Networkmanager (maybe it's even the default for query caching). [10:59] TomyWork: dnsmasq in turn can configure DNS resolvers per domain, about the interface I'm not sure though. [11:00] holgersson, right now the nm-generated resolv.conf sends queries directly to the vpn dns [11:01] i.e. there is no dnsmasq [11:02] TomyWork: OK, then you need to enable it yourself like in this example: https://www.jujens.eu/posts/en/2018/Sep/08/NetworkManager-dnsmasq/ [11:02] sure, it's only for static ad blocking, ignore that ;-) [11:03] holgersson: oh, ok. i answered to your post without noticing TomyWork guestion [11:03] pasiz: unlikely :D [11:05] TomyWork: you could add search etc after nameserver on /etc/systemd/resolved.conf [11:06] so you specify your vpn nameserver first. after that your lan server and under that you put search domain you want to use the other dns [11:06] see man resolved.conf [11:08] i think that is what you are looking for [11:11] Generally, advice coming from people on IRC should be treated like it's coming from a madman screaming at people on the street as they pass him by. [11:13] yes, you could grab something, never believe blindly [11:13] or grep it [11:14] hard to grep screaming.... [11:14] wish i could [11:15] active and selective noise cancellation with speech recognition isn't built in on my ears... [11:15] well now you know what to which for from your next gene therapy [11:16] that's right [11:17] i think my second cloning i add some better features [11:18] TomyWork: Basically you will need 'server=/localnet/192.168.0.1'. [11:18] TomyWork: I uploaded you parts of my config: https://paste.xinu.at/m-jaoiob/ === MINT_ is now known as mintuser_1 [11:20] TomyWork: I recommend to read man dnsmasq.conf and/or the default configs of dnsmasq in /etc/dnsmasq.conf. IMHO they have pretty good explanations. [11:20] TomyWork: Last hint: /etc/dnsmasq.conf is *not* read when NetworkManager starts dnsmasq, so don't change things there, but in /etc/Networkmanager/. [11:37] hi [11:53] Hello! I have some problems on 5.4.0-77-generic with my Dell XPS 15. after messing with bumblebee and video drivers I've broke the system suspending and hibernation. On systemctl suspens/hibernate the screen goes black for 15 seconds, and then it shows new login screen. After logging in it seemingly starts new session and on power off it kills this session, and shows login screen again. I've retraced all steps I did since last time hibernation/suspending [11:54] worked, and tried to change it back, but it didn't help. Can anyone try to help me please? [11:54] Hi [11:55] napalm isn't there a backup that you can access? [11:55] or maybe you didn't backup [11:56] Nope =( I didn't expect that installation of bumblebee can mess it up this heavily and apt purge won't help [11:57] well.. unfortunately that's all I can think of as I'm a Linux rookie [11:58] Saw this chat and thought i'd try it out. I'm surprised how many people use it! [11:58] napalm: 5.4 is the kernal version not ubuntu version [11:58] !yy.mm [11:58] Ubuntu version numbers are: YY.MM (YY=release year,MM=release month). Each year sees two releases, so just specifying YY is imprecise. See also https://www.ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle [11:58] I'm using Ubuntu 20.04 [11:58] !nomodeset [11:58] Systems with certain graphics chipsets may not boot properly out of the box. "Temporarily Add a Kernel Boot Parameter for Testing" as discussed at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelBootParameters to add the "nomodeset" parameter there. [11:58] may help [12:00] In general it works okay, but I'm seeing this strange change of behavior only when trying to suspend or hibernate the system [12:00] I'm gonna get shuteye.. got a problem to resolve and I'll hit this up another time. Have a good night folks [12:00]