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alanallen234324why is ubuntu under a non-free license00:08
leftyfbalanallen234324: https://ubuntu.com/licensing00:09
leftyfbalanallen234324: https://ubuntu.com/legal/terms00:10
leftyfbalanallen234324: Ubuntu is a collection of different software, each with their own licensing00:11
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TechnoturnoversOkay, I've got a public service announcement01:51
Technoturnoversif you're gonna fix your system with a chroot, do it with a live environment based on the distro you are fixing01:52
TechnoturnoversI just broke my ubuntu install like a complete dunce01:52
Technoturnoversbecause I was running apt from systemrescuecd, and it installed crap for the wrong kernel version01:52
Bashing-omTechnoturnovers: All have at one time or the other broke 'buntu - all in the process of learning :D01:53
TechnoturnoversBashing-om: I thought that apt was gonna use info from my chroot, but it somehow read the kernel that systemrescue was using01:54
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Bashing-omTechnoturnovers: Hummm .. like you I would have thought a full change root would have been the install :(01:55
TechnoturnoversI think it was because I mounted /dev, /sys, etc01:56
Technoturnoverswhich i had to, otherwise stuff wouldn't have worked01:56
Technoturnoversanyways, I'm writing a kubuntu liveusb right now01:57
webchat52I am using ubuntu 20.04 and gdm3, the window manager would only start when I type "systemctl start gdm3"01:57
webchat52I want it to start automatically upon boot01:57
webchat52I already set my graphical environment as default, but sitll not loading after boot up, clues?01:58
Bashing-omTechnoturnovers: Yeah - lesson learned here the hard way too - always work with liveUSB same as the installed version.01:58
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thyriaenHowdy, where can i see the log of the previous boot ? is it journalctl ?04:23
alkisgAFAIK it's journalctl -b -104:28
Bashing-omthyriaen: ' journalctl -b -0 ' shows messages from the current boot ; ' journalctl -b -1 ' from the previous boot.04:28
* Bashing-om tooo slow ^^ :D04:29
kushal`journalctl --list-boots` to list all of the available boot logs :)04:31
Bashing-omsudo journalctl --vacuum-time=2weeks to free up some disk space :)04:35
kushalBashing-om, thank you for reminding me, have to write about the other available flags in my command line book.04:38
kushalThough I will have to read the man page to learn about those first :p04:38
Bashing-omkushal: ^ came from my own cheat sheet :D04:39
kushalBashing-om, :)04:39
alkisgMeh that journalctl could surely use some optimizing; `journalctl --list-boots` needed 30 seconds to list the boots in my pc04:39
kushalhehe04:40
kushalBashing-om, I maintain this book https://lym.readthedocs.io/en/latest/04:41
m123456789vegas.qld.au.austnet.org04:43
Bashing-omkushal: Gotta check that out - gimme a few tics :D04:43
m123456789sorry wrong chat :)04:43
Bashing-omkushal: ^ beats my cheat sheet all hollow - bookmarked !04:44
kushalBashing-om, I am sure you have tricks which are not in the book. I wrote it as I was looking for one single point to use in the IRC based training we provide.04:46
Bashing-omkushal: Are you on the ubuntu documentation team ?04:49
kushalBashing-om, No :(04:50
kushalI wish to write a lot of things, just lacking in both knowledge and time :)04:50
Bashing-omkushal: Hey what you have done is wonderful - What I helped develop: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PopularPages .04:55
* kushal goes to read 04:57
Bashing-omkushal: If you are in the vein to learn and contibute, please join the documentation discussion: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ways-to-improve-documentation/23478 .04:59
* kushal adds the links to note05:00
kushalBashing-om, I also maintain a Python book https://pymbook.readthedocs.io/en/latest/05:02
Bashing-omkushal: Looks descent too - I will find that handy :D05:07
kushalBashing-om, there are a lot of new changes in Python 3.9 and 3.10, have to add those.05:09
Bashing-omkushal: Yeah - I am aware of changes - so far I have not got caught up short. - famous last words -05:11
Bashing-omjuanjo: Mind ya though - I am but a dabbler- nothing of a serious nature :D05:13
alkisgI was writing some pages in the ubuntu wiki in the past; then I realized that software documentation should be managed/maintained upstream as much as possible05:19
alkisgOnly distro-specific documentation should be maintained in distribution faciliities. Same for bugs; launchpad.net is a mess because they were accepting bugs with no software maintainers there05:19
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Bashing-omalkisg: Yeah - maintaining our docs has sure fallen from what it used to be - I am glad to see a movement to improve this situation.05:22
alkisgI think the policy needs to be changed; not a "call for engagement"...05:22
alkisgI liked the diataxis.fr link that a person posted in that discourse thread05:23
Bashing-omalkisg: If I had an answer I would indeed voice my opinion - but me is so little minded and the issue is a complex one :(05:24
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zilinuHellow05:32
zilinuGood evening05:32
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yukiuphi05:49
yukiupit is dark out05:49
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relicssup09:36
yukiuphi09:48
lotuspsychjewelcome relrod yukiup09:51
bobdobbsI'm about to install something that has no official ubuntu repo. I'll be downloading the binary. Where is a good place to put it, if I want the command to be available to all users on the system?09:59
oerheksfor such binairies, choose /opt/10:00
oerheksand add /opt/whatever to your path10:00
bobdobbsoerheks: thanks10:00
oerhekslogout, login, and voila10:00
oerheksexport PATH="/opt/:$PATH"10:01
bobdobbskewl10:01
bobdobbsthanks :)10:01
oerheksadd this to /etc/bash.bashrc ( for all users) or  ~/.bashrc for your account10:03
bobdobbswill do10:03
bobdobbsThe path stuff I understand (for the most part). It's permissions that I find a little challenging.10:03
bobdobbsoerheks: if I'm right, the script should be owned by root, executable by everyone, and writable only by root. Does that sound right?10:04
BardonHello, I read "communicate with the host platform via serial if the host has been configured to present a terminal on /dev/ttyS1". I'm using ubuntu 20.04 LTS. How can I get a terminal on /dev/ttyS1?10:06
Bardondmesg says "[   17.446604] 00:03: ttyS1 at I/O 0x2f8 (irq = 3, base_baud = 115200) is a 16550A"10:09
Bardon`screen /dev/ttyS1 115200` says "[screen is terminating]"10:15
BardonAh my bad I needed sudo. Still, it is empty10:17
goddardwhy isn't fail2ban setup by default when installing openssh?11:16
oerheksmost ssh users use keys. so a password tool is not really needed11:17
oerheksgufw is also not installed standard.11:18
oerheksthát package i would see standard11:18
goddardthe default ubuntu screen share tool  or whatever you calls it enables SSH with just a password11:18
goddardyeah me too11:18
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oerhekshttps://ubuntu.com/server/docs/service-openssh11:19
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Guest22Hello Guys, hope you can help me out with an issue, i have configure my Ubuntu server 21.04 on friday and it was up and running fine till this morning when i decided to reboot it, since then i'm not able to reach the server anymore but it seems the network are not working properly on the ubuntu server itself. if i try to ping whatever ip it says:11:32
Guest22Network is unreachable... i have been looking and trying different solution; one of those solutions were to execute: sudo netplan apply, but i don't have that package installed, so how can i  install it without being connected to the world?11:32
lotuspsychjeGuest22: you dont have physical access to your server anymore?11:34
Guest22i do11:34
Guest22is a VM so i can acces via terminal11:34
lotuspsychjeGuest22: pastebin us sudo lshw -C network please?11:35
Guest22could not copy it but i saw one row which is *-network:0 DISABLED11:36
lotuspsychjeGuest22: maybe your network card didnt pickup on the 21.04 kernel? investigate your dmesg perhaps11:38
lotuspsychjeor if you can share it to the chanel here11:38
Guest22it seems it has been reconigzed at least it says: enp0s3 NIC Link is up...11:41
Guest22i would like to copy it but i cannot get it from the terminal from Virtualbox11:41
oerheksctrl + alt + c11:41
Guest22i'm still here11:45
oerheksone could also make a screenshot from the host11:51
Guest2271i did it but how i can i paste it here?11:51
oerheks!paste11:51
ubottuFor 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.11:51
oerheksimgur or the like11:51
Guest2271http://imgur.com/a/V1LV76911:53
oerhekswhat is this renamed?11:54
oerheksdid you try to disable the new interface naming?11:54
oerheksremove that, and it works, i guess11:55
Guest2271how should i do that, i mean this was done automatically11:55
oerheksand i see you use nm networkmanager...11:55
Guest2271same post as before if i try to remove it it doesn't remove because is not installed12:01
Guest2271if you refresh imgur, you will get the full log from lshw -C network12:03
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Guest2271updated link on imgur: now i get a different messahe12:36
Guest2271message12:36
Guest2271http://imgur.com/a/V1LV76912:37
Guest2271so far it ssems IPV4 does not work and it only work on IPV612:38
murderhello guys, I've been out of using linux as desktop for around 15 years and something has changed regarding keyboard, I use PTBR keyboard layout, thus making ~ an accentuated notation like ã - the problem is, when I do ~/ directly, it anulates, probably because the / is not an acceptable accentuation letter, how can I avoid this beside having to hit ~ space / ?12:39
Guest96sudo apt-get update fails with "Could not connect to testserver:8080 (10.190.21.244). - connect (111: Connection refused)" .. I am able to ping "testserver", but any idea why it failed in apt-get update?12:41
zaggynlcan you browse to the testserver repo?12:41
murderGuest96: you can ping, but you cannot connect to port 8080 TCP.12:41
Guest96murder: What needs to be modified on testserver to resolve it?12:42
geirhastart the proxy that is supposed to be listening on port 8080 there12:44
Guest96geirha: I just checked ps command ouput, already aptly running on that port (/usr/bin/aptly api serve --listen 127.0.0.1:8080)12:45
geirhaif it listens on 127.0.0.1, it can't be accesses from the outside12:45
geirhatry with 0.0.0.0:8080 to listen on all interfaces instead12:46
Guest96geirha: thanks , it worked well12:56
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IlhamiHello guys14:29
Ilhamiis there a way I can upgrade ubuntu 14.04 to 16.04?14:29
oerhekstoo much hassle to upgrade from EOL to EOL to next version 18.04 ..14:30
de-factoI am on Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS and screen is tearing horribly, it runs llvmpipe (LLVM 11.0.0, 256 bits) but should use "HD Graphics 530", how can i install the correct drivers?14:31
oerheksDisable secure boot.14:32
oerheksde-facto, ^^14:32
Ilhamioerheks what should I do? there is a package I can't use with version 14.0414:33
Ilhamipython-certbot-nginx14:34
de-factooerheks interesting, how come?14:34
de-factoinxi -G shows me "Device-1: Intel HD Graphics 530 driver: N/A"14:35
oerheksde-facto, tons of forumpost about that?14:35
de-factojust trying to understand why though14:36
webchat68Hi, I am trying to learn about drivers and following this website https://linux-kernel-labs.github.io/refs/heads/master/labs/infrastructure.html and i am getting error while executing "make build" i am attaching the error i am recieving. Please tell me a way to correct it. https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/9C5s77qS8q/14:36
Ilhamican I upgrade from 14.04 to 18.04 without problems?14:39
ioriathe transition to systemd might cause some troubles ...14:40
oerheksIlhami, no.14:41
Ilhamiso can I disable systemd?14:41
oerheksyou need to use 2 times the EOL hack, not worth the trouble and time.14:42
oerheksdisable systemd = switch distro14:42
oerhekslolz14:42
Ilhamilol14:42
Ilhamiwhat would you recommend me doing?14:42
oerheksgo take a read about certbot in 20.04, it is great. and do a fresh install.14:43
oerhekshttps://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-secure-nginx-with-let-s-encrypt-on-ubuntu-20-0414:44
Ilhamibut what about my web application? migrating it would take long, no?14:44
de-factooerheks i was in the bios, no option to disable secure boot14:44
oerheksyou will jump to python314:44
Ilhamifuck me14:45
Ilhami:/14:45
RonWhoCaresCan anyone tell me where to find AMD driver for Ubuntu 20.04 for the 6800xt graphic card?14:45
de-factoAny idea how to use "HD Graphics 530" on Ubuntu 20.04.2 ?14:46
de-factothe pc is not useable like this14:46
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oerheksde-facto, i find no good reason why llvm is in place.14:51
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oerhekssome posts are about nvidia and drivers, mesa.14:52
oerheksone post; removing xserver-xorg-video-fbdev  fixed it..14:53
de-factook i was in bios again, i think secure boot is not active14:56
de-factoi think i somehow have to install the intel driver, but i dont know how14:57
oerheksintel is in the kernel already14:57
oerheksyou need to stop this llvm, that may come from fbdevv ?14:58
de-factosome suggest modifying /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-intel-graphics.conf but that directory does not even exist!15:00
ravagedo you have any kernel parameters like "nomodeset" in your grub config? that can also be a problem15:02
de-factohmm removing xserver-xorg-video-fbdev will remove xserver-xorg-video-all15:03
de-factoi dont think that would be a good idea :(15:03
de-factoi thought intel is well supported?15:04
ravageit is15:04
oerheksyeah, that is why i am surprised ..15:04
oerheksreinstall ubuntu-desktop ?15:04
oerheksthis is bare metal install, right?15:05
de-factoyes bare metal15:07
de-factodevice almost not useable the tearing is so horrible that even moving mouse or typing letters is almost not possible15:07
de-factohow can i load the driver for intel 530 hd?15:08
de-factoreinstalled ubuntu-desktop15:13
de-factono change15:13
de-factowhat is the driver for "HD Graphics 530" ?15:14
oerheksxserver-xorg-video-intel15:15
de-factois installed15:22
thunderysteakIsn't Ubuntu using Wayland by default thus needing Mesa instead?15:25
thunderysteakFor 21.04 at least15:26
Harlinprobably.15:30
oerhekshe is running 20.04.215:32
thunderysteakAh, nevermind then.15:32
oerheksweird situation, llvmpipe (LLVM 11.0.0, 256 bits) as driver15:32
oerheksnot the intel stack15:33
ravagedid you check if you have "nomodeset" in your kernel parameters?15:36
de-factoi think so, i have to continue another day with this17:01
de-factoso far it does not work for some reason (its a pc at work, i am already at home now)17:02
de-factothanks so far guys17:03
ash_worksimaybe not an ubuntu question, but `man psql` shows "or using a conninfo connection string as detailed in Section 33.1.1." -- how do I get to that section?18:26
oerhekshttps://www.postgresql.org/docs/10/libpq-connect.html#LIBPQ-CONNSTRING18:27
ash_worksioerheks: I mean, how do I get to that section in `man`?18:28
ash_worksi(actually, I don't even need to as it's incidentally outlined below as a `\c` meta-command variant)18:29
ash_worksi(but I would still like to know how to navigate the docs as I don't end up doing that very often)18:29
oerheksi don't know, i would look it up online18:32
newb134Hi, where do I file a bug for the podman package ?18:40
newb134I am newb to podman, I am trying to do the comand podman pull ghost but I get the following error Error: error getting default registries to try: short-name "ghost" did not resolve to an alias and no unqualified-search registries are defined in "/etc/containers/registries.conf"18:40
ash_worksioerheks: thanks18:40
newb134on ubuntu 21.0418:41
leftyfb!bug | newb13418:41
ubottunewb134: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its official !flavors, please report it using the command « ubuntu-bug <package> » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs.18:41
newb134ok18:42
athosnewb134: did you check /etc/containers/registries.conf ?18:45
athosin impish here, it just came empty :) you could add a few registries there, such as docker.io, and try pulling your images18:46
newb134I did have a look other pulls seem to work fine from docker.io e.g. podman pull ubuntu18:47
newb134and the hello world script works too18:48
athosnewb134: that is because there are images registered here => /etc/containers/registries.conf.d/shortnames.conf18:49
athosnewb134: also, if you try using the full qualified names for those images, your pulls should work18:50
athosnewb134: e.g., docker.io/IMAGE18:50
newb134i see so how would recommend to edit the .conf file18:51
newb134i mean what would you add18:53
newb134yes docker.io/IMAGE works thanks18:54
athosnewb134: https://github.com/containers/image/blob/main/docs/containers-registries.conf.5.md18:58
athosand do check the note in the end on the risk of using unqualified image names18:58
athostl;dr: the registries were not added on the config file for a reason18:59
newb134will do thanks18:59
newb134RISK OF USING UNQUALIFIED IMAGE NAMES - yes makes sense19:00
newb134most people are running podman for unprivileged access19:00
dakotakaeHello, all! Just a quick question: When did everything move away from Freenode and over to here?19:18
dakotakaeI tried going into Freenode a couple of times and it was dead :P19:18
oerheksgood.19:18
leftyfbdakotakae: this is the official community support IRC channel for Ubuntu now. What can we help you with?19:21
dakotakaeNot much, really. I was having an issue with PolKit a couple weeks ago (it wouldn't let me enable linger for a user), but I got it worked out. I just found out recently that things were moved to Libera instead of Freenode. I was just wondering when the switch happened.19:22
sarnolddakotakae: a few weeks ago19:23
leftyfbdakotakae: in May19:23
dakotakaeYep, that would explain it. I haven't been in the Ubuntu IRC for about a year now. What motivated the change?19:24
leftyfbdakotakae: feel free to discuss in #libera or maybe #ubuntu-irc19:24
sarnolddakotakae: this describes it pretty well https://gist.github.com/joepie91/df80d8d36cd9d1bde46ba018af49740919:26
dakotakaethanks!19:26
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kyonko000are all the freenode servers down?19:29
leftyfb!ot | kyonko00019:29
ubottukyonko000: #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!19:29
webchat73hi20:29
webchat73my ubuntu is not accepting my passsword20:29
webchat87hi20:30
webchat87ubuntu is saying incorrect password20:30
webchat87i entered the correct passwrod20:30
Bashing-omwebchat87: caps lock ?20:30
webchat87no20:30
webchat87i tried several times20:30
webchat87it worked last night20:31
webchat87not its not20:31
oerheksdid you use numpad for 1-9?20:31
matsamanwebchat87: boot to live OS, chroot, change password (passwd userhere)20:31
webchat87what live OS20:31
oerheksyes, one could reset it, if it is not fully encrypted.20:32
oerheks!password20:32
ubottuForgot your password? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword What's the root password? See !sudo. Don't see *** in password prompts? That's normal. Sudo doesn't ask for your password? It remembers you for several minutes. Please use strong passwords, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/StrongPasswords20:32
webchat87i tried doing that20:32
webchat87not working20:32
oerheksoh sure it works.20:32
webchat87no20:33
Bashing-omwebchat87: This way then - providing encrtption is not a factor: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword <- Here are easy instructions to reset your password in Ubuntu.20:34
webchat87its n ot20:34
Guest1045hello20:34
Guest1045any channel for spammers here?20:34
webchat87its not working20:34
matsamanhi20:34
matsamanGuest1045: #spam? probably not20:34
Guest1045nobody :)20:34
solo1different keyboard?20:34
oerheksGuest1045, try #libera20:34
matsamanGuest1045: it's an unpopular subject20:34
Guest1045what is most popular?20:35
oerheksnot an ubuntu support issue20:35
Guest1045:)20:35
Guest1045hacking,cracking?20:35
webchat87i typed this mount -rw -o remount /20:35
webchat87and it asks me for the password20:35
webchat87and then says incorrect20:35
solo1mabey luks20:36
matsamanwebchat87: if it's asking you for a password on the live OS, you might have some encryption20:36
matsamanif you're running 'passwd someUser', though, it's asking you for a _new_ password to set20:36
webchat87how should i fix it ?20:36
webchat87no it is aking to enter passwrod20:37
webchat87not new passwrod20:37
matsamanunfortunately the purpose of encryption is to disallow access without the correct passphrase20:38
matsamanit's therefore important to remember the passphrase if you want to maintain access20:38
matsamanif you don't use this passphrase for other things, you could tell us what it is and we could brainstorm about how you might be accidentally mistyping it, and then you could cease to use that passphrase in future (since it'd be no longer secret)20:39
matsamanthere's not much else #ubuntu can really do. Encryption can be defeated with effort, but if it was done right it would be immense effort20:39
leftyfbif it was LUKS encrypted, it wouldn't be asking for a password trying to mount /dev/sdx, it would give a mount error as it needs to be "Open"'d first, then you type in the password, then you mount the device created in /dev/mapper/20:47
matsamanyeah, I'd say the chances you're confused about what is saying what are pretty high20:49
leftyfbmatsaman: you mean they are confused. I'm fully aware of how LUKS works20:50
gordonjcpwhy would you use LUKS when you can just smash the hard disk flat with a hammer?20:57
gordonjcpyou're going to lose your data either way20:57
sarnoldbecause LUKS is like the hammer that you've already swung20:57
matsamanleftyfb: yes, 'you' being not you leftyfb =)20:57
gordonjcpsarnold: exactly20:57
gordonjcpsarnold: I guess it saves you the bother of writing a script that'll occasionally dd /dev/urandom all over your disk when you don't expect it20:58
sarnoldthat way you don't have to try to get a hammer through the TSA checkpoinst at the airport, or buy a new hard drive every time you leave your laptop in the hotel room20:58
leftyfbgordonjcp: what's wrong with LUKS? I've been using it on my machines and backups for years without issue20:59
gordonjcpleftyfb: the moment you do have a problem, your data is gone21:01
gordonjcpleftyfb: and it's painfully slow21:01
matsamanencryption is fine, but you need to know the risks of using it improperly21:01
gordonjcpleftyfb: disks are slow enough as it is21:01
matsamanlike forgetting your password, or not having backups, etc.21:02
ravageIt amazes me how many people can't detect trolling even if it's out of "trolling for dummies"21:02
leftyfbgordonjcp: as with anything. That's what backups and ansible are for. No sense in forgoing security for the rare chance that $something goes wrong21:02
gordonjcpsecurity isn't important21:02
leftyfbravage: ah, like this one? ^21:02
gordonjcpI guess it's "secure" if it's too slow to use21:02
ravageExactly21:02
matsamanplenty of hardware these days makes encryption plenty performant21:11
matsamanbut21:11
matsamana lot of people would be better off with a small encrypted area holding their rare, minute amounts of secure data21:12
matsamanover full disk encryption21:12
matsamanjust because 1) they don't have anything someone would bother trying to get around a plain password without encryption for, and21:12
matsaman2) if they did, once you get physical access, encryption won't stop a professional anyway21:13
matsamanbut you need to know what you're getting into either way, you can't just forget your passphrases21:13
ravage*sigh*21:15
leftyfbfeel free to continue the discussion in #ubuntu-offtopic21:16
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billionaireHello. Trying to `sudo apt-get install irssi` but get `The following packages have unmet dependencies: irssi : Depends: perl but it is not going to be installed - Depends: perlapi-5.32.1 - E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.` anybody know how to fix it?23:05
jeremy31billionaire: have you searched for an answer?23:06
billionairejeremy31: Yes, I've tried all the supposed solutions on AskUbuntu.com23:07
jeremy31billionaire: Any PPA's in your sources?23:08
billionairejeremy31: I have no idea what that means, sorry23:09
sarnoldbillionaire: do you get a more useful error message with apt install perlapi-5.32.1  ?23:10
billionaire`E: Package 'perlapi-5.32.1' has no installation candidate`23:11
billionaireSurprised how complex and non-userfriendly all this is compared to say OpenBSD's supersimple `pkg_add`23:13
sarnoldbillionaire: aha, okay, how about sudo apt install perl-base ?23:13
billionaireI'm out - you guys have a great day23:14
billionairesarnold: `0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 39 not upgraded.`23:14
billionaireCheers23:14
LjLwell at least they gave it a 10 minute try23:15
sarnoldheh yeah that's nine minutes more than most23:16
sarnoldI'd really like to know what got that so borked23:16
leftyfbirssi installs just fine on both 20.04 and 21.0423:21
optimantProbably something held from a weird repo23:42
sarnoldheld package is my guess23:43
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