[00:10] Hi all! I am about to reinstall Zorin OS 16 (based on Ubuntu 20.04.3) on my work laptop, and I am wondering - if I opt for the full disk encryption option, does this use the TPM for unlocking or will I need to enter a password at boot? The installer is ubiquity for what it's worth [00:13] !zorin | SineDeviance [00:13] leftyfb: zorin has no support IRC channel [00:13] if that's what you were getting at [00:13] SineDeviance: we cannot support unofficial Ubuntu derivatives here, sorry [00:14] still, it uses the stock ubuntu installer and partition manager, so my question still stands [00:14] leftyfb: k. let me ask this another way, then [00:14] SineDeviance: https://zorin.com/help/ <~~~ this is where you get support [00:14] if I install ubuntu 20.04.3 and use the full disk encryption option, is it going to use my TPM for unlocking or will I need to enter a password at power-on? [00:14] SineDeviance: no, sorry, we're not going to play that game [00:14] seriously? [00:15] they're literally the same base [00:15] same installer [00:15] same everything [00:15] SineDeviance: then install ubuntu [00:15] leftyfb: I JUST ASKED if I installed ubuntu instead, would it use the TPM or not? === xv8 is now known as XV8 [00:38] leftyfb: i don't see that as a game... [00:39] journalctl -k --grep=tpm https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/security/tpm/index.html [00:39] oh he's already gone. I was going to say, I don't think there is a 20.04.3 versino of ubuntu... I have 20.04.2 and I thought I had the latest... [00:39] version* [00:40] Croran: 20.04.3 is the latest [00:40] leftyfb: oh... what am i doing wrong then? [00:40] Croran: sudo apt update ; sudo apt full-upgrade [00:41] leftyfb: sure enough. something appears to be broken with my update notifier. === XV8 is now known as xv8 [01:28] I'm having an issue with a dual monitor setup and screen rotation. From the UEFI bootloader, to the grub menu, to the ubuntu login screen the second monitor is being used as the primary monitor and its not rotated correctly [01:29] I'd like to edit these to use the correct monitor. Do I need to modify each stage, or will a change at an earlier step in the boot process be honored by later stages? [01:30] Once I'm logged in, the display preferences takes over and things are displayed correctly [01:34] My monitors are connected through a graphics card, not directly to the motherboard. Does that mean at each stage I'm already using a graphics driver or is there some passthrough? === M4he is now known as mahe === seednode2 is now known as seednode [02:05] I can't just swap the cables, that's the most common "fix" I see [02:07] noarb, before you login the system isn't using your created settings; you describe the DM which has it's own, also plymouth (it reads the hardware & relies on that for the most part but again it's own) but you've provided no OS & release details [02:09] uEFI bootloader is hardware/firmware; these settings are being passed to plymouth & DM as default unless configurations you've made overrule [02:12] I'm using Ubuntu 21.04 x86_64, 5.11.0-31-generic with GNOME 3.38.4 with Mutter [02:12] so if I'm able to successfully alter how grub display the monitors, all the stages after that will respect that change? === xv8 is now known as XV8 [02:15] grub settings impact grub alone. [02:16] I like sddm as it puts the greeter on all displays (suits me as i on rare occasion turn a monitor off) [02:17] gdm I thought put the greeter on whichever screen the pointer is one (but I forget version/releases.. it may not be 21.04/hirsute) === XV8 is now known as xv8 [02:37] hey all === emby is now known as emba === emba is now known as emmalemmabingbon [03:27] hi [03:47] Testing 123 === xv8 is now known as XV8 [05:41] anyone have experience using a USB-to-HDMI 'displaylink' adapter under Ubuntu? === phdu[m] is now known as phdu === eggbean is now known as drogue === Hash is now known as HCB === o is now known as niko [07:36] hi [07:44] Hello ned- === mIk3_09 is now known as mIk3_08 === carlos is now known as Guest8816 === diskin is now known as Guest321 === diskin_ is now known as diskin [09:38] i have weird thing with snap installed chromium and hardware decoding [09:38] when i launch the browser with /snap/bin/chromium and the start parameters to enable hardware video decode... it doesnt work [09:38] when i use /snap/chromium/current/usr/lib/chromium-browser/chrome it works [09:40] does this have anything to do with sandboxing or something? [09:49] Can somebody tell me what defines the number shortcuts in gnome? [09:49] When I press, say, alt+1 it opens up the first application on the left taskbar (or whatever you call it) [09:49] I want to remove that because it collides with gtile :( [09:49] Can't find that shortcut anywhere. === denningsrogue9 is now known as denningsrogue [09:57] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1082772/keyboard-shortcut-for-launching-application-from-dock-in-ubuntu-18 [09:58] this was it :) [10:05] How can I install Alacritty on Ubuntu 20.04? === XV8 is now known as xv8 [10:12] LordRishav Launch Ubuntu Software and search for Alacritty [10:13] it will pop up [10:13] hey i wanna run virt manager but it keep saying the libvirtd service error [10:13] Guest24: I don't want to use a snap, is there not a dev for it? [10:13] *deb [10:14] sudo apt install alacritty. didn't find it? [10:15] u can find it in ubuntu repos [10:15] It says "Package alacritty is not available, but is referred to by another package." [10:16] "However the following packages replace it: ncurses-term" [10:17] i guess u can install it with ppa [10:17] they have their own channel in libera [10:17] u can find it [10:18] #alacritty [10:18] ask them [10:18] maybe they can help u [11:17] hi - is there a way to restart the usb controller? === xv8 is now known as XV8 === XV8 is now known as xv8 [11:53] Hello. I have a dual boot with windows. After a looooong time I'm using the laptop and tried to boot into Ubuntu. After entering password my screen is at > started daily apt upgrade and clean activities [11:53] It's been like that for couple of hours now. What should I do? [12:04] Guest5967, you've not said what release; if server? desktop? GUI or text login? [12:05] I would probably switch to a (different) text terminal & login & check everything is fine.. [12:06] Sorry. Desktop. GUI. I don't remember the release but I had installed it over a year ago and had not logged in since. [12:10] guiverc could you please tell me a bit more how to do that? Or link me to some reading material. [12:13] I tend to use Ctrl+Alt+F4 to switch to a text terminal (I feel F4 is easier to feel without looking); you could then login & explore.. The command `lsb_release -a` will provide release details; I'd check you have ip address; can ping local router/switch (update issues need networking; esp. if wifi; inteference from other devices/microwave ovens etc can impact etc) [12:18] Thank you let me check. [12:19] I'd likely use `ip addr` to check you have a valid IP address for your connected network (ip link if you're not sure connected first maybe), `ip route` to see you have default route to router/access-point.. likely ping that, also `ping 8.8.8.8` or external address (8.8.8.8 is google) before using human name such as `ping google.com` etc [12:21] use ^C (Ctrl+C) to stop a ping if you don't have a `-c` (count) like my examples didn't [12:21] could as well ping 1.1.1.1 to avoid google tracking you pinged them at what time from what country, and what time of day [12:22] Thank you. [12:23] I'm trying to quit the current process. [12:23] I think I should just restart the laptop. [12:24] I'd personally do it without restarting/stopping the current process [12:24] don't use power-button though - it's not a clean shutdown [12:25] Nothing's happening. It's been like this for over 5 hours now. I'm getting a green [ok] beside these things. I think because I've not logged in for so long there are so many updates but over 5 hours? [12:25] Power button is the only one I know. [12:26] Guest5967: what does 'ps aux | grep -E "apt|dpkg"' give? [12:26] that does sound like it's locked - but SysRq commadns allow you to command direct to terminal; if you don't want to login to text terminal & give command to safely reboot [12:27] sysrq direct command to linux kernel, if you don't want to give commands via terminal ^ typos [12:27] * guiverc signing off, am too tired [12:28] EriC^^ nothing happened. [12:29] Guest5967: maybe apt isnt running, are you sure it was running after the command? usually a ">" in the terminal is from a typo like a ' somewhere [12:30] No > is there. [12:31] It's not the there I mean. [12:31] Let me try to show you my screen. [12:36] Test. [12:37] https://ibb.co/Vp3LVBf/ [12:37] That should open to a picture of the scren I have. [12:38] I'm on my phone so I typed it out. It should open anyways. [12:39] Guest5967: were you in the desktop or is that the final screen it reached when booting? [12:39] Guest5967, is it stuck there ? if yes, i don't think you can type anything [12:40] Guest5967, you might need to boot in Recovery mode [12:40] Dual boot. I select Ubuntu. Then I select the single user there is to select and enter my password. After a few seconds this is the screen I see. [12:40] ioria yes. Not able to type anything. [12:41] It's been like that for a long time. [12:41] ah, try pressing alt+ctrl+f7 Guest5967 [12:42] Guest5967, so you can get to the login screen and ,after that, you see that screen ? [12:43] EriC^^ nothings happening. Should I wait? [12:43] ioria correct. [12:43] odd [12:44] Guest5967: try pressing alt+f2 then login and try 'sudo systemctl restart gdm' [12:45] Something's happening. [12:46] I pressed alt + f2 and the cursor stopped blinking. [12:47] How do I login? I need to restart using the power button right? There's no way out of this. [12:47] Guest5967, try some other combinations : alt+ctrl+f3 or 4 [12:48] For the sake of learning if someome has a minute, briefly tell me what this screen is? [12:48] a tty [12:48] Guest5967, if you ask me, it's just the tail of the bootstrap [12:49] text based terminal to interface with the OS [12:49] So ctrl+alt+f3 cleared the screen and now I have the cursor. [12:50] Guest5967, we don't want the cursor; we want the login prompt [12:50] Right. [12:50] so ? [12:51] Trying combinations. [12:51] Wow [12:51] It's here. [12:52] Guest5967, login [12:52] Hi all [12:52] The screen says Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS mkc-G5-5587 tty4 and below it mkc-login: [12:53] ok [12:53] I'm logging in. [12:53] Guest5967, sudo apt update [12:54] the xf86sleep key suspends my workstation under X session and also pure terminal. How was that key mapped? Cannot be a X tools like xmodmap nor xbkoptions. I would like to map the other unmapped multimedia keys the same way :) [12:57] Man my password is not working. ☹️ [12:58] I am at the right screen though. [12:58] _login incorrect_ [12:59] Guest5967: caps or azerty/querty thing? [12:59] Guest5967, you need Grub -> Advanced Options -> Recovery mode, and reset passwd; sy, afk atm gl [13:01] Test. [13:02] Guest5967: Guest5967, you need Grub -> Advanced Options -> Recovery mode, and reset passwd; sy, afk atm g [13:03] The password is just the login password. [13:03] ☹️ [13:11] Guest5967: if you entered both your username and password correctly and you still got login incorrect, then one of them is wrong, and you need to boot in recovery mode in order to change your password [13:11] No no no. [13:12] Logged in. [13:12] Got it. [13:12] Let me see. [13:12] Do you still have the problem with graphics login? [13:13] No no. [13:13] I'm at at that earlier screen now. Terminal where I was entering the wrong user name. [13:14] Now I'm at username:~$ [13:14] Failed to connect to ubuntu. [13:15] 0 packages can be updated. [13:15] I think I just to give it the internet juice and it should work. 😐 [13:15] Guest5967: did you enable networking? [13:16] No I don't thing so. [13:18] Ping says network is unreachable. [13:18] Guest5967: before going to rootshell, enable networking from recoverymode [13:22] Okay [13:34] hello === xv8 is now known as XV8 [13:35] anyone is here? [13:36] turbojetw: what can we do for you? [13:36] take a look at the nickllist [13:39] thanks, Actually I want to do a test in hexchat just now [13:40] turbojetw: this is not the appropriate channel to test your IRC client. Feel free to join or create an almost infinite amount of channels for your testing [13:40] Test. === XV8 is now known as xv8 [13:44] well, thanks for your opinion [13:45] hi all [13:46] i want to do a unattended installation using autoinstall and i want to use luks encryption. i can't find a documentation documenting the stuff i need. === WildSoft_ is now known as WildSoft === j2bv17 is now known as j2bv16 === j2bv17 is now known as j2bv16 [14:30] Hi Everyone. I'm testing out Ubuntu 21.10 in an Azure cloud VM. My SSH connection drops out quite frequently and the VM appears to be unresponsive when I try to log back in. [14:30] Any suggestions as to what events I should look for in any of the logs to diagnose the issue? [14:31] !ubuntu+1 | samir [14:31] I've been mainly looking into /var/log/syslog but wasn't sure if there were other areas to investigate [14:31] samir: Impish Indri is the codename for Ubuntu 21.10. For technical support, see #ubuntu-next. For testing and QA feedback and help, see #ubuntu-quality. [14:32] got it. Thanks. I wasn't aware of those channels. Will ask over in those channels [14:35] Hello. How does one connect to the WiFi before logging in? [14:37] Guest306: https://itectec.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-how-to-configure-wifi-to-log-in-to-wpa-at-boot-time-regardless-of-user-being-logged-in/ # found by typing "ubuntu connect to wifi before login" into google [14:37] I read that but it says I've to be logged in. [14:38] Guest306: yes, you have to be logged in to make the changes specified in that article [14:38] Yeah. [14:38] I'm trying to connect without loggin in. [14:38] Guest306: once you make those changes, you do not need to be logged in anymore to connect to wifi on boot [14:39] I'm trying to connect without loggin in at all. I'm having trouble logging in. [14:39] Guest306: how do you expect to do that? [14:40] I have no idea. I move to a new WiFi connectivity. [14:41] Guest306: what is the issue with logging in? [14:41] hi [14:42] Logged in after a long time. So need to update and stuff. But because I've moved to a new connection machine doesn't get any network. [14:42] Guest306: what is the issue with logging in? [14:42] It keeps trying to update but fails. [14:42] Guest306: what does that have to do with logging in? [14:43] This is the issue. I can't go past the screen. After entering password it tries to update but fails. [14:43] I was here a couple of minutes ago. Guest5967. [14:43] Guest306: ubuntu doesn't do that. That's a Windows thing [14:43] Guest306: what version of ubuntu are you running? [14:44] 18 something. [14:44] My messages should be visible. Guest5967 [14:44] Guest306: take a picture of this update process and post it to imgur.com [14:46] I have posted it here. Is there a way for you to tag Guest5967 user. I posted it on imbb [14:46] I'm on phone. I'm trying to post again. [14:47] *imgbb [14:47] Guest306: I see the picture. That is what you get when you try logging into the graphical login screen? [14:47] btw, that isn't "updates", that is your machine booting [14:48] Wait. Uploading new pic. [14:52] https://ibb.co/ZXFPz03 [14:53] Guest306: ok, so this looks like Ubuntu 18.04 server and you logging in just fine [14:53] This is the screen after I that resort l earlier one. I pressed alt + ctrl + F3 to get here. [14:53] oh [14:54] So i need network on this now. [14:54] Because it says failed to connect etc. [14:54] what do you see what you hit ctrl + alt + f2 ? [14:55] Guest306: also, you understand that getting it connected to wifi isn't going to resolve any of these desktop issues right? [14:56] I'm trying to get it updated in hope that the issue is resolved. [14:57] I pressed that. Lost the cursor and nothing then. [14:58] lost the cursor? "nothing then"? [14:59] The blinking cursor is gone. But the screen is just frozen now. [14:59] Guest306: what does it show? [14:59] Same screen as before. The cursor is back. [15:00] try ctrl + alt + f3 through f7 [15:13] leftyfb F3,4,5,6 just clear the screen. And after 5 minutes I get the login terminal. [15:13] 7 seems to be doing nothing. [15:15] Guest306: it sounds like the system is failing to reach network-online.target and therefore isn't getting to multi-user.target . Also sounds like 5/6 minute timeout on some critical unit in the start-up chain [15:16] I just feel it needs network and update the shitn out of itslelf and it should be fixed. 😁 [15:17] Test. [15:18] Guest306, have you solved your password problem ? [15:18] ioria: there isn't a password problem [15:18] i see [15:18] ioria I have. 😁 Thank you. [15:19] Guest306, are you logged atm ? [15:19] Yes. [15:19] Guest306, cat /proc/cmdline | nc termbin.com 9999 [15:20] ioria: no network [15:20] ho [15:20] No network. [15:20] Guest306, sudo systemctl restart network-manager [15:21] This is a new WiFi connection. I've never connected to this network. [15:21] ^ [15:21] i'd like to know the output anyway [15:23] Okay. [15:27] I just got my laptop back after a battery replacement. The external monitor is not working when I plug it in. Any idea how to get my external HDMI display to start working again from my laptop. I tried "xrandr --output HDMI-1-1 --mode 2560x1440" but it said it cannot find the mode [15:27] Guest306: have you got the new wifi working now? [15:28] gob_beldof: does "xrandr -q" report modes from that output? [15:28] No, its says DP-1-1 and HDMI-1-1 are disconnected [15:28] https://ibb.co/vqbfGgz [15:28] This is where it's at from 5 minutes. [15:29] @TJ no sir. [15:29] ioria ^ [15:29] Guest so your user is logged in :) [15:29] I'm logged in. But no network. [15:30] Guest306, sudo ip link set up [15:30] @TJ- this is the output from xrandr -q https://pastebin.com/uQfLRH2R [15:30] Guest306, = wlps0 etc . etc . [15:30] right, so, there is a text user interface (TUI) access to connection-editor where you can define a new wifi SSID and passphrase etc. "nmtui" then "Edit connection..." then tab over to "Add" button (spacebar acts as a mouse click, Enter key as the default accept action) [15:31] Guest306: ^ [15:31] Guest306, right, nmtui is the right tool [15:31] I got none of that. ☹️ [15:31] 18.04 has no nmtui ? [15:31] Guest306: the command is "nmtui" [15:32] it is a text user interface (dialogs, buttons, etc.) but made from text only [15:32] Please don't say anything now. I'll reconnect in 20 minutes. I have to move rooms. Please give me 20 minutes. [15:32] I'm on phone and it'll lose WiFi. [15:33] gob_beldof: so the X server cannot detect any monitor at all. Best to check the X server's log file for any clues here. what Ubuntu release is it, and which desktop environment ? [15:35] Kubuntu 20.04 [15:35] Ill check the xserver log [15:36] im running 18.04.05 no nmtui installed by default [15:36] ^server [15:36] interesting [15:36] no server, nm is for desktop [15:36] mistery solved he installed server ed. probably [15:37] mabey [15:38] but i don't think so [15:40] That makes me think, for these situations, having info on the active network manager(s) in motd could be useful - in addition to later additions that report IP addresses [15:40] configuring wifi via cli is a pain indeed [15:42] it's actually quite a bit easier to simply create the .connection file [15:42] never done, thanks for mentioning [15:47] we should be shipping a template for that in doc/.../examples/ because it only needs 6 or 7 lines [15:49] I'm back. 😁 [15:49] I was nmtui [15:50] Guest306, you were what ? [15:50] Text UI for new connection. [15:51] yes, so ? does it work ? [15:57] I have 3 options here. Edit a connection. Activate a connection. Set a system hostname. [15:58] Activate is not working. When I select my network it says "could not activate connection: Not authorised to control networking [15:59] Wait. [15:59] Sudo [16:01] Connected. [16:02] @TJ ioria leftyfb ^ connected. [16:02] 🙂 [16:03] sudo nmtui and then just selected the network. === Ricardus_ is now known as Ricardus [16:06] Now try to update. [16:11] sudo apt update is enough? Or should I be running something else. [16:11] !uptodate | Guest306 [16:11] Guest306: To ensure you have all the latest known patches and security updates for your ubuntu installation, please update with the following command: `sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade`. See also !upgrades and !security; you may also need to run `apt full-upgrade`. [16:12] Thank you. 💋 [16:15] I'm on 18 so full upgrade? [16:17] First sudo apt full-upgrade and then sudo do-release-upgrade [16:18] Guest3284: are you trying to just do package updates or upgrade from release 18.04 to 20.04? [16:18] nevermind [16:18] I don't know what to do. I've been on 18 forever. I've not updated or loggen over a year. So whichever is safer. [16:19] Guest30: start with regular updates; sudo apt update ; sudo apt full-upgrade [16:19] Yes. I'll try that. [16:25] All errors. 0 upgraded. Failed to fetch archive.ubuntu. could not resolve launchpad, security, archive. [16:26] is it actually acrhive.ubuntu. not archive.ubuntu.com ? [16:26] oh ubuntu.org serves ads. nice. [16:26] Guest30: sudo apt update ; sudo apt full-upgrade | nc termbin.com 9999 [16:27] Guest30: sorry, ( sudo apt update ; sudo apt full-upgrade ) | nc termbin.com 9999 [16:30] mybalzitch it is. I was just writing short. Sorry. [16:30] leftyfb let me try. [16:32] Test. [16:34] @left nc: getaddrinfo for host termbin .com port 9999: name or service not known. [16:34] Same as before. All failed to fetch and could not resolve. [16:34] Guest30: if you typed it correct, then you aren't connected online [16:35] termbin.com , not termbin .com === mynick2 is now known as yuta [16:39] the while issue looks like DNS failure here [16:39] /whole/ [16:40] leftyfb I'm writing this in phone in short form. [16:40] Guest30: don't [16:41] I'm connected. Pinged to Google. Plus did the nmtui thing. [16:41] Guest30: take pictures if you have to. "sort form" helps noone and only creates more troubleshooting [16:41] sorry, "short" [16:42] Guest30: check if the system has any name resolution working: "systemd-resolve archive.ubuntu.com" [16:42] TJ-: they said they can ping google [16:43] right, but can it resolve ubuntu servers specifically [16:44] How to set systemd-timer to run ever 30 minutes but always run at boot? [16:44] Is this it `OnUnitActiveSec=30min` ? [16:44] Guest30: please take a picture of the output of the last command I gave you [16:44] Guest30: also check if the system has any name resolution working: "systemd-resolve archive.ubuntu.com" [16:44] Gimme a minute. [16:45] TJ-: they also had 3rd party repo's added. One of them could be dead and not allowing it to finish [16:45] Guest30: actually, do this as a quick test: cat /etc/os-release | nc termbin.com 9999 # it should give you a URL, type that URL here [17:20] for some reasons sometimes typing into facebook (firefox) is really slow and cpu intensive (1-2 characters appearing on screen no matter how fast I type) [17:20] is that a known problem? how do I solve it? [17:22] imi: i had a recent FF version going high cpu, wich version are you on and wich ubuntu release? [17:24] Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS up-to-date, with ff version is 91.0.2 (the newest available for this version of ubuntu) [17:24] lotuspsychje: ^^^ [17:25] Hello! Can somebody please help me with fixing sound in my system, I am getting "Dummy output" [17:25] imi: do you have extra addons active that could bottlneck? [17:25] I tried to reinstall alsa, didn't help [17:27] lotuspsychje: I have adblockplus, enhancer for youtube (shouldn't be active for fb), offline qr generator, and tab mix links [17:28] imi: remove ABP https://www.theverge.com/2016/9/13/12890050/adblock-plus-now-sells-ads [17:29] imi: you can use ublock i guess it's better. and it's recommended :) [17:29] what is ublock? [17:30] imi: an extension, just like abp [17:30] imi: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/ [17:30] where can I paste system info without registering? [17:31] btw i think firefox is getting better due to these updates ;) [17:31] *registration I mean [17:31] KellieWehner96: termbin.com [17:33] why pastebin is broken for me? I don't see the pasted bin itself, just the page [17:33] KellieWehner96: huh? [17:35] yeah, look https://i.imgur.com/3CvVAcI.png [17:35] You see? The address show that I am requesting a page with bin [17:35] KellieWehner96: sorry, we can't support a 3rd party website here. Contact their support for help [17:36] KellieWehner96: use termbin.com , it's easier from the commandline anyway [17:36] KellieWehner96: or install pastebinit [17:36] I mean it will post the piped command right away without an editing option? [17:36] any way from terminal to diagnose whether my wifi supports wpa-3? [17:37] KellieWehner96: yes [17:37] leftyfb and in case of file all the metadata of file right? [17:37] KellieWehner96: it will paste the output of the command [17:38] I am not asking for support, I guess everyone knows pastebin [17:38] coconut: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/658885 [17:40] leftyfb Can you see the output? https://pastebin.com/i9SKmxNY [17:42] I am so tired, I just need to fix my sound issues nothing more [17:42] leftyfb, any idea for "support only" instead of currently connected? [17:44] I tried to install some drivers from realtek website, and after the reboot sound disappeared :( [17:45] Drivers were just source, so it required compiling and all that stuff [17:47] I tried reinstalling alsa it didn't help, alsamixer outputs "mixer not found", user is in audio group, dist-upgrade didn't help, installing linux-headers didn't help, I am out of ideas and Google suggestions [17:48] coconut: "sudo iwlist $interface scan" should report the IE (Information Element) and which authentication suites are available === coconut_ is now known as coconut [17:58] Hey all. I'm running php on macos as my dev machine and I'm using php8.0-imagick and it works great to convert HEIC to JPG, but when I'm trying to run the same code on an ubuntu server (most likely anything not osx) i'm getting [previous exception] [object] (ImagickException(code: 420): no decode delegate for this image format `HEIC' @ error/constitute.c/ReadImage/560 [17:58] sudo sh -c 'echo "snd-hda-intel" >> /etc/modules' didn't help as well [17:59] I have no clue but I'm somewhat assuming it might because since heic is an apple format, maybe osx has a library to handle it that ubuntu doesn't? [17:59] KellieWehner96: check your dmesg to find more clues [18:02] lotuspsychje alright, can you tell me please what to look at exactly? [18:02] KellieWehner96: share in a paste site, so volunteers can help debug you [18:08] KellieWehner96, run 'alsamixer' in terminal and with f6 check default system device [18:10] lotuspsychje here you go https://pastebin.com/CkS3TFbQ thank you [18:11] ledeni cannot open mixer: No such file or directory [18:12] I also tried alsamixer -c 1 and 2 and so on [18:14] ledeni what is f6? [18:14] you mean when alsamixer is open? [18:14] KellieWehner96, yes [18:14] I can't open lasamixer ( [18:15] I tried installing alsamixer-gui, and it says pulseaudio [18:15] but it's an old tool, I don't know whether it's telling truth or not [18:15] KellieWehner96, install pavucontrol [18:17] ledeni it shows only single one "dummy output" [18:18] KellieWehner96, ok if you check configuration what say profile [18:19] every time I run "man", it works but this shows up in journalctl, followed by about a dozen variations: audit: type=1400 audit(1631038609.611:451): apparmor="DENIED" operation="file_inherit" profile="man_groff" pid=1639570 comm="preconv" family="unix" sock_type="stream" protocol=0 requested_mask="send receive" denied_mask="send receive" addr=none peer_addr=none peer="/usr/bin/man" [18:19] ledeni nothing :( "no cards available for configuration" [18:22] KellieWehner96, ok try 'sudo apt update && sudo apt install pulseaudio' [18:23] ledeni "pulseaudio is already the newest version" [18:24] ledeni "E: [pulseaudio] pid.c: Daemon already running. [18:24] E: [pulseaudio] main.c: pa_pid_file_create() failed. [18:24] " [18:25] KellieWehner96,pulseaudio --start [18:26]