=== M4he is now known as mahe === XV8 is now known as xv8 === xv8 is now known as XV8 === XV8 is now known as xv8 === cacti is now known as madmax === Hash is now known as ElectricGandalf === hays is now known as h_ [04:42] What kernel version is 20.04.3 at currently? Is it on par with the latest 21.04? [04:45] Berlyn: 5.11.0-34-generic for 20.04.3 I assume that 21.04 in newer but not looked yet [04:46] Berlyn: google says 21.04 uses 5.11 [04:49] Thanks toddc === erica is now known as birb [06:51] morning folks [06:51] o/ === birb is now known as erica [08:43] Hey folks! I've got a weird issue, which seems to be down to a missing package (maybe). I'm on Ubuntu 18.04, I had to upgrade from the 4 series kernel to the 5 series kernel due to a breakage with my system and nvidia. 5 works fine, but every new kernel install results in a broken boot state, and I need to install additional packages to get it to boot. [08:43] So for the latest kernel on my system (5.4.0-84) I was missing the linux-signatures-nvidia-5.4.0-84-generic package. [08:44] What package do I need to install to ensure that the next version of this is installed with the newer kernel? [08:56] applied netplan in 20.04 but it is taking the values although configuration does not complain for eth1 : https://pastebin.com/cbpAYvvx what could be the reason? === jordan is now known as Alabalistic [09:09] Hanumaan, do you have any other files in /etc/netplan ? als, is that a server with network-manager installed ? [09:09] *also [09:10] (see https://netplan.io/ ... "renderer: NetworkManager" effectivey hands over the managment to NM) [09:19] ogra there is another file 50-cloud-init.yaml [09:19] well, with any content ? [09:21] ogra, updated the paste : https://pastebin.com/cbpAYvvx [09:24] Hanumaan, so do you have network-manager installed there or why did you pick it as a renderer ? that will definitely make it default to DHCP unless you set up the device in netwrok-manager to be static (again, see the netplan.io frontpage) [09:28] ogra, ok wonderful got that after removing the renderer .. [09:28] great === waxfire2 is now known as waxfire [09:38] Hi [09:39] is there any reason why a snap package would not detect nvidia GPU with blender ? [09:40] I should probably rephrase that question... how can I ensure that the relevant `linux-signatures-nvidia-*KERNEL_VERSION*-generic` package is automatically installed with a new kernel. There doesn't appear to be a meta package for this. Any ideas? [09:47] neurochrome: you could try a apt-cache rdepends to see what is pulling it in [09:48] I just wonder, Why, while I am using HD4600 graphics in Intel i5 4570 (Hp 600 G1 twr) , whenever I start some apps whole 24" screen on DP to HDMI output, displays black screen while application is loading and then image comes back on the screen [09:48] I previously had installed AMD RX480 but I moved to using integrated Intel graphics === waxfire5 is now known as waxfire [09:57] Cheers EriC^^ [09:58] That led me to the following packages: linux-modules-nvidia-470-lowlatency-hwe-18.04 linux-modules-nvidia-470-generic-hwe-18.04 [09:59] Hi [10:03] I was trying to open port 22 in my ubuntu home desktop using ufw firewall tool but it doesnt open it when i try sshing to the machine? it remains closed. any help please? [10:04] Guest14 i will be helpful if you paste the command you used [10:05] you are connecting through a local network ? [10:06] ufw allow 22 [10:06] yes my through my home network [10:06] to test if the port is open, on the server machine run "nc -vz localhost 22" [10:07] then same from a client "nc -vz $server_ip 22" [10:07] if port is open from server itself and from a client, then it should be a problem with you sshd config [10:08] a question do I have to install open-ssh or only ssh will do ? [10:09] what is the default network manager in ubuntu-xenial-16.04 and ubuntu-focal-20.04 and 21.04? [10:09] the port i am sure is not open even after adding the ufw rule [10:09] is it NetworkManager or networkd? [10:09] Guest14 what does give ufw status [10:10] it shows the allowed ports [10:10] state is active ? [10:10] test nc commands that i gave you [10:11] "Guest14: the port i am sure is not open even after adding the ufw rule", test it [10:11] testing a port, is not testing a server [10:12] from the client "nc -vz $serverip 22" [10:12] i am not connected to the server now, i will try it when i go home. thank you [10:12] from the client(!) [10:13] the one you use to connect with ssh [10:13] oh ok, i get it [10:13] you're not at home, so you're not trying to connect in a local network [10:13] ? [10:13] yes the problem is i have dynamic public ip at home, i need to make it static first [10:14] that's not "local network" [10:14] did you open the port on your box [10:14] ? [10:14] you need to forward port 22 to the local ip of you server [10:14] on your router* [10:16] yes that i did in my home router , port 22 is forwarded to my machine. I would like to know how ports are supposed to get opend, is it from the server itself or the router ? [10:17] run the command i gave you [10:17] instead of "ssh user@server" use "nc -vz server 22" [10:19] a port needs to be 1° forwarded from wanip to local ip, 2° allowed in you host firewall, 3° listened by a ssh server [10:21] you should also protect yourself from bruteforce with "fail2ban", just install the package and enable/start the service [10:21] 22 port opened directly on internet is honey for attackers [10:22] in the sshd_config, you should not "permit-root-login", and allow only key authentication [10:23] changing the default port will reduce a lot the number of attack attempts [10:25] ok thank you [10:46] what can I install if I am on Ubuntu 21.04? https://www.fortinet.com/support/product-downloads/linux [10:47] I mean I have this option for 20.04 `deb [arch=amd64] https://repo.fortinet.com/repo/6.4/ubuntu/ /bionic multiverse` [10:47] but what about 21.04? [10:48] <_________> openfortivpn maybe [10:53] I have set /etc/network/interfaces but the ip was not showing with "ip a" after I have done netplan it was showing what does it mean? actually this is in Ubuntu 20.04 [10:58] is ifupdown by default installed in Ubuntu-20.04? [11:02] anyone? === xubuntu is now known as mire [11:20] varaindemian, apt-cache search fortinet ... that should list a bunch of clients that are already maintained in the archive [11:20] hello [11:20] I am improving my linux administration/Ubuntu skills [11:20] so, I am doing various tasks [11:21] I created a user, a shared folder, installed an ssh server [11:21] what else can I do? [11:30] ogra: nothing related to forticlient [11:32] wwwi: install a webserver? add cgi support? give users possibility to use ~/public_html ? [11:33] wwwi: create more users? learn rsync? [11:33] varaindemian, huh ? i doubt they have been dropped since 20,04 ... there are network-manager integrations, an openfortivpn package etc etc if you look in an LTS (20.04) install [11:34] ogra: I want the client [11:35] $ apt-cache search fortinet|grep client [11:35] openfortivpn - Fortinet client for PPP+SSL VPN tunnel services [11:36] (or use network-manager-fortisslvpn for desktop integration) [11:36] ogra: can I just add `deb [arch=amd64] https://repo.fortinet.com/repo/6.4/ubuntu/ /bionic multiverse` with `/hairsute` instead of `/bionic`? [11:37] varaindemian, no idea, if you trust fortinet enough to give them full root access to your machines ... and if they offer an actual hirsute archive (seems they do not), it migth work [11:39] i'D just go with the packages from the ubuntu archive [11:39] ogra: hmm why would i not trust them? [11:40] dunno, i wouldnt give random people full root acces to my machines ... [11:40] but up to you ... though i dont think they even offer builds for non-LTS releases at all ... so this is moot anyway [11:44] tarzeau_, thank you for the suggestions === iconoclasthero_ is now known as iconoclasthero === westor is now known as Guest8090 === WildSoft_ is now known as WildSoft [12:34] Hi all [12:36] hello [12:36] what is the Public folder about? [12:37] wwwi: people that have $HOME/public_html get automatically a webpage at yoursite/~username [12:43] tarzeau_, I see, thank you [12:44] Hi === Guest8090 is now known as westor [13:04] hell9 [13:04] jsjska [13:38] hi all - any idea why kernel 5.11.0-34 would not detect usb devices but 5.11.0-31 would? [13:39] also any idea why my usb devices might be getting less power with these kernels vs 4.x series? [13:39] letterrip: we currently have a lot of bugs regarding 5.11, you might wanna browse around the latest added kernel bugs to see if your issue is amongst them [13:40] k [13:40] letterrip: you can also share your dmesg in a pastebin, so volunteers can take a long for you for a deeper investigation [13:40] *look [13:40] ok - i didn't see anything obvious in dmesg [13:40] but I'm fairly ignorant about it :) [13:41] where is the bug tracker for the kernel located? [13:41] lemme arrange you a link letterrip [13:41] ty [13:42] note that the debian distro has the same issue with the kernel [13:42] letterrip: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bugs?orderby=importance&start=0 [13:42] so it isn't ubuntu specific (dual booting w bullseye) [13:43] interesting letterrip [13:49] bug #1939222 here's a displayport issue over usb bug letterrip but not sure related to yours yet [13:49] Bug 1939222 in linux (Ubuntu) "DisplayPort over USB-C not working after release update" [Undecided, Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1939222 [13:51] lotuspsychje, seems most similar to this ancient bug - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1291969 [13:51] Launchpad bug 1291969 in linux (Ubuntu) "No usb on resume from suspend" [High, Confirmed] [13:51] yeah but thats an older bug letterrip [13:52] we need some that are 5.11 specific as in your issue [13:52] yes - hence my statement of ancient :) [13:52] I'm guessing it is the same breakage mechanism [13:52] try to share your dmesg letterrip so volunteers might find something [13:52] yep [13:52] will do [13:52] pretty sure it is a power management issue === Arsen is now known as Arsen[test] === Arsen[test] is now known as Arsen === Arsen is now known as Arsen_test[m] === Arsen_test[m] is now known as group === group is now known as Arsen [14:33] hey hey [15:22] is there a way to exclude files or types from the dash file search? When I enter in "Type to Search" i get a lot of characters (probably a font installation?) that I won't be searching for in the dash [15:40] good morning everyone! [15:43] noarb, i guess you have 2 choices : 1) via the System Settings 2) a gnome extension ( https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/3956/gnome-fuzzy-app-search/ ) [15:54] ioria: oh great, I didn't know there was an option for filetype in the system settings. That fixed it! [15:55] ok === jordan is now known as Alabalistic === ElectricGandalf is now known as Hash === diskin is now known as Guest8632 === diskin_ is now known as diskin === PowaBanga_ is now known as PowaBanga === daniel__ is now known as chicote [17:16] hello? does this work? [17:16] szindzeks, yep [17:17] what is "this"? [17:17] yay [17:17] it's my first time using irc and i didn't know if i connected correctly [17:17] welcome [17:19] i have a problem - i forgot my windows password. i know a how to changing using ubuntu, but the problem is that NTFS volume is mounting in read only mode, because windows is hibernated. I want to either force-mount it to rw mode or to somehow fully shutdown windows. can you help me with some of that? [17:20] omg my english is so bad [17:20] i know how to change it* [17:20] szindzeks, just a tip you dont need linux to reset the password [17:20] how can i do that? [17:20] szindzeks: that is a Windows issue. You need to boot into Windows and tell it to reboot, TWICE. Do not hibernate it. [17:21] Mathisen: feel free to help szindzeks with resetting the password without using ubuntu in #windows [17:21] leftyfb, yep [17:22] szindzeks, as leftyfb said join #windows and i help you with that [17:24] when i type "/join #windows" it joins me to #windows-please-register [17:24] !register | szindzeks [17:24] szindzeks: For information on registering your IRC nick, see https://libera.chat/guides/registration - For any further help, ask in #libera === szindzeks is now known as SzinDzeks [17:27] is there a good howto out there to recompile a specific kernel module and sign it for secure boot? [17:36] SzinDzeks: if you reboot windows instead of shutting down it should properly reboot and not hibernate [17:36] SzinDzeks: "ntfsfix /dev/sdxY" can remove hibernation as well [17:40] TheBigK: we usualy advice to not compile own kernels on ubuntu and use the !mainline kernels for testing purposes, but if you wanna help out on other purposes, perhaps talk to the #ubuntu-kernel guys === MrLuca_ is now known as MrLuca === genii-core is now known as genii [18:17] test [18:17] hey! [18:18] hi, do you have a question for the support channel? [18:18] no, is this the support channel? [18:18] yes, can we help you ? [18:19] i'm sorry where is the chat room [18:19] it is. you can see what channels are about by doing /topic where you type chats [18:19] there are #ubuntu-offtopic and #ubuntu-discuss === xv8 is now known as XV8 === XV8 is now known as xv8 === sig_9 is now known as bebop === xv8 is now known as XV8 [19:05] Is there any way to debug slow connectivity to apt repositories? I'm assuming there isn't a general problem with that right now? [19:06] timvisher: try a different mirror [19:07] timvisher: you could bust out mtr to the IP addresses that you're contacting and see if you can spot a lossy / slow / route or something similar [19:08] leftyfb: That's a good idea. Is there IP based rate limiting or anything involved here? Essentially I'm seeing intermittent issues with a building a docker image that does an apt install but I can only reproduce it (intermittently) in CircleCI. [19:08] (The mirror). [19:09] I'm also not sure whether it's really apt or something wider. I just observed 50 k/s to install the microk8s snap. [19:09] I want to communicate between two servers. Sort of ideally I would have a pipe, where one sits and waits for input from the other. I would like to avoid writing my own sockets code. I tried mounting using sshfs and inotifywait but the latter does not get triggered. Ideas please [19:11] timvisher: so now you're saying this is slowness with apt and snap repo's within docker within CircleCI? How is this in any way an issue with ubuntu? [19:12] jpmh: communicate for what purpose? [19:13] leftyfb: I actually don't think it's directly related to ubuntu but how to debug the apt slowness or get more verbose logs about its operations would be. [19:13] leftyfb: I need another server to receeive information that is provided to the first. I realize this is a bit vague, but essentially I have used ssh from one to the other and that works well, BUT I would like to avoid the overhead of starting that connection [19:16] jpmh: look into rabbitmq [19:17] leftyfb: TY - will check that out [19:25] hey why ssh server so slow [19:25] I am using putty and it just glitches on xwindows [19:26] it was not doing that before [19:28] are you tunnelling X through ssh in order to run putty? I'm confused what you're doing.. [19:30] wtf? putty, xwindows, ssh? [19:30] I heard there's a putty that runs on linux [19:30] there is [19:30] put still [19:32] Ronalds_Mazitis_: are you really trying to X forward an application running on an Ubuntu machine to a Windows machine using putty and xwindows(Cygwin)? [19:33] I am trying to use putty on windows to get to ubuntu server [19:33] I was unclear [19:33] it was not lagging [19:33] last time I used it [19:33] Ronalds_Mazitis_: why did you mention "glitches on xwindows"? [19:33] forwarding for gui [19:34] Ronalds_Mazitis_: are you really trying to X forward an application running on an Ubuntu machine to a Windows machine using putty and xwindows(Cygwin)? [19:34] Ronalds_Mazitis_: or are you running putty on Ubuntu? [19:34] dude I am using xming [19:34] it was working perfectly [19:34] ok, same idea [19:34] ... [19:35] whatever [19:35] Ronalds_Mazitis_: it was running perfectly until .... ? [19:35] idnk [19:35] it's windows [19:35] it's unpredicatable [19:35] !enter | Ronalds_Mazitis_ [19:35] Ronalds_Mazitis_: Please try and keep as much of your info as possible on ONE line - easier to follow for everyone. [19:35] yesterday I could not record system sounds on it, because something about this sound card was not the thing that audacity would understand [19:36] Ronalds_Mazitis_: ok, sounds like you might be having #windows problems [19:36] Ronalds_Mazitis_: I really do not think this is related to openssh === XV8 is now known as xv8 [20:59] Hi, when looking at the dependencies for the wireguard package for focal, it seems to depend on either wireguard-dkms or wireguard-modules, but I don't see the kernel packages providing wireguard-modules (or the website misses it). I have a server with wireguard installed and running, it didn't pull the dkms dependency. What's configured to do that on the APT side? Thanks. [21:04] $ apt-cache show linux-image-generic | grep wireguard-modules [21:04] Provides: virtualbox-guest-modules (= 6.1.26-dfsg-3~ubuntu1.20.04.1), wireguard-modules (= 1.0.20201112-1~20.04.1), zfs-modules (= 0.8.3-1ubuntu12.12) [21:05] Exa: ^^ linux-image-generic and maybe two dozen other packages provide it [21:05] who thought it was a good idea to make the same key you enter the grub menu to be the same key that also drops you into the grub command prompt? [21:05] i wanna smack that person [21:05] Exa: do you have linux-image-generic-hwe-20.04 installed? [21:06] goddard: feel free to file a bug [21:06] leftyfb: with who? [21:06] sarnold: thanks, I see it in dpkg -s linux-image-virtual [21:06] !bug | goddard [21:06] goddard: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its official !flavors, please report it using the command « ubuntu-bug » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs. [21:08] leftyfb: that isn't applicable i don't think [21:08] goddard: ubuntu-bug grub [21:08] yeah but its not really a bug [21:08] its just a dumb choice [21:09] goddard: this is a support channel. Feel free to rant in #ubuntu-offtopic [21:12] leftyfb: here https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/1943883 [21:12] Launchpad bug 1943883 in Launchpad itself "entering grub and getting to the grub command prompt should not be the same key" [Undecided, New] === xv8 is now known as XV8 [21:38] If you boot in bios mode holding shift should work fine to bring up the grub menu [21:43] i booted my laptop into safe mode, enabled networking, it worked, then i booted back into desktop and now my wifi card is not detected [21:52] if i type sudo lshw -c network it shows my card but the first line says *-network UNCLAIMED [21:52] i've tried running ubuntu-drivers install [21:58] Find the vendor:device code by running either lsusb, which will show it without special switches, or lspci -nn ... the code is the part of the output which looks like 168c:002b .. once you know the vendor:device it will help to find out exactly what device it is and what driver it should use [22:07] Is there a reason i am using chromium instead of chrome? [22:07] Chromium is so ridiculous it crashes if you try to upload a file, image, try to link bank to your other site, literally everything makes it crash, I don't mean a tab, like the whole browser just disappears from desktop. [22:08] So infuriating. [22:08] Is there a reliable web browser in Ubuntu I can use that doesn't randomly crash? I'm very angry right now and perhaps I should go do something else. Ugh. In the meantime, I need stability in Ubuntu. [22:09] 20.04 has not proven to be stable. Randomly things just crash and I lose data. [22:09] Hash: work with people here to troubleshoot your chromium issue or use firefox or chrome. Pretty sure you already knew this answer though [22:11] Chromium is a snap package, not an ubuntu package. I just discovered [22:12] leftyfb: I've researched this issue and many people have it and no one has ever found a fix. Ever. [22:12] People just give up and move to a diff browser. [22:12] Hash: I've been using google chrome for years without issue [22:12] I'm not just telling you here in frustration the first time it happens. [22:13] If it happens once. Ok, might have been a fluke. Happens twice, sure, I could still be imagnining things. If it happens countless times, it's not me. [22:13] once again, chromium is not chrome. [22:13] Hash: ok, then use chrome [22:14] Is it packaged for ubuntu? [22:14] akaWolf а чо я на ру заюанен? [22:14] Do I get it from google instead? === Guest37__ is now known as tomfarr [22:14] Hash: you get google chrome from http://google.com/chrome === tomfarr is now known as TomFarr [22:14] !ru | TomFarr [22:14] TomFarr: Пожалуйста наберите /join #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке. | Pozhalujsta naberite /join #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke. [22:15] ubottu I understand it but some thing going wrong. I'm banned [22:15] and don't know why [22:15] TomFarr: you are banned from #ubuntu-ru ? [22:16] Yeah... [22:16] but i dont understand why [22:16] TomFarr: feel free to ask for help in #libera [22:16] Alright [22:17] So, I have chromium -> google-chrome in .config [22:18] Interesting. [22:18] So when I tried to try out the chromium browser (which i've beeno n for like a year or more now) [22:18] I made a symlink from chromium to my chrome dir [22:18] don't [22:18] So now if I just install chrome again, I think it will pick it up [22:18] Hash: start fresh [22:18] Oh no no no. [22:18] export bookmarks if you need to [22:19] Then i'd rather just deal with chromium's crashing and use chrome for what doesn't crash. [22:19] I can't go through logging in dozens of 2FA in another browser [22:19] That's just entirely too painful. [22:20] Hash: one of the major benefits of google chrome over chromium is being able to sync all of that with google online. I can wipe all of ~/.config/google-chrome, start chrome, login to google and get everything back [22:21] Oh yeah that's helpful and sync'd too, but things don't just xfer. Sites will require you to sign in again. [22:21] Cookies, logged in data, noone of that goes along with sync. [22:21] Only credentials. [22:22] No, you cannot share cookies across web browsers. At present, there are no services that synchronizes cookies just like how bookmarks are synchronized. [22:23] Oh that was a quote from a googly site. [22:23] Hash: good luck [22:23] Thanks man [22:46] if i want to back up my home directory but exclude recursively all projects/[project name]/venv dirs how can i do that [22:50] it might be better to use exclude-tag-all and just place a tag file in all directories where i dont want to back up [22:51] BinarySavior: Take a loog at ' man rsync ' - My use case ' sudo mount /dev/sdb6 /mnt/look/ ; rsync -aiv --exclude=".*" --exclude uwn /home/sysop/ /mnt/look/files/ ; sudo umount /mnt/look/ ' . [22:51] look* [22:54] BinarySavior: ^ if ya have a lot to exclude - rsync can read a external exludes file. [23:32] hi everyone; after a restart will an app installed via flatpak get picked up on the launcher? [23:32] !flatpak | arooni [23:32] arooni: flatpak isn't officially supported on ubuntu [23:33] I wouldn't think even something as silly as flatpak would require a full restart, for any purpose [23:33] :oh sad face [23:33] flatpak rules but not on ubunru %( [23:33] I wouldn't be surprised if you have to drag an icon from one place to another [23:33] lawl [23:34] there's only so much space on a launcher, right? [23:35] arooni, yes as sarnold mentioned, it "should" be listed in the menu after logoff/logon, not sure with ubuntu [23:37] I will have to try this on my ubuntu ssd to see how flatpak functions === genii is now known as genii-core [23:38] probably just killing/restarting the launcher would suffice, then [23:46] i hate every pomodoro app i've tried on ubuntu so far [23:46] anyone have any suggestions? [23:47] what's a pomodoro app? [23:47] gnome-pomodoro has bugs and can't remember sessions; matsaman : a tool for helping one focus; the idea is to work 25 minutes or 50 or x at a time [23:47] for deep work ; with no distractions; and you dont get to count it unless you were able to complete the time without distraction [23:48] does it just tell you when to stop doing "deep work" and when to start again? [23:56] <[itchyjunk]> Hi i had a bit of a convoluted question. I waned to install "qemu riscv". The instruction i am following said `sudo apt-get install qemu` should do it. i did `sudo apt install qemu` but `qemu-system-riscv*` doesn't exist for me. (i've asked in #qemu and waited 8 hours). Do you think i need to download tar and make it myself? [23:58] [itchyjunk]: try installing qemu-system-misc [23:58] [itchyjunk]: the apt-cache show qemu-system-misc output looks promising [23:58] <[itchyjunk]> ah! will try thanks!