[01:02] sup all [01:58] i have know idea what im doing [01:58] hello [01:59] thowilwin0: Ubuntu-support; you have a question ? [02:00] im trying to see how hexchat works [03:27] oh ok [03:33] Is there a linux cmdline utility that allows you to monitor a log (like tail -f), but attaches to an existing .socket, so you can pass stdin to the running program? Right now I'm just using tail in screen and using echo "command" > /run/programname.stdin in another screen, but it's not great === scoobydoo_ is now known as scoobydoo [05:46] is bazaar (svn client) not supported anymore? while bzr is in the repos bzr-gtk is not - and bazaar's PPAs seem to be invalid === cacti is now known as ice [06:31] QuickBASIC: do you mean `mkfifo`? Can you elaborate? [06:50] DarkTrick: maybe its related to gtk3 they dont support the package anymore? [06:51] lotuspsychje, is gtk3 not supported anymore? [06:51] well not sure hows the deal exactly, but i heared some devs talk about gtk and the future [06:54] Eh most people only use bzr for legacy branches, while all their new versions have already been converted to git... [06:54] So maybe there's no interest anymore in maintaining a GUI version [06:55] that might indeed be a more sane explain alkisg : ) [06:55] 👍️ [07:29] Hi [07:30] welcome Dax2050 [07:30] Thank you [07:30] how can we help you today Dax2050 === greknod29 is now known as greknod2 [11:41] hello [11:41] i have an idea for nautilus [11:45] Guest13: come to #ubuntu-discuss please [11:46] hello my friends [11:48] jupiter126: hello my friend [11:48] how are you today? [11:49] shored: hi [11:49] how are you today my friend? [11:49] !chat | mundelj [11:49] mundelj: #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! [11:49] lotuspsychje: hi [11:50] lotuspsychje: how are you today? [11:53] mundelj: this got you banned in the other channels in the first place so stop it [11:53] Mekaneck: stop talking? [11:54] as said this is a support channel, please move over to #ubuntu-offtopic for casual talk and nonsense [11:54] mundelj: if you don't have a support ubuntu question then yes [11:54] stevecam: ooooooooooooo my friend. hi, how are you? going to drink some beer today? [11:54] mundelj: cut the crap [11:54] Mekaneck: i am simply talking with my friend [11:54] !ops [11:54] nothing criminal [11:54] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, chu [11:55] is it a crime? [11:55] mundelj: stop it now [11:55] dont reply to him [11:55] !ops [11:55] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, chu [11:55] move over to offtopic [11:55] p0indexter: hi my friend. how are you?? I am good. thanks [11:56] volki57: oooooooo long time, long time my friend [11:56] where you been? [11:57] mundelj: There's a line between being friendly and being annoying on purpose [11:57] trolling behaviour isn't acceptable [11:58] mundelj: don't start in here; you've been disruptive in #linux and #hamradio and been banned as a result. No off-topic chat here, support questions only. [11:58] gartt: i am friendly [11:58] see. i am asking my friends how they are [11:58] Although the ignore feature works just as well as ops for trolling [11:58] mundelj: you've been reported to the libera staff since you can't seem to quit [11:58] delki8: how are you today? [11:58] mundelj: /join #ubuntu-offtopic for that; no chat in this channel [11:58] mundelj, want to take it all to private message if you leave the channels alone, i dont think you mean any harm but it does ruin the environment [11:59] Mekaneck: please call 911 also [11:59] troll [11:59] report them [11:59] and call ministry of defence [12:00] mundelj, PM? [12:00] sigh.. ignore it is. Bye bye... [12:00] what else you can do? only reporting.. so sad.. [12:00] stevecam: what is PM? [12:01] TJ-: i was banned on linux and hamradio for nothing [12:01] just for talking to people [12:01] You were banned for acting like this and spewing nonsense that crowded the channel buffer for no good reason [12:02] mundelj: you've been banned for the same reason as you pull off here, now move on please to offtopic [12:02] you're filling the channel with cruft which we don't need [12:02] to be fair the channel could employ more moderators [12:03] Or fewer, but with better time coordination [12:03] there are enough moderators but in the wrong timezone i guess [12:03] stevecam: i can do moderator job [12:04] but unfortunately unable to do it for free... [12:04] $15 per hour will be acceptable [12:51] Hi folks [12:54] BluesKaj: hello [12:55] how are you today, my dear friend? [12:55] * PCatinean facepalms [12:55] mundelj: we asked you to stop it a couple of times. Go troll elsewhere. [12:57] my friends, please ignore such trolls as Mekaneck [12:57] mundelj, do you have an ubuntu support question? [12:57] he doesn't [12:58] BluesKaj: i am going to ubuntu-offtopic now [12:58] just making it clear that this is not a general social chat [12:58] BluesKaj: how are you anyway? [12:58] BluesKaj: already known [12:59] i need a gelp [12:59] help* [12:59] don't we all!? [12:59] there is a file on my desktop i cant delete [12:59] its name is brave.desktop.ICG690 [12:59] this file is undeletable [13:00] atharv: how was it created? what user is it owned by? "ls -latr $HOME/Desktop/" [13:00] TJ-, i am the one and only user and it was automatically created when i installed brave browser from software boutique [13:01] atharv: so maybe it is owned by root [13:01] atharv: show us, in a pastebin, the results of the command I gave [13:01] !paste | atharv [13:01] atharv: For 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. [13:01] you mean termbin.com can i use [13:03] https://termbin.com/4se8 [13:04] TJ-, ?? [13:04] ubottu, [13:04] ? [13:04] anyone [13:04] atharv: there is no file names "brave.desktop.ICG690" there, only "brave.desktop" [13:06] TJ-, it is, i could send a screenshot? [13:07] atharv: you're probably seeing the Name= set inside brave.desktop [13:07] Allie: mundelj [13:08] gartt: hm? [13:08] gartt: why pinging me? [13:08] do you have ubuntu related question? [13:08] Allie: Ah, I assume you were here due to a complaint about mundelj [13:09] What seems to be the issue? [13:10] Crowding the channel buffer with trolling after repeated requests from multiple people here to knock it off. I don't mind ignoring, but when it's a screenfull of garbage for others in a support channel.. [13:11] do we have any active channel ops about? [13:11] Negative [13:13] pinged the libera staff too, some are around but didn't give a response yet gartt [13:13] Mekaneck: I'm *right here*. [13:13] oh, sorry, didn't know [13:14] he's also very annoying in #ubuntu-offtopic Allie [13:14] Allie: to keep this channel clear, -discuss to get some background, if you want [13:14] TJ-: ah, hello! yes, that sounds good to me :) [13:39] how to kill a process in ubuntu? [13:40] Simplar: depends on what process and which user owns it [13:44] When I try to open Dolphin not shows up. I tried in command line and got this error "kf.dbusaddons: DBus session bus not found. To circumvent this problem try the following command (with bash): export $(dbus-launch)" How do I fix this? [13:48] R13ose, remove or rename ~/.config/dolphinrc and try again? [13:49] Okay [13:55] R13ose: how are you launching it, via ssh? [13:56] from the app launcher and since that isn't working, I'm trying terminal. [13:57] Which desktop environment, ubuntu gnome? [13:58] Ah nvm you're already troubleshooting this in #kubuntu [13:59] Yep :) [14:24] Hello! [14:25] My issue is fixed by rebooting [14:25] I'm having a problem. I was using Debian and just switched to Ubuntu. Since Ubuntu 20 uses netplan by default. Can any here help me to config it [14:26] I already have interfaces file, how I convert to netplan config file? [14:26] quangthang: desktop or server? [14:26] server [14:26] quangthang: https://ubuntu.com/blog/ubuntu-bionic-netplan [14:27] quangthang: https://netplan.io/examples/ [14:28] I already read several guide. However, I still can't figure it out. In netplan configuration file, how do I add pointopoint and netmask as in interfaces file? [14:29] pointopoint? [14:30] the netmask is specified by the CIDR now [14:39] @leftyfb thank you, I ran across this post: https://docs.hetzner.com/robot/dedicated-server/network/net-config-debian-ubuntu/. As I said, I've added those routes lines; but I still don't haev internet connection [14:39] Is there any way to debug network configuration? [14:40] quangthang: https://netplan.io/troubleshooting/ [14:40] quangthang: look at logs [14:41] quangthang: you could also paste your config into a yaml validator [14:43] quangthang: the spacing in the config file is very important [14:44] If I were indentation issue, I would've received a warning after running netplan apply, right? [14:45] netplan try [14:46] I also notice that there are two netplan configuration files, one is 01-netcfg.yaml which I'm editing, another is 01-network-manager-all.yaml [14:46] quangthang: delete one of them [14:48] quangthang, if you have that file, it means that you installed a DE (gnome3, probably )on a server edition and the two configs conflict [14:49] quangthang, ps -A | grep -i net should report NM running [14:49] ioria, yes, you're right, I've a DE on my server [14:49] quangthang, so you just use NM, period [14:50] quangthang, i suggest you backup 01-netcfg.yaml and 8probably) disable cloud-init [14:51] SO, I should keep second file and not the netcfg file? [14:51] quangthang, you have NM, use NM [14:51] quangthang: you should use network manager [14:52] quangthang: can I ask, if this is a server, why do you have a DE installed and running? [14:54] hi all. i created a bridge and gave it a /32 IP, but that IP doesn't appear in the 'ip route' table so it's not propagating to ospf peers. any pointers on what I'm missing please? I don't want to create the route manually with a script as that seems like a very unelegant workaround [14:54] leftyfb I intend to use it as a remote workstation @leftyfb [14:54] quangthang: ok, then use network manager to manage your network === kirk781 is now known as bklshp [15:00] leftyfb: in network manager, there's no option that I can edit pointopoint like in debian config === bklshp is now known as kirk781 [15:02] If it helps, I said I was using Ubuntu. But actually, I'm using Elementary OS. I just think that it's based on Ubuntu so it should be the same [15:03] quangthang: Elementary OS is a different distro and doesn't belong here at all, [15:03] you should seek for support at their end [15:03] Okay. Thank you all. Guess I'll stay with Debian [15:03] first server,t han desktop elementary ... [15:03] volunteer abuse, it is [15:04] I have no mean of abusing. I just thought it based on Ubuntu so it should be the same [15:04] no it isn't [15:04] I'm sorry, no more question [15:06] quangthang, run 'nm-connection-editor' [15:06] quangthang, what you need exactly dsl/ppoe' or a ptp tunnel ? [15:06] ioria: they are gone and it was about Elementary OS which isn't supported here [15:07] i see [15:07] ) [15:08] khe eh khee, excuse me [15:08] mundelj: yeah, no thank you. [15:22] wayland-egl is that missing in repo? [15:23] !find wayland-egl [15:23] Found: libwayland-egl-backend-dev, libwayland-egl1, libwayland-egl++0, libwayland-egl1-mesa [15:24] sudo apt install libwayland-egl++0 libwayland-egl1-mesa libwayland-egl1 ## from https://askubuntu.com/questions/1335754/how-to-install-missing-plug-in-wayland-egl === Ricardus_ is now known as Ricardus [16:04] Chromium in Ubuntu is the most unstable browser. [16:04] *sigh* I'm really just about to start crying. [16:04] I'm very seriously [16:05] Again the browser just crashed and now I have login to a bunch of sites again, 2FA, browser crashes, just disappears, and now I hav eto login to everything again. WTF [16:05] Why? [16:06] Every since they made web browsers free, every single has has been trash. [16:06] Haven't seen a decent browser since Netscape Nagivator Gold 3.0 [16:07] I would happily pay for a web browser if it was stable and didn't crash and didint' give me stupid problems. [16:09] chromium is a dragon to maintain [16:09] PITA also [16:09] Right now [16:09] I just need a hug. [16:09] I am soooooo just... ughn/ [16:12] Hash: is that chromium snap? Try the original google chrome.deb one... [16:12] I don't use non free software [16:12] Which is why I'm wondering why the hell am I on ubuntu to begin with> [16:12] Seriously questioning my life choices right now. [16:12] Very seriously. [16:13] Eh, I can't imagine you actually browse the web without non-free software :D [16:13] No microcode, no firmware, nothing? [16:13] It's a good choice, sure, but... I wonder how feasible it is for desktop users [16:13] *sigh* [16:13] I'm not looking for a nonsense argument. [16:13] * alkisg uses firefox, btw [16:13] Have a good day. [16:14] You too [16:14] But I mean it as, google-chrome is as free as the other things you're probably using.It's not a closed source browser [16:14] It closed. It's not open. Chromium is open. Google chrome is a closed browser based on chromium open source. [16:15] With custom google thingies and trackers and etc. [16:15] While snaps have problems on their own; that's why I suggested using a deb instead [16:15] Even if it's any of the other chrome-based ones [16:15] Google Chrome is a closed source web browser based on Chromium. [16:15] Please, do not advise people to use closed source software in a FOSS community [16:15] That dose a disservice to us all who are collaborting on and bulding free software. [16:16] If you not want that advice, do ignore it. But several ubuntu users do use google chrome, even if I'm not one of them [16:16] It also tracks people, monitors them, and spies on them. [16:16] I've been developing floss for 30 years now [16:16] I've done my part in contributing stuff [16:16] But I'm not a floss chauvinist [16:16] Hash: There are a million and one linux distros out there, and also great BSD OSes. Nobody's trying to sell you anything here :) [16:17] mind taking it to #ubuntu-discuss since it's not a ubuntu support question related thing? [16:17] gartt, it is not about distro, but browser === diskin_ is now known as diskin [16:17] There's always Firefox or many others [16:17] Hash | Right now, I just need a hug. [16:17] oerheks: Sure, but I was responding to his ubuntu comment [16:18] Hash: this isn't the place for it. Do you have an ubuntu support question? [16:18] Yet, you folks thought it was more appropriate to hassle someone who is already super frustrated. [16:18] Wow. [16:18] Such 'Ubuntu' Humanity in #ubuntu. [16:18] <3 [16:18] Good job. [16:18] Hash: this isn't the place for it. Do you have an ubuntu support question? [16:18] Hash: Well, he's right. He's not being mean [16:18] it's typical for Hash to react that way leftyfb [16:18] I'm just commending you on othe amazing job you did at being 'Ubuntu' Humanity. [16:18] Carry on. [16:19] and i asked kindly to take the conversation to -discuss by the way :) [16:19] Hash: If you go to Burger King and start talking about your life choices while you're at the line to order and they tell you deal with that at the appropriate places, are you going ot rant about how they lack humanity? [16:20] Mekaneck | it's typical for Hash to react that way leftyfb <- and engaged in slander and tried to make soeone look bad. [16:20] !ot | gartt [16:20] gartt: #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! [16:20] Perhaps try to be more productive and helpful instead. [16:20] how big should /boot be? i thought that 256m would be plenty but it was at 100% immediately after installation [16:20] and another one added to the ignore list, great [16:20] Hash: use firefox. Let us know if you have any technical issues with it. Or if you'd like to troubleshoot your chromium issues without adding in personal feelings about it [16:20] dzwdz: that is quite tiny [16:21] Just get a non snap chromium Hash [16:21] leftyfb: either of the two is fine with me. [16:21] dzwdz: I typically give it a couple gigs these days [16:21] I'm thinking of going back to that too because the snap one always breaks [16:21] dzwdz: if you can spare it, use 1 GB. You need at least 300 for 3 initramfs+vmlinuz, and some for grub [16:21] Lumpio-: I'm thinking that very seriously [16:21] Lumpio-: there is no supported .deb for chromium [16:21] You can get one fairly easily from Debian's repositories, which still have a real .deb package as opposed to a fake one. [16:21] Lumpio-: that isn't supported or recommended here [16:21] The snap is absolute trash. I'm just sick of it. Firefox is the only remaining one I can try. I'm not left with many options for quality browsers. [16:22] Hash: please stop [16:22] What? [16:22] leftyfb: Too bad for you [16:22] would half a gig be enough? [16:22] Now I can't even reply to a person about the snap and firefox? [16:22] dzwdz: if you regularly purge old kernels, yes [16:22] dzwdz: are you really constrained for space? [16:22] Hash: use firefox or ask for help with chromium. [16:22] If somebody either fixes snap or reinstates a real chromium .deb in ubuntu I'll stop recommending that [16:22] (and you only have 1 distro) [16:22] I'm going to leave. [16:22] I don't feel welcome here, thanks leftyfb [16:22] ThinkT510: i'm just going to be dualbooting another distro, and i want to give it as much space as i can [16:23] Yeah great job leftyfb [16:23] Hash, sudo snap set system experimental.refresh-app-awareness=true [16:23] dzwdz: same /boot for both distros? [16:23] nope [16:23] Hash, that will stop chromium from crashing [16:23] (it will stop allowing it to upgrade in the background while it is running) [16:23] Ubuntu is an ancient African word meaning 'humanity to others'. <-- anytime you'd like to show some, that'd be fantastic. *afk* [16:23] wait, was that a question or suggestion [16:23] dzwdz: /boot is actually optional so you could just assign / and /boot will take up only what it needs [16:24] i want to encrypt / though [16:24] ogra: ...is that what's happening? [16:24] dzwdz: if you're going to have a common /boot for both distros, do give it 1 GB [16:24] Lumpio-, most likely, yeah [16:24] Because I distinctively notice it sometimes working but then randomly stopping, my working theory was that it was upgrading in the background in a way that doesn't work but never confirmed it [16:24] dzwdz: the answer to your question is, give it 2Gb if you can, if not, get as close to that as you can and see how far you get [16:24] Like for instance it just randomly forgets some fonts exist [16:24] Or that context menus shouldn't freeze a process when opened [16:25] I'd recommend firefox [16:25] but I noticed that sometimes, it just refuses to open new tabs. Claiming "that tab crashed", requiring a restart [16:25] Lumpio-, well, not sure abut these bits, but it will definitely affect crashing ans session saving to enable that snap option [16:25] s/ans/and/ [16:25] this doesn't happen with firefox on macos, but it happens with several firefoxes on several ubuntus I've tried === cbreak_ is now known as cbreak [16:26] how big is /boot on your current installs? [16:26] as in how much is actually used up? [16:26] cbreak_: is that when it was updated and you didn't close it / restart it? [16:26] I suspect updates to be a problem, yes [16:26] because 2gb seems like a LOT [16:26] but unlike on macos, updates on ubuntu aren't firefox-controlled [16:27] dzwdz: https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/yphyQW95Fy/ [16:27] God forbig someone be human and go through a bit of frustration when everything crashes, you lose your tabs and all your work. No, I have to be a robot, show no emotion, or feeling, or frustration. Humanity to others. What a bloody joke. [16:27] dzwdz: looks like I actually did ~700M on mine. You should be good [16:27] leftyfb: ty [16:27] oh hey, i was planning to make mine 700m too [16:27] that's a nice coincidence [16:28] my /boot is 2GB [16:28] I've found it to be too small often [16:29] I think this is caused by ubuntu's zsys thingie not purging snapshots after cleaning up kernels [16:29] so I had to go in a few times and manually destroying them [16:29] (you probably don't have this exact problem unless you also use a zpool for /boot) === c10l0 is now known as c10l [18:40] https://i.imgur.com/YF4f94E.png how do obtain this crash report without submitting it [18:47] ls /var/crash => they're there [18:56] ah thank you!! [19:33] Hey guys! Can anyone help me get an unofficial debian app running on (Garuda) Arch Linux? [19:33] Hi. [19:33] hey there! [19:34] Hi Vitus. [19:35] do you have an idea how to install this package on arch linux: https://www.sciebo.de/install/linux/download/ [19:36] i have somehow managed to get a trusted key but do not know how to download it [19:37] I can't install quake game on ubuntu. Please help. [19:39] vitus`, correct me: the key is for the repo; the repo would use apt ; you don't have apt; how do you think you can download/install it ? [19:41] i did not know this, I am a complete beginner [19:41] I think you should ask this in #archlinux, not in #ubuntu, for example https://www.maketecheasier.com/install-deb-package-in-arch-linux/ says you can use "debtap" to convert a .deb into an archlinux package [19:41] I'll try. Thank you Vitus. [19:41] I have seen this post online: https://archived.forum.manjaro.org/t/solved-install-a-program-from-another-repository/155603 [19:42] it contains a link to a tutorial how to convert .deb packages to arch linux packages, but the app I just posted is not in the debian repository, so I am completely overwhelmed [19:43] vitus`, if the source is available, maybe your bes bet is pkgbuild [19:43] *best [19:43] vitus`: the packages are there, you can download them: https://www.sciebo.de/install/linux/Ubuntu_21.04/ [19:44] You don't need a key or apt to download them, you can use a browser [19:45] dpkg works on arch ? didn't know that [19:45] so what do I do exactly? download every file in the directory you sent me, and then? [19:48] No not all of them. They seem to target different file managers [19:48] So if you use kde, you'd download the one that says dolphin, etc [19:49] But you'd need to know which ones you want [19:49] yes, I use KDE and my file manager is Dolphin [19:49] i have downloaded the packages, what do I do now? [19:50] Now you ask in #archlinux for the rest [19:50] debtap sound like a good bet [19:51] okay, great! thank you guys :) [19:51] 👍️ [20:25] hey guys [20:25] anyone available to try and help me with a boot issue [20:25] i have a ubuntu desktop 20.04 that i use as a server and i cleared the cmos cuz the gpu wouldnt post, fixed the gpu but it cleared my EFI boot options [20:26] so now everytime i boot it goes into grub (didnt before) and then gives me option to boot into ubuntu but it fails, i just tried to make a new fstab with properly mounted luks drives and generate a new grub-mkconfig with the proper cryptsetup hook but it still wont work [20:27] before it would immediately boot into a Ubuntu themed menu and do the cryptsetup immediately, any help [20:28] obby: I recall I had to point uefi bios to the efi bootloader [20:29] I shouldnt be trying with GRUB at all is what youre saying? [20:29] toddc: ? [20:29] obby: 1 sec looking for notes [20:32] thanks [20:33] obby: I cannot find it but bios need to point to ubuntu efi grub since you cleard cmos the bios need to be able to find it [20:34] hmmmmm [20:34] frick im not sure how id do it [20:34] obby: just saw your question in #linux [20:35] obby: you say the system boots to GRUB still? is that to the GRUB menu ? [20:36] how set efi bios path varis by bios oem you can also try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair [20:36] toddc: hold off please; this is my particular area of expertise (can do this stuff in my sleep!) :) [20:37] obby: still there? [20:38] hi sorry [20:38] i was checking the system [20:38] the system previously did not boot to grub or if it did it didnt show the menu [20:38] obby: OK ... I might be able to help you bootstrap into it if you can answer a few questions [20:38] obby: yes, that would be expected behaviour if previous boots were good - it hides the menu! [20:38] /dev/sda5 is boot partition /dev/sda6 is a LUKS [20:39] obby: so you see the menu now, and there is an "Advanced..." sub-menu with recovery options on it? Have you tried any of those recovery options and do they fail the same way if so? [20:40] obby: right now are you on IRC from the problem PC using a LiveISO, or another PC? [20:40] uhh [20:40] I havent tried using the other options [20:40] I am on IRC from my desktop computer [20:41] I am using the problem pc from a arch linux live boot iso usb [20:42] obby: OK, good, let's see if we can do a repair. Can you get on IRC from the arch liveISO as well? so I can give you commands you can copy/paste, and collect info easily? [20:43] yea i can [20:44] i just tried the other options and they didnt work [20:44] but i am going to try and get on irc on it now [20:45] obby: great! === root_ is now known as obby_ubuntu [20:47] hi im here [20:48] i dont think ill be able to copy paste but i can use like curl or something to send command outputs to a pastebin site [20:48] TJ-: [20:49] obby_ubuntu: OK what client are you using? [20:51] irssi [20:51] i dont have a x server running tho just like tty [20:51] obby_ubuntu: "sudo -i" then let's start with " (lsblk; blkid ) | nc termbin.com 9999 " [20:52] obby_ubuntu: you could ssh into that system from your desktop [20:52] tbh probably ill see if i can now [20:56] termbin.com/jnin [20:58] obby_ubuntu: is that from within a chroot? [20:58] yes i cant boot into real ubuntu [20:58] i can leave chroot tho [20:58] obby_ubuntu: I know, just need to be clear. First thing we need do is ... [20:59] obby_ubuntu: ... give the LUKS container device-mapper the same name it has in /etc/crypttab [20:59] obby_ubuntu: so you might need to exit chroot and unmount everything to do that [20:59]