[00:13] I have a 2TB disk mounted at /mnt/new_drive and anything I put in there still seems to count towards my boot disk. Why is this happening? === de-facto_ is now known as de-facto === Ricardus_ is now known as Ricardus === Norkle is now known as sickjoke === sickjoke is now known as NOrkle === NOrkle is now known as Norkle === M4he is now known as mahe [02:49] I totally borked my usb ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS alongside windows10 install. [02:50] the windows files are still there, been searching/attempting to unbork it for a couple hours now. any advice? === pong is now known as beaver [02:54] I'm ashamed of my unprepared actions and the consequences [03:00] !16.04 | Tuna No help for this. [03:00] Tuna No help for this.: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus) was the 24th release of Ubuntu. !End-of-life was April 30th, 2021. Paid support (ESM) is available. See also !esm, !eol, !eolupgrade [03:01] thank you [03:01] Tuna: ^ Software repo has been turned away :( [03:06] I just made a linode ubuntu 20.04 LTS and when I ssh into it as root, I did the command ls and there are no directories, files or folders there at all, and I even install tightvncserver and had no problems, I even install cmatrix and that works! Any ideas before I delete the server and start again? [03:08] hmmm, so no boot repair for me? [03:08] could someone give an example of using nc to create a web link that displays the output of something like " cat example.txt " === pip is now known as Guest8192 [03:11] webchat1: Missuse of cat - something like ' nc termbin.com 9999 < work/stagging ' to post a file to termbin might be the better useage. [03:14] Bashing-om got it thanks [03:14] webchat1: Not saying one can not "cat" but if one is going to linux - then linux right :P [03:15] Bashing-om for sure === Chex is now known as The === The is now known as Chex [04:34] <^Gecko^> what was the command to re-run the network configuration in 16.04? [04:36] hello [04:54] ^Gecko^: ' sudo service network-manager restart ' ? [05:01] <^Gecko^> so that will run the same thing that shows up when it asks you for dhcp or manual ip or choose later when you're installing from cd/usb? [07:03] Hi all, my syslog.1 is constantly being written too filling my disk, i see this message over and over again -> ERROR:address_tracker_linux.cc(349)] Failed to recv from netlink socket: Permission denied (13) [07:03] syslog.1 is now 16GB [07:03] what should i do ? [07:05] can i show how surpress this message to only let it go to log once every hour or what ever :') ? [07:05] somehow* [07:12] weird also when i search for address_tracker_linux.cc i get hits for Kali linux to track peoples IP, am i being hackec ?.? [07:13] hacked* [07:13] or is address_tracker_linux.cc part of ubuntu ? [07:40] 'syslog.1' should be the same as 'syslog' permisions right ? === denningsrogue7 is now known as denningsrogue [08:03] Someone able to tell me how I can map an alsa hw dev stream to what ubuntu thinks is the headphone jack? [08:04] I have a Ryzen mobo that has a wierd usb audio bridge build in, and while Ubuntu detects my headphones as plugged in, it plays sound out via main line out [08:04] I've done some fiddling and found that aplay -Dhw:2,1 file_example_WAV_1MG.wav plays out correctly via headphone jack [08:08] i am a noob so i cant give the correct awnser, but i had a problem with my microphone, and found a solution for it through -> 'pacmd load-module module-alsa-source device=hw:1,2' i think it pointed alsa to where the mic realy is , not sure how that works [08:08] and run that command as a bash script on startup [08:09] @ gpeskens [08:09] ty [08:09] i guess source needs to be sink [08:10] i'll give it a try :) [08:10] the device is my soundcard hw1:2 i think in my case hw:1:1 is the sound from the graphics card [08:11] pacmd load-module module-alsa-sink device=hw:2,1 <-- works [08:11] awesome :D [08:11] lol :D [08:11] there u go :) [08:11] many thanks [08:11] kids are sick, working from home [08:11] no headphones = terror [08:11] np although i have no clue what it does :) [08:12] you have to run it everytime on boot though [08:12] You command creates an extra pulse audio source alsa backed device, i changed it to be a sink with the correct hw dev ;) [08:12] oke :) [08:12] Yeah running it every boot is less than ideal :P [08:13] I'll create a bug report for it [08:13] you can put a script in cron.daily or as i dd first before discovering cron jobs just point it to a script in the ubuntu startup thingy [08:13] yeah [08:14] cron @reboot is better even ;) [08:14] Though I think it needs to run as the user [08:14] ah yeh true alse it would only run one time [08:14] perhaps a systemd @login trigger, if it exists [08:14] each day [08:16] gpeskens, i hope your kids get better soon [08:16] thx, me2 :) [08:16] hey all [08:16] i have a repo that is unreachable when doing apt update [08:16] how do i remove it? [08:17] find it in /etc/apt/sources.list or one of the files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d [08:17] you can grep -Ri "part_of_url" /etc/apt/ [08:18] or type 'soft' searching for aplications, and find it in the 'other software' tab ? [08:18] in the software & updates* program [08:18] Oh yeah, that also works :P [08:18] I'm not used to using the GUI for anything but starting an IDE, Browser or Terminal ;) [08:18] im a noob i use gui's :) [08:19] Which is fine, they work ;) [08:19] i am not looking to install application but updates but since i saw it comming up as unreachable wanted to remove it right away [08:19] you can see a list of all the repositories in 'software & updates" [08:19] also 3/4 of the file is matching on the part of url [08:19] and disable them [08:20] It might also be a temp failure for the repo [08:21] alright might leave it alone see if it gets resolved and if not then i'll comment them out :) [08:22] i had on my laptop that when ever i did a software update it trew an error not finding a repository, and then i just pressed 'oke' and it just continue with the stuf it could find [08:22] was kind of weird first as the error messages makes you asume first the whole update thingy failed [08:22] Hi. I have a lot of applications installed. Currently, I have 'app folders' to organize my Applications overview. But, I'm about to create a new user for my brother, and I'd like to pass over the organization I already did on my user account. How do I do this? [08:23] is there like a status page for mirrors [08:24] @ Daulity no idea, but maybe you can just enter the adress in your browser see if it can be reached ? or ping it ? [08:25] i can [08:26] I don't know but it's working again [08:26] :D [08:26] Ginalo, I know it's possible to copy past your home folder in to a new user folder in theory and then give permission to all the files in the new folder to the new user [08:26] Daulity, nice :) [08:26] maybe a temporarly issue that i just happen to stumble on when the server had trouble or something [08:26] yeh [08:28] Ginalo, in '/home' are all the users [08:29] just to be sure apt upgrade is just a update of the packages right [08:29] last time i did dist-upgrade and got a whole lot of trouble [08:29] vuurdraak: That would mean copying over files that I _don't_ want to copy over, which I would like to avoid. [08:30] yeh you would need to delete anything you dont want [08:30] Ginalo, maybe there is a smarter way of doing it, but this was the only thing i could come up with is i had to do it [08:31] if* [08:31] warning im just a Linux gamer, not a sysadmin ;') === gschanuel219 is now known as gschanuel21 [09:02] hello [09:02] i need to create a folder and allow ftp connections to store data inside it [09:02] is there a good tutorial? [09:03] it is for a local purpose so i do not need any "special" configuration about security etc etc [09:03] just accept ftp to save files inside a folder [09:03] pycode1, is that not basicly the ftp server settings ? [09:03] set a folder where it dumps stuff in the ftp server ? === javaJake_ is now known as javaJake [09:04] yes i mean...what ftp server should i install [09:04] ah :') [09:05] https://www.ryadel.com/en/vsftpd-configure-different-home-folder-each-user-specific-directory/ [09:05] maybe ^ [09:06] sounds nice, it claims top be popular :) [09:06] i guess any non bloated program will do, personaly i would prefer a program that has a gui, but maybe you prefer console [09:07] pycode1: sometimes sftp (which is something like ftp over ssh) is both easier to setup and safer and easier for the clients; depending on your needs [09:07] on first glance it looks simple enough and you can edit a config file [09:08] E.g. sudo apt install openssh-server, then create accounts for your users, then tell them to use e.g. filezilla to transfer files [09:10] pycode1, i use samba for local file transfers, although android doesn't support v2 which is secure [09:11] and only uses the insecure samba v1 protocol [09:11] samba = like windows local file transfer [09:12] ok [09:13] if your local network is protected by your router it should not be a problem though [09:13] normaly [09:16] vuurdraak, is tehre an app called samba? [09:16] for android [09:16] andSMB [09:16] maybe [09:16] ? [09:17] samba is part of ubuntu [09:17] its already there [09:17] vuurdraak, yes but i mean...how can i send the files form android [09:17] btw i think thelatest android version might support samba v2 protocol [09:17] i need a samba client ther ei mean no? [09:17] i use .. let me see [09:17] X-plore [09:18] its a android fle browser [09:18] so i can put the ip of my pc [09:18] you can just say in nautilus which folder you want to share [09:18] and then start sending [09:18] and access it with X-plore [09:18] yup [09:19] after sending you can unshare the folder for safety [09:19] if you want to and just set it open when u for anybody if you dont want to get a headache [09:20] just set it open when needed* [09:20] or fidle around with samba settings and do it properly and always keep it open [09:21] perfect [09:21] ok [09:21] i try [09:21] thank you! [09:21] :) np [09:23] pycode1, so standard if you share a folder the samba v2 protocol is used on ubuntu and in my android version it can only use samba v1 so it fails [09:23] just a heads up [09:23] sharing it for all gets around this as this is athentication stuf [09:24] at least on my android version === stoned is now known as Hash [09:41] Can you compile/use latest kernel on 20.04 without problems? [09:45] vuurdraak, still there? i wonder how can i see all the online devices in my lan just when there are ONLINE... [09:46] now i see old connections that when i click i cannot open the lan device lan because the other device is off, so it is ok, but i just wonder if it it possible to just see online devices [09:46] instead of randomly clicking on each lan device to see what is online :) [09:49] yo [09:50] you mean in x-plore ? [09:51] pycode1, @ [09:53] Hash: sure, but also note that you can find precompiled kernels at https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ [09:54] I see [09:54] https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v5.15/amd64/ [09:54] And these packages ought to do it for amd64 [09:54] hmm. [09:54] is the low latency an realtime kernel? [09:55] I need help in btrfs [09:55] Nice [09:55] I'll check this out [09:56] pycode1, im not sure what you mean, but at least in x-plore the folders disapear if i unshare them [09:57] i have to go now sadely :') cya laters all o/ [09:57] alkisg: is this a repository or do I manually dl packages? [09:58] Hash, you download them manually and install them with `apt install ./*.deb` [09:58] Ok [10:06] When I run lsblk and see a lot of snap in the output, what does it mean? [10:06] Is /snap mounted? [10:11] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1047456/why-are-all-snaps-being-mounted-and-listed-as-block-devices-or-partitions-for-ub [10:13] this answer does not answer the question [10:14] of 'is snap mounted'? is each snap app mounted in a different mount point? [10:14] I'm not here to answer your questions. [10:15] I can help you out, but that's not what my purpose is. [10:16] That actually does answer the question. [10:18] losetup -a will show you the mounted snap loop devices [10:22] If you read carefully instead of quickly skimming, you'll find the following link in the first comment: https://askubuntu.com/questions/842093/how-do-snaps-work-exactly-and-why-are-they-mounted [10:22] yep, thank you [10:22] You're welcome [10:24] i am on ubuntu 20.04.3. i am getting this error when trying to install rstudio ide : .... rstudio : Depends: libclang-dev but it is not going to be installed [10:26] https://community.rstudio.com/t/unable-to-install-rstudio-on-ubuntu-20-04/76002 [10:27] h_m Did you try that? [10:28] yes [10:28] I don't see rstudio in ubutnu repository [10:28] is this a third party package? [10:29] https://ubuntu.pkgs.org/20.04/ubuntu-universe-amd64/libclang-dev_10.0-50~exp1_amd64.deb.html [10:30] i get this error if i try to install libclang-dev: libclang-dev : Depends: libclang-10-dev (>= 10~) but it is not going to be installed [10:30] https://bpa.st/PIWA I get this too [10:31] https://bpa.st/GPSQ `fix` == sudo apt-get -f install [10:31] h_m https://ubuntu.pkgs.org/20.04/ubuntu-universe-amd64/libclang-dev_10.0-50~exp1_amd64.deb.html [10:31] try to install this .deb [10:32] https://community.rstudio.com/t/cannot-install-rstudio-with-ubuntu-20-04/114854/3 [10:32] https://bpa.st/JJEA rstudio installed on Ubuntu 20.04 [10:32] Please follow my paste guideslines [10:32] follow hash [10:32] https://community.rstudio.com/t/cannot-install-rstudio-with-ubuntu-20-04/114854/3,9 [10:32] ;) [10:32] scuse me [10:34] https://bpa.st/ACNA you need these following packags for rstudio to work [10:34] the problem seems to be this libclang-dev addiction [10:35] make sure to update your apt repo [10:36] my system is very up to date. sudo apt install libclang-dev gives the same error. i am not sure what force install suggested by Hash is supposed to do. i do not want to bog my system [10:37] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu make sure to install the 'universe' and enable it in /etc/apt/sources.list [10:37] h_m: do this: cat /etc/apt/sources.list | nc termbin.com 9999 [10:37] Paste the link you get here [10:37] any recommendation app list for ubuntu [10:38] https://termbin.com/8678 [10:38] Ok you have universe enabled. [10:38] And you did apt update [10:39] yes. [10:39] what happens when you do apt-get -f install [10:40] i have not tried it but i read somewhere where they did not succeed with it. i am thinking this could be the issues https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?p=2099520&sid=1e3bcee414e5c2290038d236d80b05ac#p2099520 [10:41] So long as you are on actual official ubuntu 20.04 you should be fine [10:41] I did this: [10:41] wget https://download1.rstudio.org/desktop/bionic/amd64/rstudio-2021.09.1-372-amd64.deb [10:41] sudo dpkg -i rstudio-2021.09.1-372-amd64.deb [10:41] You get clang error [10:41] sudo apt-get -f install [10:42] insatalls clang/depends/fixes things. [10:42] Then finally: sudo dpkg -i rstudio-2021.09.1-372-amd64.deb [10:42] Then rstudio is installed on system. no problem. [10:42] I am on ubuntu 20.04 official. Not Linux Mint. [10:43] That last one is just to double make sure [10:43] apt-get -f install will install rstudio after installing depends. [10:43] https://bpa.st/GPSQ as per the log here. [10:43] i seem to have the libc6 bug? on my system Installed: 2.31-0ubuntu9.3 ... wonder if it is the problem [10:43] let me see [10:44] https://termbin.com/2vkl i have these [10:45] And my system is fully up to date. [10:45] | nc termbin.com 9999 [10:45] Do apt-cache policy 2.31-0ubuntu9.4 [10:45] Where is this from? [10:46] https://termbin.com/xvgr [10:46] hugh@ubuntubox [10:46] So I'm not sure why you have 9.3 and I have 9.2 [10:47] install 9.2, reboot [10:47] I guess [10:47] i just update my system as normal and have never installed anything manually [10:47] I understand. I'm not sure why you have 9.3 [10:47] sudo apt install libc6=2.31-0ubuntu9.2 libc-bin=2.31-0ubuntu9.2 [10:48] should i perhaps try the suggestion from mint? sudo apt install --simulate $(dpkg -l | egrep '(libc|locales|nscd).* 2.31-0ubuntu9.3 ' | cut -d' ' -f3 | paste -sd ' ' | sed -r 's/( |$)/=2.31-0ubuntu9.2 /g') [10:48] No. [10:49] Do as I suggested [10:49] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibc/+bug/1926918 [10:49] Launchpad bug 1926918 in glibc (Ubuntu) "cannot install libc6-dev, requires old libc6 version" [Undecided, In Progress] [10:49] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glibc/+bug/1926918/comments/15 [10:49] i get this error with your suggestion: E: Version '2.31-0ubuntu9.' for 'libc-bin' was not found [10:49] Solution #15 [10:50] What did you type exactly [10:50] your error says 9.' instead of 9.2' [10:51] oh, i had a typo [10:53] looks like it downgraded a bunch of things. i am now updating my system... [10:53] thank you. looks like rstudio is installing now [10:54] You're welcome [10:55] :) [10:57] :) [12:37] hey guys, im using the arcmenu for gnome but sometimes the menu dissapears. [12:37] im on wayland now. will it be better if i change to xOrg? [12:38] what is wayland by the way..? [12:39] Wayland is a new protocol that enables 3D compositors to be used as primary display servers, instead of running the 3D compositor as an extension under the (2D) X.org display server. Or, in layman's terms, it assumes you're using a 3D desktop from the start, instead of bolting on 3D capabilities to an 2D framework. [12:40] ah screw it. im just going to replace it and hope it'll be better [13:05] hey I woke up and my windows partition shows weird things, like files being owned by root account [13:05] all files I create on it are also root owned [13:05] how do I mount it correctly [13:06] Ronalds_Mazitis_, a NTFS partition has total ownership [13:06] not individual files [13:06] so the mount you need to set the permisions [13:06] or in fstab [13:06] maybe your fstab has changed ? [13:09] like an NTFS partition in fstab with root looks like this -> UUID= /mnt/MOUNTfolderNAME ntfs-3g defaults,auto,noexec,uid=0,gid=0,umask=002 0 0 [13:10] when its the first user owning the drive its -> UUID= /mnt/MOUNTfolderNAME ntfs-3g defaults,auto,noexec,uid=1000,gid=1000,umask=002 0 0 [13:10] ... [13:11] uid=0 = root owning it [13:11] sudo mount /mnt/82u3482374 [13:11] uid=1000 = you owning it [13:11] every file in partition is owned by root [13:11] a NTFS partition has total ownership [13:11] not individual files [13:11] linux can not set permision for a file [13:11] on an NTFS drive [13:11] so it sets it globaly [13:12] effectively making all files root [13:12] if the mount is root [13:12] Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/fd819172d868806eafb0b8d21255a8a5/pasted.txt [13:12] so how do I change fstab [13:12] now [13:12] ? [13:13] I don't have time to go back to time all the time [13:13] you need to start a text editor from a console (ctrl+t) with sudo [13:13] sorry ctrl+alt+T [13:13] dude [13:14] <-- noob linux gamer [13:14] that is fstab [13:14] .... [13:14] I am not beginner I just can't fix linux so often [13:14] certainly not going to go back doing it every day [13:14] here - > /dev/disk/by-uuid/56249952249935C9 /mnt/56249952249935C9 auto nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show 0 0 [13:14] oke then i dont know whats going on im not a system admin [13:15] wtf [13:15] Is there a channel for ufw specifically? I'm just trying some interesting firewall rules laid out here: http://lepepe.github.io/sysadmin/2016/01/19/ubuntu-server-ufw.html ... but they are buggy (the "EX:" line in particular) and am trying to figure out the syntax. [13:15] nosuid means that it has global permisions to let everybody access it ? [13:16] yeah [13:16] ? [13:16] oke nvm then then i dont know, i was just trying to help [13:17] sotired, is there not #uwf ? [13:18] here - > /dev/disk/by-uuid/56249952249935C9 /mnt/56249952249935C9 auto nosuid,nodev,uid=1000,nofail,x-gvfs-show 0 0 [13:18] Ronalds_Mazitis_, still is the mount it is pointing to maybe turned in to root ? [13:18] vuurdraak: nope. Unless I also did a typo like you, there's nobody at #ufw :P [13:18] this would help? [13:18] posib;y [13:18] not sure im not an expert :') [13:18] doh [13:18] somebody possibly turned on windows on this laptop [13:18] and turned it off [13:19] while it was running [13:19] that or this pc was hacked [13:19] or ubuntu is going nuts [13:19] it should not matter, the permisions set inside Linux matter for Linux [13:19] decide [13:19] not what windows did [13:19] so I changed fstab [13:20] restart? [13:20] sure give it a go see what happens [13:26] UUID=1000 helped to change ownership [13:26] nice :) [13:26] but group still stayed root [13:26] idnk why [13:26] put also inside thatfstab line [13:27] ? [13:27] guid=1000 [13:27] ok [13:27] no sorry [13:27] gid=1000 [13:27] ,uid=1000,gid=1000, [13:28] @ Ronalds_Mazitis_ [13:30] okay group ownership regained [13:30] :D [13:30] but this command [13:30] still does not [13:30] tac list list2 [13:30] does not reverse file content [13:30] it does but does not write to list2 [13:30] both have 777 rights and correct user [13:30] i dont know what tac is sorry [13:31] it's sorta [13:31] sorter [13:31] of text files [13:31] it reverses lists [13:31] it worked [13:31] oke :') [13:31] now it can't reverse the file [13:31] it does reverse but does not write into the file the content [13:31] does it have read & write permision ? [13:32] yeah [13:32] well I can sudo [13:32] strange [13:32] if it works with sudo its oke too, the file permision doesnt change on NTFS inside linux [13:32] https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/tac-command-in-linux-with-examples/ [13:32] as its global [13:33] it does not with sudo ether [13:33] maybe you need to set the [Option] first ? [13:33] something like: tac -b file file2 ? [13:34] as in the example on that website there is always an option thingy first [13:35] it does not write into file [13:35] on ubuntu partition ether [13:35] and with option too [13:36] let me try it here see what happens [13:37] tac list > list2 [13:37] this is correct [13:39] it works here o.O [13:39] well today I revisited [13:39] also on an ntfs drive [13:39] partitions and arguments [13:39] certainly not sure what happened [13:39] took me an hour [13:39] like this would be IT job [13:40] I installed some software that has suspicious names [13:40] Ronalds_Mazitis_, could you try in fstab outcomment the line for that NTFS partition [13:40] and make a new one [13:40] with -> ntfs-3g defaults,auto,noexec,uid=1000,gid=1000,umask=002 0 0 [13:40] everything is alright now [13:40] it works now ? [13:40] yeah [13:40] \o/ yeeh [13:41] You know software called [13:41] dmitry [13:41] noop [13:41] I installed that to check on website [13:41] I hate russian scammers so I wanted to see some info [13:41] it messed stuff up ? [13:41] I dnk seems like this was another superstition [13:41] why else would my partitions change anything [13:42] never ever do drugs like DMT [13:42] :D [13:42] lol xD [13:42]