[00:00] * genii sips [00:01] * ion_d sleeps [00:02] * oerheks updates [00:16] hi [00:17] Hi, Sircle [00:19] Hi, How can i use nice/renice with wildcards to change nice value for many apps and processes. e.g if I had 15 chrome browsers, 16 firefox browsers, 10 node.js servers 10 puppeteer browsers. I would be hard for me to node down and trace the pid's of all these and set nice then. [00:31] Sircle: maybe renice $(pgrep firefox) ? [00:32] pgrep 'npm|node' | xargs -l echo nice -n=5 <- is this ok EriC^^ [00:35] seems good Sircle [00:35] nice doesnt take multiple pid's together? [00:35] thanks, I hope it will make my GUI apps better performing compared to server/node/programming apps? [00:36] EriC^^ I got this $ pgrep 'npm|node' | xargs -l echo nice -n=5 [00:36] nice -n=5 230015 [00:36] nice -n=5 230027 [00:36] nice -n=5 230040 [00:36] so seems like it is taking mulitple [00:36] EriC^^ should I make priority of GUI apps high as well? [00:36] like -1? [00:37] Sircle: yeah i was wondering if nice takes "nice pid1 pid2 pid3.." [00:38] no idea Sircle, never used nice before [00:38] ok [00:41] renice does [00:41] i think nice doesnt even take pids? isnt used to launch a program? [00:42] and, unless you are root, you can only increase niceness (meaning, making the affected processes less pone to take CPU [00:43] ah, makes sense [00:43] EriC^^: my understanding as well. One should use renice [00:44] hggdh pgrep 'chrome|brave' | xargs -l echo nice -n=-1 does nothing [00:44] I mean when I do htop, the NI is not changed [00:44] so I should pgrep 'chrome|brave' | xargs -l echo renice -n=-1 instead? [00:45] hggdh currently I am doing this: pgrep 'npm|node|tmux|bash' | xargs -l echo nice -n=5; pgrep 'firefox|chrome|brave' | xargs -l echo nice -n=-1 [00:45] Sircle: use 'renice'; unless you are root, you CANNOT increase the priority (a _negative_ number) [00:45] but why its not making it 5? [00:46] hggdh ^ [00:46] Sircle: did you try it with renice? [00:46] nice will affect the program you are starting, not an already-running program [00:47] for an already-running program -- like in your commands -- use 'renice' [00:47] man renice will give you a summary, and examples [00:47] EriC^^ yes. same results [00:48] also, usually short options do not use the '=' sign. Instead of '-n=-1' (which WILL NOT WORK UNLESS YOU ARE ROOT), pass '-n -1' [00:48] hggdh npm and node are still at 0 NICE. why? https://imgur.com/rI5fjSM.png [00:49] Sircle: try first "renice -n=5 $(pgrep npm)" does that work? [00:50] or sorry, i think it should be -n 5 [00:50] hggdh ok did -n -1 too. same results [00:50] EriC^^ ok [00:50] Sircle: hggdh explained above you need to use sudo/root if you want the niceness less [00:53] that worked [00:53] but the PRI allocated by system is same [00:55] I am not sure on one thing [00:56] I have puppeteer , chromium, google-chrome. How to differenciate them? [01:01] EriC^^ hggdh why PRI does not change? === nxcjiweflefksdj1 is now known as nxcjiweflefksdjf === Forza_ is now known as Forza [01:05] EriC^^ hggdh thanks so far. I put those in crontabe :) [01:05] no problem Sircle [01:05] * Sircle waves [01:08] Hi friends. the #wordpress chan is very quiet. I'm trying to install it on my Ubuntu 22.04.1 server but I get stuck on the installation script step #2 (keeps asking to enter a valid user name for wp--not the db server). Any idea what could be preventing this install script from running? [01:09] did step #1 have you create the wp account? did that succeed? [01:09] sarnold, the database is still empty [01:09] but i tried creating a test table with that user and it works. [01:10] sarnold, I thought maybe my strict http headers may be stopping something from running, but I disabled them for my apache site and it still hangs there: "Please provide a valid user name." [01:11] WeeBey: which installation script are you following? [01:11] sarnold, when I copy the wp files into the webserver and go to wp-admin/ it launches the installation script because it sees it's the first time it runs. [01:11] it's the wp-admin/install.php script [01:14] WeeBey: it looks like the install.php is step 5 -- and configuring the wp-config.php is step 3 https://wordpress.org/support/article/how-to-install-wordpress/ [01:14] WeeBey: which have you done all the steps in order? === guiverc2 is now known as guiverc [01:16] thanks for that sarnold; I did indeed. I called it step two since the URL when the script fails says step two: === five61848 is now known as five6184 [01:17] wp-admin/install?step=2 [01:17] Hmm. Notice I have a rewrite engine on. Could it be that? [01:18] that's possible.. it might be worthwhile to read the server logs, or wherever php errors and warnings go [01:20] sarnold, hmm. i'll see if there's anything in the php logs. It never succeeds at first go. lol [01:20] thanks for the help. [01:22] WeeBey: heh :( yeah, I'm familiar with that general experience (not this specific instance of it, but .. some things just never go right the first time. email, I'm looking at you.) === nxcjiweflefksdj1 is now known as nxcjiweflefksdjf === five61841 is now known as five6184 === nxcjiweflefksdj1 is now known as nxcjiweflefksdjf === nxcjiweflefksdj1 is now known as nxcjiweflefksdjf [02:15] rtprio: i was a screen user for years, tmux seems an improvement - the mouse thing is more of a novelty than an actual feature IMO. q [02:24] zykotick9: Hey ! Long time no read :D [02:30] Bashing-om: hey hey. . Hope all is well with you. [02:31] zykotick9: All good here - great to see you active once more :D [02:31] Bashing-om: more lurking than "active"... but I get your point. [02:33] hi all [02:34] how can i put a HDD back ino its original mode, after i did autorepair in recovery mode [02:34] or mighta been called advanced boot not sure [02:34] "original mode"? [02:34] yes its gone [02:34] and cant be writen to [02:35] most drives are in RW mode id assume [02:35] as in, dmesg doesn't show the drive, /dev/disk/ doesn't have it, etc? [02:36] VIA: mounting read only is an indication of corruption - run a file system check/repair ? [02:36] ok in lsbk i see my 2 partitions now, sda1 and sda2 [02:36] Bashing-om: thats exactly what caused this, no thanks [02:36] FS is fine [02:37] 2year old SSD/NVM and same age server drive i have mounted as sda1 and sda2 [02:38] ah yes theyre both flagged RO [02:39] Bashing-om: /dev/sda2 on /media/decoy/Bay type exfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,relatime,uid=1000,gid=1000,fmask=0022,dmask=0022,iocharset=utf8,errors=remount-ro,uhelper=udisks2) this is what i see [02:40] sudo mount -o remount,rw /dev/sdaX doesnt do the trick, could it work in recovery/advanced mode ? [02:40] check dmesg, do you get any error messages from that mount command? [02:41] i just run sudo demsg=? [02:41] VIA: exfat is a Windows file system - might be better to use Windows' tools to address Windows' problems. [02:41] no equals sign, but yes [02:42] im no having windows problems [02:42] i need exfat for compatibility reasons [02:43] sarnold: well i get a whole novel of output icant make much sense of [02:43] VIA: yeah, that sounds about right :) [02:43] [ 0.095949] You have booted with nomodeset. This means your GPU drivers are DISABLED [02:44] I'm hoping there might be a nice message near the end to report why the remount failed [02:44] ok i mean i ge if if i read all of if this EXPLAINS SO MUCH [02:44] sry caps [02:44] HOWTF does this happen .. gpu disabed ??!! [02:44] nowonder im having those issues>.< [02:44] a nice message at th end ... at the end i just see numbers basically oO [02:45] OK i got the point [02:45] you could pastebin the dmesg and give us the url, something like sudo dmesg | nc termbin.com 9999 [02:45] may i PM you sarnold ? [02:45] or whatsa good notesite [02:46] https://paste.debian.net/ if you want to interact with it, termbin.com if you don't want to do a lot copy-and-paste by hand === nxcjiweflefksdj1 is now known as nxcjiweflefksdjf [02:48] GOT IT : https://paste.debian.net/1266706/ [02:48] so you were correct it suggest FS error [02:48] ouch :/ [02:48] but i never had any issue with that [02:48] whats it mean? [02:48] scroll up a bit, there might be more messages about block device errors [02:49] cant find [02:49] but i can copy hte whole thing .. [02:51] sure [02:51] what wonders me i can only fin the mess with SDA2 but not 1 oO [02:52] lol no cant how do i actualy copy the whol contents of the console [02:52] try the sudo dmesg | nc termbin.com 9999 command, that saves a lot of page-up and page-down and so on :) [02:52] LOL shakign the mouse helped >.< [02:53] great input sarnold !! your gold <3 [02:53] some kant in linux just booted me without any reason [02:53] with message to ask why i was banned in #linux ops anmd this ijdiot kbans me again [02:54] i msgd you the data sarnold [02:54] maybe you can make more sense of it [02:54] okay... [02:54] but i think the only true solution isa complete reinstall of this distro [02:54] i got into linux like 2018 [02:55] well 2019, so nly 3 yrs into linux [02:55] is that it? somehow I thought I'd seen you around for years [02:55] hehe [02:56] i joined IRC /freened after surgery in 2018 [02:56] 2017*** sry [02:56] november/december [02:56] but i did not get into llinux beeofre i built my pc december 19 ... so [02:56] so i surely wasnt around here .. much [03:00] VIA: there's fewer errors here than I expected. I don't know if that's good or bad.. but the kernel clearly recognized /dev/sda with sda1, sda2 partitions; /dev/sdb with sdb1, sdb2 partions; and /dev/nvme0n1 with p1, p2, p5 partitions [03:01] OK, I know this may seem weird, but I'm having ap roblem getting dnsmasq PXE boot to work. The whole thing is long, so give me a bit to type it. [03:02] Basically, I have dnsmasq set up, it's able to act as a DHCP server, and when I try to boot my target system via PXE, it gets the DHCP lease. [03:02] It then attempts to boot with PXE, and start booting, but it then hangs trying to fetch my pxelinux.0 file from the built-in TFTP server. [03:02] VIA: there's a few error messages that feel like the sort of things that might be addressed by a BIOS update (ACPI Warning: SystemIO range; ACPI: OSL: Resource conflict; mtrr: your CPUs had inconsistent variable MTRR settings) [03:02] The exact error is "PXE-E32: TFTP open timeout". This seems to imply that the TFTP server isn't running. [03:03] So I checked what port is usually open for TFTP, and it's supposedly port 69. And I looked and sure enough, nothing has port 69 open. [03:03] But I see zero errors about TFTP in journalctl, and I have it enabled in /etc/dnsmasq.conf. [03:03] Any ideas? I'm running Ubuntu 22.10 on the server, and attempting to netboot a Debian 11 installer. [03:06] arraybolt3: I've got a very very vague memory of dnsmasq not binding to the specific IP address you ask for, but instead binding to :: or similar, and then discarding packets after they arrive if it shouldn't be responding to them -- it might be worth checking the open sockets from dnsmasq and checking those, rather than checking for which process has a specific socket open [03:08] I can see open stuff from dnsmasq in GUFW, and... [03:08] it has ports 53 and 67 open, that's it. [03:09] I saw a report that Realtek NICs have trouble with this sometimes, and the laptop I'm trying to network boot does indeed have a Realtek NIC. [03:09] I tried this exact same setup before, only with Ubuntu 23.04 as the server and an Intel NIC as the client, and it worked perfectly. [03:09] (Er, almost the exact same setup, I had to tweak one thing to even get dnsmasq to start here, which might be related but I doubt it.) [03:10] (That one thing being that, rather than telling it to listen on my Ethernet interface, I told it to listen on everything except my WiFi interface, since it didn't seem to be able to find the name of my Ethernet interface for some odd reasons.) [03:19] I wonder if part of my problem is that I have two dnsmasq servers fighting with each other :P [03:19] One from using nmtui to share a connection, the other two try to serve TFTP. [03:19] Maybe if I tell each one to only do one job, things might go smoother. [03:22] I'm scared of shredding my networking configuration any further. I think I'm going to give up on this :P [03:23] I should set up a dedicated netboot server rather than rigging my laptop as one. [03:29] maybe even a dedicated netboot network? :) === nxcjiweflefksdj1 is now known as nxcjiweflefksdjf === nxcjiweflefksdj1 is now known as nxcjiweflefksdjf [04:37] sarnold: thx for input! sry got lost [04:37] VIA: I hope it helps :) I'm headed out for the night in a few minutes [04:37] i renewed BIOS when i bought the MB i dont see why this would be causing error [04:38] some things, "like IRQ MISSING VECTOR ... (idk what it means) ust appeared after i tried to install some packages [04:38] but either ubuntu or this special distro is extra sensitive [04:38] think it both has KDE and XFCE dont really see how that works but ye [04:39] my *guess* with the missing vector stuff is perhaps just a slightly slower interrupt handling. I doubt that one is important [04:39] you have a great night sarnold ! [04:39] thanks, you too :) [04:39] or sleep if thats what u meant eh [04:39] but the BIOS you're running is more than two years old [04:39] well, dinner first, then some youtube, *then* sleep, but soon :) [04:39] yes i was told the IRC vector stuff s inimportant, but it didnt occur with the fresh install [04:39] so I'm hoping there's an update, hehe [04:40] update? [04:40] those just might be *new* diagnostic messages [04:40] not necessarily new problem [04:40] bios update [04:40] alrighty, have fun :) [04:40] i put UEFI into legacy mode for linux i dont trust EFI [04:40] efi broke my linux and even windows before, it sux bad [05:05] what is happening when I see several of the same processes (different pid's) on htop [05:09] for instance https://hastebin.com/amuhutosog.apache [05:10] i can see one has been running for 168h and the others less time. Are these child processes that didnt get cleaned up? or what.. [05:27] booting into older available kernel, i can now use the the DP cable to also transmit audio to my monitor === nxcjiweflefksdj1 is now known as nxcjiweflefksdjf [06:50] I'm first timer, which version is good for me (I'm microsoft windows user) 22.10 or 22.04 LTS? [06:52] zs: its the users choice to go LTS or non_LTS [06:53] zs, for new users definitely LTS [06:53] zs: usualy LTS releases are a good choice for stability, but that depends on what you wanna do [06:56] zs: we also see users choose differently, based on their hardware, as for newer hardware latest non-lts could benefit [06:56] So how can I inspect my laptop to choose which version suits me? [06:57] Install LTS. IF you happen to have hardware incompatibilities, then you can install a newer kernel. LTS releases do receive new kernel series, while non-LTS releases do not. [06:58] (as you can see, opinions vary, choose the one you want :D) [06:59] zs: you can sgare your laptop specs here if you like in a !paste let the volunteers take a look for you [06:59] *share [07:00] Alright, I'm downloading LTS version 20.04. Currently I've windows 10 installed on my laptop. Actually I'm switching it because recently I got hacked my gmail account. Let me paste my previous message on the other channel; My gmail account is hacked, I'm receiving "Not sent postmaster notifications" also my firefox and microsoft edge has new tab like; "https://find-it.pro/?utm_source=distr_m" [07:00] any idea where can I get help to scan my browsers and computer? [07:00] zs, 22.04, not 20.04 [07:00] My bad, yes it is 22.04 LTS. [07:02] alkisg; Processor : Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3230M CPU @ 2.60GHz 2.60 GHz. RAM : 4.00 GB (3.90 GB usable) [07:03] LTS should be fine there [07:03] i agree [07:04] After windows; I'll need antivirus, internet security, drivers for video and audio [07:04] zs: Os security and browser security are several things, after installing ubuntu best to change your gmail password and adding alternate email to rescue [07:05] lotuspsychje, sure I'll do it, changing my passwords.. [07:06] zs: on ubuntu virusses dont work the same as on windows, still there are av's and IDS to secure yourself on ubuntu [07:07] Suggest any please which I'll need to install [07:08] zs: clamav, rkhunter, lynis are some i like [07:09] Also please suggest; where from can I get drivers for audio / video for my laptop? [07:10] Also which browser is best for ubuntu. Forgive my innocence I'm totally new to unbuntu [07:12] zs: ubuntu will load your driver modules at boot level, usualy all your drivers will get recognized to best automatic [07:13] zs: for browsers, Firefox will be default on your 22.04 and is pretty secure out of the box, alternate you can choose more from the software centre [07:13] After I'm connected to the internet right? so I'll defenitely need of ethernet drivers ? [07:14] zs: same story, ethernet driver should already be reconized at your ubuntu setup [07:14] Cool [07:17] hi [07:17] omg [07:17] lmao [07:17] ciaooooo [07:17] figo [07:17] back to 2005 [07:17] mi piace [07:17] someone speaks italian? [07:17] me === remy_ is now known as Remy [07:18] ho un problema con il mio dispositivo Xubuntuù [07:18] non mi ricordo la password di root... c'è un modo di recuperarla? [07:20] !it | classe4ci_ [07:20] classe4ci_: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! (per entrare, scrivi « /join #ubuntu-it » senza virgolette) [07:57] I'll be away for a moment. Ubuntu 22.04 LTS is downloaded... [08:01] Before you click install there is a "try Ubuntu" option [08:01] That will tell you if all the basic drivers work [08:01] Ethernet would be a big help of course to install additional stuff [08:02] So if that works just click install [08:16] Hi. Binaries compiled with gcc 10 don't work for our customers on Ubuntu 18.04 becuase "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.26' not found", even when their Ubutnu 18.04 is fully updated. Is there a standard way to solve this? Moving to a newer Ubuntu version is desired but can't happen now. [08:19] * tarzeau found a c binary from 2002, and was able to run it today 2023 [08:19] SoleSoul: what about you rebuild the source into a new up to date binary? [08:20] Running old binaries works. The problem here is the opposite, our binary is too new for Ubuntu 18.04 to run, it seems. [08:21] gcc 10 causes dependency on GLIBCXX_3.4.26 which as it seems is not available on Ubuntu 18.04. [08:21] yes so you build your sofwtare on 18.04 to run it there [08:30] tarzeau: I think the issue is the gcc version rather than the Ubuntu version it's compiled on. If we compile with gcc7 on the same compilation environment it works. We change to gcc10 it fails. [08:30] And we need gcc10 for some security compilation flags which are available in newer gcc versions. === justReddy is now known as justache [09:32] Has anybody else noticed that tube.cadence.moe and yewtu.be (youtube alternative stream sites) are not working well recently? [10:04] Morning all ❤️ [10:57] Hello, Kubuntu 22.04 desktop sometimes becomes unresponsive on network. I first suspected the ISP, but now I wonder if there could be some power saving setting somewhere that shuts down the network. I do not have suspend triggered by timeout. I do have the screen shut off after 10 minutes. [10:59] Which logs would have network connectivity status? [12:03] Hello, Kubuntu 22.04 desktop sometimes becomes unresponsive on network while the screen is locked. Is there some power saving setting somewhere that shuts down the network? I do not have suspend triggered by timeout. I do have the screen shut off after 10 minutes. Which logs would have network connectivity status? [12:25] I have setup Ubuntu 22.04 to have a static IP (v4) address as it is being used as a server. IPv6 is also configured for this same interface and is DHCP. I don't typically use IPv6 addresses in my config files. Is this going to cause problems? [13:17] is there any reason why bulleye KEYMAP directive in /etc/vconsole.conf does not take effect? [13:29] My computer won't boot since the last time I ran Windows. I just get a grub command prompt. I tried running boot repair from live USB, but there's no recommended repair option, only the option to upload a paste. https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/7gksDJcZrs/ [13:37] I think, I didn't allow "Third party software" while installing ubuntu, so now I'm unable to install any third party software how to resolve it? [13:38] zs: sudo apt install ubuntu-restricted-extras [13:43] My laptop lost the ability to boot since the last time I ran windows. I just see a grub command prompt. Grub repair had no option to fix it, only upload this paste: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/7gksDJcZrs/ [13:49] Hi guys, can you advice me how to fix ? I'm using 22.04 with latest XFCE. My Open/Save dialogs don't work, until i run 'dbus-update-activation-environment --systemd --all' [13:50] Guest28: can you paste to another site, says i need to login [13:51] Eric^^: Sure https://pastebin.com/YLYmjdgx [13:51] How can I change time and it's format [13:53] zs, https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-set-or-change-timezone-on-ubuntu-20-04/ [13:54] Guest28: please type "sudo mount /dev/nvme0n1p5 /mnt" [13:56] Eric^^: mount: /mnt: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/nvme0n1p5, missing codepage or helper program, or other error. [13:56] Guest28: was your linux encrypted by any chance? [13:57] Eric^^: Not to my knowledge [13:57] I never set that up, at any rate [13:57] Guest28: try 'sudo mount -o sb=32768 /dev/nvme0n1p5 /mnt' [13:58] Hi guys, can you advice me how to fix ? I'm using 22.04 with latest XFCE. My Open/Save dialogs don't work, until i run 'dbus-update-activation-environment --systemd --all' [13:59] Eric^^: that returned same error as before [13:59] Guest28: try 'sudo file -s /dev/nvme0n1p5' any info? [14:00] Eric^^: it said "/dev/nvme0n1p5: data" [14:00] (This is me logged in on the malfunctioning machine BTW) [14:02] Guest11: sudo blkid /dev/nvme0n1p5 anything from that? [14:03] Eric^^: $ sudo blkid /dev/nvme0n1p5 [14:03] Guest11: it looks like something's happened to the linux fs, do you have any backups? [14:03] It said "/dev/nvme0n1p5: PARTUUID="82673f82-783f-433d-8a71-739b77ce3016" [14:04] aha, yeah no uuid/fs [14:04] Eric^^: No I don't [14:04] hmm, anything important on it you need? [14:05] Eric^^ Yeah I'd like to at least recover my documents folder. Is the only solution is wiping and starting fresh? [14:06] Just RUNNING god damn windows one time is enough to nuke my laptop? What a clusterfark [14:06] Guest11: well you could try to run 'fsck' on it, it might work, do you remember at all if you were using some exotic fs like zfs or btrfs or something? [14:06] Eric^^: I'm not smart enough for anything like that, never even heard of them. I just installed ubuntu with all the defailt settings. [14:06] right now the uuid/fs isnt showing when we run something on it, that's why i was asking maybe it's encrypted, but even then i think it would mention luks header or something [14:06] aha [14:07] what's the command to do the fsck thing? [14:07] Guest11: type 'sudo add-apt-repository universe' [14:07] Hi all [14:08] ok [14:08] Guest11: we'll try it last, in case it messes it up more somehow, first i think it's good to give testdisk a shot, why not [14:08] Guest11: type 'sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install testdisk' [14:09] Eric^^: OK got testdisk [14:10] Guest11: type 'sudo testdisk /dev/nvme0n1' [14:10] then proceed->efi gpt->analyse [14:17] Eric^^ Here's what it looks like having finished the scan: https://pastebin.com/HGbdm5yY [14:19] Guest11: if you highlight the lower one, what size does it say at the very bottom of the screen? [14:20] Eric^^ Hovering over the lower item "MS Data 1261568..." at the bottom of the screen it says: [14:20] "NTFS, blocksize=4096, 250 GB / 233 GiB" [14:20] aha seems its the windows one [14:21] Guest11: try pressing enter to continue, then try running a 'deep search' for a bit, no need to let it run alot [14:21] really we're looking for a partition to pop up that is close to 509892608 in sectors, that should be the linux one [14:23] Eric^^: OK we're at 12%, seen several warnings about number of sectors per track mismatches. The most recent thing to pop up is MAC HFS which is weird as this is a Dell XPS13 [14:24] Guest28: any 509 .... starting partitions? [14:25] Now at 37% and not seen that number] [14:26] Guest28: actually just hit enter, i think we can just point it directly to the partition from the start and it should be the same, press enter to stop the search, if there's no 509 starting partition, keep pressing 'q' til you exit the program [14:27] Eric^^ Here's what it said after pressing enter: [14:27] Disk /dev/nvme0n1 - 512 GB / 476 GiB - CHS 488386 64 32 [14:27] The harddisk (512 GB / 476 GiB) seems too small! (< 973 GB / 906 GiB) [14:27] Check the harddisk size: HD jumper settings, BIOS detection... [14:27] The following partition can't be recovered: [14:27] Partition Start End Size in sectors [14:27] haha ffs [14:28] it should unquiet you in a bit Guest11 then use pastebin.com [14:30] Eric^^: OK [14:36] nvm, I'll just go commit suicide instead [15:14] * alkisg gives a hug to Guest28 to prevent suicide :) [15:39] Hi my friends [15:39] I have a problem [15:40] I can't uninstall rhythmbox [15:40] It says "Error while installing 33.3333" [15:41] rick89: can you !paste what happens after sudo apt purge rhythmbox [15:41] !paste [15:41] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://dpaste.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. [15:44] lotus, it says that the package is not installed then it won't be uninstalled [15:45] use a paste link please rick89 so the volunteers can think along with you [15:46] https://dpaste.com/63FKWEV93 [15:46] rick89, dpkg -l | grep rhythmbox | nc termbin.com 9999 [15:48] rick89, i don't think the problem is rhythmbox [15:48] yes, there was a problem with crossover [15:48] rick89, what is that, a snap ? [15:49] crossover is a paid version of wine that allows to run recent versions of microsoft office [15:49] ah, wonderfull [15:49] rick89, dpkg -l | grep crossover | nc termbin.com 9999 [15:50] https://termbin.com/ihwhu [15:50] rick89, sudo apt purge crossover [15:52] It says that too many errors so the process stoped [15:52] https://dpaste.com/HFB3W43UX [15:53] rick89, sudo dpkg -P crossover [15:53] https://dpaste.com/EWWFTCLFH [15:55] rick89, sudo mv /var/lib/dpkg/info/crossover* /tmp [15:55] I changed language to english so you can help me better [15:56] https://dpaste.com/886AFDZAP [15:56] rick89, yes, i see ; sudo mv /var/lib/dpkg/info/crossover* /tmp [15:56] !paste [15:56] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://dpaste.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. [15:57] https://imgur.com/a/zC4NAOu [15:57] rick89, sudo apt purge crossover [15:58] https://imgur.com/a/shz8fQx [15:59] rick89, sudo apt update [15:59] !cookie | ioria [15:59] ioria: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [15:59] it's not done yet lotuspsychj3 [16:00] https://imgur.com/a/bVBJ4iJ [16:00] rick89, sudo apt full-upgrade [16:01] lookin good :p [16:01] https://imgur.com/a/XqWY1Pn [16:01] rick89, y [16:02] rick89, when it's done, run : sudo dpkg --configure -a [16:03] https://imgur.com/a/F1KPYA6 [16:03] rick89, it's ok; now ... you want to remove rhytmbox ? [16:04] it looks it's uninstalled [16:04] I have the same problem with Konqueror. I installed it but it doesn't run and I can uninstall it. [16:04] *can't [16:04] ah,ok... i isuggest to stay away from that crossover, and use the snap package ; snap find crossover [16:05] i mean, stay away from the .deb pkg of crossover and use the snap version instead [16:06] https://imgur.com/a/A1Jy8c8 [16:06] Thanks in advance [16:07] rick89, is it installed properly ? [16:07] that looks like snap got stuck [16:07] ioria: The "crossover" Snap package isn't the same as CodeWeavers Crossover. [16:07] arraybolt3, i realize that in this moment , tx [16:08] rick89, never mind the crossover snap ; it's not that [16:08] ioria I installed it from the ubuntu app store [16:08] rick89, are we talking about Konqueror, right ? [16:08] yes [16:09] It looks now it's uninstalled [16:09] rick89, dpkg -l | grep konqueror | nc termbin.com 9999 [16:10] https://imgur.com/a/FAFzOnO [16:10] rick89, snap list [16:12] https://imgur.com/a/XmKoZox [16:12] rick89, i don't see any Konqueror [16:13] ok it looks its uninstalled [16:13] crossover have some icons in the dashboard [16:13] https://imgur.com/a/o77IkXg [16:13] yep [16:14] rick89, look in your home directory [16:15] https://imgur.com/a/3VJ8aHP [16:15] rick89, you might have some .crossover folder or such; or a desktop file somewhere in .loca/share/applicationsù [16:15] rick89, might be hidden ; use ctrl + h [16:17] https://imgur.com/a/yC61UX0 [16:19] rick89, ls ~/.local/share/applications | nc termbin.com 9999 [16:20] it's easier use termbin thnam imgur [16:20] https://termbin.com/ugj3 [16:20] ok [16:21] rick89, ls /usr/share/applications | nc termbin.com 9999 [16:22] https://termbin.com/j5c5t [16:22] it's there 'cxoffice' [16:23] yes, that's crossover [16:23] rick89, those files that begin with cxassoc; you can remove them [16:23] where? [16:24] in /usr/share/applications [16:25] rick89, and check also the /opt directory for leftovers [16:25] https://imgur.com/a/XBnakyR [16:26] yes [16:27] rick89, you need sudo; just use the terminal : cd /usr/share/applications and sudo mv cxassoc* /tmp [16:29] it removed all files less two [16:29] https://imgur.com/a/5VhuoOq [16:29]