[00:33] <jim_hitek> I seem to be in the wrong chat room?
[00:34] <gry> jim_hitek: how did you install strongvpn?
[00:35] <jim_hitek> Lemme think...not sure there's any install to do actually, I'll have to go look, I've had it for years.
[00:37] <jim_hitek> Oh, it's an interface thing in the Networking setup in the VPN section. I set it up there using the strings that I find on my acct pages at the URL strongvpn.com
[00:38] <gry> So it is a setting. What is the workaround?
[00:38] <jim_hitek> I've had a Strong VPN tech working on this for nearly a week and he walked me thru some stuff which didn't work. He eventually turned it over to there engineering deptment. I'm just checking if there's another router to a fix.
[00:39] <jim_hitek> The work around is a wget called up in TERM. Do you need a copy of the whole URL that follows wget? Would that be a security thing for me or strong? (I have no idea).
[00:40] <gry> I would suggest to ask them about whether it is ok to share the wget workaround with an online chat forum, and then come back here
[00:40] <androirc99> did anyone here get compiz and emerald working, im using the LTS version
[00:40] <androirc99> and it just makes the borders disappear
[00:41] <jim_hitek> Okay. Thx gry.
[01:13] <jim_hitek> StrongVPN says this about the workaround: It would be sharing your configuration with a public forum.
[01:13] <jim_hitek> As long as you don't share your username and password, I think it is fine.
[01:13] <jim_hitek> So I'll post it here, sans usr & pswd: wget https://wg.strongvpn.com/assets/files/strong-wg.sh && chmod +x strong-wg.sh; sudo ./strong-wg.sh
[01:19] <jim_hitek> @gry...see above.
[01:21] <jim_hitek> I'm connected to the StrongVPN server now using that cumbersome wget method/workaround now.
[01:32] <androirc99> got compiz working in mate
[01:32] <androirc99> woot
[01:36] <androirc99> i guess mate is just the best lol
[01:36] <LinuxakiasGR> how to make ubuntu faster
[01:37] <sarnold> it depends upon what is slow
[01:37] <Bashing-om> LinuxakiasGR: On what hardware ? On my ole hardware I found that xubuntu ran well :)
[01:38] <sarnold> this may help you figure out what your system bottlenecks are https://www.brendangregg.com/USEmethod/use-linux.html
[01:38] <LinuxakiasGR> i mean general linux settings
[01:38] <LinuxakiasGR> and kernel
[01:38] <LinuxakiasGR> thanks sarnold checking
[01:44] <androirc99> now it works on kde but everything is so big
[02:16] <androirc99> anyone know why my plasma desktop only works when mate previously enabled compiz and everything is 5x as big
[02:17] <androirc99> if i dont launch compiz from mate, it doesn't work
[02:17] <androirc99> so... im in a delima ;d
[02:24] <androirc99> hmmm
[02:40] <hao> is there tools to find duplicated files according to similarity of file names instead of by hashing/sum?
[02:44] <sarnold> hao: interesting question; the first thing that comes to mind: find . -printf "%f %P\n"  | sort
[02:47] <hao> what does %P print? the manual is a bit vague, what's "found removed"?
[02:47] <hao> also reading this: https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_dedupe/
[02:47] <hao> I'll do some experiments
[02:48] <sarnold> hao: hah, %p vs %P doesn't make much difference with a starting point .  ...
[02:56] <hao> sarnold, thanks, this trick works, but I kinda hoping can find a tool that filter out the duplicates so I can decide what to do (interactively or not), not a shell wizard, so... still digging
[02:57] <sarnold> hao: ah, yeah.. turning this into a tool might be a fair amount of work
[02:57] <sarnold> if you wanted *exact* matches, that might not be hard
[02:57] <sarnold> but similar is difficult :)
[03:00] <hao> in the end, I might just use a tools that do hash comparison...
[03:04] <sarnold> hah, this isn't quite what I was expecting, but it seems to work okay for identical filenames
[03:04] <sarnold> find . -printf "%f %p\n"  | awk '{names[$1] = names[$1] " " $2;} END {for (name in names) { print name, names[name]; } }' | sort
[03:11]  * hao need a refreshment for gawk, opening the book <linux in a nutshell>...
[03:12] <chonkin> hello
[03:12] <chonkin> I'm in desperate need of live help with ubuntu.
[03:12] <chonkin> this workstation was working beautifully for like 6 days in a row. today it freezes on boot and my boss needs it working by thursday
[03:12] <lotuspsychje> lets hear the details chonkin
[03:13] <chonkin> lotuspsychje:    I have posted the  whole thing on reddit and on askubuntu already
[03:15] <lotuspsychje> chonkin: the volunteers here, need a question to live help you
[03:18] <sarnold> ah, here's hoping the people on reddit and askubuntu have good luck with it :)
[03:18] <chonkin> lotuspsychje:   distro =  Ubuntu 20.04.5 LTS 64bit   ,   kernel = 5.15.0-58-generic .   The system freezes on boot up at the same place every time.  CTRL-ALT-DEL  works fine.  The network works fine after Recovery menu.  USBs work fine.  I have boot logs and have broken them down by section already (on reddit and askubuntu)
[03:19] <chonkin> I could not post the whole boot log on askubuntu because their auto spam detector kept marking it as spam
[03:20] <chonkin> This particular distro of Ubuntu does not allow a 'reinstall'  over top of the existing OS.  It only lets you wipe it clean, or install an OS "alongside" the existing one.  There is no recovery option as such.  This must be fixed the hard way.
[03:20] <chonkin> tell me what website you would like me to use to post the boot log and I wil post it there
[03:21] <sarnold> https://paste.debian.net/  is pretty convenient
[03:21] <sarnold> if it's too big or trips it up, you can use a github gist
[03:30] <chonkin> sarnold:   that website thinks i a  'spamming'  any other ideas?
[03:31] <chonkin> " Could not add your entry to the paste database:
[03:31] <chonkin> do not spam"
[03:38] <chonkin> sarnold:    okay here it is  https://gist.github.com/moschles/e74bb2dd03bbef3fb80dda0e2fc4c1f5
[03:50] <chonkin> is there nobody here?
[03:50] <linuxmodder> yes
[03:50] <chonkin> This is serious and I need live support. This is so serious I am willing to pay money for live support if such a thing exist please link me
[03:50] <linuxmodder> what is the issue you face
[03:51] <chonkin>  distro =  Ubuntu 20.04.5 LTS 64bit   ,   kernel = 5.15.0-58-generic .   The system freezes on boot up at the same place every time.  CTRL-ALT-DEL  works fine.  The network works fine after Recovery menu.  USBs work fine.  I have boot logs and have broken them down by section already (on reddit and askubuntu)
[03:51] <chonkin> I could not post the whole boot log on askubuntu because their auto spam detector kept marking it as spam
[03:51] <chonkin> This particular distro of Ubuntu does not allow a 'reinstall'  over top of the existing OS.  It only lets you wipe it clean, or install an OS "alongside" the existing one.  There is no recovery option as such.  This must be fixed the hard way.
[03:51] <chonkin> https://gist.github.com/moschles/e74bb2dd03bbef3fb80dda0e2fc4c1f5
[03:52] <Bashing-om> !nomodeset | chonkin works ?
[03:53] <linuxmodder> ubottu, please tell me hat is some /ulist you have preset
[03:53] <linuxmodder> that is alot of typing
[03:56] <lolok> the bot will tell you nothing if you dont start your question with a '!'
[03:59] <chonkin> is that a person or a bot talking to me?
[03:59] <chonkin> I am literally looking at the 'e' menu.
[04:00] <Bashing-om> chonkin: Both - the bot (ubottu) respinds to user (me) request :)
[04:00] <hao> seems like a nvidia driver issue? "    Jan 17 20:31:56 Tower gdm3[1672]: modprobe: FATAL: Module nvidia not found in directory /lib/modules/5.15.0-58-generic"
[04:01] <chonkin> hao  I have full internet one this thing  (albeit in a command line)
[04:01] <chonkin> maybe I can disable something, or reinstall a package or door number 3
[04:02] <linuxmodder> chonkin, at grub edit and ADD the string: nomodeset and see if it boots properly
[04:03] <hao> chonkin, checkout the link linuxmodder send to you
[04:03] <hao> I mean ubottu
[04:09] <hao> chonkin, this might be relevant: https://askubuntu.com/questions/595035/modprobe-of-nvidia-driver-for-gpu-not-loading-at-boot
[04:14] <chonkin> hao  so far I am can get into a gnome desktop  using nomodeset.   I am going to grab every config file I can.
[04:14] <chonkin> What is nomodeset doing exactly, and could i just run the computer like this permanently?
[04:19] <Bashing-om> chonkin: Tunning with "nomodeset" is not a good silution as it defeats Kernel Mode Setting. --- any return from: sudo find / -name "NVIDIA-Linux-*"
[04:19] <Bashing-om> Running*
[04:20] <hao> chonkin, "Adding the nomodeset parameter instructs the kernel to not load video drivers and use BIOS modes instead until X is loaded."
[04:21] <chonkin> Bashing-om:  two results.
[04:21] <chonkin> find: '/run/user/1000/gvfs': Permission denied
[04:21] <chonkin> find: '/run/user/125/gvfs': Permission denied
[04:25] <Bashing-om> chonkin: Well so far so good - seems no one has attempted to install the driver direct from Nvidia - pastebin the output:  lspci -k | grep -iEA5 'vga|3d'   // see where we go from here.
[04:31] <chonkin> Bashing-om:   okay got it.  Just going to move some files here
[04:31] <Bashing-om> chonkin: ack :D
[04:36] <chonkin> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GM204GL [Quadro M4000] (rev a1) Subsystem: NVIDIA Corporation GM204GL [Quadro M4000] Kernel modules: nvidiafb, nouveau
[04:37] <Bashing-om> chonkin: checking for the correct driver version ^ .
[04:37] <chonkin> 01:00.0 Audio Device: NVIDIA Corporation GM204 Higher Definition Audio Controller (rev a1) NVIDIA Corporation GM204 Higher Definition Audio Controller Kernel driver in use: snd_hda_intel
[04:40] <Bashing-om> !info nvidia-driver-525 | focal
[04:42] <Bashing-om> chonkin: ^ let's see what is installed. pastebin dpkg -l | grep -i nvidia .
[04:47] <chonkin> libnvidia-cfg1-515:amd64    515.65.01-0ubuntu0.20.04.1  amd64 NVIDIA binary OpenGL/GLX configuration library
[04:48] <chonkin> libnvidia-common-515    515.86.01-0ubuntu0.20.04.1  all    Shared files used by the NVIDIA libraries
[04:48] <Bashing-om> chonkin: not good enough --- I do need to see that compete output - pastebin.
[04:51] <chonkin> http://paste.debian.net/1267642/
[04:51] <Bashing-om> chonkin: Looking :D
[04:55] <Bashing-om> chonkin: Hummm ... "rc  linux-objects-nvidia-515-5.15.0-57-generic" >> rc == remved but config files remain. so let's go back to the kernels . shos us in pastenins - ls -al /lib/modules/ and ls -al /boot/.
[04:55] <Bashing-om> show* us
[04:59] <chonkin> http://paste.debian.net/1267643/
[04:59] <someoneyouloved> ?
[05:01] <Bashing-om> chonkin: So missing the "5.15.0-57-generic" kernels - hummm....
[05:01] <Bashing-om> !info linux-image-gemeric focal
[05:02] <Bashing-om> !info linux-image-generic focal
[05:04] <Bashing-om> !info linux-image-generic-lts-focal focal
[05:05] <Bashing-om> !info linux-image-generic-lts focal
[05:05] <genii> !info linux-image-generic focal
[05:06] <genii> hm
[05:06] <Bashing-om> genii: lemme look and see what ubuntu packages has to relate :)
[05:07] <chonkin> is the reasoning here that the driver for this Quadro must articulate with 5.15.0-57?
[05:10] <Bashing-om> !info linux-generic-hwe-20.04
[05:10] <Bashing-om> !info linux-generic-hwe-20.04 focal
[05:14] <Bashing-om> !info linux-image-generic-5.15.0-57-generic focal
[05:16] <chonkin> Bashing-om:  could I help you along with what you are doing?
[05:16] <Bashing-om> !info linux-image-generic-5.15.0-57 focal
[05:17] <x86> curious, it doesn't mention x86 as an available platform -- is i386 no longer supported?
[05:19] <Bashing-om> chonkin: Let's make sure our ducks are in a row - show us ' dpkg -l | grep linux- '.
[05:21] <chonkin> http://paste.debian.net/1267644/
[05:38] <Bashing-om> chonkin: Let's try this - re-install that last kernel, as it should still be in the repo.
[05:39] <chonkin> just to be clear,  which exact number should I re-install?
[05:40] <Bashing-om> chonkin: sudo apt install linux-headers-5.15.0-57-generic linux-hwe-5.15-headers-5.15.0-57 // the rest fillows if these install/
[05:41] <chonkin> my uname -a  gives
[05:42] <chonkin> 5.15.0-58-generic #64~20.04.1-Ubuntu
[05:43] <Bashing-om> chonkin: But the nvidia driver is looking for the -57 kernel version. And you do want to keep that next to current kernel (-57) on the system, yes ?
[05:44] <chonkin> no, I can destroy any of those at will
[05:45] <Bashing-om> chonkin: And you now see the consewunces of such an action - no longer able to boot :D
[05:45] <chonkin> after I install that kernel,  I should still boot to the .0-58 , ?
[05:45] <Bashing-om> consequences* I am so tired I have troule typing !
[05:46] <Bashing-om> chonkin: yeah -- will still boot that latest - we still have the images for -57 to install after the headers are installed.
[05:50] <chonkin> should I "get" this kernel while in recovery mode, or just do it in a terminal in gnome?
[05:52] <Bashing-om> chonkin: does not matter - as soon as we are all done with install --reinstall of the image files you will reboot and we see what remains to be done.
[05:54] <Bashing-om> chonkin: Once all installed and rebooted - we will then Rebuild all modules for the currently running kernel.
[06:02] <chonkin> okay im back to the terminal
[06:03] <Bashing-om> chonkin: the header files installed ?
[06:03] <chonkin> yes
[06:04] <Bashing-om> chonkin: then do ' sudo apt install --reinstall linux-image-5.15.0-57-generic linux-modules-5.15.0-57-generic linux-modules-extra-5.15.0-57-generic // reboot to see what we now have.
[06:13] <chonkin> alright back to terminal
[06:15] <Bashing-om> chonkin: Booted normally - and all seems good ?
[06:18] <chonkin> frozen at boot
[06:18] <chonkin> the blinking cursor is frozen
[06:19] <Bashing-om> chonkin: Yukkie - OK - verify the booted kernel - ' uname -r - and if the 58 kernel then run ' dkms autoinstall ' .
[06:25] <chonkin> hmmm.. it appears to me that you want to go down the rabbithole of rebuilding something from source here
[06:27] <chonkin> dkms autoinstall
[06:27] <chonkin> it comes back with no output
[06:27] <Bashing-om> chonkin: I expext that in the rebuild the Nvidia driver will switch from the old -57 kernel to the -58 version that you are booting.
[06:30] <Bashing-om> chonkin: Generally "no output" is success -- what shows now ' dpkg -l | grep -i nvidia ' for the kernel version that the driver sees ?
[06:32] <chonkin> uhhh  let me just pastebin that. I see two duplicates that are worrying
[06:34] <chonkin> http://paste.debian.net/1267651/
[06:36] <Bashing-om> I see "rc  linux-objects-nvidia-515-5.15.0-57-generic" and no -58 - now that is a bother ! what issue do you see ?
[06:37] <chonkin> there is a duplicate linux-objects----   one for 0-46 and another for 0-57
[06:40] <Bashing-om> chonkin: There should be a objects line for each installed kernel version - // we do not see the -58 version ! /// want to try and re-install the nvidia driver // see what haps ?
[06:43] <chonkin> This would be a reinstall of -515?  or  -525?
[06:44] <Bashing-om> chonkin: I fully expect that the kernel will choose to install the 525 verion, autoinstall :D
[06:51] <chonkin> -525  depends xserver-xorg-video-etc-etc-525    which is never released on 20.04 focal
[06:53] <chonkin> -525  depends  nvidia-compute-utils-525    which is never released on 20.04 focal
[06:54] <Bashing-om> chonkin: Try as ' sudo apt remove --purge nvidia-* ; sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall '.
[07:05] <arrayboltXE> Interested in trying to help if possible, context? Looks like NVIDIA nonsense.
[07:05] <arrayboltXE> Bashing-om: ^
[07:07] <chonkin> Bashing-om:    now there are 5 of these linux-objects  http://paste.debian.net/1267654/
[07:07] <Bashing-om> arrayboltXE: Yeah - OP looks to have pulled the kernel that the Ncidia driver depended on - reinsta;;ed that -57 bersion kernel and still not able to get the driver to see the cirrent booted 58 kernel // try a driver re-install, see if that pickes up the booting kernel.
[07:09] <arrayboltXE> Hmm. Dunno any nifty tricks for that, looks like you've got this. I'll stand by and watch and have input if I notice something I can try to help with.
[07:10] <Bashing-om> chonkin: "rc" --- lets get rid of the cruft --  dpkg -l | awk '/^rc/{print $2}' | xargs sudo dpkg -P
[07:11] <chonkin> O_O
[07:11] <arrayboltXE> Sometimes Bash (and awk) can be ugly. :P
[07:12] <chonkin> okay i'm getting this after a normal boot  http://paste.debian.net/1267655/
[07:12] <Bashing-om> While there is no built in way to remove all of your configuration information from your removed packages you can remove all configuration data from every removed package :D
[07:12] <arrayboltXE> chonkin: Well that looks good.
[07:13] <arrayboltXE> I am wondering why there are two different versions of the NVIDIA drivers installed at the same time (or at least so it seemed - maybe parts of one driver?). Though if it's working, I personally wouldn't mess with perfection.
[07:14] <chonkin> arrayboltXE:   I will have to come back in a few minutes. i have to email someone who needs this server remotely
[07:14] <chonkin> brb
[07:14] <arrayboltXE> !cookie | Bashing-om
[07:16] <Bashing-om> arrayboltXE: Yeah agreed - as we have too "ii  linux-objects-nvidia-515-5.15.0-58-generic" which I totally do not expect !
[07:16] <Bashing-om> Non nom == chocolate chip - no less :D
[07:48] <chonkin> hey
[07:49] <chonkin> Bashing-om:   thanks for the help for the 4 hours or whatever that was :D
[07:49] <chonkin> may you live long and prosper
[07:59] <Bashing-om> chadler: Glad to help - Make sure however that the system is up-2-date and that the -57 kernel boots too - if ya short on space might be good to ' sudo apt --purge autoremove ' too :D
[08:00] <Bashing-om> opps - chonlon gone gone -- sorry chadler for that bad high light :(
[08:24] <pydev> hello everybody i am running ubuntu 22.04 on my pc...then i am doing some experiment with DOCKER, i basically have installed ubuntu 22.04 and google chrome, when i open a page like linkedin.com i see that page is a little different from my pc, i suppose for a "problem" with fonts
[08:24] <pydev> what packages should i need to install in my docker container?
[08:46] <Guest78> Hi guys I have 2 questions. 1. I'm interested in Obfuscating my Linux Distro, so I can disguise my Ubuntu 22.04, to look like Fedora, for example. And Secondly, How can I obfuscate HTML code to make it harder for someone else to steal and clone?
[09:05] <arrayboltXE> Guest78: I think HTML obfuscation is probably off-topic here. As for distro obfuscation... why? This sounds like something that you could break your system doing.
[09:06] <arrayboltXE> Guest78: If you need your computer to look like Fedora, you could run Fedora in a virtual machine and then make the VM fullscreen.
[09:06] <arrayboltXE> Oh. Uh... good luck!
[10:33] <wonderer> hey all
[10:34] <wonderer> i am remoted (ms-rdp) into my Ubuntu 22.04 Hyper-V VM
[10:34] <wonderer> just wondering how can I get USB support to go across the ubutntu vm?
[10:35] <wonderer> like USB memory stick plugged into host windows machine and ubutntu vm picks this up
[10:49] <Chunkyz> Morning all ❤️❣️
[12:11] <MacSlow> Greetings everyone!
[12:12] <lotuspsychje> welcome MacSlow
[12:23] <FKAShinobi> I have an older labtop with touchscreen that worked well on Ubuntu 14.xx. I upgraded to 22.04 and cannot get the touchscreen to work. How do I fix this?
[12:24] <lotuspsychje> FKAShinobi: you could try unity desktop, wich has a good touch support, might be working better then on gnome
[12:27] <FKAShinobi> That's right, unity was the desktop back then. Thanks!
[12:46] <henistein> sarnold do you remember me from yesterday, I got a simple program that seg faulted on 22.04 and not in 20.04. I just solved it from updating the libc from 2.35 to 2.36 =)
[12:48] <lotuspsychje> henistein: sarnold is not around at this time, but we will ping him about it tnx 4 feedback!
[12:57] <itsme5n> Hello, Just installed Ubuntu arm edition its simply awesome and powerful
[13:05] <johnkelbos> Hello!
[13:06] <johnkelbos> I am just wondering if any of you can help me with this.
[13:06] <johnkelbos> I am on a rootless system, and I want to put some binaries in `~/bin`
[13:07] <johnkelbos> But whenever I type `java` in, it won't run.
[13:07] <johnkelbos> Can anyone help? I think you need to set a variable.
[13:08] <pydev> is tehre a vnc server where i can disable hotkeys ? like CTRL, ALT, CANC ...
[13:08] <pydev> ^?
[13:08] <johnkelbos> Not sure.
[13:09] <tadaensylvermane> Not entirely sure what a rootless system is. That being said you need to add /home/"$USER"/bin to your $PATH
[13:09] <johnkelbos> It's basically a system where I don't have root access.
[13:09] <johnkelbos> Thanks, though!
[13:10] <itsme5n> johnkelbos, what actually you are trying ? run a java program than you need to set environment variable else install java as non-root user than you can execute
[13:11] <MacSlow> Anybody who fancies slick VTs, please help me test my output-rotation patch to kmscon (see https://blog.macslow.org/?p=365 for documenation and links to code and .debs). Thanks in advance!
[13:13] <c_89> Hi, I have installed ipp-usb package and configurated the /etc/ipp-usb/ipp-usb.conf file , but checking the status of the service, I don't find the daemon port open and therefore I can't get the URI of the printer to be able to use it with the ipp protocol
[13:13] <dsc_> pydev: i like `xpra`
[13:27] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[13:31] <makara2> what the polosi is going on with Snap Firefox. I can open local files anywhere but my home folder!?
[13:37] <FKAShinobi> I installed Unity. I see my touchscreen with xinput. I supposedly enabled it, but it does nothing. Only the stylus works.
[13:59] <nikamika> can someone help me about wine?
[14:00] <happymeal> red or white
[14:00] <happymeal> ba dun tsh
[14:00]  * happymeal sees himself out
[14:04] <nikamika> happymeal, yo! lol :D
[14:04] <happymeal> :D
[14:30] <pydev> dsc_, thank you!
[14:30] <pydev> i am reading its doc
[14:31] <dsc_> its amazing
[14:33] <pydev> dsc_, i wonder if i can disable hotkeys
[14:33] <pydev> and function keys
[14:33] <dsc_> pydev: on the server-side?
[14:33] <pydev> dsc_, basically i need to run selenium (chrome) and i would like to block shortuts
[14:33] <pydev> and others things
[14:33] <dsc_> pydev: blocking on the client or server
[14:33] <pydev> so if the client sents ctrl-t (new tab) i should ignore it
[14:33] <dsc_> ok
[14:34] <pydev> server
[14:35] <dsc_> pydev: im not sure, maybe ask in their IRC channel
[15:16] <ReckoningCAT> i got this errror curl: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.0.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[15:16] <ReckoningCAT> what should i do?
[15:18] <jhutchins> sb jhutchins
[15:18] <dsc_> ReckoningCAT: try `sudo ldconfig`
[15:18] <dsc_> just for fun
[15:18] <ReckoningCAT> :D
[15:18] <ReckoningCAT> nothing
[15:19] <dsc_> yes it does nothing
[15:19] <dsc_> but try the program again
[15:19] <ReckoningCAT> curl?
[15:19] <dsc_> yeah
[15:20] <dsc_> in the same terminal
[15:20] <ReckoningCAT> do you have a suggestion to fix the issue?
[15:22] <dsc_> ReckoningCAT: I have a suggestion for you to tell me the result of what I asked you to try
[15:23] <ReckoningCAT> nothingh happened
[15:23] <dsc_> nothing happened with what...
[15:23] <dsc_> `sudo ldconfig` is not supposed to give output
[15:23] <ReckoningCAT> got same error
[15:23] <dsc_> ok, same error
[15:24] <dsc_> paste output of 'ldd `which curl`'
[15:24] <dsc_> using a paste service
[15:25] <dsc_> while you are at it: find /usr -name '*libssl*' | grep -E 'a$|so$'
[15:26] <ReckoningCAT> https://dpaste.com/A2CXJX9KN
[15:27] <ReckoningCAT> https://dpaste.com/266FG3NAP
[15:27] <dsc_> ah, anaconda
[15:28] <dsc_> i have no idea what anaconda does, sorry :) thats not really ubuntu related
[15:29] <ReckoningCAT> ah
[15:30] <ReckoningCAT> okay
[15:30] <ReckoningCAT> fixed now
[15:30] <ReckoningCAT> i didnt realize i am in conda env
[15:31] <dsc_> :)
[15:43] <shinobi> I created an ubuntu 22.04 thumbdrive with Rufus, but only set it up for EFI. I now want to use it on a legacy BIOS system. Is there a way to rewrite the MBR and point it to a legacy version of GRUB on the same thumbdrive?
[15:58] <cartdrige> rewrite it with MBR or another one.
[15:59] <cartdrige> will be faster and failproof.
[16:01] <shinobi> cartdige: My plan is to copy a version of legacy grub from the linux version that is on the pc already. I'll have both versions of grub on there so it may get dicey.
[16:13] <xubuntu> Whoops, I tried to lvreduce my partition to 400GB but i typed 400MB. I managed to re-extend it but is there any way to get the data back? fsck seems to want to put every single thing in lost+found
[16:16] <lotuspsychje> eater_500: photorec can recover lost data if you like
[16:17] <lotuspsychje> !info testdisk | eater_500
[16:20] <eater_500> lotuspsychje: intriguing, thanks
[17:48] <PeGaSuS> hello guys. just updated a VPS to Ubuntu 22.0 and I'm facing this issue: https://0bin.xyz/view/7c0886b9
[17:51] <gry> PeGaSuS: can you try again? maybe the failure in name resolution was an intermittent issue?
[17:52] <gry> PeGaSuS: what is the output of 'host download.webmin.com' in a command line terminal?
[17:56] <PeGaSuS> gry: the issue remains. all "host <host>" fails with: Host download.webmin.com not found: 2(SERVFAIL)
[17:56] <ducasse> those are temporary dns failures PeGaSuS - just try again later
[17:56] <PeGaSuS> can't be.. worked just before the upgrade
[17:57] <PeGaSuS> lemme check something..
[17:57] <jhutchins> PeGaSuS: To be clear, does it always return the webmin name, or is that just the name of the host you were looking up?
[17:58] <jhutchins> ! webmin
[17:58] <PeGaSuS> jhutchins: that's host I was looking up. fails with nl.archive.ubuntu.com too
[17:58] <jhutchins> PeGaSuS: How about just archive.ubuntu.com?
[17:59] <PeGaSuS> same error: Host archive.ubuntu.com not found: 2(SERVFAIL)
[17:59] <PeGaSuS> my resolv.conf doesn't seem okay: nameserver 127.0.0.53
[17:59] <PeGaSuS> probably the issue comes from there?
[18:00] <jhutchins> PeGaSuS: Are you actually running webmin?
[18:01] <PeGaSuS> webmin is a disabled systemd unit (or should be)
[18:01] <jhutchins> PeGaSuS: I haven't seen .53 used for a local host.  :53 is the port for DNS.
[18:01] <PeGaSuS> I just use webmin to manage mysql/postgresql databases.. not the system
[18:02] <jhutchins> PeGaSuS: phpmyadmin would be a much better choice.  There's every likelyhood that webmin is messing with your DNS.
[18:02] <PeGaSuS> I have webmin on a 22.04 VPS and never hadd issues. and it was active during upgrade
[18:03] <PeGaSuS> never used phpmyadmin. I can try it later on
[18:04] <PeGaSuS> changing to `nameserver 8.8.8.8` seems to solve the issue
[18:10] <FlatendMango> Hello
[18:19] <Ntemis> hello
[18:19] <Ntemis> need help with 22.04
[18:20] <Ntemis> upgraded from 20.04
[18:20] <Ntemis> now
[18:20] <Ntemis> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[18:20] <Ntemis>  libspa-0.2-bluetooth : Depends: libspa-0.2-modules (= 0.3.48-1ubuntu3) but 0.3.51-1~ubuntu20.04 is to be installed
[18:20] <Ntemis> E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
[18:20] <Ntemis> any help?
[18:20] <Ntemis> i have no audio btw
[18:26] <ducasse> jhutchins: 127.0.0.53 points to resolved aiui
[18:27] <ducasse> Ntemis: try 'sudo apt install -f'
[18:27] <krytarik> Ntemis: Looks like you got a PPA added to your sources, which APT is trying to install libspa-0.2-modules from - please pastebin the output of "apt policy libspa-0.2-modules"
[18:28] <Ntemis> krytarik: https://pastebin.com/pEdHqmM5
[18:51] <joshua> ?
[18:53] <sarnold> !
[18:56] <joshua> ?
[19:03] <eater_0> Hi, I used dd to copy a half-full 1TB drive to a 500G drive. But how can I fix the partition table for the 500G drive, which thinks it is too small?
[19:04] <arrayboltXE> eater_0: I don't think you can do that. ext4 doesn't necessarily always save your files at the beginning of the drive's empty space.
[19:04] <arrayboltXE> Meaning you could have a lot of missing data doing this.
[19:05] <arrayboltXE> eater_0: Probably the best way to do what you're trying to do would be to format the 500G drive so that it matches the 1 TB drive in partition layout, then use rsync to clone each filesystem to the new drive.
[19:05] <eater_0> arrayboltXE: the active partition on the 1TB drive was 510G, so hopefully not too much lost? anyway this is a rescue attempt, because the 1TB drive is gone, so any surviving data is welcome
[19:06] <arrayboltXE> You don't have the 1 TB drive on you at all anymroe?
[19:06] <eater_0> i have the physical drive but it's kind of unreadable
[19:06] <arrayboltXE> But if the active partition was small enough to fit, then you may be able t orecover it.
[19:06] <arrayboltXE> The first thing I would do would be, if at all possible, get a second drive and clone to it also. That way if you mess something up, you can try again.
[19:06] <eater_0> yes, that's what i'd like to do
[19:07] <arrayboltXE> Once you have a second backup copy (if possible), then I'd try using TestDisk to recover the whole partition.
[19:08] <arrayboltXE> You might also end up needing to repair it, depending on how much data was lost off the end of the drive.
[19:08] <arrayboltXE> This is *very dangerous*, so it's really recommended that you make that backup copy.
[19:08] <eater_0> yeah, I have backed it up
[19:08] <eater_0> I did run testdisk to write a new partition table but I am still left with that error message
[19:09] <eater_0> "WARNING: Device /dev/sdb2 has size of 975720448 sectors which is smaller than corresponding PV size of 1071560704 sectors. Was device resized?"
[19:10] <arrayboltXE> Hmm. What happens if you open the drive with parted?
[19:11] <arrayboltXE> It *might* be able to shrink the size of the GPT... whatever-you-call-it (it's not a partition, but it holds the whole drive, I believe)
[19:11] <arrayboltXE> Lemme try some tests with an image file.
[19:12] <eater_0> thanks! parted sees a 500GB partition with lvm2 flag
[19:12] <arrayboltXE> This might take me a bit.
[19:13] <eater_0> Take your time! i appreciate it
[19:13] <ducasse> can you see the partitions?
[19:14] <eater_0> @ducasse: yes
[19:14] <ducasse>  did you try mounting it?
[19:15] <eater_0> mount says "unknown filesystem type 'LVM2_member'"
[19:16] <arrayboltXE> Oh tar, so you have LVM involved in this too.
[19:16] <arrayboltXE> OK, I'll take that into account.
[19:16] <eater_0> yeah, I haven't dealt with LVM before and it seems to be annoying
[19:17] <arrayboltXE> So, to be clear, you originally had an LVM volume spanning the entire 1 TB drive, and inside it, a ~500GB ext4 filesystem?
[19:19] <eater_0> Yes I believe that is the case. it was 500GB ext4, 500gb unallocated
[19:19] <arrayboltXE> OK. Dunno how much that will interfere or not, lemme find out.
[19:30] <arrayboltXE> eater_0: Alright, I finally have a somewhat similar setup in an image file (LVM is a pain). Now I'm going to truncate it and see if the partition is recoverable.
[19:31] <eater_0> thank you...
[19:38] <arrayboltXE> Hey looks like I got it!
[19:39] <arrayboltXE> eater_0: So because of the truncated LVM, you probably can't get it back, however you can probably recover the ext4 partition inside (or at least try to get data out.)
[19:39] <eater_0> ok, how do I recover the ext4 partition?
[19:40] <arrayboltXE> One moment while I get good directions. I don't think the partition can be recovered, but you can probably copy the files out of it and onto a good disk.
[19:40] <arrayboltXE> eater_0: Alright, so what disk is the damaged one?
[19:40] <arrayboltXE> /dev/sdb?
[19:41] <arrayboltXE> If that's right, do "sudo testdisk /dev/sdb".
[19:42] <eater_0> OK
[19:42] <arrayboltXE> Alright, make sure /dev/sdb is selected, then select Proceed.
[19:42] <arrayboltXE> Partition table type is *probably* EFI GPT, but it might be Intel.
[19:42] <arrayboltXE> I'd use whatever kind it autodetects.
[19:42] <eater_0> yes, EFI GPT
[19:43] <arrayboltXE> Alright, now Analyse, then Quick Search.
[19:43] <arrayboltXE> (This won't find it right off the bat, but it will get us closer.)
[19:43] <eater_0> and testdisk detects two partitions, EFI System and Linux LVM
[19:43] <arrayboltXE> OK, select the Linux LVM.
[19:43] <arrayboltXE> (Yes, it may be listed as "can't be recovered", that's normal.)
[19:44] <eater_0> it's selected, it doesn't say it can't be recovered
[19:44] <arrayboltXE> eater_0: Nice, select it, then select the "Linux filesys. data" entry.
[19:44] <arrayboltXE> Next, "Deeper Search".
[19:44] <arrayboltXE> This may take a while depending on the speed of the disk.
[19:45] <eater_0> I do not see a Linux filesys data entry but I do see Deeper Search
[19:45] <arrayboltXE> eater_0: Once the deeper search completes, you will have probably a few "Linux filesys. data" entries.
[19:45] <arrayboltXE> OK, then do the deeper search.
[19:45] <eater_0> lots of results and errors here
[19:46] <eater_0> MS Data, Linux filesys data, BeFS!
[19:46] <arrayboltXE> eater_0: It might take a while, eventually you want to get to a screen where it has "P: list files".
[19:46] <arrayboltXE> Once you get to that point, select each individual detected partition, and press P. One of them should open up and show you your files.
[19:47] <eater_0> all right, will do. it is 1% through the deeper search
[19:47] <arrayboltXE> (BeFS? Wow. lol, wonder if it's finding pieces of VM images or something? Did you ever have a Haiku VM?)
[19:48] <eater_0> nope! i think it is just trying to make sense of what it finds
[19:48] <eater_0> "Warning: number of heads/cylinder mismatches 16 (NTFS) != 255 (HD)"
[19:48] <arrayboltXE> Makes sense.
[19:49] <arrayboltXE> Yeah, it might scream at you about some of this stuff, but as long as it can find your data, that's all we care about.
[19:49] <arrayboltXE> (My testcase got it to throw a fairly good fit when it came do my disk size.)
[20:30] <eater_0> arrayboltXE: all right, the Deeper Search finished and now it shows a list of many many Linux filesys data partitions, each one 1069547520 sectors large
[20:37] <eater_0> arrayboltXE: none of the "Linux filesys. data" partitions have an option to P: list files, but I see that option on a few other partitions where the type is MS Data or EFI System
[21:27] <jelly> hi, I have 2 versions of many snaps visible in "df", why are both of these mounted/started: /snap/remmina/5570 /snap/remmina/5597 instead of just the latest one?
[21:28] <ducasse> jelly: snapd keeps older versions around wen updating, so you can still call the old version if something goes wrong
[21:29] <ducasse> aiui
[21:33] <zen_coder> not an ubuntu question, more firefox. But I want to jump between my last visted tabs with a short cut. How is this possible?
[21:37] <blahboybaz> iirc it used to be that if you download a package from a website and install it via software center you don't get the benefit of apt managing and pulling in updates when they happen in the future. Am I remembering that right and is that still true?
[21:37] <ducasse> blahboybaz: yes
[21:38] <ducasse> blahboybaz: if you want updates you need to add a repository with apt
[21:38] <jhutchins> zen_coder: Ctrl-PgDn?
[21:38] <blahboybaz> Specifically, I want to install microsoft teams (for online meetings) and see that there are both options (install from command line or by downloading off their site). I would prefert to have apt manage updates for this package (if possible). What is my best option for installing then?
[21:39] <ducasse> blahboybaz: seems there are snaps of it, try those
[21:39] <ducasse> blahboybaz: 'sudo snap install teams'
[21:40] <blahboybaz> sweet
[21:40] <blahboybaz> thanks
[21:49] <henistein> My microphone works so bad in 22.04, what can I do?
[22:15] <blahboybaz> Anddd.. now I am painfully, PAINFULLY reminded why I hate microsoft!
[22:16] <blahboybaz> Who does this?!!
[22:19] <blahboybaz> I can only hope that that a special kind of hell has been reserved for them - seeing as how that's what they're putting me though
[22:19] <leftyfb> blahboybaz: this isn't the place
[22:21] <pedahzur> OK, simple question, I'm sure, but googling only gets me post-install grub instructions or X windows instructions. How does one lower the installer resolution when installing Ubuntu Server via the console installer? Text on a 4K screen is not pleasant.
[22:22] <gry> tui installer or gui installer?
[22:22] <leftyfb> pedahzur: console installer? Pretty sure that's not supported anymore
[22:24] <blahboybaz> leftyfb: of course not
[22:25] <pedahzur> gry, leftyfb: I'm using the Ubuntu Server Live installer. It's all text. :)
[22:25] <leftyfb> ok, that's subiquiti, it's not "console" There is a graphical element.
[22:25] <leftyfb> I'm not sure about the resolution
[22:26] <leftyfb> pedahzur: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1402706/how-to-change-the-ubuntu-server-20-04-installer-screen-resolution
[22:27] <pedahzur> leftyfb: I did find that. Any idea how to find your monitor's device name? I don't know if my internal monitor is HDMI-A-1.
[22:28] <leftyfb> pedahzur: xrandr --listmonitors
[22:29] <pedahzur> OK...I'll see if that's installed in the installer image. Thanks!
[22:31] <pedahzur> Heh...nope. Will try other things... :)
[22:33] <gry> pedahzur: maybe you can get an old monitor that isnt 4k?
[22:33] <pedahzur> gry: Maybe.
[22:42] <morgan-u2> afternoon Weds Jan 18 [22:42] <arrayboltXE> morgan-u2: ?
[22:44] <morgan-u2> sorry arrayboltXE I go back and dont know that day so I marked it.
[22:44] <pedahzur> gry: video=eDP-1:1920x1080@60   Got it!
[22:44] <pedahzur> To list monitors without xrandr: find /sys/devices -name "edid"
[22:45] <morgan-u2> thanks pedahzur later I am going to find what that all means.
[22:45] <morgan-u2> using find /sys/devices -name "edid"  I got a list of 5 devices.
[22:46] <pedahzur> morgan-u2: You working with monitors too? My message may have nothing to do with what you're doing. :)
[22:46] <morgan-u2> probably not. But now I came across something new to learn.
[22:48] <morgan-u2> btw I do have /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:02.0/drm/card0/card0-HDMI-A-1/edid  --- Intersting that's longer than the line I saw in terminal. I have the A-2 as well. FYI.  (shrug, l8r)
[22:49] <morgan-u2> oh no it just LOOKS longer here.
[22:50] <gry> pedahzur: where did you put this video thing?
[22:51] <MinusSeven> Hi all
[22:51] <gry> hi
[22:52] <MinusSeven> I'm trying to find a command line tool that monitors upload and downloads
[22:52] <MinusSeven> is netstat the one to use? I haven't got it installed, so wondering if it's outdated.
[22:54] <gry> depends what information you would like to get
[22:54] <MinusSeven> mainly the total megabytes being uploaded and downloaded
[22:54] <MinusSeven> I'll try nload
[22:55] <Habbie> i remember iftop and/or iftraf(?) being okay
[22:56] <MinusSeven> nload looks like it's doing the job, but not the best looking
[22:56] <MinusSeven> i'll try iftop too
[23:01] <pedahzur> gry: kernel command line.
[23:04] <arrayboltXE> MinusSeven: Try bmon, that's what I usually use.
[23:05] <gry> pedahzur: acknowledged. thanks for sharing. glad it helps you with the install
[23:09] <bray90820> Hey so I can get one of my 22.04 computers to connect to any samba share
[23:09] <bray90820> In nautilus if I type in smb: it turns red but other computers can connect to it
[23:16] <sarnold> bray90820: this is a wild guess -- install gvfs-backends on the machine where it doesn't work?
[23:17] <bray90820> Yo that worked
[23:17] <bray90820> Thanks
[23:21] <sarnold> \o/
[23:21] <arrayboltXE> !cookie | sarnold, how on earth did you know about that?
[23:21] <sarnold> did you need to login again to make it work? or did it go right away?
[23:22] <sarnold> YAY COOKIES NOM NOM NOM
[23:22] <sarnold> arrayboltXE: the 'turning red' gave me a ton of hope that the gnome or gtk devs had put in a notice "this feature can't work because the plugin responsible for this is missing"
[23:23] <sarnold> arrayboltXE: it literally was a wild guess, I was just hoping i was right reading the minds of the programmers in question :)
[23:24] <MinusSeven> ok, I'll try bmon
[23:30] <eater_0> oh @arrayboltXE you're still here. did you happen to have any more thoughts about my LVM situation if testdisk isn't doing it?
[23:31] <arrayboltXE> eater_0: o/
[23:32] <arrayboltXE> OK so you weren't able to see any Linux filesystems looking around?
[23:32] <arrayboltXE> What does your screen look like now?
[23:32] <eater_0> there were a thousand of them but it wouldn't let me list their files
[23:32] <eater_0> i exited testdisk
[23:32] <arrayboltXE> Did it ever have a "p: List files" thing at the bottom of the screen?
[23:33] <arrayboltXE> And when you did that, did it just keep saying that the filesystem was damaged?
[23:33] <eater_0> it showed P: list files" for various "MS Data" partitions that it seemed to detect (i never had any ms data on that drive) but the Linux filesystems did not offer the P option
[23:33] <eater_0> And it never said anything was damaged
[23:34] <arrayboltXE> Crud. Then there's only one last desperate attempt I can think of, and it's very messy and almost certainly won't recover everything. Still, it might get some critical files back.
[23:34] <arrayboltXE> When you install TestDisk, it also comes with a tool called PhotoRec.
[23:34] <eater_0> ugh, yes I know Photorec
[23:34] <arrayboltXE> Yep. That's the last resort I can think of.
[23:35] <arrayboltXE> I'd recommend keeping your backups around so that if someone else has ideas, they can help maybe get back more than that.
[23:35] <eater_0> it seems like all the stuff should still be there, since only the partition table is messed up
[23:35] <arrayboltXE> And maybe also keep the damaged 1TB drive around so that hopefully you can get in later. If the data is critical enough, a data recovery lab might help.
[23:36] <eater_0> but yes, the unreadable drive and the backup of the unreadable drive are safe and sound
[23:36] <eater_0> thanks!
[23:36] <arrayboltXE> You might also keep fiddling with TestDisk, it seemed to just work for me.
[23:36] <arrayboltXE> Sorry this is happening, this sounds crummy. :(
[23:46] <Bashing-om> eater_0: ^ " ince only the partition table is messed up " // One can spare off the partition table - have you tried ?