yolo | after cleaning up /etc/apt/source.lists.d/ still I got 'libhwloc-dev : Depends: libhwloc15 (= 2.7.0-2) but 2.7.0-2ubuntu1 is to be installed' | 00:10 |
---|---|---|
ravage | removing sources does not fix dependencie problems with already installed packages | 00:10 |
yolo | there are a few other similar issues, they're complaining about the same version of its own, the version tag has a 'ubuntu1' in it | 00:10 |
yolo | I also removed those packages from those sources | 00:11 |
ravage | also dev packages are not important for a running system | 00:11 |
ravage | remove them | 00:11 |
yolo | "Depends: libqt5sql5 (= 5.15.3+dfsg-2) but 5.15.3+dfsg-2ubuntu0.2 is to be installed" | 00:11 |
yolo | here it is 'ubuntu0.2' extra version tag | 00:12 |
yolo | the dev pkg here is required by another dev package(libopenmpi-dev which I need) | 00:12 |
oerheks | seems right; https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy-updates/libqt5sql5 | 00:13 |
oerheks | also https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy-updates/libhwloc-dev ... did you run apt update before this action? | 00:13 |
yolo | yes of course | 00:14 |
ravage | and you have jammy-updates enabled? | 00:14 |
yolo | if I 'sudo apt install libhwloc-dev' I got the above error, for the qt5 it is because I need add 'qtbase5-dev' but it complians qt5sql5 etc has the unmet dependencies, the differences are all with ubuntu tag in the version name | 00:15 |
yolo | ravage: thank you! I double checked my sources.list and I don't know what happened but it was changed | 00:22 |
yolo | https://gist.githubusercontent.com/hakerdefo/9c99e140f543b5089e32176fe8721f5f/raw/7ac6ccf882bb0d39297962f0baedce5721c9be65/sources.list | 00:22 |
yolo | using this one now the unmet-dep errors are gone | 00:22 |
lovetruth | hello :) | 00:24 |
lovetruth | If I | 00:24 |
lovetruth | If I'm using ubuntu 22.04 server (headless) - what could be the culprit that I can't seem to be able to have persistent network settings?.. After each restart the ubuntu VM seems to lose it's static IP settings (and gateway and the DNS) | 00:25 |
StrangerVP_ | lovetruth: You need to edit your /etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml file | 00:32 |
lovetruth | hm... the file doesn't exist, it seems. Should I create it?... ls: cannot access '/etc/netplan/50-cloud-init.yaml': No such file or directory | 00:33 |
StrangerVP_ | Set dhcp4: false and specify your static IP and gateway there | 00:33 |
lovetruth | I do have ens192.yaml there | 00:34 |
StrangerVP_ | You can use any yaml in /etc/netplan/ | 00:34 |
StrangerVP_ | lovetruth: Look at "Static IP address" section in https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/network-configuration | 00:37 |
lovetruth | thanks. I am there right now :) | 00:38 |
AlexOps | Test | 00:54 |
arraybolt3 | AlexOps: Test successful. | 00:54 |
moha | By `apt update/upgrade` I get `Aborted (core dumped)... 99%` with no more information! (Version: Jammy) | 01:44 |
sarnold | ouch; are there any more details in dmesg or journalctl? | 01:45 |
=== jgee118692253457 is now known as jgee11869225345 | ||
=== jesopo is now known as jess | ||
mybalzitch | so long moha, we hardly debugged thee. | 02:00 |
sarnold | lol | 02:01 |
=== oko is now known as okodiak | ||
=== msyke1 is now known as msyke | ||
webchat65 | Hello | 05:18 |
webchat65 | Maximum of icon not showing any color. | 05:18 |
webchat65 | anyone there | 05:20 |
webchat65 | ? | 05:20 |
webchat65 | ? | 05:20 |
webchat65 | ? | 05:20 |
=== PPe244 is now known as PPe2 | ||
sreve | hello everybody. does someone know a ready made script, that monitors a directory for changes and sends an email. for a headless system. | 08:35 |
* enyc meows | 08:37 | |
zetheroo | I go to work and connect my laptop to the LAN via ethernet, the laptop's WiFi turns off - that's good. I then shutdown the laptop, disconnect from the ethernet cable and go home. I then boot up my laptop without any ethernet cable plugged in, but WiFi remains off. I have to manually turn the WiFi on in the Ubuntu settings. Anyone know how to fix this? | 10:23 |
lehinsun | hi guys, is there a good GUI app for ubuntu which can recognize my voice and insert it to active field? | 10:29 |
lehinsun | I know I can achieve it using google docs, but it is not so convenient | 10:29 |
=== docmax_ is now known as docmax | ||
zaggynl | lehinsun: flashlight comes to mind: https://github.com/flashlight/flashlight | 10:41 |
zaggynl | haven't found an open source turnkey solution yet | 10:42 |
lehinsun | zaggynl, thank you, but may be there is something more user-friendly | 10:46 |
MOSTAFA | hello\ | 10:59 |
MOSTAFA | any one there? | 11:00 |
taeaad | akik: It may have helped, but the lag is still there. | 12:15 |
WeeBey | Morning! So, a while back I tried xfce and my boot screen now has the xfce little mouse. And I think my login screen is also not the default one. Which are the files to check for this config and what is the name of the ubuntu default items? | 12:21 |
WeeBey | It's in /etc/X11/default-display-manager? says gdm3 so I guess that's ok | 12:24 |
akik | taeaad: how do you feel the lag? in which situations? | 12:31 |
=== robert_ is now known as Guest284 | ||
taeaad | akik: GUI lag with any of the browsers; I've tried not using Firefox. | 12:32 |
Guest55 | Anyone here knows how to enable file directory listing inside a webfolder ? Tried adding a .htaccess and Options +Indexes but that didn't work | 12:58 |
lolok | do you have also the permissions on the filesystem correct? folders need read and exec, maybe configured for only exec | 13:05 |
Guest55 | lolok, I did just solve it, modifying /etc/apache/apache.conf.... Seems like the settings/Changes I do in /etc/apache2/sites-available/ doesn't matter | 13:09 |
BluesKaj | Hi all | 13:34 |
esv | hi BluesKaj | 13:41 |
BluesKaj | hi esv | 13:41 |
esv | hey folks, what command is run in the background GNOME desktop to set show the display settings ? seems the only thing able to wake my external monitor | 13:42 |
esv | looks like xrandr and some options might help. | 13:46 |
bodhi | wsp everyone | 15:10 |
=== benni is now known as Guest4922 | ||
=== benni72 is now known as benni | ||
=== Guest4922 is now known as benni_b | ||
=== tittieboy is now known as wantom | ||
wantom | Client: HexChat 2.16.0 • OS: Ubuntu "jammy" 22.04 • CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4570T CPU @ 2.90GHz (3.11GHz) • Memory: Physical: 7.5 GiB Total (4.5 GiB Free) Swap: 2.0 GiB Total (1.9 GiB Free) • Storage: 50.8 GB / 245.0 GB (194.3 GB Free) • VGA: Intel Corporation Xeon E3-1200 v3/4th Gen Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller @ Intel Corporation 4th Gen Core Processor | 16:09 |
wantom | DRAM Controller • Uptime: 1h 18m 1s | 16:09 |
=== jgee118692253450 is now known as jgee11869225345 | ||
=== max is now known as Guest189 | ||
Guest189 | test | 16:58 |
mrkubax10 | test succeeded | 16:59 |
Guest189 | I don't understand this apt-cache policy https://pastebin.com/LhApLfsZ or why is the lastes package not selected as candidate | 17:06 |
ravage | looks like you use an OS that is not supported here or at lest aded not supported archives sources | 17:07 |
ravage | *added | 17:07 |
Guest189 | yes but I guess the issue is with a apt packages config, so I was hoping for a few hint on how to trouble shoot | 17:08 |
ravage | please seek support at your distro's support channel. or come back with supported Ubuntu version like 22.04.2 LTS if you can reproduce the problem there | 17:09 |
=== osprey is now known as stolen | ||
theorem | so .. | 18:11 |
theorem | another question for the team here | 18:11 |
theorem | I'd like to send a fax. | 18:11 |
theorem | I have an android device. I can install fax software on Ubuntu, but how do I get the Adnroid (cell phone) to expose itself as a 'modem' ? | 18:12 |
ravage | sounds like an Android question | 18:15 |
theorem | could be | 18:16 |
theorem | seems like a driver problem for ubuntu / linux ? | 18:16 |
ravage | you want Android to do something. so it is not really Ubuntu related? | 18:16 |
=== Guest4069 is now known as csexecutive | ||
jhutchins | I wonder if a fax would go through Google Voice? | 18:35 |
jhutchins | I know there are a couple of on-line apps that ask if I want them to dial my (android) phone, but it never works. | 18:36 |
theorem | jhutchins: as far as I know, the typical CODECs used for voice encoding garble the tones required for modems -- there are some work-arounds, but it usually involves disabling the audio compression --- which is sometimes not an option on many different VoIP systems. | 18:39 |
theorem | ravage: something between an Android phone, the Manufacterer, and drivers for the OS --- so, yeah, some kind of integration. | 18:40 |
jhutchins | theorem: It's the digital -> audio -> digital -> audio chain that eats the tones. | 18:41 |
leftyfb | pretty sure you can't use a cellphone as a fax modem. fax modems are analog. cellphone are not | 18:41 |
jhutchins | Probably easiest to set up one of the paid services. | 18:43 |
theorem | leftyfb: I've done it before, so I know it's possible. | 18:43 |
theorem | leftyfb: it's just been about 18 years... | 18:43 |
leftyfb | theorem: good luck. Maybe write up a blog post/tutorial when you get it hacked together | 18:44 |
Jim` | What's unattended-upgr | 18:44 |
leftyfb | Jim`: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticSecurityUpdates | 18:45 |
Jim` | after I turned a machine that hadn't been on in a while and did dist-upgrade it's sitting there in the background | 18:45 |
theorem | leftyfb: ugh, not looking forward to it, but thanks. | 18:45 |
Jim` | turned on a machine* | 18:45 |
Jim` | leftyfb: oh so it's now doing it all itself | 18:45 |
Jim` | I gotta get it over to jammy | 18:46 |
leftyfb | Jim`: it's not all updates, it's only certain updates | 18:46 |
Jim` | leftyfb: The Machine is a E2160 with a HDD | 18:46 |
Jim` | so that's probably while it's taking a lot longer than the new G2020 Ivy Bridge | 18:46 |
Jim` | leftyfb: Guess I'll give it sometime to do it's own thing and come back in a few mins to do what I got to myself | 18:48 |
Jim` | n5@n55old:~$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 18:48 |
Jim` | E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock-frontend. It is held by process 1800 (unattended-upgr) | 18:48 |
Jim` | N: Be aware that removing the lock file is not a solution and may break your system. | 18:48 |
Jim` | E: Unable to acquire the dpkg frontend lock (/var/lib/dpkg/lock-frontend), is another process using it? | 18:48 |
Jim` | Keeps telling me that | 18:48 |
leftyfb | !paste | Jim` | 18:48 |
ubottu | Jim`: 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. | 18:48 |
leftyfb | Jim`: yes, you'll need to wait for it to finish | 18:48 |
Jim` | leftyfb: Guess it'll update Focal before I can do Jammy upgrade then | 18:49 |
Jim` | Anywho, sounds like I just need to give the old machine sometime and do it throughout the day. | 18:50 |
Jim` | .. yeah it's got almost 400 packages to update on Focal first.. | 18:51 |
Jim` | leftyfb: https://imgur.com/a/U0YMHe0 | 18:52 |
Jim` | Y'all's past website is blocked | 18:52 |
Jim` | paste | 18:53 |
leftyfb | Jim`: contact Malwarebytes. It's nothing to do with Ubuntu. They don't own nor run dpaste. Not even sure why we recommend that page over the many others | 18:53 |
leftyfb | Jim`: personally, I pipe to nc termbin.com 9999 | 18:54 |
arraybolt3 | Jim`: Pastebin sites are sometimes blocked like that because people *can* share malicious code via a pastebin (you can put any text you want in there, easy to type something bad and send it to someone else). | 18:55 |
arraybolt3 | If you're using it to share stuff with others, it's no problem. | 18:55 |
arraybolt3 | And if you're prepared for the eventuality that someone sends you malicious gunk via a pastebin, then it's no problem there either. | 18:55 |
jhutchins | There's at lest one site that tends to get blocked because it's full of spam. | 19:07 |
Jim` | I came back and it's still updating itself | 19:09 |
Jim` | Ah well, guess that's a good thing | 19:10 |
jhutchins | Jim`: How big is your downlink? | 19:12 |
Jim` | jhutchins: 10 Mbps ATT DSL | 19:13 |
Jim` | jhutchins: You CAN get cable here, but it's uptime is about 30% of the day, and disconnected the other 70% .. And records some channels like TNT in SAP | 19:13 |
Jim` | I told them come pick up this nice 400 Mbps pile of .. | 19:14 |
Jim` | I got other things to do than see "CM Registering" all day. | 19:14 |
Jim` | Or have my AEW record in spanish | 19:14 |
Jim` | ATT doesn't offer 25 Mbps upgrade either | 19:16 |
Jim` | Some people have told me I should just swap to T-Mobile 5G | 19:16 |
Jim` | Since I'm inside of the city where there is a T-mobile tower I don't need Verizion's coverage | 19:17 |
Jim` | Like I do for my cellphone | 19:17 |
* Jim` shrugs | 19:17 | |
Jim` | Something to think about | 19:17 |
ishak | hola | 19:37 |
matsaman | shalom | 19:38 |
Jim` | So two machines survived LTS -> LTS | 20:56 |
Jim` | Interesting | 20:56 |
Jim` | Should be expected, but not always the case | 20:57 |
=== s8n is now known as alx | ||
=== alx is now known as s8n | ||
jhutchins | Jim`: Nothing says you can't keep Verizon for the cell phone and get Sprint - er, T-Mobile for your home. | 20:59 |
jhutchins | We are in Sprint's "home town". They had the worst network here when they sold out. | 21:00 |
jhutchins | The only carrier that had a worse Customer Service rating was Nextel, and Sprint bought them. | 21:00 |
Jim` | jhutchins: I get my internet for $10 though | 21:03 |
Jim` | So, that's another reason I put up with 10 Mbps that's "mostly stable" vs "30% of the day 100 or 400 Mbps" | 21:04 |
Jim` | With ACP I actually get it for $0 right now | 21:04 |
Jim` | I suspect as Dumbiden as declared the covid-19 pandemic over, that'll go away too | 21:04 |
Jim` | So I'll have to start paying again | 21:05 |
hans_ | seems i found a bug in the default-mysql-server uninstaller: after running `sudo apt purge default-mysql-server; sudo apt install default-mysql-server` , the mysql.user is still preserved :o | 22:02 |
hans_ | mysql.user table is preserved, shouldn't that be removed in `apt purge` ? | 22:03 |
jhutchins | Jim`: It just depends what's important for you. | 22:16 |
jhutchins | Jim`: Any company discounts available? It does sound like you've got limited providers. We're lucky, we have 4-6 options. | 22:17 |
=== docmax is now known as Guest9156 | ||
=== docmax_ is now known as docmax |
Generated by irclog2html.py 2.7 by Marius Gedminas - find it at mg.pov.lt!