[00:04] oddly enough no freezes since I put debian 11 on it. Must be some driver then but I can't help pin it down since there's nothing logged :( [00:04] no shame in running debian if it works [00:05] 👍 === matheus is now known as Guest1002 [02:07] is there a way to apt install php7 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS? [02:09] you can install whats in the repos [02:09] if its not in the repos then you have to compile it [02:10] you could install lxd, then install a focal instance, and then run php7.4 in that? [02:10] rbox: is it not in the repos for 22.04 LTS? I'm not finding it... but maybe I'm doing something wrong :| [02:11] well its not hiding... [02:11] well, it kind of is annoying to figure out which versions are supported where [02:11] or does someone publish a forward ported php7 ppa for 22.04? [02:11] I use a local archive mirror to figure out which versions of php we ship, and then use a security-team specific tool to figure out which releases ship those packages [02:12] it's possible ondrej does, but he might only bring newer packages to old releases, not old packages to new releases [02:14] bn_work: you mean backward port? no one sane is going to make old buggy vulernable packages for new dists [02:15] rbox: php7 isn't that old and not everything is compatible with 8 [02:15] yet [02:15] sarnold: yeah, looks like his repo might help, thanks [02:16] then switch to 20.04 [02:23] sarnold: hmm, ok found https://askubuntu.com/a/1455665 and added his PPAs but don't even see php7 when I do `apt list --all-versions php`? [02:24] all I get is https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/XzRzEn4e/apt%20list%20--all-versions%20php.log [02:27] Good morning. Ik have a RAID5 with BTRFS. The next picture tells what my problem is. What went wrong, I dunno. Prolly something with powerloss. The question: How do I fix this? https://ibb.co/BCpjCq7 [02:28] bn_work: hmm, looking through the web interface it looks like there ought to be *something* for you .. https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/ubuntu/php/+packages?field.name_filter=php7&field.status_filter=published&field.series_filter= [02:28] Rexodus: check dmesg, maybe there's some details in there about what's gone wrong? [02:28] Rexodus: Oh dear. You're using BTRFS on top of mdadm RAID5 or similar, not BTRFS RAID5, I hope? [02:29] Yes! There is. dmesg is full of lines with mismatches. [02:30] One moment. [02:30] Uploading new picture [02:32] BedMan: any chance you can fix your connectin? [02:33] sarnold: ah, need to specify php7.4 in the command, I guess I was expecting `php` to stem out [02:33] thanks [02:33] After I did a poging to repair https://ibb.co/ZHkFcJS [02:33] bn_work: aha! :) yay [02:34] that sucks Rexodus :( [02:34] arraybolt3: I'm not sure what you say [02:34] Rexodus: yikes. I'm no btrfs expert but (a) I've heard their raid5 code is garbage (b) these messages sure look like "recover with backups" to me [02:34] Rexodus: Nevermind, you're using mdadm, so that's good. [02:35] sarnold: He's using BTRFS on top of an mdadm RAID5, so I think he *might* (big might) be able to troubleshoot the underlying RAID array. [02:35] Ok. So I made a big design mistake? [02:35] arraybolt3: are you *sure*? [02:35] Rexodus: Can you check the status of the array via mdadm> [02:35] sarnold: Well it's accessing /dev/md1 so yeah pretty sure. [02:36] arraybolt3: mmmmmm [02:36] arraybolt3: okay i'm more hopeful now :) [02:36] Rexodus: Not necessarily. You might have had two disks fail or get corrupted though. [02:36] Or maybe there's a command to fix things, I dunno. [02:36] I would recommend backing up everything that's still readable before trying to recover though. [02:37] It's an array out a Astor AS6604 which I imported in Proxmox with turnkey FileServer. [02:37] /o\ [02:37] That sounds complex. [02:37] arraybolt3: That was what I was hoping for to get here [02:37] what does cat /proc/mdstat stay [02:38] * ravage wonders where Ubuntu is involved [02:38] ravage: Probably an Ubuntu VM inside Proxmox? [02:38] it says debian [02:38] Though I'm not sure what "turnkey FileServer" is. [02:38] turnkey linux? [02:38] ravage: Two different machines, I think. [02:38] The one with the failures says "root@fileserver". [02:39] proxmox is debian too. not sure what that fileserver uses [02:39] Maybe he booted it from a Debian ISO. Though, I guess we could just ask the question... [02:39] Rexodus: Is this an Ubuntu machine or VM that has the disk failures? [02:39] arraybolt3: turnkey is making LXC containers [02:39] Turnkey is making *unofficial* LXC containers most likely. [02:39] They may have customized things in such a way where advice we give could end up being dangerous, depending on how they have things customized. [02:40] arraybolt3: no. It is debian Bullseye. Also the same as Ubuntu in this subject. [02:40] Not necessarily. [02:40] Debian != Ubuntu, and differences in design *could* lead to catastrophe if one of us makes an Ubuntu-based recommendation that doesn't work there. [02:41] This is one of the central reasons we don't support anything other than *official* Ubuntu installations here. [02:41] !debian | Rexodus [02:41] Rexodus: Ubuntu and Debian are closely related. Ubuntu builds on the foundations of Debian architecture and infrastructure, with a different community and release process. See https://www.ubuntu.com/about/about-ubuntu/ubuntu-and-debian - !Repositories meant for Debian should NOT be used on Ubuntu! [02:41] I don't really mind at this point. Been bussy with this for days now. [02:42] there is also ##proxmox [02:42] If I lose everything, so be it. [02:42] Yes. But proxmox is not relevant at this moment. [02:42] I think mdadm is supposed to be transparent if a disk dies or is corrupted? [02:42] The rest of the array is working fine. [02:43] Exept for those 3 directories. [02:44] Rexodus: Does this help at all? https://askubuntu.com/questions/1405117/problem-dealing-with-corrupt-file-and-mdadm [02:44] arraybolt3: my knowledge is not sufficiant. And I'm googling for 2 days now. Pretty desperado. That's why I'm heren now. [02:44] arraybolt3: check [02:44] There's a comment that might help. === chris14_ is now known as chris14 [02:57] arraybolt3: I see I've tried this before. I count my losses and place one of my backups back. So I restart the whole project. What should I do? EXT4 on RAID5? What is your advice? [02:58] Or anyone with good ideas, for that matter... [02:59] ZFS works great for storage in Ubuntu [02:59] Proxmox has great support for it too [02:59] So I would stick to proxmox as tbe storage Provider [02:59] And not put any drives directly into VMs [02:59] I'm a big fan of zfs myself [03:00] So, not linking the disks one by one but the array? [03:00] I have no idea what your use case is [03:01] Replacing the AS6604T firmare [03:01] It's garbage imho. [03:04] Anyways, thanks for thinking with me. [03:12] https://keyserver.ubuntu.com/ is down? [03:13] https://status.canonical.com/ [03:14] Rexodus: assuming promox ZFS is built in but I only use raid 1 and had luck swapping drives with no other failures in many years many hosts [03:15] Fossil: I think I heard one of the machines there was getting some maintenance [03:15] sarnold ok. bad timing. Was just working on a Docker image :P [03:16] Fossil: ugh :( [03:16] Fossil: https://status.canonical.com/ [03:16] oh hey how about that :) [03:16] toddc cheers [03:18] toddc: I had several powerfailures. I guess no FS is happy with that. [03:18] Is the keyserver a single machine? :-) [03:18] No, running in Proxmox. [03:18] Sry :P [03:26] Fossil: try again? [03:26] Yeah its back up :-D [03:26] \o/ [03:27] and my image works yay [03:27] double \o/ :) === root is now known as Guest3086 === firewall is now known as firewalldt [05:50] i keep having this "update notifier" [05:50] anyone know how to make that thing go away? [06:04] run updates properly, and it will go away, until next updates. [07:36] Biden, Diana, send Australia the fuck, they're fucking there, they're just sitting in paradise [07:39] Biden is the last white president in the US. 拜登是美国最后一位白人总统。 [07:42] Alexey_, this is ubuntu support, move that to #politics or something [07:42] !ot [07:42] #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [07:43] can someone help me get rid of update notifier? [07:43] it pops up every day [07:43] so, update? [07:43] i dont want to update: ever [07:44] i will get a new computer when i update [07:44] and even if I do update [07:44] it will want to update again the next day [07:44] or go into settings > notifications > do not disturb [07:44] ty [07:44] im on lxqx [07:45] sorry lxqt [07:45] i cant find it [07:45] is there a command I can run or a file I can edit? [07:46] oh, lubuntu has that too [07:46] https://manual.lubuntu.me/stable/3/3.2/3.2.6/desktop_notifications.html [07:46] lxqt-config-configurationd [07:47] lxqt-config-configurationd: command not found [07:47] then i don' t know, join #lubuntu ? [07:47] oh i have something ele [07:48] lxqt-config-notificationd works but doesnt help me [07:52] there it goes again "update notifier" [07:52] i want to delete the update notifier [07:52] sudo rm /usr/lib/lubuntu-update-notifier/lubuntu-notifier.py [07:52] ? [07:52] is this the solution to my problem [07:55] you probably want to run update-manager and look at the configs. [07:55] but not updating anything may not be smart security-wise. you want security updates at the very least. [07:55] dont worry i will get a new computer soon enough [07:55] I can update then [07:55] not every 20 minutes until then thankfully [07:56] now that i deleted the script :) === osprey is now known as blackhawk [08:01] hello, i have a bug on 22.04 and 22.10 (20.04 kernel as well), that whenever I type (console, firefox, whatever), the characters might disappear and reappear when i'm typing. [08:02] on 20.04 the bug occurs on 5.14 oem, i downgraded to 5.4 oracle and the bug disappeared. device is thinkpad p1 gen 4, any ideas? === 076AAKMOQ is now known as foxtrot === foxtrot is now known as foxtrot[m] === foxtrot[m] is now known as foxtrot === docmax_ is now known as docmax === Liberiax is now known as DreamKiller === DreamKiller is now known as KillerNet === KillerNet is now known as NetNinja === workdrone43 is now known as workdrone42 === NetNinja is now known as NetFrame === docmax is now known as Guest632 === docmax_ is now known as docmax === NetFrame is now known as NetDroid [08:44] Hi [08:45] My system suddenly got into readyonly mode. The filesystem I mean. How can I debug and know what caused it? I cannot reboot [08:45] Agenomoto: anything in 'sudo dmesg' [08:45] ? [08:46] EriC^^ checking sir [08:46] Currently I am not in that os. I am using live cd. [08:46] So I think dmesg won't give that detail. In that case, what should I do? [08:59] Agenomoto: you could mount the root fs and see what's in /mnt/var/log/syslog [09:01] ok [09:02] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilesystemTroubleshooting [09:04] EriC^^ https://termbin.com/bmdwb [09:04] oerheks ok [09:06] Agenomoto: dont see anything there [09:07] Agenomoto: sda went into read-only? [09:07] Greetings, anyone have an elegant way of being alerted when a server on my network comes online? [09:07] EriC^^ no, the nvme1p1 [09:09] Agenomoto, update your bios. https://www.asus.com/motherboards-components/motherboards/tuf-gaming/tuf-gaming-x570-plus/helpdesk_bios/?model2Name=TUF-GAMING-X570-PLUS [09:09] 4408 2022/11/25 [09:14] oerheks ok, but that isn't causing it . is it? [09:14] i guess not, but just for your information [09:17] Agenomoto, so you are using ZFS? [09:21] btrfs [09:21] I do plan to use zfs though [09:24] sudo btrfs check --readonly /dev/vgxubuntu/root [09:24] Opening filesystem to check... [09:24] ERROR: cannot open device '/dev/vgxubuntu/root': Device or resource busy [09:24] ERROR: cannot open file system [09:32] looks like drive is ok https://pastebin.mozilla.org/cG3b1JNj [09:37] ok rebooting === kostkon_ is now known as kostkon [10:18] How to update firmware for ssd samsung as the magician software is not supported on linux? [10:24] on gnome, softwarecenter got this covered https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/upgrade-update-samsung-ssd-firmware/ [10:24] your lubuntu might do it via commandline? [10:24] also, crossposting is sad [10:24] command line is described in the same article [10:25] jups [10:25] oerheks thanks; was in panic [10:25] for your bios, i am not sure ubuntu can do that. [10:26] i would always do that via usb or the way your motherboard manual describes it [10:26] #chat [10:26] if you follow that commandline method, it might pop up [10:30] good luck with advise in #linux [10:34] Anyone know why ChatGPT doesn't come back with as detailed answer on linux as macos [10:35] linux users dont need detailed answers [10:35] Dr_Coke, chatGPT is stupid? [10:35] it is a smart AI [10:35] oerheks, lol [10:36] ravage surely there's more to it then that [10:36] i would ask the bing version [10:36] also cross post + offtopic [10:36] so carry on [10:38] All AI are stupid, by definition... [10:42] rebooting [11:20] How can I change uuid of a drive? This has nothing to do with /etc/fstab. [11:21] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1250224/how-to-change-partuuid [11:22] after that, edit fstab, so it has something to do with fstab [11:25] checking [11:27] sudo gdisk /dev/nvme0n1p3 -> GPT fdisk (gdisk) version 1.0.8 Partition table scan: MBR: not present BSD: not present APM: not present GPT: not present Creating new GPT entries in memory. [11:27] that drive is a dd clone of OS drive. [11:28] oerheks I upgraded bios fw [11:28] and drive fw [11:29] tomreyn what am I supposed to do here/ [11:30] Agenomoto: i don't know what you're meaning to do there. i tried to explain how you can update partition UUIDs [11:30] c: says no partitions [11:30] what is "c:"? [11:31] Command (? for help): x # enter x to change to experts menu [11:31] Expert command (? for help): c # enter c to change PARTUUID [11:32] Agenomoto: you chose a partition as a target device for gdisk [11:32] you should instead choose a storage device [11:32] such as /dev/nvme0n1 [11:33] oh done [11:33] thanks :) === docmax_ is now known as docmax === osprey is now known as blackhawk [11:35] 🐧🔫 [11:36] ХэндэКох! === docmax is now known as Guest5987 === docmax_ is now known as docmax [12:47] I created an Ubuntu instance on AWS and installed Wireguard on it. I want to ping another instance on AWS with a private IP that is in the same subnet. (This instance is not a wireguard client.) The error I received is:" Destination Host Unreachable Ping: sendmsg: Required key not available." May I ask for any hints? How can I resolve it? [13:04] Guest50: if you're trying to send traffic through the wireguard VPN, both systems will need to be running wireguard [13:08] if those are systems on different VPCs, just using the same private subnet won't help - they'll have no way of communicating with each other, won't automatically join the same subnet, just due to they're both on ip addresses on a sbunet with the same address range. those are still separate subnets then. [13:08] but that's more an #AWS / #wireguard / #networking question really, i guess [14:15] any Linux book that is recommended for beginners? === NetDroid is now known as BurgerKing === BurgerKing is now known as AllOutOfGum [14:27] Hi, I use MATE, and I'm wondering if anyone could recommend a web browser that respects the MATE theme in use? My main issue is that I want the scrollbars to look like they do on the other GTK applications I use. [14:27] (I don't care if it has almost no functionality, as long as it can read HTML pages with CSS it's fine.) [14:30] laurus: hrrm epiphany-browser maybe? What is going on with ''themes'' anyhow/ [14:31] enyc: Unfortunately Epiphany browser ignores the themes, it's one of those weird GNOME-centric applications with the giant titlebars [14:31] thinking.. MATE was Gnome-2 GTK-2 etc originally [14:31] The themes I'm talking about are things like this: https://github.com/jpfleury/clearlooks-phenix [14:31] wondering how that has changed, since. [14:32] The one I'm using is this: https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/creating-traditionalok-color-variants/25939 [14:32] (TraditionalOK) [14:33] fun ;o [14:33] Well, they give a traditional interface, in particular, the nice clickable scrollbars. [14:33] (with the buttons at the top and bottom as well) [14:35] laurus: poteniotlaly one of: netsurf-gtk surf palemoon [14:36] I have used Pale Moon before, maybe I'll go with that since it looks like Netsurf hasn't been updated in two years. [14:37] Thanks for these recs! [14:47] hi people ! [14:48] hi hwpplayer1 [14:48] How it is going on oerheks [14:49] fine, how are you doing? [14:50] Thanks I feel good too oerheks [14:50] Are you a programmer oerheks ? [14:52] a little, i do more support here. [14:53] Did you saig Ubuntu code of conduct oerheks ? [14:53] *Sign [14:54] yes; https://launchpad.net/~oerheks [14:54] hwpplayer1: feel free to discuss in #ubuntu-discuss or #ubuntu-offtopic. This channel is for support issues. [14:54] need any help with that? [14:54] Okay thanks [15:16] I just got a notice that apt-key is deprecated except for apt-key del. How can I get the equivalent of `apt-key adv --refresh-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com`? === spoonCat is now known as spinningCat [15:30] hi [15:31] bancroft: good question, actually. i guess the 'right' approach would be either already having the current keys (via the keyring package) or manually downloading it from a trusted location via https [15:31] bancroft: maybe try #ubuntu-security, too, since they may have a better answer [15:31] anyone online? [15:32] Thank you tomreyn [15:32] i6869xp97pl: hi, do you have an ubuntu support question? [15:32] no [15:32] i6869xp97pl: okay, please note this very channel is for this purpose only. [15:33] ok, misclick, wrong channel [15:33] bancroft: note that you *can* download updated copies of keys you already have off https://keyserver.ubuntu.com - specifying them via their fingerprint [15:34] (so you can be sure you're downloading the right key) and place them in /usr/share/keyrings/ [15:36] (i just don't know whether that would be the *recommended* approach for your scenario) [15:36] I don't know either, but I asked in security so we'll see I supose [15:36] very well [15:41] good morning everyone [15:57] Good evening. === stolen23 is now known as blackhawk [16:59] test [16:59] GREGBBFRHH: test failed [17:00] bonjour, quelqu'un a t il déjà utilisé kangas ? [17:00] c un module python [17:01] !fr | GREGBBFRHH [17:01] GREGBBFRHH: Nous sommes desoles mais ce canal est en anglais uniquement. Si vous avez besoin d'aide ou voulez discuter en français, veuillez taper /join #ubuntu-fr ou /join #ubuntu-qc. Merci. [17:02] Hi, someonehas already installed kangas ? [17:02] GREGBBFRHH: Surely someone has. [17:03] GREGBBFRHH: kangas is not an officially support package. You'll have to contact the vendor for support [17:10] hello === eroc19905 is now known as eroc1990 === linuxman1 is now known as linuxman === JoelJoel is now known as Joel [19:41] > i python3-software-properties Recommends unattended-upgrades [19:41] why? python3 is completely unrelated to unattended-upgrades x.x [19:41] (not the other way around tho) [19:47] python3-software-properties is not python3, it just happens to be written in python 3 === sig is now known as bebop [20:44] is there a ubuntu aarch64? [20:45] arm64 only? can we find aarch64? [20:47] yes [20:47] i dont want arm64, but I need AARCH64. is there a rootfs? [20:48] ARMv8/AArch64 = arm64 iso ? [20:49] they are the same thing nowadays [20:49] same thing unixbsd [20:50] arm64 is not aarch64 ~ [20:50] the ubuntu link for aarch64 actually is arm64.iso [20:50] https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/22.04/release/ [20:50] yeah but arm64 and aarch64 are different assembly code [20:50] see server install image [20:51] no, you want the arm64 [20:51] look https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/461179/what-is-the-difference-between-different-implemetation-of-arm64-aarch64-for-linu [20:54] you look .. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/683360/why-does-hostnamectl-return-arm64-but-uname-returns-aarch64-ubuntu-20-04-2-on [20:54] good luck! [20:54] unixbsd: in your link the answer says "So aarch64 and arm64 refer to the same thing." [20:55] to answer your question about a simple rootfs: sudo debootstrap --arch=arm64 --foreign jammy jammy [20:56] (if you are not on arm64 when running debootstrap. if you are you can remove --foreign) [21:59] hello [21:59] just tring for the first time [22:00] asdsadasdasdasdsad [22:02] What's up y'all? [22:13] does anyone know about apache rewrite rules to strip query strings? [22:14] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3457022/mod-rewrite-remove-query-string-from-url [22:15] Hi there, is there a recommended guide/path to install KDE Plasma 5 on Ubuntu (as a secondary desktop environment)? [22:17] noxville: Which release of Ubuntu? [22:17] 22.10, sorry [22:17] !kubuntu [22:17] Kubuntu is the Ubuntu flavour using KDE Software and the KDE Plasma Workspaces. See https://kubuntu.org for more information - For support join #kubuntu - See also !kde [22:17] ravage thanks I am trying on this URL https://domain.com/news-and-events/news/?id=/nodle/ to remove the ?id= part so it's just https://aag.ventures/news-and-events/news/nodle/ [22:17] !kde [22:17] KDE (http://kde.org) is an open community that creates and maintains software including the Plasma desktop. To install from Ubuntu: « sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop », or see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE . See http://kubuntu.org for more information. [22:17] anyway, will look at that link thanks [22:18] Alrighty, cheers @jhut [22:20] I really liked KDE 3.5. [22:39] so brand new install of LAMP on ubuntu , several tries purging and reinstalling , seems to have an issue creating the mysql /var/run/mysqld [22:40] HI! [22:41] i need help in ubuntu pro [22:41] -_- + [22:44] mysql:x:132:142:MySQL Server,,,:/nonexistent:/bin/false mysql:x:142: space is a minimal 10 gig for all items, no process found for mysql and it starts up Active green accrding to systemctl [22:49] nm [22:51] how do I install qt5 development headers? libqt5{core,dbus,gui,...} are all installed, yet dpkg -L doesn't show any of the header files === srv is now known as S- === S- is now known as S === S is now known as Guest320 === Guest320 is now known as srv