[00:03] stefan_: try replacing xinput with libinput [00:04] sarnold: I'll try that. Thank you. [00:28] ? [00:28] wrong terminal, sorry [01:08] bonsoir === raj is now known as Guest4876 === auronandace is now known as Guest4207 === Kon- is now known as Kon === kitties is now known as catties === chris14_ is now known as chris14 === Lvl4Sword_ is now known as Lvl4Sword === bn_work__ is now known as bn_work === unremarkable3 is now known as unremarkable === royks_ is now known as royks === polymorp- is now known as polymorphic === lexandrop_ is now known as lexandrop === madmax__ is now known as madmax === not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy === Comnenus_ is now known as Comnenus === boser01 is now known as boser === JanC_ is now known as JanC === blackest_mamba_ is now known as blackest_mamba === nikhil__ is now known as nkshirsa === Cadey is now known as Xe === Atque_ is now known as Atque === remy_ is now known as Remy === unremarkable0 is now known as unremarkable [04:40] hello. something that I have noticed with the openvpn setup on my laptop is that whenever I switch wifi networks (automatically--say, my parents' house to my house), I have to issue sudo systemctl restart openvpn@openvpnserver.service. How do I get he OpenVPN service on my laptop to automatically bind to the new IP? === boser01 is now known as boser === Guest4207 is now known as ThinkT510 === Guest6887 is now known as Znevna [06:41] Hello, I have installed Ubuntu but I am not able to get the USB wifi internet to work [06:42] I managed to download a driver on my phone and then transfer it, but following the readme steps results in some compilation error [06:44] I can see the device with lsusb, it is RTL88x2bu [06:49] I also tried USB tethering, but that doesn't function [07:00] mornng [07:10] when you configure a system-wide http proxy in ubuntu, does that set the environment variable HTTP_PROXY? === boser01 is now known as boser [07:50] ok === gr33n7001 is now known as gr33n7007h === Guest7713 is now known as EriC^^ === Vercas0 is now known as Vercas === TomTom_ is now known as TomTom === BedMan_ is now known as BedMan [11:31] Hello! I used xinput to list input devices and I am trying to disable the keyboard for 10 seconds and enable it back on after; for some reason, it does not seem to work? any suggestions, please? (I have Virtual core XTEST keyboard with id=5 and xwayland-keyboard:14 with id=9 both attached to Virtual core keyboard with id=3 and I am running xinput [11:31] disable #id; sleep 10; xinput enable #id where I tried 9, 5 and 3 for the #id and none work?) [12:14] I got disconnected, was there anyone for me? :) === thegodsq- is now known as thegodsquirrel [12:54] I need a little help with apparmor. I understand is an application security tool (as opposed to ufw which is a network firewall). From, ubuntu's note I see it uses profiles. Is there a lit of standard profiles supplied with 22.04LTS somewhere? Is there a list of additional profiles supplied with the apparmor-profiles package? === ubuntu is now known as Guest7114 [13:03] Guest66: what problem are you having with apparmor? [13:04] how can I turn back and select other application on dock with a click ? [13:05] turn back and turn again maybe to be more clear [13:05] sarnold: ^ [13:06] trying to understand it. For example, when I install the apparmor-profiles, will the contained profiles be automatically activated? [13:07] how do I find out what profiles are actually in that package before installing it? [13:13] Guest66, i think the apparmor-profiles package just contains some generic bits ... actual app profiles will be shipped with the debs of the application/services you install ... in general apparmor is nothing you should touch though, the packagers will care for it if needed for an application [13:14] it is really nothing an enduser or admin should tinker with a lot ... [13:25] ogra interesting. S my task is to 'harden' a Ubuntu server. The recommendation seems to be to install the apparmor-profiles package anway - it is not installed by default. There will be some apps used on it, the profiles for which will not likely be found in the standard profiles package. As I understand it, if one is to "secure" these apps wit [13:25] apparmor, one needs to create a profile by using complain mode and then aa-genprof. Finally enforce the profile by switching from complain mode to enforce mode. Does that sound about right? On the other hand, one could simply install the default apparmor-profiles package and otherwise ignore it but I am not sure that would be classed as 'hardened'? [13:28] Guest66, if you really want to utilize apparmor and have fully hardened services on your server, package them as snap packages ;( ... beyond this i'd recommend to rather ask in #ubuntu-security for hardening tasks ... IIRC there are also "hardening howtos" somewhere [13:28] s/;(/😉/ === ord is now known as quem [13:46] is there a way which packages have been held with aptitude? apt-mark and dpkg have specific ways to display the status of the hold, but I don't find one for aptitude. [13:46] don't use aptitude [13:47] yeah ... [13:47] can't control what customers use :) [13:51] esv, well, aptitude has never been a supported tool in ubuntu ... at least tell them that [13:52] anyone know how i can disable my inbuilt laptop keyboard [13:52] but keep my bluetooth one working? [13:52] i cleaned my laptop now the keyboard is fucked and selects everything randomly and i have to restart every few minutes [13:52] ive done xinput --list and float/reattach and managed to disable both keyboards at the same time but not seperately via terminal === Guest2957 is now known as RocketSkates [14:15] i get this for "ubuntu-drivers install driver:nvidia-driver-470" "No drivers found for installation." (ubuntu 20.04.6) [14:15] can somebody tell me how to install that nvidia-driver-470 ? [14:17] there's no man page for ubuntu-drivers [14:17] akik: ubuntu drivers can only install the ones in your list [14:17] akik: ubuntu-drivers list [14:17] akik: sudo apt install nvidia-driver-470 [14:17] lotuspsychje: it's in the "ubuntu-drivers devices" list [14:17] akik: or added via the nvidia ppa [14:18] !nvidia [14:18] Drivers for Nvidia graphics cards: (A) No gaming/CAD/CUDA needed or legacy hardware? Use "nouveau" (open source, lacks many features). (B) Otherwise, "nvidia" (proprietary driver, fully featured). Install using "ubuntu-drivers" CLI or apt - not from nvidia.com. Driver series, hardware support (release notes): https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/unix/ - Latest drivers !PPA: https://pad.lv/ppa/graphics-drivers [14:18] "ubuntu-drivers list" shows "nvidia-driver-470" [14:19] thats weird [14:19] !info nvidia-driver-470 focal [14:19] nvidia-driver-470 (470.182.03-0ubuntu0.20.04.1, focal): NVIDIA driver metapackage. In component restricted, is optional. Built by nvidia-graphics-drivers-470. Size 438 kB / 1,539 kB. (Only available for amd64.) [14:19] leftyfb: should i try apt instead? [14:20] apt is able to install it [14:21] Hi all I'm getting `E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)` [14:21] when trying to `remove --purge` some package [14:21] stuff like `rm: cannot remove '/etc/vmware/license*': No such file or directory` [14:21] Minvera: can you !paste the whole apt output of what you're doing please? [14:23] https://hastebin.com/share/iwumaxonep.vbnet [14:24] something went wrong there Minvera [14:24] can i manually remove the files and package? [14:24] i ean with your paste [14:24] *mean [14:30] Got it working [14:31] user:~$ sudo mv /var/lib/dpkg/info/vmware* /tmp [14:43] hello, how do I restart the openvpn server process on Ubuntu? Is it "sudo systemctl restart openvpn@MYSERVERNAME.service"? [14:53] Roey, i would just do sudo systemctl restart openvpn [14:53] ok thanks [14:54] Minvera: ok, thanks; it's just hanging there [14:54] is it supposed to do that? [14:54] oh nevermind [14:54] it just returned, with an error [14:54] Roey, journalctl -u openvpn [14:57] Minvera: I got it [14:58] Minvera: I basically had to do sudo systemctl restart openvpn@server.service [14:58] since my openvpn conf file is called server.conf [14:58] leftyfb: apt was able to install the nvidia-driver-470 and it works [14:59] leftyfb: thanks [15:02] leftyfb: i have the gtx 660ti and nvidia said v470 is for that card === JanC is now known as Guest6136 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [16:07] please can someone assit if they can. I am looking for a Microsoft Teams Client for Ubuntu 22.04 [16:08] vershan: I don't think there is one. Use the web client [16:09] @leftyfb, thanks, I will use the web client thanks [16:09] hey there - using Lunar Lobster and Ubuntu MATE flavor. I decided to install ubuntu-gnome-desktop via apt. It seemed to go as normal, but has frozen at Processing triggers for libc-bin (2.37-0ubuntu2) ... [16:10] If i interrupt this. will it break my system - as that seems a prety important component [16:13] here's the console output pastebin https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/KK4M5PcvVr/ The 'Possible missing firmware' message is normal - i always get that as i'm using an AMD APU [16:17] oh never mind - it actually finished processing it and returned to the console prompt - i'm a doofus - sorry === strive1 is now known as strive === 073AAK9LE is now known as oac [17:03] hi! is there a commandline tool to prevent ubuntu from turning off display, i'm booting on a live usb. from gui settings i have put screen blank to never, and tried 'gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.session idle-delay 0' but neither do help with it. [17:07] the display's turned off after about 15 seconds. === pah is now known as pa [17:14] tripp4h: Nothing you mentioned have worked for me in the past (tech lords know I've tried countless times) so I just use caffeine. [17:19] strive: i'm trying out caffeine, thanks! [17:19] tripp4h: Sure thing :) [17:20] the screen wanted to go off hook but then caffeine prevented it! whee! [17:20] some of the windows were resized tho [17:33] oh lovely, it works! thanks again striv-! [17:58] jk === gricar is now known as tofohty [18:29] Hello! How do we report a bug in Ubuntu 23.04 ? [18:29] (regarding nautilus) [18:30] !bug | yes-ubuntu [18:30] yes-ubuntu: If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its official !flavors, please report it using the command « ubuntu-bug » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs. [18:32] leftyfb: thank you! [18:40] Here you go: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/2023912 :) (anyone experienced this before? can reproduce?) [18:40] -ubottu:#ubuntu- Launchpad bug 2023912 in nautilus (Ubuntu) "When deleting a file (or files) via hitting the DEL button in Nautilus, the files deleted are still present in the window" [Undecided, New] === EgonX_ is now known as EgonX [18:59] yes-ubuntu: I got the same earier today and was wondering whether my mind just made it up, since I couldn't reproduce it [18:59] I just created some test files and can sporadically reproduce it now [19:08] loose: cool, thank you! You may wish to add your note to the bug as well if you like. [19:11] ---... (full message at ) [19:11] I've added a screencast [19:14] oh, a long matrix question.. [19:16] maybe lvm or btrfs is a solution, clone your system as backup [19:34] Is there any reason to keep gnome-initial-setup and/or gnome-initial-setup-copy-worker as xdg autostart enabled applications post install or VM firstboot? [19:51] Re! A client of mine is interested in implementing MFA with Ubuntu. The docs I read _seem_ reasonable. I have quite a lot of Linux sysadmin experience, mainly for VPS with lots of domains. I'm trying to get a read on how long it might take to implement. [19:57] MaxRebo: there's a bunch of different tools that can provide different kinds of things; the google authenticator pam module is apparently pretty easy to use, there's loads of tutorials like https://www.linuxbabe.com/ubuntu/two-factor-authentication-ssh-key-ubuntu that look easy enough [19:57] MaxRebo: there's similar pam modules from yubico for yubikeys and duo for whatever it is duo sells, and they might even be completely interchangable [19:58] MaxRebo: if you're looking to set up some site-wide sso system with mfa support, that probably takes a bit more work [20:02] Thanks! A client reviewed MFA in Jan/Feb, and seemingly passed. Now their launch is next Thursday, and they are bringing up MFA now. Based on the tutorials and the Google authenticator I'm confident I could _do_ it, but the project is way too.... large, visible and important for me to risk learning on the fly. === VlA is now known as help === help is now known as V1A [20:58] hello, I'm going absolutely mad here [20:58] running lunar, want to set my wifi regulatory domain [20:59] all I can find on google is references to /etc/default/crda which has been deprecated and doesn't work [20:59] what is the ubuntu method of setting regulatory region information? === ord is now known as quem [21:27] hello, I replaced my motherboard, CPU, RAM, kept the same SDD, now when booting I'm getting error: https://bpa.st/R4UQ4 === czesmir_ is now known as czesmir === JanC is now known as Guest340 === JanC_ is now known as JanC === mitsubachi_ is now known as mitsubachi [21:54] also wanted to add it won't boot, I was able to access grub once and was able to boot into recovery with root access but now I can't even get to grub === ord is now known as quem [22:08] BinarySavior: do you have a live usb you can boot? [22:08] In XFCE for some reason when I select "Open Link" in terminal (running irssi) it opens the link in firefox. In "Default Applications" chrome is set as the default browser. Where's the terminal getting firefox?