deadrom | i need to be loged in?!! | 00:03 |
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deadrom | i give up, not my day | 00:03 |
jongsta | i want to add a shell user on an ubuntu system that won't have a password but will require an ssh keypair. i'd like to have this scripted so that it prompts for the pub key to be added and sets a home directory and shell to /bin/bash. anyone got a handy script for this? | 00:04 |
sarnold | deadrom: yikes that's an ugly trace, what'd you do to get that? | 00:05 |
sarnold | deadrom: yeah, there was enough spam and abuse on the pastebin that they closed it down enough that it's not really used much any more ;( I usually pipe things through | nc termbin.com 9999 but paste.debian.net is nice for browser use | 00:06 |
krzx_ | anyone else experiencing extreme lag with downloading updates from *.ubuntu.com | 00:07 |
krzx_ | Fetched 12.2 MB in 9min 37s (21.1 kB/s) | 00:08 |
deadrom | sarnold, if only I knew! that entire system is behaving erratic since today. worked peachy for 3 days. today I set out to get the mobo nic working, even with everything unapplied even the live usb systems are now acting up. I have *one* suspicion, that's my somewhat ugly usb-keyb/mouse switching between my computers | 00:09 |
sarnold | krzx_: *ouch*. I just got 26.2 MB/s from 91.189.91.39 | 00:09 |
deadrom | but now have an old trusty keaboard and mouse on a usb2 hub directly on the macine, still weird things happen | 00:10 |
deadrom | especially when I rmmod r8169 | 00:10 |
krzx_ | security.ubuntu.com and archive.ubuntu.com ipv6 | 00:10 |
sarnold | deadrom: maybe run memtest86 over night? | 00:10 |
bumblefuzz | Does anyone know of an open source USB-over-Ethernet application? | 00:10 |
krzx_ | brb\ | 00:11 |
deadrom | I gave it half an hour earlier, that was fine. and 20.04 live is better than 22.04 live | 00:11 |
bumblefuzz | the bitrate should be doable | 00:11 |
deadrom | yes, i know memtest need slonger | 00:11 |
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tomreyn | jongsta: adduser and ssh-copy-id | 00:12 |
jongsta | tomreyn: i know the general commands, i was hoping someone had a script ready to go | 00:12 |
tomreyn | ah, not I. but it should not take a lot more than that. | 00:15 |
jongsta | chatgpt helped me out, thanks :) | 00:30 |
sarnold | neat :) | 00:31 |
deadrom | "A stop job is running for Session cs of user deadrom (1min 25 sec / ).... is there any way to make it tell me what the job is about? I can never figur ewhat's hogging the system for 90sec there | 00:34 |
deadrom | leftyfb, boot-repair really did it at a mouse click. nice. thanks for the hint. | 00:35 |
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deadrom | the machine got more stable now that I blacklisted r8169 and run on a usb-gbe-adapter | 00:54 |
deadrom | which adds up: I used that adapter before as for reasons beyond me the r8169 module was not loaded when switchign hardware. I then went for r8168-dkms at a hint off the web, then learned the dkms module wasnt required anymore and uninstalled, enabled r8169 | 00:57 |
deadrom | sarnold: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1411950/xubuntu-22-04-keeps-crashing-after-multiple-fresh-installs/1472702 | 01:07 |
deadrom | I bet dollars to donuts that nic is the issue | 01:07 |
deadrom | gtg | 01:08 |
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Guest10 | how can i access usr/local directory in GUI mode? | 06:05 |
Aavar | Guest10: what is the issue you are facing? | 06:15 |
Guest10 | can not link opencv and cpp | 06:17 |
Guest10 | having two folders opencv2 and opencv4 in include root | 06:17 |
Guest10 | so I need to copy one contains to other | 06:17 |
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guiverc | Guest10, usr/local is a relative directory; however /usr/local/ may require elevated permissions to write changes into.. thus you may need to elevate app's privileges. I just tested & i can with my DE/release... but normally I'd just do it at terminal | 06:25 |
Guest10 | i move filed, but still not linke | 06:27 |
Guest10 | d | 06:27 |
Guest10 | can someone help? | 06:32 |
guiverc | I don't understand your issues Guest10 ; you've given no OS/release nor desktop details.. mentioned a relative directory (ie. /usr/ and usr/ are very different).. but it'll be harder if you're using a release using *snap* packages or Core (where all ares run confined) | 06:35 |
Aavar | Guest10: what are you trying to do exactly? | 06:35 |
Aavar | Are you following a guide? | 06:35 |
Guest10 | Yes, I did it so many times, but now I could not Link Cpp, Opencv in Ubuntu 20 | 06:40 |
Guest10 | just purged everything and need to reinstall | 06:41 |
Guest10 | cpp, opencv, ubuntu, Qt 6 environment | 06:41 |
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amcsi | help, there were some messed up updates, and now my Xubuntu 22.04 can't see my Ethernet or Wifi device, and I'm stuck without internet or any networking. How can I reset my network stuff? | 08:59 |
amcsi | my touchpad also stopped working btw, but I'll worry about that later | 09:00 |
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jeremy31 | amcsi: boot into older kernel and try to install updates again | 10:14 |
amcsi | jeremy31, thanks. I actually got that suggested to me by ChatGPT and that did work :D | 10:41 |
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danieli | Hello. I am having some issues with Focal installs, it appears that /usr/share/debootstrap/scripts/focal (presumably from debootstrap-udeb) is missing rather than being a symlink to 'gutsy' in the same directory. Is this a known issue, and is there a good way to figure out what happened to the package? | 14:18 |
danieli | I am highly familiar with Debian but not quite as much with Ubuntu, so I figured I would ask here before digging around in the package archives. | 14:19 |
danieli | someone *just* posted https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debootstrap/+bug/2024200 so I will follow that one up | 14:48 |
-ubottu:#ubuntu- Launchpad bug 2024200 in debootstrap (Ubuntu) "[debootstrap] /usr/share/debootstrap/scripts/focal missing" [Undecided, New] | 14:48 | |
ogra | danieli, ubuntu only uses /usr/share/debootstrap/scripts/gutsy anyway ... all others are just symlinks to gutsy ... yu should be able to just add that symlink yourself ... also note that ubuntu does not use debian-installer anymore so there are no udebs anywhere | 14:57 |
danieli | ogra: indeed, but my org is in a specific use case stuck to using Ubuntu 20 due to it supporting the old Debian installer, which is where this issue is applicable | 14:59 |
jensen | what's the rationale behind switching to Power Profiles Daemon? Disabling turbo seems a little controversional and seems like the venerable TLP is way more comprehensive | 16:27 |
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deadrom | hi | 16:39 |
deadrom | I keep moving in circles trying to report a bug. I'm logged into launchpad but nowhere got an actual report function. where is it? ubuntu-bug blabbs out way too much information about my system | 16:40 |
CumbaLit | Hi, is Ubuntu Desktop available on arm64? | 16:41 |
deadrom | CumbaLit: arm64 is supported, depending on your platform you may need a vendor specific image, say raspi4, odroid | 16:42 |
deadrom | otherwise: https://ubuntu.com/download/server/arm | 16:43 |
deadrom | ah, server image, my fault. | 16:43 |
CumbaLit | deadrom ha, I was about to say :) | 16:45 |
deadrom | from there you can install desktop environments of course, but it all depends if you have supported graphics hardware. | 16:46 |
deadrom | https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/jammy/daily-live/current/ | 16:46 |
deadrom | these are not officially supported from what I gather. what platform do you use? | 16:46 |
oerheks | with apport-cli PACKAGENAME one gets the chance not to send, but send later. so you have control about the info collected https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/reporting-bugs-in-ubuntu-server/11508 | 16:46 |
CumbaLit | deadrom trying to run a vm with an m2 chip on my mac. I was hoping for an easy install don't feel like tinkering with much to get it working | 16:51 |
deadrom | CumbaLit: an arm64 vm on an m2 host? | 16:52 |
CumbaLit | deadrom that's right | 16:53 |
deadrom | sounds like a qemu job. but if you are out for a foreign platform anyway, why not run an x64 vm? | 16:54 |
CumbaLit | deadrom I could but I want to run it on my mac and will not let me run x64 vms because of the m2 chip arch | 16:59 |
deadrom | "ARM based", no idea how arm M2 actually is. is it arm64 compat? | 16:59 |
deadrom | CumbaLit: have you tried VirtualBox? the 7 series have Mx support, but still in the early stage | 17:00 |
CumbaLit | deadrom yes it is, not a chip expert but as far as I know is fully backwards compatible with added proprietary instruction sets for apple stuff like neural engine etc. | 17:01 |
CumbaLit | deadrom I haven't, I'm on VMware Fusion 13 which is the latest and will not boot with an x64 iso. Just errors out telling me I have to use an arm ISO | 17:03 |
deadrom | guess the arm64.isos from the unsupported builds are your best shot. that or a dedicated machine :) | 17:04 |
oerheks | arm server as a start, and choose your de | 17:04 |
oerheks | how hard can that be? | 17:04 |
deadrom | depending on gpu support up to impossible. worth a shot though | 17:05 |
oerheks | “Developer preview for macOS / Arm64 (M1/M2) hosts” https://osxdaily.com/2022/10/22/you-can-now-run-virtualbox-on-apple-silicon-m1-m2/ | 17:07 |
deadrom | gettign nowhere with the bug report. apport writes the tmp file, then exits. ok, then not. | 17:11 |
donofrio | What is the commandline (text only) installer script called for 23.10 (mantic?) | 17:14 |
donofrio | or is mantic 23.04? | 17:14 |
Guest94 | Hello | 17:58 |
Guest94 | Hello | 18:07 |
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Emerald898812 | hey | 18:19 |
Emerald898812 | Do you guys think Mullvad is a good VPN? | 18:20 |
Emerald898812 | Ive heard it had a lot of connection/re-connection bugs | 18:20 |
Emerald898812 | Hello | 18:27 |
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leftyfb | Emerald898812: this is an Ubuntu support channel. Please /join #ubuntu-offtopic if you'd like opinions on 3rd party services | 18:29 |
amcsi | help, in my Xubuntu when booting all the title bars are missing. How best to fix? | 18:50 |
jhutchins | amcsi: Which release? Do you mean the title bars for the application windows, or in a specific app? | 18:55 |
jhutchins | amcsi: Also, what do you mean by "when booting". | 18:55 |
oerheks | problem solved, probably | 19:03 |
amcsi | jhutchins, 22.04 | 19:06 |
amcsi | jhutchins, application windows, all of them | 19:06 |
amcsi | never mind the on booting part | 19:07 |
amcsi | I just mean the issue persists even when restarting | 19:07 |
amcsi | also the desktop items seem to be missing | 19:09 |
amcsi | here is an example of how windows look: https://imgur.com/a/zEiHUCs | 19:10 |
JanC | looks like the window manager is missing or crashed | 19:11 |
amcsi | could be | 19:12 |
oerheks | maybe this helps, reset panel config, https://askubuntu.com/questions/1417774/problems-with-panel-in-xubuntu-22-04 | 19:12 |
amcsi | thanks, I've run those commands and now I'm restarting | 19:16 |
amcsi | sadly it didn't help | 19:16 |
amcsi | but it did reset my xfce configuration | 19:16 |
amcsi | any way to uninstall and reinstall xfce perhaps? | 19:20 |
amcsi | maybe apt uninstall then reinstall xubuntu-desktop? | 19:23 |
amcsi | wow, removing xubuntu-desktop, purging, doing autoremove, then reinstalling xubuntu-desktop achieved nothing at all | 19:26 |
amcsi | after a reboot I still see the exact same problem | 19:26 |
rbox | why would removing files and adding the exact same files back change anything | 19:27 |
leftyfb | amcsi: create a new user and login as that new user. That will give us some more info | 19:27 |
amcsi | don't know, maybe it would have removed some botched config files along the way | 19:27 |
amcsi | leftyfb, good idea | 19:27 |
amcsi | I already had another user actually... | 19:29 |
amcsi | and wow, the other user works perfectly! | 19:29 |
amcsi | so it must be a home/config issue, huh? | 19:30 |
leftyfb | yep | 19:30 |
amcsi | this is helpful. any ideas on which configuration I should probably remove? | 19:31 |
leftyfb | I'm not familiar with xcfe and where it stores it's configurations | 19:32 |
xangua | amcsi What happens when you run?: xfwm4 --replace | 19:39 |
amcsi | lemme see | 19:40 |
amcsi | xangua, wow, that worked too. and no restart was needed | 19:42 |
amcsi | now I'll try rebooting again to see if the fix gets persisted | 19:42 |
xangua | amcsi: check that xfwm is enabled in: xfce settings>session>startup | 19:43 |
amcsi | after rebooting it doesn't work anymore again | 19:44 |
xangua | ^ | 19:44 |
krytarik | amcsi: Try running "rm -rf ~/.cache/sessions/*" to clear any saved (and faulty) sessions and relog in. | 19:46 |
amcsi | xangua, can't find that :/ | 19:46 |
amcsi | krytarik, I'll try that in the meantime | 19:46 |
amcsi | krytarik, that worked :o | 19:50 |
amcsi | thank you so much, all of you! | 19:50 |
krytarik | \o/ | 19:51 |
goddard | steam refuses to show itself | 19:56 |
goddard | so annoying | 19:57 |
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howarth_ | If linux-signatures-nvidia-6.2.0-23-generic contains nvidia-530 sigs, shouldn't it eliminate the need for 'sudo apt-get install nvidia-driver-530' to pull in a dkms dependency? | 20:01 |
howarth_ | I have secure boot enabled | 20:01 |
leftyfb | howarth_: if you disable secure boot you'll have less issues and zero downside | 20:02 |
rbox | well, install that package, then try to install the other pacakge, and see what happens | 20:02 |
howarth_ | I have linux-signatures-nvidia-6.2.0-23-generic installed and it doesn't seem to do what is should when you attempt to install nvidia-driver-530 regarding signed kernel modules | 20:03 |
rbox | what do you think it should be doing | 20:05 |
howarth_ | It shouldn't be trying to install dkms | 20:06 |
howarth_ | that only happens when the sigs aren't recognized by the installation process | 20:06 |
howarth_ | and requires you to locally sign the kernel modules at a bios level | 20:07 |
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goddard | i might have to nuke this install just because steam refuses to show itself | 20:59 |
goddard | which seems insane | 21:00 |
rbox | dang | 21:00 |
goddard | moved all the config folders purged and installed various versions from different locations and still the window doesn't display | 21:02 |
goddard | tried wayland and x | 21:02 |
rbox | did yo ucreate a new user? | 21:02 |
tweak | hello. I have an emerald theme I would like to convert over to gtk. is there a program that exists to aid in the creation of gtk window themes? | 21:02 |
goddard | haven't tried that one yet | 21:03 |
goddard | might as well | 21:03 |
tweak | i tried installing a metacity / gtk theme from the appearance installer, but it does not show up as being selectable though i confirmed the files are in place | 21:05 |
goddard | did you use sudo or something? | 21:06 |
goddard | like does your user own the files? | 21:06 |
tweak | it's been installed into the ~./themes directory with other ones installed the same way, that are selectable | 21:08 |
RickyRat5005 | I'm back... Multiple lockups today sadly. Not sure if they are related to this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/2022864 | 21:13 |
-ubottu:#ubuntu- Launchpad bug 2022864 in Ubuntu "Xorg freeze" [Undecided, Incomplete] | 21:13 | |
subdue | While the issue is fixed, try to roll back on a stable version for your hardware or another distrib that don't have this issue, and maybe wayland would work better. | 21:17 |
RickyRat5005 | And Wayland is okay with NVIDIA? | 21:18 |
jhutchins | !info chrony | 21:21 |
ubottu | chrony (4.3-1ubuntu4, lunar): Versatile implementation of the Network Time Protocol. In component main, is extra. Built by chrony. Size 297 kB / 610 kB. (Only available for linux-any.) | 21:21 |
tomreyn | RickyRat5005: so those 'lockups' you're discussing, they're about the graphics freezing, or the entire system? you can tell the difference by e.g. switching to a tty with a keyboard shortcut (such as ctrl-alt-F3) and pressing ctrl-alt-del there. if the system then reboots cleanly (give it a minute or two) then this was 'just' a graphics driver issue. | 21:25 |
tomreyn | another way you can test, but worse, since it doesn't allow for a clean shutdown, is: | 21:25 |
tomreyn | !sysrq | 21:26 |
ubottu | In an emergency, you may be able to shutdown cleanly and reboot by holding down Alt+PrintScreen and typing slowly, in succession, S, U and B. For an explanation, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key | 21:26 |
RickyRat5005 | Seems like the whole system, I can't even ssh in from another machine when it locks up. | 21:26 |
tomreyn | these are handled by the kernel, so if they still succeed it means the kernel still works | 21:26 |
RickyRat5005 | I wanted to ssh in to see what is going on. | 21:26 |
tomreyn | the first approach requires both kernel and userspace to still work | 21:26 |
RickyRat5005 | Ok, I will try that. | 21:27 |
tomreyn | if you can reboot using one of these methods, there's a better chance to actually catch the root cause on your logs, too, which did not succeed so far | 21:28 |
RickyRat5005 | Gotcha. | 21:29 |
RickyRat5005 | Am I having so many problems because I am not using LTS or because I am using NVIDIA? I love linux but honestly (Sadly) have less problems when running Windows. | 21:30 |
RickyRat5005 | And I don't really want to go back to Windows. | 21:30 |
jhutchins | RickyRat5005: Remember the hardware companies build for Windows, not for Linux. That the hardware works in linux is entirely secondary, and often nothing to do with the vendor. | 21:32 |
tomreyn | i guess we haven't yet learnt what is happening exactly (user space, kernel, graphics driver failing) nor what is causing it, so it's hard to tell so far. | 21:32 |
RickyRat5005 | ok, thanks. | 21:33 |
tomreyn | did you already do sudo apt install --reinstall ubuntu-session as recommended in bug 1717878 | 21:33 |
-ubottu:#ubuntu- Bug 1717878 in gdm3 (Ubuntu) "gdm3/gdm-session-worker crashed with SIGTRAP logging 'GdmSession: no session desktop files installed, aborting...' from get_fallback_session_name from get_default_session_name from get_session_name from get_session_filename from gdm_session_is_wayland_session" [Medium, Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1717878 | 21:33 | |
tomreyn | ah yes you wrote that you did | 21:34 |
tomreyn | why do you boot with nomodeset? | 21:34 |
tomreyn | and text | 21:35 |
RickyRat5005 | I have problems booting without nomodeset | 21:36 |
RickyRat5005 | It locks up. | 21:37 |
RickyRat5005 | And text so that I can see if there are errors | 21:37 |
tomreyn | is 530 the recommended nvidia driver series for your graphics card, though? | 21:39 |
oerheks | Quadro T1000 Mobile ? | 21:42 |
tomreyn | apparently so | 21:42 |
tomreyn | TU117GL-A -> "nvidia quadro T1000" | 21:43 |
tomreyn | https://psref.lenovo.com/Detail/ThinkStation/ThinkStation_P350_Tiny?M=30EF004VUS says so, too | 21:43 |
RickyRat5005 | I tried 535 but stayed at 530 to see if that would help. | 21:47 |
oerheks | new 535 published a few hours ago https://launchpad.net/~graphics-drivers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa | 21:48 |
oerheks | https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/205464/en-us/ | 21:49 |
tomreyn | well, first of all try to get a better understanding of what fails at all | 21:54 |
tomreyn | at this point, it could also be a hardware issue | 21:55 |
RickyRat5005 | I thought that to, I have run hardware diags and I put Windows on it for over a month and it never locks up on Windows... | 21:56 |
RickyRat5005 | up to date on Firmware... | 21:56 |
tomreyn | i see | 21:57 |
RickyRat5005 | Yeah, it's bizarre. | 21:57 |
ai_ | been a long time | 22:33 |
ai_ | t | 22:40 |
sarnold | wb | 22:40 |
ai_ | hey | 22:40 |
ai_ | wb all | 22:48 |
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