=== poorboy_ is now known as poorboy [00:20] leftyfb: yeah pushover is VERY cool - dunno why i never seen it before [00:27] leftyfb: I set it up like this [00:27] https://pastebin.com/0tVBzr4c [00:28] the pushover.sh works [00:28] but if I stop the service I want to monitor I get no message [00:29] you need the full path to your binary [00:31] sorry which file? [00:31] i put the pushover.sh in /lib/systemd/system [00:31] pushover.sh [00:31] don't [00:31] where should it be filed then? [00:31] scripts don't belong there [00:31] home folder? [00:32] it can be in a home directory or maybe /usr/local/bin. [00:32] the latter is probably the most sensible [00:32] as for monitoring systemd services, that's what nagios is for [00:32] or icinga [00:33] or uptime kuma [00:33] there's lots of tools you can use [00:33] I would incorporate pushover into your script as needed and into whatever monitoring service you choose [00:34] there's also email [00:34] https://pastebin.com/Qfg78VZe [00:35] hmm, stopping the monitored service I am not getting an alter [00:35] alert [00:35] pushover.sh works [00:36] does the monitored service stopping for any reason (stop vs failure) trigger the OnFailure service to run the script? [03:16] having sh script, want to put it to favorites line, is it possible? [03:48] to favorites line,?? [03:52] favorite-apps [03:56] https://askubuntu.com/questions/981316/arranging-my-applications-by-type-on-ubuntu-with-gnome-shell that section does not exist, see the groups here [03:56] maybe that manager example still works === shokohsc51081 is now known as shokohsc5108 [04:42] I have frequent power cuts in my house, and the computer turns off with ubuntu running. Am i hurting the disk too much ? I genrally run only firefox and terminal [04:42] I might invest in a UPS then... but how stable and reliant is the ubuntu FS ? [04:42] specially during sudden power cuts ? [04:43] well its not good [04:44] will it kill the hard disk ? [04:45] if your'e worried about hardawre issues, thats nothing todo with ubuntu [04:45] ubuntu has a 100 GB partition on it, rest windows [04:45] okay lets move to #hardware [04:53] please, advise on my case [04:53] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1482964/put-sh-script-to-favorites [04:54] also, is there a way to send to kitty some args? [04:55] stolen: SSDs tolerate power cuts better than spinning HDDs. Generally I'd say there are no big differences between different file systems in practice when it comes to power cuts. [04:57] stolen: If you have frequent power cuts you might also suffer from AC browning. An UPS is a shield against that too. [04:59] Hello, I needs some help with Ubuntu Server. Anyone might be able to assist? [04:59] It's probably really easy. I'm quite noob at linux [05:00] I've download the bytecoin daemons for mining on my Ubuntu Server, and unzipped the files. It shows in the directory that I have bytecoind and minerd and walletd but I don't know how to open those to get them to run [05:17] jeff_: Not an Ubuntu related issue, really. [05:20] Well, it's ubuntu server, and I don't know how to use it. I'm basically asking, how do I execute bytecoind. Chatgpt told me.... [05:20] I'm downloading the blockchain now I think [05:21] jeff_ how did you find libera chat? [05:21] ./bytecoind [05:21] what? [05:21] you think I know what it is? [05:22] Yakov, I have hexchat installed. It was a channel in the hexchat list called Ubuntu Server. Since I'm trying to use Ubuntu Server to do this project I thought people here might be helpful [05:24] jeff_: This channel is for Ubuntu support. That means support for sw distributed in Ubuntu repositories, not general support with all sw. Hopefully you'll get some assistance. [05:30] I need to make something like my ubuntu build, which can install some basic software and make some folders, what I'm I looking for? [05:41] Whats everyones favourite monitoring agent - that will send alerts when a service fails etc [05:48] ubuntu motion detector [05:48] what i happening [06:04] Artist_: webcams? [06:04] not yet [06:05] Ali_nz: Do you monitor only services or processes of one computer or processes in other computers, disk arrays etc. too? [06:07] just services [06:10] Ali_nz: How about this: https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/logging-monitoring-alerting [07:24] for my buddies "helpers" on ubuntu - I took notes - the other day - here is what I found. [07:25] anyone got a hack on sharing screen in Discord with Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS using Waylander WM? [07:25] I was able to get it to work with launching Discord as a client in Chrome [07:25] any other work around? [07:25] erickson services - banking cable.I connected. data services / who is controlling communications - erickson / main controller of communications / mainly cell phones / fcc is the header / erickson funds terrorism. erickson is connected to every cell phone contractor / erickson based in sweden. [07:26] end. [07:27] have a good day. [09:23] I hear cracking sounds from laptop speakers, I can't figure out alsamixer. What should start looking for to fix this issue. The overall sound isn't good either, and its quite low === gigga is now known as goku === goku is now known as gokau [09:37] i'm trying to do an encrypted LVM install on a drive other than the one that the graphical installer identifies as the default/preferred one [09:38] i manually created a GPT partition table on the drive, an ext4 /boot and a LUKS containing an LVM [09:38] and then i went through the graphical installer, which apparently installed an ubuntu system inside the LVM [09:39] but the resulting system is unbootable; it hangs with a final message of "attached SCSI disk" without proceeding to a LUKS prompt to unlock the encrypted partition [09:40] joseph1 must be angloamerican as he/she cannot spell Ericsson correctly. :P [10:12] Hi. I'm trying to build wine 2.0 on Ubuntu xenial. I am on 22.04. I setup a chroot for 16.04. I'm trying to get source packages but it keeps failing [10:12] deb-src http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports xenial main contrib non-free <- is the line I'm using [10:25] mzoku - restart the pid - I get this sometimes, but... I've never found out why, this is how I fix it. === docmax is now known as Guest3498 === docmax_ is now known as docmax === TomTom_ is now known as TomTom [10:57] I'm now trying to build wine6 (I needed to patch a socket function) in sock.c, and building wine 6 from source on ubuntu 22.04 gives /usr/bin/x86_64-w64-mingw32-dlltool: dlls/winmm/libwinmm.delay.a: error reading winmm_dll_t.o: No such file or directory [10:57] winebuild: /usr/bin/x86_64-w64-mingw32-dlltool failed with status 1 [11:04] i installed mingw-264 packages and that solved [11:04] now I get this: /usr/bin/x86_64-w64-mingw32-dlltool: dlls/rpcrt4/librpcrt4.delay.a: error reading rpcrt4_dll_t.o: No such file or directory [11:05] $ sudo apt-file search rpcrt4_dll_t.o returns nothing === JanC_ is now known as JanC === ord is now known as quem === Szadek47 is now known as Szadek4 === Vercas2 is now known as Vercas [13:18] E: Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jammy/main/binary-arm64/Packages 404 Not Found [IP: 2620:2d:4000:1::16 80] [13:18] I keep getting this error in apt [13:29] OpenSource: can sudo apt update fix anything? [13:31] OpenSource: there are some reports on https://status.canonical.com/ but targets ubuntu forums seems like it [13:32] repos look fine [13:37] It's an arch issue [13:37] I think [13:38] Linux server3 5.15.0-1040-oracle #46-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jul 14 21:47:21 UTC 2023 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux [13:38] Here's my kernel line [13:38] aarch64 [13:38] However, it wants to get from arm64 [13:38] # dpkg --remove-architecture arm64 [13:38] dpkg: warning: cannot remove non-foreign architecture 'arm64' [13:39] # dpkg --print-architecture [13:39] arm64 [13:39] I don't understand what's going on [13:40] OpenSource: your other repos still work fine? [13:40] I have no idea [13:40] sudo apt update to see? [13:40] Yeah I just told you that [13:40] I can't update. [13:40] It fails. [13:40] OpenSource: arm64 binaries aren't really all that compatible with aarch64 [13:40] https://bpa.st/AZDA [13:41] Why is the system having arm64 when the kernel and cpu are aarch64 [13:41] It's an oracle free tier server [13:41] not amd64, not arm64, but aarch64 [13:41] OpenSource: contact Oracle [13:42] What do you mean? [13:42] Why would they know about ubuntu stuff? [13:42] OpenSource: because they are the hosting provider who created the custom images for their commercial services [13:43] # dpkg --add-architecture aarch64 [13:43] pkg-config-dpkghook: warning: Architecture aarch64 not defined in architecture tables, ignored [13:43] Oh [13:43] Really. [13:43] Well I'm not able to update the system or anything. [13:44] Could this only for me or for every oracle user? [13:44] OpenSource: contact your hosting provider for support with their custom images [13:44] What do you mean custom images? [13:44] Is this not ubuntu? [13:45] my experience with Oracle hosting is no, they are not stock ubuntu images. [13:45] The distro is Ubuntu. I'm merely trying to discuss what could possibly be the problem [13:45] I might have screwed in past and installed arm64 arch or something [13:45] Coudl that have been possible? [13:45] How do we know for certain that oracle is at fault [13:46] I mean it's easier to pass the buck I suppose. [13:46] weak trolling [13:46] OpenSource: you contact Oracle. Or try setting up a new VM/VPS and see if you have the same issue [13:46] kaleido: can we help you with something? [13:47] just commenting on an observation [13:47] OpenSource: you can create a support request even with the free tier account [13:48] akik that's not an option [13:48] OpenSource: why not? [13:48] leftyfb, is he talking about me trolling? I can only guess. === zer0bitz_ is now known as zer0bitz [13:48] akik, it's only free suppot for the first month [13:49] It's funny that douchey statements like 'weak trolling' are the actual trolling statements. Was there a need for it? Sigh. IRC. A window into a textbook display of psychiatric issues. Cheers. [13:49] lets not [13:49] OpenSource: you should have the ability to submit a support ticket [13:49] OpenSource: https://support.oracle.com/cloud/faces/index [13:50] I am quite sure they only provide support for the first month. They sent an email a few years ago saying free tier trial support has ended. [13:50] They don't do any more support tickets for free users unfrotunately. [13:50] Otherwise it would cost them too much. [13:52] OpenSource: i provisioned a rocky linux 8 vm there but i didn't mess with any architectures on it [13:52] I don't remember messing with architectures either. [13:52] 16:38 < OpenSource> # dpkg --remove-architecture arm64 [13:53] I jow tried and I can't [13:53] OpenSource: what's in your /etc/apt/sources.list or sources.list.d ? [13:54] deb https://atl.mirrors.clouvider.net/ubuntu/ jammy main restricted universe multiverse [13:54] This happens with any mirror. 404s [13:55] I mean I installed it from Oracle image and updated packages previously. Now I can't get away from this error. [13:55] I must have done something. [13:56] OpenSource: wget -6 http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jammy/main/binary-arm64/Packages [13:56] OpenSource: that fails for me too [13:56] HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 404 Not Found [13:56] 2023-08-20 16:56:05 ERROR 404: Not Found. [13:56] So why are packages missing? [13:57] nothing is missing [13:57] So what is going on? [13:57] the main repo's don't provide arm packages [13:57] the ports repo does [13:57] Oh. [13:57] I think originally I was on porta [13:57] I think I somehow changed my sources.list to a mirror [13:57] and hmm. [13:58] What's the address for ports url [13:58] I'll change it to that and hopefully the error should resolve [13:58] ports.ubuntu.com [14:00] deb https://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ jammy main restricted universe multiverse [14:00] Does this look ok? [14:00] is arm64 == aarch64 ? [14:00] I don't think so [14:00] I'm not sure [14:00] I have no idea what's goin gon [14:01] i think it's one of those ampere cpus [14:01] aarch64 [14:01] OpenSource: this is my vm Linux ak-oracle-vm1 4.18.0-477.15.1.el8_8.aarch64 #1 SMP Wed Jun 28 20:43:24 UTC 2023 aarch64 aarch64 aarch64 GNU/Linux [14:01] mine too [14:01] yes ampere vm [14:02] I changed it to that last apt line and I still have error [14:02] W: Failed to fetch https://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jammy/InRelease Could not connect to ports.ubuntu.com:443 (2620:2d:4000:1::19). - connect (111: Connection refused) Could not connect to ports.ubuntu.com:443 (185.125.190.36). - connect (111: Connection refused) Could not connect to ports.ubuntu.com:443 (2620:2d:4000:1::16). - connect (111: Connection refused) Could not connect to ports.ubuntu.com:443 (185.125.190.39). - connect (111: [14:02] Connection refused) [14:02] OpenSource: it doesn't work for me either [14:03] it's http, not https [14:04] deb http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ jammy main restricted universe multiverse [14:04] OpenSource: you'll get there! [14:04] is this good? [14:04] np, thank you [14:04] is this looking ok now? [14:04] I got errors again [14:05] Err:6 http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jammy Release [14:05] 404 Not Found [IP: 2620:2d:4000:1::16 80] [14:05] E: The repository 'http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jammy Release' does not have a Release file. [14:05] N: Updating from such a repository can't be done securely, and is therefore disabled by default. [14:06] OpenSource: http://ports.ubuntu.com/pool/ [14:07] https://gist.github.com/MayankFawkes/132b1396c4f18a96b14cc831f42cc838 [14:07] Now it's doing it. [14:07] it's /ubuntu-ports/ [14:07] not just /ubuntu/ [14:07] Well no [14:07] I still have errors. [14:07] I'll try pool [14:08] oh nm it says i386 is not found of course [14:08] come on [14:09] for x86 it's http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ [14:09] he's on arm :) [14:09] 584 sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 [14:09] I did this thinking I was on amd64 [14:09] my fault [14:10] yea oracle has x86 vms there too [14:10] you can add that to arm64 too :) [14:10] # dpkg --print-foreign-architectures [14:10] aarch64 [14:10] I have no idea why it's conmplkainign [14:10] here's the error [14:10] E: Failed to fetch http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports/dists/focal/main/binary-i386/Packages 404 Not Found [IP: 2620:2d:4000:1::19 80] [14:10] Err:13 http://ports.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-ports focal/main i386 Packages [14:10] 404 Not Found [IP: 2620:2d:4000:1::19 80] [14:10] Why this is showing up? [14:11] I thought I removed i386 [14:12] # dpkg --remove-architecture i386 [14:12] dpkg: warning: cannot remove non-foreign architecture 'i386' [14:12] did you check /etc/apt/sources.list & all *.list files under /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ [14:12] heh [14:13] are you sure you are working on an ARM machine? :) [14:13] lol [14:13] Sigh [14:13] sometimes happens that you start working in the wrong terminal or something [14:14] or shh in the wrong machine [14:14] I was under the impression this was amd64 cpu, so I added i386 and then I realized it isn't. [14:14] That's all. [14:14] I also changed my soruces list, which we just changed back [14:14] the onlyt hing left now, is fixing the stupid mistka eI did with adding i386 [14:14] please. [14:14] OpenSource: /etc/apt/sources.list and sources.list.d [14:15] OMG something happened. [14:15] I deleted some .distUpgrade files in sources.list.d [14:15] now it works...? [14:15] The following packages will be upgraded: [14:15] libssl1.1 linux-headers-oracle linux-image-oracle linux-oracle [14:16] Setting up libssl1.1:arm64 (1.1.1f-1ubuntu2.19) ... [14:16] apt done. [14:16] Hunh. [14:16] That was a weird ordeal. [14:16] Thank you everyone. [14:17] Yes, it's fine now. [14:18] Question, does anyone have experience with wine? [14:18] Not to drink, but to emulate windows [14:19] I'm on ubuntu 22.04. I did apt-get build-dep wine, then apt-get source wine; then edit server/sock.c with a patch we need for our wine build, then I dpkg-buildpackage -uc -us [14:19] It fails to build. [14:20] Even if I don't modify source, and just try to build from apt, still it fails. [14:20] Let me get the messages again hang on [14:20] OpenSource: install it from winehq [14:20] I was assuming if you get an ubuntu package source and use the ubuntu way to build the package, it should build. [14:21] dpkg-source: info: building wine in wine_6.0.3~repack-1.dsc [14:21] [14:21] Starts buliding, then it will fail. Watch [14:21] Give a while [14:21] OpenSource: install it from winehq [14:21] Why? [14:21] Why not use the ubuntu package? [14:21] OpenSource: you'll get much newer wine [14:22] I don't want or need a new wine [14:22] I need 5.0. Which I can't get on 22.04. So I have to make do with 6.0 [14:22] I actually need wine 2.0 [14:22] But I'm making do with a patch from 2.0 on 5/6 [14:22] Latest wine is too highly refactored to put the same patch in [14:22] the logic is too diffrent in sock.c for socket stuff [14:23] https://bpa.st/G26Q end of dpkg buildpackge log [14:23] I am trying to find exactly what is done when you setup and login into a mobile connection. I want to do the same steps from a command line. [14:26] So I setup a focal chroot as it has wine 5 [14:26] I patched it [14:26] I build it in a chroot [14:26] I installed it [14:27] OpenSource: why do you need wine on a remote oracle instance? [14:27] OpenSource: the channel is not your blog btw [14:27] root@server3:~/d2gs/D2GS-110# wine reg import d2gs.reg [14:27] it looks like wine32 is missing, you should install it. [14:27] leftyfb, to run a Diablo 2 gaming server which is only windows. [14:28] :/ [14:28] The PVPGN d2gs server [14:28] Yeah. [14:28] :/ [14:28] Sigh. It's been a hassle alright. [14:28] akik, I'm not blogging. I'm relaying information about a problem I'm having with wine [14:29] OpenSource: you could create a report about that socket thing you mentioned so it'll be included in wine [14:29] it is complaining about 32 bit [14:29] It's been done before by others in the community [14:29] I'm not the first one. Hence the patch [14:29] good luck [14:29] thank you [14:29] I certainly need it. [14:30] if I could get my hands on ubuntu 16, all problems would be okay. But it's gone now. [14:30] I need an old distro with wine 2 and I'm solid. [14:30] Any ideas? [14:31] Any way to get ubuntu 16 with all the packages/sources?, then use that to setup a 16 chroot? [14:31] !discuss | OpenSource: let us know if you need any further help with supported releases of ubuntu. Otherwise, [14:31] OpenSource: let us know if you need any further help with supported releases of ubuntu. Otherwise,: Want to talk about Ubuntu, but don't have a support question? /join #ubuntu-discuss for non-support Ubuntu discussion, or try #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat. Thanks! [14:31] yes [14:31] I am asking for further help [14:31] I'm actualyl asking a lot of help so it seems I'm over activ ein talking [14:31] just relax. [14:31] how do you get ubuntu 16? [14:31] OpenSource: Ubuntu 16.04 is EOL and not supported here [14:31] OpenSource: you can use docker to create an ubuntu 16.04 container image [14:32] I don't even need the repositories. Just need the full dvd or disc image [14:32] OpenSource: or debootstrap actually [14:32] oh [14:32] it still works for 16? [14:32] man [14:32] even 16 isn't suproted? [14:32] !yy.mm | OpenSource [14:32] OpenSource: Ubuntu version numbers are: YY.MM (YY=release year,MM=release month). Each year sees two releases, so just specifying YY is imprecise. See also https://www.ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle [14:32] wow I'm all kinds of out of luck [14:32] OpenSource: well the iso images are all there [14:32] OpenSource: Ubuntu 16.04 (no such thing as "16") is no longer supported [14:33] Im' using short hand so I dno't have to type a lot [14:33] I'm tired. [14:33] surely you understood wha tI meant. [14:33] OpenSource: also, if you type "download ubuntu 16.04" into google, it brings up exactly what you're looking for [14:33] yes, but how do yo use the dvd image iso image to install a chroot [14:33] I don't know how to do that [14:34] OpenSource: use debootstrap in it, then create a docker image from that [14:34] or lxd [14:34] instead of using http sources, how can you use debootstrap to use ISO as source [14:34] lxd will install 16.04 [14:34] those steps are ahead of where we are right now [14:34] OpenSource: https://docs.docker.com/build/building/base-images/ [14:34] !lxd | OpenSource [14:34] OpenSource: LXD is a tool for more easily managing !lxc containers. https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/lxd.html and https://linuxcontainers.org/ [14:34] vm or container or anything isn't the issue here [14:34] type fo container tech isn't the issue [14:35] is it possible in debootstrap to use iso as a souce? [14:35] OpenSource: i think docker is the simplest way to do it [14:36] so can debootrap do what I need or it can't? [14:36] lxd is not bad either [14:36] Would you know? [14:36] OpenSource: i pasted the url to the docker docu a minute ago [14:36] Guys. I'm asking a question about ubuntu and you're not answering. [14:36] IO'mnot asking for docker support [14:36] or lxd suport [14:36] I'm asking for ubuntu support [14:36] please focus. [14:36] wtf [14:37] OpenSource: good luck [14:37] OpenSource: i pasted the url to the docker docu a minute ago [14:37] OpenSource: did you even read it? [14:37] Guys. I am not interested in docker at moment. [14:37] Yes I did [14:37] Are you reading me? [14:37] I'm asking a question about debootstrap and you're talking to me about everything else but that [14:37] OpenSource: so you didn't read the page [14:38] OpenSource: $ sudo debootstrap focal focal > /dev/null [14:38] no I read your link that you pasted about lxd [14:38] OpenSource: i didn't [14:38] OpenSource: debootstrap is considered a very custom and advanced way of installing linux distributions. A bit beyond the scope of the support typically provided here. Feel free to ask for help with it in #linux [14:38] Oh so that's the issue [14:38] You guys don't wnat to provide free support advanced [14:38] heh the docu has TWO commands that you need to run [14:39] I must buy some ubuntu subscription [14:39] Sigh. [14:39] OpenSource: we are all volunteers [14:39] must be a lazy week [14:39] akik what are you on about [14:39] and I'm pretty sure Canonical, even with paid support isn't going to help you with debootstrap [14:39] OpenSource: the docu has TWO commands that you need to run [14:39] it's not a standard method of install [14:39] OpenSource: then you have a ubuntu 16.04 docker image [14:39] Sigh. [14:40] I'm asking about debootrap. Not docker. [14:40] I'm asking about A. you're tlkaing about Z. [14:40] OpenSource: READ THE PAGE [14:40] jesus [14:40] and i don't even believe in jesus [14:40] it's scrolled up too far now [14:40] please link it again [14:40] thank you [14:40] OpenSource: https://docs.docker.com/build/building/base-images/ [14:40] good luck [14:41] This is called talking in circles. [14:41] You could have simply answer my quetino with one sentence instead of beating around the bush [14:41] OpenSource: btw focal is 20.04 so adjust it [14:41] yea i just needed to say three times to read the page [14:42] So all you needed to say was, you can use debootstrap to fetch focal. [14:42] I don't need to build a docker image. [14:42] I just need debootsrap tog et focal. [14:42] That' sit. [14:42] I'll try that now. [14:42] You did confuse me with your indirect answers. [14:42] sorry not focal [14:42] but whatever is 16 [14:43] xenial [14:44] So are the repositories for xenial stil up? [14:44] debootstrap it fetching it apparently. [14:45] I'm confused. Is debootstrap is fetching it, does it mean the repos are still up but it's just out of date so not supproted? [14:45]