=== docmax is now known as Guest3338 === docmax_ is now known as docmax === docmax is now known as Guest1226 === docmax_ is now known as docmax === DaddiesHoneys is now known as DaddiesMoneys === chris14_ is now known as chris14 [02:52] So I'm trying to install ubunti on someones computere but the internal hard drive isn't detected bu the installer [02:53] Kubuntu actually [03:02] bray90820: I have seen that with some drives that were mounted to the motherboard [03:03] Yeah it's a laptop [03:03] How would I actually get it working tho [03:03] open a terminal check type lsblk [03:04] Then what? [03:05] I forgot how i did it but looking for a good guide what did lsblk show? I.E sda mk0 ect. [03:05] https://pastebin.com/raw/T6wT9vfm [03:05] bray90820, maybe go into the bios setup and make sure the disk controller is not set to some odd RAID mode? AHCI is what you want.. [03:07] Well... there seems to be no setting sof raid or AHCI or anything [03:07] I was thinking yesterday I could just change it but I can't [03:08] rfm: [03:11] bray90820: look for Intel Rapid Store Technology and disable it [03:12] Store/Storage [03:12] has anyone tried the tpm encryption in 23.10? Has it been reliable? I take it you can finally encrypt all your partitions and not need a password on bootup now === keypushe- is now known as keypusher [03:16] bray90820: installer did not show a sdb1 = 30GB that should be the internal ssd that you would want to install to [03:19] I have had issues not finding nvme drives but since lsblk is showing you it it should work === tofran0 is now known as tofran === keypushe- is now known as keypusher [03:51] toddc: So you don't know what the issue is? === keypushe- is now known as keypusher === JMichael1 is now known as JMichaelX === tomaw_ is now known as tomaw [07:49] Hi guys [07:51] hi [07:51] how are you [07:54] thank you very . good to see my linuxian friends [10:46] Hi all [10:47] need help with ubuntu and resolving domains with tld .local with my dns server [10:48] it seems not possibel to resolve .local domains with ubuntu [10:51] JokerShell: did you google "ubuntu mdns"? I hope you're using .local for link-local networking and not some made-up local TLD [10:52] hi CosmicDJ mdns seems not used for ubuntu 22.04 [10:53] we have some Windows AD Domais that ends to .local [10:53] if you really need to resolve .local via not mdns, you may need to change some settings [10:54] I googled and found out that .local is a dump idea for DNS names in Lunix environments [10:54] In WIndows thats no problem [10:56] is it possible to tell Ubuntu to use dns for .local domains? [10:57] some peaple seems to use it, but no config is working for ubuntu [10:58] Hi Habbie, i try to edit the hosts line in nsswitch. move dns before files. [10:58] not working [10:58] is mdns on that line? [10:58] you should not move dns before files [10:58] mdns is not installed [10:58] JokerShell: what's your dns resolver? systemd-resolved? [10:58] resolved might also be doing it, yes [10:59] if it does, it will show it near the top of 'resolvectl' output [11:00] I dont check DNS COnfig in Linux since its moved away from /etc/resolv.conf and Linux seems to uses to many dns resolve configs [11:01] I set my dns in the netplan config yaml [11:01] resolv.conf points to my loopback address [11:03] resolv.conf points to a stubfile under /run/systemd/resolve/stub-resolve.conf [11:36] Impossible to resolve .local domains via DNS server with Linux ... true? [11:36] not true [11:37] JokerShell: if you can't, that suggests your network is not configured correctly [11:37] gordonjcp, there is a previous conversation [11:37] JokerShell, please read all advice given earlier [11:39] JokerShell: https://brokkr.net/2022/07/03/switching-to-systemd-resolved-for-mdns/ here are some things you could try; no idea how your AD hosts are resolved though (could be mdns, could be llmnr, could be plain dns using the special .local tld) [11:40] @Habbie: Global resolve.conf mode = stub [11:41] no Protocols line between those two lines? [11:42] Protocols -LLMNR -mDNS -DNSOverTLS DNSSEC=no [11:42] ok, so mdns is off [11:47] ok but what tells me that. need i to install mdns to resolve .local hostnames? [11:56] JokerShell: does your router actually append ".local" to hostnames? [11:57] please one hint. iam sitting since 3hours to resolve this f******* dns hostname. [11:57] okay [11:57] start from the beginning [11:57] what is serving DNS, why do you think you have ".local" names anyway? [11:58] @ gordon: inmy lan the dns server will forward this names to the AD DNS server of the blabla.local domain, but the Linuxbox dont ask my DNS Server for .local domains [11:58] I have 2 AD Domains thats ends to .local [11:59] I can not tell this Linuxhost to use the given DNS server for .local name eg. server01.mydoamin.local [12:02] it should just pick that up by DHCP [12:02] if you set the address manually, you should set the DNS server to be the one that's, you know, your actual local DNS server [12:02] you don't need MDNS, that's not the same thing at all [12:03] no , nothing with dhcp. THe Linuxbox is configured static , working fine, but its impossible to resolve .local hostnames [12:04] i checkt with tcpdump ... every f****ing DNS Hostname is send to the DNS Server to resolve the IP address, but Hostnames ending with .local are not send to DNS server [12:04] JokerShell: I haven't read the full backlog, but I recently had a hell of a time getting a couple of ubuntu servers to resolve anything under .local. While using .local in DNS is a bad idea sometimes you just have to make stuff work regardless. I got it to work by adding the .local domain I had to resolve to the Domains= line in /etc/systemd/resolved.conf [12:05] when i use nslookup and set the server with "server IPFROMDNS" it can resolf. [12:06] it must be o OS "problem" why he dont ask the dns server when i whant to resolve a name ends with .local [12:07] .local is used for zeroconf by default in Linux [12:07] but i whant to change that. [12:07] JokerShell: step away for a cup of coffee for 5 mins and then come back and read my last message [12:07] My Box must use the DNS server for .local dns names [12:15] @Tykling i have Domains=doain1.local,domain2.local in /etc/systemd/resolve.conf after that netplan apply -> cant resolve .local names === pah is now known as pa [12:29] i deleted the symlink /etc/resolv.conf an create new to /run/systemd/resolve/resolv.conf instead of /run/systemd/resolve/stub-resolv.conf and now it works [12:29] now I reboot the box and cross fingers it will work after reboot the system [12:32] after reboot the box can resolve .local addresses [12:33] oh my god 4 hours to resolve a .local hostname in Linux. [12:41] JokerShell: well at least you know now that systemd-resolved doesn't resolve non-mdns .local domains by default... [12:55] Hi all [13:06] OK i build all back and get it working. [13:07] All what is to do , is to extend the line search in the netplan conf [13:07] Hi BluesKaj how can we help 🙃 [13:09] I thought search define only the seach domain for shortnames, but it will bring my linuxbox to use the dns server for the expected Domains like mydoamin.local [13:12] jailbreak, I'm here to help as well, if I can :-) [14:06] Hello. Anyone using liquorix? [14:06] we can only support ubuntu and its flavours here topolin_ [14:07] i know, but maybe someone is using it [14:07] !chat | topolin_ [14:07] topolin_: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [14:08] topolin_: install Ubuntu and we'll be happy to help you with any issues you have with ubuntu [14:08] it's a custom kernel leftyfb, not a distro [14:09] topolin_: ok, good luck [14:10] pretending it's a stock kernel problem.. why a kernel would freeze the system the moment i enter the password to decrypt LUKS partiotion in order to boot the system? [14:13] topolin_: as leftyfb said, the volunteers will be able to help you when you actualy install ubuntu [14:14] topolin_: sorry, we don't pretend here. We troubleshoot to the environment you are running. You are currently running an unsupported environment. Please seek support from liquorix [14:15] fabio@plumbus:~$ uname -a [14:15] Linux plumbus 6.5.0-10-generic #10-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Fri Oct 13 13:49:38 UTC 2023 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [14:15] topolin_: remove the "splash quiet" kernel command line options when booting and see if any messages on the console explain what's going on, [14:17] topolin_: how did you grab that info if your system freezes when trying to boot? [14:17] cause im on stock kernel now. [14:18] topolin_: ok, then there's no issue with stock [14:18] CosmicDJ, thanks i will try. Is system logging working since LUKS decrypt page? After grub selection, to be precise [14:18] no [14:19] since you haven't decrypted the "system" to log to [14:19] or from [14:19] topolin_: your issue is with the unsupported kernel. Don't use it [14:23] does ubuntu have a kernel designed for PCs with brand new hardware, like arch does or just the -generic one? [14:24] topolin_: does something not work with 6.5.0-10 or 6.5.0-14? [14:26] topolin_: 6.5 is pretty recent... [14:28] leftyfb: no, but i asked this because with liquorix (zen kernel on arch) i am able to run 5 ffmpeg conversion of 4k movies at once without even reaching 100% cpu usage. on stock kernel not only i reach 100% with like, 2 movies conversion, sometimes ffmpeg even segfault out of the blue. That's why i am asking if there's a "performance" kernel out [14:28] there supported by ubuntu. [14:28] not that I know of [14:35] topolin_: you could try the 6.6 kernel, but things like SecureBoot won't work https://9to5linux.com/you-can-now-install-linux-kernel-6-6-on-ubuntu-heres-how [14:36] CosmicDJ: topolin_: to be clear, packages from a PPA are also unsupported here [14:36] CosmicDJ, im on dual boot with windows, secureboot is disabled anyway [14:57] Hi there [14:58] is it possible to install the linux kernel 6.6 on ubuntu lts ? [14:59] !mainline | itai [14:59] itai: The kernel team supply continuous mainline kernel builds which can be useful for tracking down issues or testing recent changes in the Linux kernel. More information is available at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds [14:59] ubottu: thank you, I will have a look [15:03] Huh, this was discussed literally 30 minutes ago. :D [15:04] Kadigan: what's the output ? I can't access the conversation as I joined a few minutes ago. [15:05] itai: you CAN, actually: https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ [15:05] (this channel is public and logged) [15:06] see https://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2023/11/16/%23ubuntu.txt at mark [14:35] [15:07] thanks - that's a good point [15:08] By the way, that "this was discussed..." was a remark only, it wasn't meant to say "just check the public logs you muppet' :D [15:08] (I just realised it could've been interpreted as such) [15:09] no worries. I am aware that insalling the newsest kernel on lts may be tough [15:11] I honestly wouldn't tell you not to, you know? I mean, I'm on Debian oldstable (the reason I'm here is because I run Ubuntu in a VM on my Win box, and need some help sometimes), so I have no need to support the latest&greatest... but this is a *desktop* distribution, so I fully recognise that needs to test drive the cutting edge may arise and are completely normal. [15:11] yeah [15:11] I fully get it [15:12] At least nowadays you install Linux and it WORKS most of the time. Remember when having Intel iGPU support in *oldstable* was considered bleeding edge? xD [15:12] (back when the iGPUs in question were like 2-3y on the market... xD) [15:23] I have been trying to identify why my available memory is at 60% with only a shell open. I have 32 GB and top does not show any processes consuming significant memory. The available memory goes down the longer the system runs. Could a zombie process be responsible for this? [15:24] FKAShinobi: what's the output of "free -m" (run this in terminal and pastebin the output) [15:25] CosmicDJ: https://pastebin.com/y2bJCf5m [15:25] zombie processes don't leak memory btw [15:26] Just checking... [15:26] FKAShinobi: you have 12G RAM in used, that is used by applications; there's more than just a shell running on your machine [15:28] CosmicDJ: Fair enough, but after startup services should be allocated memory. It seems odd that a system that is mostly running idle is using more and more memory. Again, top shows no process that is consuming large amounts of memory. [15:30] FKAShinobi: pastebin ps -eo pid,ppid,cmd,comm,%mem,%cpu --sort=-%mem | head -10 [15:33] https://pastebin.com/D6zer4bg [15:33] CosmicDJ: ^^ [15:38] FKAShinobi: grep ^HugePages /proc/meminfo is the output not 0? [15:50] CosmicDJ: It's 0 for all fields [16:00] FKAShinobi: weird, how many procs/threads are running on your system? ps -eLf | wc -l [16:02] CosmicDJ: 1417 [16:06] FKAShinobi: sudo slabtop -s c -o | head -20 ? [16:09] CosmicDJ: https://pastebin.com/8JvMwPHp [16:09] FKAShinobi: you're using ZFS? [16:09] yes [16:10] FKAShinobi: grep size /proc/spl/kstat/zfs/arcstats shows? [16:11] CosmicDJ: https://pastebin.com/qzdByNbJ [16:11] FKAShinobi: looks like the ZFS cache (ARC) is not showing up in buff/cache in free -m but rather in "used", see https://superuser.com/questions/1137416/how-can-i-determine-the-current-size-of-the-arc-in-zfs-and-how-does-the-arc-rel [16:12] FKAShinobi: your ARC cache is ~10G in size, that's where all your memory is... === itu is now known as Guest7244 [16:15] CosmicDJ: Thank you for getting to the bottom of that. Does the ARC release memory if an application needs it? [16:15] I'm not too well versed in ZFS === Guest7244 is now known as itu [16:43] FKAShinobi: yes it does [16:48] hi everybody! I'm trying to generate an apparmor profile for a binary with aa-genprof and I'm a little confused as to what all these options mean... https://termbin.com/fzkw [16:48] I understand (I think) what (I)nherit and (C)hild mean, but the other ones aren't immediately clear to me and the man pages didn't really help [16:50] I also scanned the wiki at the link in the output but it was more general and doesn't really go into detail on what the others mean [16:50] actually I guess I just have no clue what `(X) ix on ` means [17:32] Hi folks [17:32] I decided to go with 23.10 for my new laptop, but I think I'll go with 22.04 lts instead. [17:33] One of the programs I install on all my machines is openvpn. But I just read that they only support LTS, and using another will probably fail. [17:35] I've never done it, but is there a way to clone a complete running ubuntu system? I've got it running on another laptop, but one that's going to be used by someone else soon. [17:36] It's running 22.04, all updates installed. === krupa1 is now known as krupa [17:37] johnfg: who claims openvpn is only supported on LTS? there are openvpn packages for mantic, too [17:38] johnfg: look into clonezilla [17:39] found it [17:39] https://openvpn.net/vpn-software-packages/ubuntu/ has the LTS quote [17:39] and openvpn will work just fine. I use it without a problem [17:39] but johnfg can just use the openvpn package that ubuntu provides [17:53] CosmicDJ: It's a different version, the access server that doesn't work with mantic. And yes, openvpn server is already installed. I just need to configure. [18:01] Habbie: when programmers say they "support" X, it usually doesn't mean that it absolutely won't work on Y - just that they probably haven't tested if it does, and they won't go out of their way to help if it doesn't; if Y is sufficiently similar to X (and different releases of the same thing tend to be, more often than not), your chances are high [18:02] oh absolutely [18:02] Ah, I meant to ping johnfg. Apologies. [18:02] johnfg: ^ [18:02] np :) [18:02] while your note is true, it also doesn't matter - johnfg can use ubuntu-provided packages [18:03] I guess so. I mean, if it's in the PM... [18:03] PM? [18:03] But I thought I'd mention it, because it will be useful to know. [18:03] PM = package manager [18:03] oh right [18:03] 'in apt' :) [18:03] and yes, it is useful to know [18:04] Yeah, not everyone uses apt :D [18:04] fair [18:05] google-chromr [18:06] google-chrome [18:26] I am getting this error for docker build https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/s7rpGgYX5w/ my Dockerfile is https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/33brHVWHQh/ can you please point me how to fix this in Ubuntu 22.04? [18:27] Hey guys [18:27] hi. how can we help? [18:28] I installed xen on a new computer with ubuntu but when I boot I get a black screen with a blinking cursor. Additionally if I edit grub to have acpi=off then I get to a login screen. But then I do not get past that. Sometimes after logging in I'll get a bunch of stuff on the screen. [18:28] pyeverything: contact the owner of that installer. it misses the correct signing key for the nvidia repo. "The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY A4B469963BF863CC" [18:28] I checked bios and it is in uefi mode. I put it in legacy mode before and I couldn't even get it to properly boot. So I reverted back to uefi [18:29] ravage: do you mean this? FROM smarker/yolo-darknet [18:29] pyeverything: if that is whery you got it from then yes [18:30] yolo-darknet, that doesn't sound suspicious at all [18:30] jailbreak: any ideas? [18:30] ravage: so initially it was a different base docker which is not available anymore https://github.com/zju3dv/clean-pvnet/issues/276 I contacted the author but no response then I searched in docker hub https://hub.docker.com/ for a docker that has Ubuntu 16.04 and CUDA 9 but I am unsure [18:30] -ubottu:#ubuntu- Issue 276 in zju3dv/clean-pvnet "ERROR: failed to solve: nvidia/cuda:9.0-devel-ubuntu16.04: docker.io/nvidia/cuda:9.0-devel-ubuntu16.04: not found" [Open] [18:32] CosmicDJ: yolo-darknet is for yolo object detector which is the state of art in computer vision (its current version v8) but I need to install PVNet framework https://github.com/zju3dv/clean-pvnet which requires Ubuntu 16.04 and CUDA 9 as base docker. [18:33] golden_ticket: no. wait around... [18:33] okay thanks [18:33] pyeverything: 16 is EOL === dstein64- is now known as dstein64 [18:34] cuda 9.0 is from 2017 as well... you sure it's state of the art? [18:35] jailbreak: but I was able to pull darknet which is ubuntu 16.04 [18:36] again, it's EOL and will not get supported here. [18:36] upgrade or look for a recent version... === lflare is now known as Guest205 [18:43] do you know how to fix this internet problem in Ubuntu 16.04 inside Virtual Box? I cannot access anaconda website and websites like github are superslow but no problem with google https://imgur.com/a/ZUHMvXa [18:43] Thanks for helping guys. I'm all set, and on my vpn [18:47] pyeverything: is that the error you're getting? SEC_ERROR_OCSP_FUTURE_RESPONSE? [18:47] pyeverything: sorry, but Ubuntu 16.04 went End of Life almost 3 years ago [18:48] johnfg, yay! [19:56] (01:47:22 PM) Kadigan: pyeverything: is that the error you're getting? SEC_ERROR_OCSP_FUTURE_RESPONSE? --> yes an error for accessing anaconda website inside virtual box that runs Ubuntu 16.04 [19:57] Kadigan: https://imgur.com/a/KNhcM93 === esv_ is now known as esv [20:30] pyeverything: you need to upgrade. 16.04 is no longer supported [20:36] is there a way to install this Python package in Ubuntu 22.04? https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/C4TS3sCbmK/ cyglfw3 [21:08] I noticed that as well as the terminal app opening behind the dock after suspend on an XPS 13.4 4k with OEM ubuntu that the libreoffice does too [21:23] is it possible to expand an existing md raid 0 adding another hdd? [21:51] Do you have your Intent of Will signed and submitted? xD [21:55] i pledge all my leftover bad ideas to #linux they should be posted at the most annoying time dialy [21:59] linux^: yes, see the 'mdadm' manpage (especially options --grow & --add) [23:28] hi! if I don't have enable-linger on, how long are my services kept alive? [23:33] Hello! [23:34] I got this error after updating with apt, can someone help me? https://pastebin.com/rzFhKsdS [23:41] fuarz: is your filesysten encrypted and what kind did you use [23:42] !details | fuarz [23:42] fuarz: Please elaborate; your question or issue may not seem clear or detailed enough for people to help you. Please give more detailed information; for example, we might need errors, steps, relevant configuration files, Ubuntu version, and hardware information. Use a !pastebin to avoid flooding the channel. [23:43] toddc: i have an encrypted installation with LUKS, i also added an encrypted swap file of 4GB since i didn't create a swap partition on install [23:43] luks and ext4 [23:44] what version of ubuntu? [23:44] latest, 23.10.1 [23:44] installed yesterday [23:45] when I run a system service, does it run as root? like this command: "sudo systemctl start znc.service" [23:46] fuarz: swap is the issue but not aure how to fix it but their a lot of people here stick around [23:46] I'm lost -- In Files, I want to search for a word inside of a text (doc) file, but I can get only filenames with my word. I clicked on "Full Text" in the drop-down, but I still get only matching filenames. How do I search contents? [23:48] paulo, the service is started by systemd (which is root) but the service definition will specify the user to run the service as. === gnuself1 is now known as gnuself [23:52] rfm: thanks [23:54] $sudo cat /etc/crypttab: cryptswap /cryptswap /dev/urandom swap,size=256,cipher=aes-cbc-essiv-sha256 [23:54] i added size and cipher [23:54] sudo update-initramfs -c -k all [23:54] update-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-6.5.0-10-generic [23:54] update-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-6.5.0-9-generic [23:54] now seems ok? [23:54] no initramfs errors [23:58] kkikko