[01:24] <Soni> why does cross-compiling with s390x-linux-gnu-gcc take so long on ubuntu
[01:26] <sarnold> how fast is it on debian or arch or void etc?
[01:33] <Soni> debian is so much faster it makes it worthwhile to use distcc with a debian container
[01:38] <sarnold> wow
[01:46] <RedStain> Hello
[01:46] <RedStain> Hello Ubuntu's
[01:46] <RedStain> Does Davinci Resolve work well with Ubuntu?
[01:47] <sarnold> different people need different results from their tools; it's probably best to give it a try and see if it meets your needs
[02:07] <Soni> sarnold: compare: https://github.com/SoniEx2/wasm2kotlin/actions/runs/7734644280/job/21089001998 (look at those *timeouts*) vs https://github.com/SoniEx2/wasm2kotlin/actions/runs/7735002870/job/21089975043
[02:11] <sarnold> Soni: heh, half the time .. ouch
[02:11] <Soni> sarnold: *with* timeouts!
[02:15] <Alexis19> Wow it's so big ;')
[02:16] <Alexis19> It's throbbing uncontrolably in my feminine hand! Wow !
[02:24] <Soni> sarnold: (we think without timeouts it takes like a couple of hours? so like... something is definitely wrong with ubuntu's s390x-linux-gnu-gcc for some reason)
[02:46] <fepo> Hello
[03:47] <nameful> hi all,is it safe to delete old kernels and package configs.im using ubuntu cleaner
[03:47] <rbox> well old kernels just take up space
[03:47] <rbox> but i feel like autoremove should be removign those
[03:48] <nameful> tnx rbox :)
[03:48] <rbox> and purge should be removngi configs
[03:48] <rbox> dont need some stupid "cleaner" to do any of that
[03:49] <nameful> what about apt cache?
[03:51] <rbox> what about it
[03:51] <nameful> is ok to delete the apt cache as well ?
[03:51] <rbox> you're just gonna have to do wnload it again
[03:53] <nameful> so the apt cache unload themselves automatically u mean ?
[03:54] <rbox> what?
[03:55] <nameful> re:  you're just gonna have to do wnload it agai,is that a go for deletion?
[03:57] <rbox> whats the point of deleting it
[03:57] <rbox> if you're just going to have to download it again in a few hours or a day
[03:58] <nameful> clear,coz i keep on getting not enough disk space pop up
[03:58] <rbox> lol
[03:59] <rbox> soudns like you need t odelete something substantial
[03:59] <rbox> or get a bigger disk
[03:59] <nameful> true
[03:59] <nameful> tnx all
[10:43] <Aison> Failed to start proc-sys-fs-binfmt-misc.automount: Transaction order is cyclic
[10:44] <Aison> Any idea what's going wrong? boot process stops. I never heard of this proc sys fs binfmt
[10:44] <Aison> Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS
[10:45] <Aison> also systemd-binfmt.service is not started
[11:03] <alkisg> Aison: when systemd detects cycles, it ignores one of the involved services, see e.g. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/193714/generic-methodology-to-debug-ordering-cycles-in-systemd
[11:04] <alkisg> You need to pinpoint the offending service; it's not proc-sys-fs-binfmt, that's a "good one", to be able to execute various programs such as wine .exe files
[11:18] <Aison> alkisg, found it: it was a bind mount in fstab...
[11:45] <wyre> hi guys, how are expanded variables I can see in /etc/grub.d files?
[11:45] <wyre> can't see if my root UUID partition is set properly
[11:46] <wyre> ohh, it's in /boot/grub/grub.cfg, I see
[11:47] <wyre> but I'm still wondering ... are those variables env vars?
[11:48] <oerheks> see the grub manual how grub is generated
[11:48] <oerheks> !grub
[11:48] <oerheks> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[11:52] <wyre> can't see anything there about $LINUX_ROOT_DEVICE or $linux_root_device_thisversion
[12:16] <KBar> i created a hotspot connection (adapter is rtl8723be). however its undiscoverable since both RATE and SIGNAL (output from nmcli d wifi list) are literally 0
[12:17] <KBar> is there something wrong with this specific controller, the driver or NetworkManager conf?
[12:25] <tomreyn> not all driverssupport all features/modes of operation. my bet is on the driver.
[12:29] <tomreyn> it generally helps to answer questions when you provide basic information such as which ubuntu release and kernel version you're using.
[12:30] <Soni> anyone has any idea why ubuntu is so slow? https://github.com/SoniEx2/wasm2kotlin/actions/runs/7734644280/job/21089001998 (look at those *timeouts*) vs https://github.com/SoniEx2/wasm2kotlin/actions/runs/7735002870/job/21089975043
[12:30] <KBar> ubuntu 22.04.2, linux 5.15.0-92-generic
[12:31] <oerheks> KBar, current is 22.04.3 .. time to do apt dist-upgrade
[12:32] <tennisanders> i've got ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS on my thinkpad and I simply cant make bluetooth function well. Reconnecting to my paired headphones never works. I have to forget the headphones, restart BT/laptop and then pair again for them to actually connect. Any suggestions?
[12:35] <KBar> oerheks: shoot. i only have 2.1G of disk space available. would that be enough?
[12:36] <oerheks> only you can tell if you try.
[12:36] <KBar> lol
[12:36] <jeremy31> tennisanders: post URL from terminal for> (lsusb; sudo dmesg|egrep -i 'blue|firm)|nc termbin.com 9999
[12:37] <KBar> im just not in the mood of "try and see"
[12:37] <KBar> (it usually ends in some wreckage and spending some time to fix it)
[12:38] <tomreyn> so reclaim some space, it's usually easy
[12:38] <tomreyn> ncdu can help, or baobab for a GUI
[12:39] <oerheks> apt --purge autoremove
[12:39] <KBar> yeah, nothing to purge
[12:40] <KBar> looks like 22.04.3 is on kernel 6.2, right?
[12:40] <tennisanders> jeremy31, https://termbin.com/0t4a
[12:41] <oerheks> KBar,  with HWE, 6.5.0-15
[12:42] <KBar> sweet. ill try upgrading then. thank you
[13:31] <tennisanders> jeremy31, sorry had to leave in a rush so not sure if you answered me
[13:34] <KBar> ok, ive upgraded
[13:37] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[13:37] <thisisjaymehta> O/
[13:38] <KBar> i guess im gonna have to install kernel headers and modules manually?
[13:38] <lotuspsychje> !hwe | KBar
[13:38] <KBar> for some reason they weren't updated from linux-modules-5.15.0-92-generic
[13:57] <KBar> ok, running `sudo apt-get install --install-recommends linux-generic-hwe-22.04`. wish me luck
[13:59] <tomreyn> there are tracking / met / dependency packages for modules and headers for both the vanilla and hwe kernel version tracks
[14:00] <tomreyn> *meta (not "met")
[14:03] <KBar> phew, it booted up
[14:04] <KBar> ok, everything upgrated to latest version
[14:04] <KBar> the issue persists
[14:09] <nteodosio> How do I find out for which architectures a snap is available? 'snap info --verbose' doesn't give me that.
[14:13] <oerheks> nteodosio, only on snapstore, not via CLI
[14:15] <nteodosio> oerheks, that is sad! But anyway I tried snap-store and couldn't find any mention to that there?
[14:16] <KBar> manually configuring rate and tx-power is not allowed either
[14:16] <nteodosio> oerheks, are you perchance refering specifically to the new, non-gnome-software store?
[14:17] <oerheks> if you press on 'latest stable', the menu gives architecture options https://snapcraft.io/gnome-clocks
[14:17] <oerheks> not with all snaps though, that depends on the maintainer
[14:18] <nteodosio> Aha, confirmed, thanks!
[14:20] <KBar> i also tried each of the antennaes
[14:20] <KBar> to no avail
[14:21] <oerheks> KBar, likely the driver is not hotspot compatible
[14:22] <tokam> How can I allow these old key algorithms for ssh on my ubuntu client?
[14:22] <tokam> Their offer: diffie-hellman-group-exchange-sha1,diffie-hellman-group14-sha1,diffie-hellman-group1-sha1
[14:22] <KBar> oerheks: that was my biggest fear :(
[14:24] <ravage> KBar: curl -sH "Snap-Device-Series: 16" https://api.snapcraft.io/v2/snaps/info/firefox|jq '.["channel-map"][] | select(.channel.name == "stable") | .channel.architecture'
[14:25] <KBar> ^ nteodosio
[14:25] <oerheks> impressive cli witchcraft
[14:25] <nteodosio> Yuck! Thanks for the redircection by the way. (:
[14:25] <tokam> solved
[15:07] <povilas> HI
[15:10] <lotuspsychje> welcome povilas
[15:17] <KBar> oerheks: not sure if its definitive, but `nmcli -f WIFI-PROPERTIES.AP device show wlo1` suggests AP mode is supported
[15:18] <KBar> and if i create a default hotspot connection from scratch (`nmcli device wifi hotspot`), it is visible to other devices
[15:19] <KBar> but then it cannot lease IP addresses
[15:20] <KBar> probably sets up the DHCP server wrongly
[15:30] <pagios> what happens if i set a setUID on a directory ?
[15:35] <tokam> Hi, I am having severe problems with an old courier-imap server. My inbox is filled with spam (600.000 mails) and I cannot move any mails. It just times out I guess. How can I solve the problem? Right now I am searching server error logs. I already tried to reboot the entire server
[15:35] <ravage> mails are usually files
[15:36] <ravage> so delete the files with spam in it
[15:36] <tokam> I would like to do it but nothing is possible ...
[15:36] <tokam> I try to move 6 mails from 1 folder to an other and it just does not do it
[15:37] <ravage> you connect via ssh
[15:37] <ravage> delete the files
[15:38] <tokam> one file per mail?
[15:38] <ravage> yes
[15:38] <tokam> what to delete? Is not it that there are inbox files?
[15:38] <tokam> compressed archives?
[15:38] <ravage> that depends on your smtp server but usually it is just one file per mail
[15:39] <tokam> Can I change the courier-imap config to speed it up?
[15:39] <ravage> this has nothing to do with imap if you connect via ssh to clean up the files
[15:40] <ravage> you just have to find out where your mail server stores the mails
[15:41] <tokam> I have courier-imap and qmail
[15:42] <ravage> so try /var/qmail
[15:42] <ravage> but that really depends on your setup
[15:44] <tokam> I did ls -al in that folder and it hangs xD
[15:44] <tupni> your hdd is dying perhaps?
[15:44] <KBar> pagios: `info coreutils -n 'directory setuid'`
[15:44] <tokam> I think it has 600.000 files and that for hangs?
[15:44] <ravage> instead of ls try find
[15:47] <tokam> SMART Overall-Health Self-Assessment: The overall health self-assessment test result is "PASSED," indicating that the drive has passed the SMART self-assessment.
[15:49] <tokam> will I crash my mailserver if I start moving such files?
[15:49] <tupni> maybe xterm doesn't make it hang
[15:49] <tokam> there is a folder cur and new and also a file maildirsize
[15:49] <tokam> and also some folder: tmp
[15:50] <tupni> xterm is often faster than some of the slower terminals, ime
[15:50] <tokam> I think if I could slize this folder a bit and e.g. get a folder for mails from each year this could make a difference?
[15:51] <tokam> there are 464309 files inside the cur folder
[15:56] <ravage> it is up to you how you want to handle the situation
[16:39] <johnfg> Hey folks.
[16:40] <johnfg> I get these build errors when trying to build openafs: https://paste.debian.net/1306011/
[16:40] <johnfg> I appreciate any help.
[16:45] <ioria> johnfg, https://git.openafs.org/?p=openafs.git;a=commitdiff;h=c4c16890d9d2829f6bef1ef58feafb30b1d59da3
[16:50] <stewi> AFAICT I don't have a hardware issue, TTY says wrong password for every account, and journalctl -b 1 shows logs from January 23 despite using the computer daily... I am so confused.
[16:50] <stewi> I'm in chroot because of the login issue still.
[16:51] <stewi> journalctl -b 1 shows the latest boot of a system after chrooting into it. Am I wrong?
[16:52] <ioria> stewi, i think you can still use Recovery mode
[16:55] <stewi> What do you mean by recovery mode?
[16:56] <stewi> fallback didn't make any change
[16:57] <ioria> stewi, from Grub -> Advanced Options -> Recovery Mode -> Root Shell
[17:01] <stewi> I'm using systemd-boot, but I don't think it really makes a difference. AFAICT the kernel is booting fine. It's just that something goes seriously wrong in userspace and I'm struggling to diagnose it.
[17:02] <johnfg> Thanks ioria.  So where and how do I patch to make this fix work?
[17:03] <ioria> stewi, might be a permission issue on your home dir; from the chroot , check  stat /home and stat /home/<user>
[17:03] <ioria> johnfg, you  patch it
[17:04] <stewi> even root can't log into tty though! It's crazy
[17:04] <stewi> wrong password every time.
[17:04] <ioria> that's normal, if you did not set a passwd
[17:04] <stewi> I've set it (through chroot) a few times trying to get it to work
[17:06] <stewi> I'm making a new user (through chroot) now to see if that works
[17:08] <stewi> Does anyone know how to view logs related to tty logins?
[17:11] <stewi> At what point do you guys give up and re-install?
[17:11] <stewi> And don't tell me that you can fix everything
[17:14] <stewi> Newly created user can't log into tty
[17:15] <pragmaticenigma> stewi: I give up as soon as I can't log in anymore
[17:16] <pragmaticenigma> though I usually have an image of my system backed up, so i usually don't lose much of anything
[17:21] <stewi> lmao. Yeah true I'm probably best off reinstalling. To be honest I've screwed and messed around with this system a lot over 4 years.
[17:38] <stewi> I'm not giving up though
[17:39] <pragmaticenigma> 4 years is usually my default for wipe clean and start fresh again
[17:39] <pragmaticenigma> regardless of the state of the machine
[17:44] <stewi> Despite using it every day, journalctl only has logs up until january 24th.
[17:44] <stewi> I need to know why.
[17:46] <stewi> tty login attempts always returns incorrect password, journalctl has no logs before jan 24. This is too weird for me to give up.
[17:48] <stewi> no logs after 24th of january*
[17:50] <pragmaticenigma> I wish I had ideas for you
[17:52] <stewi> Thing is, if I go to /var/log/journal I see modification times up until my recent boots.
[17:53] <stewi> But running journalctl -b 1 in chroot gives me january 24th.
[18:04] <goofy_goober> hiya
[18:05] <goofy_goober> who else here likes team fortress 2
[18:07] <goofy_goober> i just started using this OS yesterday lol
[18:19] <stewi> well, I am giving up for now. backing everytning up and reinstalling tomorrow because I need it working. I will be spinning up a VM to continue investigating however.
[18:23] <goofy_goober> guys why wont firefox launch???:?? it wont work and i need it for litteraly everything im new to lubuntu please help
[18:23] <atle> try starting it in terminal to see what it says
[18:24] <goofy_goober> k
[18:27] <goofy_goober> how do i start something in the terminal
[18:28] <atle> goofy_goober, open a terminal and type firefox
[18:29] <goofy_goober> k
[18:49] <Angs> I've network settings on Settings > Network > ethernet interfaces. What software/service manages the interfaces?
[18:50] <Angs> I mean what is the name of the service that handles that GUI network stuffs for the ethernet?
[18:50] <Angs> I am using ubuntu 22.04
[18:53] <pragmaticenigma> Angs: the part you are referencing is a built-in feature to Gnome. What it manipulates is NetworkManager
[18:57] <Angs> pragmaticenigma, thank you.
[19:21] <johnfg> Is there a way for ubuntu itself to build and install: openafs 1.8.10-1ubuntu2 source package in Ubuntu?
[19:21] <johnfg> It's on launchpad.
[19:22] <johnfg> Here's the URL: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openafs/1.8.10-1ubuntu2
[19:24] <pragmaticenigma> johnfg: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[19:24] <johnfg> 22.04, all patches and upgrades.
[19:25] <pragmaticenigma> johnfg: The launchpad is for 23.10, and likely had dependencies on packages in 23.10. You could upgrade to the latest Ubuntu, or wait until 24.04 is released which hopefully includes that
[19:28] <johnfg> So how do you install a package from launchpad?
[19:31] <pragmaticenigma> johnfg: I offered the supported suggestions. The listing you found is tied to Ubuntu 23.10. The options are to wait until 24.04, or upgrade your system to 23.10.
[20:05] <goofy_goober> it still wont start, any advice? im very new to this OS
[20:10] <goofy_goober> am i the only one who has their desktop icons at the bottom of the screen instead of the side
[20:11] <dawnbreaker> you can change them in the settings where they go
[20:11] <goofy_goober> ik
[20:11] <goofy_goober> i like them at the bottom
[20:12] <dawnbreaker> oh
[20:12] <goofy_goober> am i a... monster?
[20:12] <bprompt> goofy_goober: you mean the "taskbar" icons, right?
[20:13] <goofy_goober> no lol
[20:13] <goofy_goober> the desktop shortcuts
[20:13] <pragmaticenigma> goofy_goober: Do you have a support related question? If not, it sounds like you might want to discuss your icon preferences in the #ubuntu-offtopic channel.
[20:13] <goofy_goober> ahhh
[20:13] <goofy_goober> where is off topic
[20:13] <goofy_goober> i thought this was like a general lol
[20:13] <pragmaticenigma> goofy_goober: just type /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:13] <bprompt> goofy_goober: nope, this channel is for any troubleshooting
[21:49] <AShapiro> pleased to see there is finally some progres on 2044657. light at the end of the tunnel
[21:50] <AShapiro> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/zfs-linux/+bug/2044657
[21:50] -ubottu:#ubuntu- Launchpad bug 2044657 in zfs-linux (Ubuntu Mantic) "Multiple data corruption issues in zfs" [High, In Progress]
[22:07] <goofy_goober> i have a problem, firefox wont start up. i tried the shortcut, i tried the terminal, i tried the start menu but nothing works how do i fix this?