=== xrandr1 is now known as xrandr [00:20] hello [00:32] goodbye [00:44] I still havent gotten an answer to my question, what is going on with firefox, i cant open it from desktop, start menu, or the terminal. i really need help, i cant acsess the web [00:46] "i can't open from the terminal" says nothing [00:47] reinstall the snap perhaps? [00:47] i did what they said originally, i openened the terminal, typed firefox and pressed enter, and nothing [00:47] ill try thx [00:48] or run proper updates: sudo snap refresh and try again? [00:48] k [00:49] it says, goofy_goober is not in the sudoers file. [00:49] what doe sthis mean [00:55] goofy_goober: you're using a secondary user account and you didn't give it admin privileges when you created it. [00:55] *or* your system is broken, which hopefully isn't the case. [00:56] my system isnt broken im using secondary, ill swap to my main, ill let ya know if it works [00:57] logical, 2nd non-root account cannot update firefox and it blocks itself. [01:02] yeah i tried my main, the problem is i have no idea how to reinstall snap, ive been using lubuntu for like a day lol === chris14_ is now known as chris14 === antonispgs6 is now known as antonispgs === rdrg109_ is now known as rdrg109 [03:05] I've installed the latest Ubuntu LTS server version (Jammy 22.04.3 LTS) on my Rasp Pi 4B, then installed lubuntu-desktop. Problem I'm having is that xserver doesn't start on reboot. It does start if I open a console and use "startx". "systemctl get-default" returns "graphical.target". [03:45] Guest93, enable graphical login; [03:45] sudo systemctl set-default graphical [03:45] and to reverse to ttty [03:45] sudo systemctl set-default multi-user [03:47] also asked at https://askubuntu.com/questions/1502162/ubuntu-server-on-raspberry-pi-4b-xserver-wont-start-on-reboot ( oerheks if using askubu ) [03:55] I just use systemctl enable lightdm [03:56] rasp pi manager seems the way to go [03:56] https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/how-to-install-ubuntu-desktop-on-raspberry-pi-4#2-prepare-the-sd-card === EriC^^ is now known as Guest7917 === EriC^^_ is now known as EriC^^ [04:22] "sudo systemctl set-default multi-user" remove "graphical.target"? [04:25] no, it switches to [04:25] tried this anyway, made no difference. have set back to "graphical.target" [04:25] ,,, [04:30] should i start from scratch and install "ubuntu desktop" from the beginning? [04:33] actually, that installer says 4gb+ only. My Pi has 2gb. === Proton05393721 is now known as Proton0539372 === enigma9o7 is now known as debodhi === pushkarnk1 is now known as pushkarnk [05:46] I have a dual boot acer helios laptop (windows is on the nvme, ubuntu on an SSD). Once I boot into Ubuntu my drive works as expected. But once I set my laptop to sleep and wake it back up again the nvme drive power state is set to max rather than the default low power. Anyone come across anything like this? [05:46] I can fix the problem by running nvme set-feature /dev/nvme0n1p1 -f 2 -v 4 [05:46] but i thought this is supposed to be handled by the OS [06:38] hey guys- dont know if this is the best place to ask but im having issues with the keyboard on my laptop (Ubuntu Desktop 23.10 - fresh install) not working at all - in grub it is fine but once the installer/main os launches there is no input at all. under windows it is just detected as a "generic ps/2 input". i have updated to the latest stable [06:38] kernels but still no luck. is there a way to troubleshoot this in anyway? [06:45] if it helps - its a the device is a "INFINITY E15-5A165-BM" [09:19] why doesn't ubuntu server 22.04 stop at the grub menu after install when i press left shift? [09:20] try esc instead ... [09:20] (IIRC UEFI systems use the ESC key) [09:22] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode [09:23] why was it changed? [09:24] ask the BIOS manufaturers ... (i guess shift was taken in UEFI so grub had to pick a new one) [09:25] i pressed left shift and nothing happened === antranigv_ is now known as antranigv [10:20] i installed the nvidia driver to ubuntu 22.04 and the gui changed from wayland to xorg [10:20] how do i fix this back to wayland? [10:21] you tell nvidia to release proper wayland support [10:22] oh ok it was my bad. the DE selection in the display manager changed [10:22] now there's "ubuntu on wayland" [10:22] earlier it was just "ubuntu" [10:23] foot terminal works now. i'll try glmark2 next [10:23] yes the driver install may change that because wayland with the nvidia driver is not very stable [10:23] ravage: do you have a test case that i can run for wayland+nvidia combo? [10:23] no. i just use Xorg [10:24] glmark2-wayland works too [10:25] i had to install ubuntu because arch has an old version of xpra [10:25] that must the first time ever someone complained about old software on arch [10:26] yea #xpra said 4.4.5 is so old they don't support it and told me not to use it :) [10:27] now xpra repo gave me xpra 5.0.4 [10:30] what am i missing that gnome settings gui says i don't have a wifi adapter, but i'm using one currently [10:33] is it because i installed ubuntu server on this pc (the normal installer was unresponsive when it reached the gui) [10:34] oh netplan. now i have to learn that too [10:35] the wifi password is in there in plain text [10:44] ubuntu server keeps crashing during installation. i tried both the LTS and 23.10 :o [10:44] doing it from USB [10:44] crashes on "removing previous storage devices" [10:45] i choose partition, and then the username etc. when i click done there, it just crashes, and i can only restart the installation [10:45] :o [10:49] https://magnus.dahleide.com/crash_report.zip - this is the logs. dunno if anyone can see whats the problem. [10:51] i can enter the terminal from the installation by pressing alt+f2. maybe some magic i can write there [10:57] I have a fresh install of Ubuntu 22.04, but I cannot find icinga2 due to the "libboost-regex1.74.0" package being unavailable. [10:58] Where can I find a repo that provides that? [11:03] cent: https://p.haxxors.com/qp3l6p2l.txt [11:03] fresh lxc jammy container [11:04] make sure you have universe enabled [11:04] but libboost-regex1.74.0 is in main [11:04] did you run apt update? [11:06] ravage, all I have in sources.list points to archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu. That is correct? Doesn't sound like that. [11:06] I was able to upgrade OS packages after install, though. [11:07] apt update works as well. [11:07] upgrad too. [11:08] archive.ubuntu.com is fine in general [11:09] you should have security.ubuntu.com somewhere [11:09] https://p.haxxors.com/3ilhg4vu.txt [11:09] this is the sources.list of a lxc container [11:12] sources.list: focal-security main restricted universe multiverse [11:12] That was placed there by the installer. No manual update. [11:13] that is Ubuntu 20.04 [11:13] you should not start a new install on an old LTS [11:15] No. It's 22.04. I instlled a coule of days ago. [11:15] No I want to get Icinga2 on it. [11:16] I followed the steps at Icinga's Web and got a few packages missing. === pushkarnk1 is now known as pushkarnk [11:17] From there I ended up with the repo providing required packages, but being unavailable as a default. [11:17] Then you added the repo for the wrong Ubuntu version [11:17] It says focal [11:17] That's 20.04 [11:17] Using the wrong repos will mess up the system [11:19] And icinga2 is part of the default 22.04 repos [11:19] Reinstall and try the provided package first before you add anything external [11:19] That is so weird. Let me check my other box. That one has not yet been touched by my "Icinga intervention" :) [11:21] ravage, Correct. The other boxe's source.list is COMPLETELY different. Let me correct it. [11:25] im trying with a old release ubuntu-20.04.6-live-server-amd64.iso now. hoopefully it works :o [11:26] you should use 22.04 really [11:26] i cant install it [11:26] it crashes after i choose the partition [11:26] have tried 10 times now [11:27] just want to check if it works with a old [11:27] release [11:27] ravage, Corrected. I must have messed it up by playing around with instructions at Icinga's WEb. [11:28] The package of icinga2 was removed and installed again. Works well. Thanks. [11:28] ok this one crashed aswell :o [11:29] trying to view the report but it doesnt give me what happend easily [11:29] if you're having hardware problems I feel bad for you son [11:29] sounds like a hardware problem [11:30] it already have a proxmox server on it, and works fine [11:30] something is making the installation process crash tho [11:33] do you have any weird redundant hardware plugged into the machine while installing; magga ? Should try to de-plug all unneeded connected things during the install process. [11:34] i only have my keyboard but i can try a different one tho [11:34] i found a traceback python error in the crash report [11:34] ok [11:34] it says: ValueError ('%s: not an existing file or block device', [11:34] it says: ValueError ('%s: not an existing file or block device', '/dev/pve/sda') [11:35] so you are trying to install a VM? [11:35] Command: ['curtin', 'block-meta', 'simple'] Exit code 3 [11:35] nope [11:35] im trying to install it on a SSD disk [11:35] but /dev/pve is proxmox [11:35] yeah [11:35] i have proxmox there now [11:36] but dont want it anymore [11:36] just want ubuntu server now [11:36] so this not related to you Ubuntu problem at all [11:36] it is? [11:36] if proxmox was on that ssd before [11:36] when i choose a partition and click next, the ubuntu server installation process crashes [11:36] wipe it first [11:36] go to a terminal [11:37] wipefs -a /dev/sda [11:37] doesnt the installation process wipe for me? [11:37] it seems to still detect an old LVM [11:37] so clean it before you start the install [11:37] alright [11:38] should i launch proxmox now then? [11:38] and then write that line [11:38] launch the 22.04 live iso [11:38] click "try ubuntu" [11:38] wipe in terminal [11:38] reboot [11:38] alright [11:38] im downloading from ubuntu now [11:38] dunno why its so slow all of a suddne [11:38] 14 mins left on 1gbit line :D [11:39] there are plenty of local mirrors including torrents [11:39] ah damn it was my connection [11:39] im using the "Startup disk creation tool" on my desktop [11:40] yep that should work fine [11:41] here's a norwegian mirror, just in case: - https://no.releases.ubuntu.com/22.04.3/ [11:41] i.e. - https://no.releases.ubuntu.com/22.04.3/ubuntu-22.04.3-live-server-amd64.iso [11:42] i think on the server iso you dont get the try ubuntu option [11:42] how do you know im norwegian ? :D [11:42] not sure if and how you can drop to a shell there [11:42] if you can boot the desktop iso use that to wipe it [11:42] you kind of disclosed it earlier, I can post the desktop iso too; - https://no.releases.ubuntu.com/22.04.3/ubuntu-22.04.3-desktop-amd64.iso [11:42] ubuntu-22.04.3-live-server-amd64.iso [11:42] im making a startup disk with this now [11:43] what you need is a root shell before you install and use wipefs [11:43] how does not really matter [11:43] maybe you should use the desktop iso as ravage suggests [11:44] my guess is that alt-f2 works [11:44] to get to another terminal from the server installer [11:44] installer is on 1 [11:44] I think it does, but can't remember [11:45] ok guys im gonna plug in the usb now and try [11:45] good luck! [11:45] whats my plan here. [11:45] open the terminal from livecd? [11:46] see above [11:46] yes and then 'wipefs -a /dev/sda' and reboot [11:47] right [11:47] i got a little unsure cause you guys were talking about desktop too [11:47] im selecting a boot device now. should i choose 'Corsair Voyager 1100' or 'UEFI: Corsair Voyager 1100' [11:47] its my usb btw [11:47] yes [11:48] uefi is fine [11:48] alright so im inside the GNU GRUB now [11:48] Try or install Ubuntu server i sthe first option [11:48] i guess thats what i choose [11:48] right [11:49] no idea why the try is there. i boots directly into the installer [11:49] :D [11:49] alright its showing me alot of random terminal messages [11:49] hopefully it will return shortly [11:49] to something that makes sense [11:49] theres a lot of green [ OK ] so that makes me happy [11:50] Wilkommen! Bienvenue! [11:50] i can choose language now [11:51] press ctrl-alt-f2 and see if it switches you to a shell [11:51] it does [11:51] good [11:51] fdisk -l /dev/sda [11:51] should show you the device you want to wipe [11:51] ah fuck [11:51] my keyborad layout is not .no [11:51] setxkbmap no? [11:52] loadkeys no [11:52] perfect [11:52] alright it shows 3 devices [11:52] wen i write that command ravage [11:52] if you are sure that device can be completelywiped do it now [11:53] /dev/sda1 /dev/sda2 /dev/sda3 [11:53] the first one is BIOS boot, second one is EFI System, and third one is Linux LVM [11:53] ravage yeah im 100% sure [11:53] then go for it [11:54] it should show you some output about what it removed [11:54] 'sudo wipefs -a /dev/sda'? [11:54] i get an error [11:54] no need for sudo [11:54] what error? [11:54] wipefs: error: /dev/sda: probing initialization failed: Permission denied [11:54] oh [11:54] are you root? [11:55] i tried with sudo too [11:55] i dont know what the terminal drops you to [11:55] i couldnt do fdisk without sudo [11:55] try typing 'su -' in the shell [11:55] try "sudo -i" [11:55] or whoami [11:55] then wipefs again [11:56] do as ravage says [11:56] wipefs: error: /dev/sda: probing initialization failed: Device or resource busy [11:56] after i did sudo -i [11:56] ok so the installer already initialized something [11:56] 1 sec [11:57] https://askubuntu.com/questions/926698/wipefs-device-or-resource-busy [11:57] wipefs -af /dev/sda [11:57] worked [11:57] ah you forced it [11:58] well it should work [11:58] oh nice [11:58] try rebooting now [11:58] 8 bytes were erased [11:58] Lol [11:58] shouldnt i verify first [11:58] before boot [11:58] you can do "fdisk -l /dev/sda" again [11:59] but it may need a reboot to read the new partition table [11:59] it looks different atleast [11:59] so now i do reboot? [11:59] 'sudo reboot'? [11:59] then reboot and do the usual installation [11:59] "reboot" is enough now 🙂 [11:59] z [11:59] :D [12:01] btw should i choose UEFI? [12:01] or just regular [12:01] yes [12:01] ok [12:02] anyone of you guys have a media server at home in local network? [12:02] with *nix server? [12:06] btw when selecting the disk [12:06] should i cross off "Set up this disk as an LVM group" [12:07] and should i encrypt it with LUKS? [12:07] That is a choice you have to make yourself [12:07] alright [12:07] im gonna not go with that choice now [12:07] cause its probably gonna end up biting me [12:07] :D [12:07] if you encrypt you'll have to supply the password at each boot/reboot [12:07] the LVM group is default however, so i let that be on [12:08] I always encrypt everything, it's a subjective choice really [12:08] Keep in mind the server does a strange thing with LVM [12:08] tupni: okay, but other than that. would it make using the system harder? [12:08] You select the whole dist but it will only provision 50% [12:08] So if you want the root filesystem to be 100% you have to resize it later [12:09] ok [12:11] alright [12:11] so it worked guys [12:11] i am one step further [12:11] thanks alot! [12:11] \o/ [12:11] im unsure about enabling Ubuntu pro [12:11] does not hurt [12:11] but you dont need to do it during the installation [12:11] yeah [12:11] i should setup SSh atleast [12:12] wow [12:12] i can import ssh identify from github [12:12] isnt that crazy? [12:12] yep that is a nice feature [12:12] does it work tho? [12:12] yes === EriC^^_ is now known as EriC^^ [12:16] ok hopefully im soon done with using the keyboard at my server cause its too painful [12:17] :D [12:20] ok so it didnt work with my github [12:21] https://dpaste.com/D47CRWYZH [12:21] i just get this when i try to ssh into it [12:22] try ssh-keygen -f "/home/lillemagga/.ssh/known_hosts" -R "server" [12:23] root@server: Permission denied (publickey). [12:23] after i did that [12:24] try with sudo magga [12:24] https://dpaste.com/4MPQN3KCQ [12:25] magga: also do "sudo chown lillemagga: ~/.ssh ~/.ssh/id_rsa" [12:26] still getting root@server: Permission denied (publickey). [12:26] i guess its somethin to do with my key? [12:26] and "sudo chmod 700 ~/.ssh" and "sudo chmod 600 ~/.ssh/id_rsa" [12:26] what does "echo ~" give? [12:26] you want to do these as your user lillemagga [12:27] it gives me /home/lillemagga [12:27] ok try the chmod commands [12:27] https://dpaste.com/6U5DL4WN9 [12:28] i guess i can just set up the openssh differently on the server [12:28] magga: first exit the root user [12:28] and see why known_hosts isnt being created [12:28] alright so [12:28] then ssh -vvv user@host should show what's happening with the permission stuf [12:29] the problem was how i did ssh [12:29] my alias was: sshserver='ssh root@server' [12:29] changing it to lillemagga@server worked [12:29] ok, cool [12:29] btw could i ask. how do i know what key it uses? [12:30] did it pull it down from github and onto my server? [12:30] dunno that depends on what you ran from github, but ssh -vvv should give more info about it while it connects [12:32] ok [12:32] whats really annoying tho is everytime i do 'ssh lillemagga@server' now it gives me this: i have to verify yes/no/[fingerprint] [12:32] yeah cause it's not saving it for some reason [12:33] maybe the known_hosts file is owned by root, try ls -l ~/.ssh/ [12:33] Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no/[fingerprint])? yes [12:33] Failed to add the host to the list of known hosts (/home/lillemagga/.ssh/known_hosts). [12:33] client_input_hostkeys: hostkeys_foreach failed for /home/lillemagga/.ssh/known_hosts: Permission denied [12:33] alright i try [12:33] try as your user 'rm ~/.ssh/known_hosts" [12:34] 'ls -l ~/.ssh' gives me: -rw------- 1 lillemagga lillemagga 136 Feb 2 12:17 authorized_keys [12:34] rm: cannot remove '/home/lillemagga/.ssh/known_hosts': No such file or directory [12:34] aha [12:35] hmm [12:35] wonder why it's not saving it [12:35] https://superuser.com/questions/30087/remove-key-from-known-hosts [12:35] should i try this: 'sed -i '6d' ~/.ssh/known_hosts' = [12:35] nah the file doesnt even exist [12:35] yeah right [12:36] can you create files there as your user? try "touch ~/.ssh/blabla" [12:36] What's the difference between kernel v6.8-rc2-generic-64k and v6.8-rc2-generic? [12:37] kernel.ubuntu.com [12:37] EriC^^: i did the commands on my server :O haha forgot to disconnect from the ssh session [12:37] -rw------- 1 root root 11507 feb. 2 13:24 known_hosts [12:37] on my client [12:37] ah [12:38] when i do 'ls -l' [12:38] try to remove the file 'rm ~/.ssh/known_hosts" [12:38] ok its gone [12:38] and its working like a charm now [12:39] i still dont know how the fuck im able to connect ;D guess i need to read about ssh keys [12:39] :D [12:39] like its using some sort of key to authenticate me with the same im using at my github [12:39] but i dont know how it does it :P [12:39] lillemagga@lillemaggaserver:~$ [12:39] next step will be to remove this long PREfix [12:39] ;D [12:40] edit your /etc/hostname file [12:40] usually there's the authorized_keys that has a public key on the server and your private one on the client id_rsa [12:41] EriC^^: yeah i figured, but i still dont know what client_id_rsa its usin :D [12:41] tupni: that wouldnt take immediate effect would it [12:41] try ssh -vvv it should go over it in detail [12:41] EriC^^: aight [12:44] EriC^^: i guess its using this one : -rw------- 1 lillemagga lillemagga 411 aug. 29 2022 id_ed25519_github [12:44] no it won't take immediate effect, magga, sorry [12:44] tupni: i dont want to go down to my server again :D [12:45] i just dont want lillemagga@lillemaggaserver:~$ [12:45] this long ass strings in my face either. isnt inside .bashrc [12:45] or something [12:45] PS1? [12:47] PS1 = PlayStation? [12:47] :D [12:47] btw guys what remote torrent program do you use? i want web interface [12:50] try transmission [12:50] yeah i went with that [12:51] magga: I use Transmission with this blocklist, fwiw, - https://github.com/Naunter/BT_BlockLists [12:53] dont know what blocklist is [12:53] I rarely use transmission it as long as it's enough. qBittorrent [12:53] but i guess its smart [12:53] from reading here: https://gist.github.com/shmup/29566c5268569069c256 [12:54] it doesn't hurt to use a blocklist, and that one is a good one, imo [12:54] whats the command to install transmission on my server [12:54] i guess i need some differnet than just 'sudo apt install transmission' [12:54] tupni: thanks i look into it [12:55] i need the transmission-daemon right? and not the regular one? [12:56] if anyone have a guide feel free to post it [12:56] qBittorrent no for version my Windows. [12:56] https://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2023/08/set-up-transmission-daemon-ubuntu-2204/ [12:56] i might just follow that one [13:00] i forgot to ran 'sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade' tho after my clean installtion. gonna do that first i guess [13:00] good idea [13:02] I rarely use torrents (Transmission) it as long as it's enough. qBittorrent [13:11] ok guys so the server has some disks on it [13:11] how can i see them [13:13] 'fdisk -l' showed them /dev/sdb2 264192 1465147391 1464883200 698.5G Microsoft basic data [13:13] is one f.ex [13:13] how can i access them tho [13:16] guess i sudo mount them [13:19] Good evening [13:19]