[00:29] <robert___> Sup?
[00:29] <robert___> Anyone from canada?
[00:32] <sem> Thanks Bashing-om I'll look into it sometime, not sure exactly what the best setup is but I've got more ideas now :)
[00:35] <Bashing-om> sem: In the event of isues with grub in the primary one can boot a secondary from bios :)
[00:43] <webchat58> Hello, I was directed here to report what I think might be a systemd bug in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (I got here from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs#Filing_bugs_manually_at_Launchpad.net ).
[00:43] <webchat58> I'm seeing exactly what this gist describes: https://gist.github.com/raggi/1f8d0b9f45c5b62e7131b03e6e2ffe68
[00:43] <webchat58> Summary:
[00:43] <webchat58> 1. Configure a machine with a DHCPv4 lease on a network with a DHCPv4 server.
[00:43] <webchat58> 2. Place machine under unusual load sufficient to cause a timeout on netlink requests.
[00:43] <webchat58> 3. Observe the interface failing with the following logs:
[00:43] <webchat58> systemd-networkd[139370]: eth0: Could not set DHCPv4 address: Connection timed out
[00:43] <webchat58> systemd-networkd[139370]: eth0: Failed
[00:43] <webchat58> Expected behavior
[00:43] <webchat58> The DHCPv4 client should retry the lease refresh when the issue is a timeout, eventually succeeding in these scenarios.
[00:43] <webchat58> Actual behavior
[00:43] <webchat58> Permanent loss of connectivity on the affected interface.
[00:43] <webchat58> Can anyone offer advice or hints on next steps?
[00:57] <sem> hey webchat58, did you try submitting a bug on launchpad already as well? That might be helpful for the developers esp if you can link to the gist and submit your logs
[01:08] <webchat58> hi sem, I wasn't sure if it was a bug. I'm happy to go file a launchpad bug - I can get logs and I have a reasonable description/investigation of the issue.
[01:09] <sem> Yeah I think that would be very helpful, especially if you can reproduce it at will
[01:10] <webchat58> It's a bit tough to reproduce on demand, but when it does happen the circumstances seem consistent.
[01:10] <webchat58> Anyway, thanks, I'll go look at launchpad.
[01:10] <sem> You might try to get more information about any workarounds that fix it temporarily.
[01:11] <webchat58> Ok, I've got a couple of ideas that I've tried.
[01:11] <sem> Best of luck let us know what you find webchat58 and thanks for reporting
[01:11] <webchat58> Cheers
[02:21] <ruser> back in the day I used to use mplayer compiled from sources to do video playback.  What's a good player these days?
[02:22] <rbox> mplayer still exists
[02:26] <ruser> rbox:  still just as good? any point in building from sources?  This used to be a requirement to get decent video playback.
[02:26] <rbox> theres no point in building anyting from source
[02:31] <cobraeriko> I'm using Ubuntu 22.04. For some reason I can load websites that have an IPv4 and IPv6 record when I use LAN but can only load those that have an IPv6 when I use WiFi. How can should I go about fixing this?
[02:34] <JanC> cobraeriko: did you check the Network settings to see if IPv4 is properly configured for the WiFi connection?
[02:35] <cobraeriko> JanC No how do I do that?
[02:37] <JanC> if you are on a standard Ubuntu Desktop system (with Gnome) you can go to the settings in the system menu at the top right
[02:46] <cobraeriko> Ok. I did so, made sure IPv4 automatic connection was selected. Now this "required" window pops up asking me for "authentication." Should it be PEAP, TLS, LEAP, Tunneled TLS or FAST?
[03:21] <esv> is there a place where I can browse the packages available for a particular release?
[03:21] <rbox> packages.ubuntu.com
[03:25] <esv> XD browser crashed - lol
[03:29] <esv> thnx, got what I needed.
[03:31] <esv> is there a similar list for the ubuntu-pro customers?
[09:19] <goax> youtube
[12:00] <DocMors> is launchpad offline or is that just me
[12:01] <oerheks> https://status.canonical.com/
[12:01] <oerheks> correct
[12:01] <oerheks> https://status.snapcraft.io/
[12:02] <oerheks> some 35 minutes now
[12:02] <DocMors> oerheks, thanks again :)
[12:25] <doosboox> Hi, I need to install python2 on Ubuntu 23.10 -- preferably locally somehow because I don't actually *want* to pollute my system with it :/ Anyone knows how?
[12:29] <alcor> doosboox: In that case, your best case might be running it in an a container or some other sandboxing solution
[12:29] <oerheks> !info python2.7 mantic
[12:30] <oerheks> oh, not available..  jammy was the latest https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python2.7
[12:31] <oerheks> manual method, preferrably in a container, like alcor suggests ..
[12:31] <oerheks> https://hackprojects.wordpress.com/tutorials/opencv-python-tutorials/how-to-install-python-2-7-13-on-ubuntu/
[12:49] <doosboox> Not sure a container is a viable solution for me. I’ll have a look at it. But is there a way to install it in a virtualenv or similar?
[12:52] <oerheks> venv .. https://tecadmin.net/create-python-virtual-environment-ubuntu/
[12:52] <oerheks> but i would do that in a container/vm
[12:54] <doosboox> huh. I thought venv and virtualenv was the same thing. Always used the latter
[12:55] <doosboox> not all python2 deps are available, it seems. libreadline-gplv2-dev has no installation candidate
[12:56] <oerheks> yes, 2.7 is old, use 22.04 LTS if you *need* to
[12:57] <doosboox> I’m running bazel and the package pkg_tar needs python2. The package is deprecated, but as far as I can tell there’s no replacement yet
[12:58] <oerheks> their site gives a solution, docker https://bazel.build/install/docker-container
[13:00] <doosboox> oerheks: I guess that's an okay temporary solution, until the update the container image :P
[13:01] <doosboox> thanks for your help, everyone
[13:01] <oerheks> have fun!
[13:07] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[14:57] <cmaspi> does anyone know where the username and password is stored for remote sharing on ubuntu 22.04? I checked /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow. Couldn't find it there.
[14:58] <oerheks> keyring, i guess
[14:58] <oerheks> or plain in a config file
[15:02] <cmaspi> it's not keyring, any idea what config files I should be looking for?
[15:04] <oerheks>  ~/. ssh/authorized_keys
[15:04] <oerheks> oops, wrong
[15:05] <oerheks> 22.04 - Remote Desktop Sharing authentication password changes every reboot
[15:10] <cmaspi> actually my bad, it is keyring
[15:10] <ogra_> https://askubuntu.com/questions/1456202/where-smb-client-password-saved
[15:10] <cmaspi> thanks
[15:58] <Jantz> any cyber smokers up for cool chat on skype?
[16:06] <oerheks> Jantz, that is offtopic
[16:09] <Jantz> ubuntu in skype??
[16:11] <oerheks> no support in skype.
[16:17] <ogra_> Jantz, do you have any specific ubuntu support question ... else, random questions and discussions can take place in #ubuntu-offtopic or #ubuntu-discuss
[16:39] <DocMors> flat stones, round stones
[17:24] <gordon__> hello
[17:24] <gordon__> UWU
[17:24] <gordon__> ?
[17:24] <oerheks> :-)
[17:25] <gordon__> HI
[17:25] <gordon__> :D
[17:25] <gordon__> :)
[17:26] <oerheks> do you have an ubuntu related support issue?
[17:29] <renatosuriano> oi
[17:42] <simon_belik> привет?
[19:50] <ShadowLabs> Has anyone been abel to get kerberos working wiht tickets longer than 4 hours when connected to an AD environment, ive set my krb5.conf and gpo for longer tickets but showing a klist with the default principal im only seeing a 4 hour expiration and renewal time
[19:54] <oerheks> old, but might fix it >> https://serverfault.com/questions/132123/how-to-change-the-kerberos-default-ticket-lifetime
[19:55] <oerheks> By default, all Kerberos Tickets have a 10 hour lifetime
[19:55] <oerheks> '
[19:55] <oerheks> ???
[19:56] <ShadowLabs> not aparently on my system its been 4 hours seeming no matter what i do on the domain controller
[19:58] <oerheks> you might want to reask in #ubuntu-server ..
[19:59] <ShadowLabs> ya will do thanks
[20:35] <Guest1300> hi
[20:37] <oerheks> :-)
[20:37] <bprompt> :)
[20:38] <oerheks> :-D
[20:38] <mandem0110> :D
[20:38] <bprompt> Õ¿Õ
[20:40] <oerheks> 🤪
[20:40] <mandem0110>  
[23:06] <russw> I have somehow broken my ubuntu 20.04 apt... I am getting this GPG error:  https://bpa.st/raw/YRUIQ
[23:07] <russw> Anyone know how to undo this?  Not being able to `apt update` is a bit of a problem o_O
[23:07] <leftyfb> russw: remove the 3rd party repository
[23:09] <leftyfb> russw: or try curl -sSL "https://keyserver.ubuntu.com/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x1A127079A92F09ED" | sudo gpg --dearmor --output /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/kitware.gpg --yes
[23:09] <russw> nto even sure what that kitware was for... `sudo rm ./sources.list.d/kitware.list` did it
[23:09] <leftyfb> russw: you should figure that out
[23:09] <russw> definitely
[23:11] <cbreak> russw: probably cmake
[23:11] <russw> aha... yes, that is what it was.  Had a failed install there.  Reverted to cmake via asdf instead.
[23:12] <russw> thanks, cbreak
[23:12] <cbreak> there's cmake in normal apt repos
[23:12] <russw> too old for the project I needed it for
[23:13] <russw> (no idea why, but it failed a build check)
[23:13] <cbreak> I think I compile cmake from source when the repo one is too old
[23:13] <cbreak> but that hasn't happened in some time...