[00:00] <baggy> _XSERVTransmkdir: Mode of /tmp/.X11-unix should be set to 1777
[00:00] <baggy> what is that suppose to mean
[00:00] <arraybolt3> I don't know, I don't know what you're trying to do.
[00:00] <baggy> i dint do it yet
[00:00] <arraybolt3> Go back just a bit. You're trying to launch an entire DE within WSL. Why?
[00:01] <baggy> be cayse it slow
[00:01] <baggy> right?
[00:01] <kostkon> baggy, file perms? use chown?
[00:01] <arraybolt3> Launching a whole DE in WSL isn't possible.
[00:01] <arraybolt3> kostkon: I think they probably shouldn't do that right now.
[00:01] <arraybolt3> You could cause damage trying to "fix" something that isn't broken.
[00:01] <kostkon> arraybolt3, good call
[00:01] <arraybolt3> This doesn't work because it isn't designed to work yet.
[00:01] <baggy> i thojught ur suppose to chnage the file name
[00:01] <baggy> didnt try
[00:01] <arraybolt3> baggy: if your apps are slow, maybe you're missing the GPU drivers needed?
[00:02] <arraybolt3> See https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/tutorials/gui-apps - it recommends you install drivers to enable virtual GPU so that you can have hardware accelerated graphics for your Linux apps.
[00:02] <baggy> i read it could slow it
[00:02] <arraybolt3> That should fix any "slowness" you notice, as much as can be fixed anyway.
[00:02] <baggy> the tree
[00:02] <baggy> i treed it
[00:02] <baggy> and i thought it was wrong
[00:03] <arraybolt3> You're giving very little details and very vague explanations. Right now without knowing what you're trying to do, it's impossible to tell for sure how to make it work.
[00:03] <arraybolt3> Why are you using `tree`?
[00:03] <arraybolt3> And how big of a directory are you trying to look at anyway?
[00:03] <baggy> _XSERVTransmkdir: Mode of /tmp/.X11-unix should be set to 1777
[00:04] <baggy> at startx
[00:04] <arraybolt3> startx won't work. Abandon startx.
[00:04] <arraybolt3> WSL2 explicitly does not support it.
[00:04] <arraybolt3> Whatever you're doing can be done without it.
[00:04] <kostkon> baggy, are you following some kind of tutorial on how to enable x11 in wsl
[00:05] <baggy> ubuntu-desktop-installer
[00:05] <baggy>         ├── 1276
[00:05] <baggy>         ├── 1286
[00:05] <baggy>         ├── common
[00:05] <baggy>         └── current -> 1286
[00:05] <arraybolt3> If you're just trying to look at all the files in a directory, use `tree` and don't worry about "slowness". If you use it on an absolutely massive directory and the slowness is noticable, install the GPU drivers, then install a hardware-accelerated terminal, launch it from the Start Menu, and use that.
[00:06] <baggy> wsl
[00:06] <arraybolt3> 99% of the time though, so-called "slowness" is so negligible you won't care.
[00:07] <baggy> no change then
[00:07] <baggy> ok
[00:07] <baggy> sure?
[00:07] <arraybolt3> Pretty sure at least.
[00:07] <arraybolt3> (depending on what you're asking if I'm sure about - I'm definitely sure you shouldn't try to fix that odd _XSERVTransmkdir error, and I'm also sure you don't need startx to be able to use tree.)
[00:12] <baggy> i never really tried ubuntu except in the past.. :) https://www.howtogeek.com/409115/how-to-delete-files-and-directories-in-the-linux-terminal/ is the tutorial for basics
[00:12] <baggy> now i get some simple commands
[02:36] <Tingo> Hi..
[02:36] <Tingo> Hi, # openssl s_client IP:Port -tls1_2 -trace
[02:37] <Tingo> How can i check which SecLevel is used from above command ?
[02:44] <pragmaticenigma> Tingo, Unless you explicately set the SecLevel, it is either set by a configuration file, or going to be negotiated at time of connection
[02:56] <sem> I intend to install ubuntu on a partition of an SSD, and install grub to that disk, and select it from BIOS when I want to boot ubuntu. Does that sound reasonable?
[02:56] <rbox> sure
[02:56] <sem> The other dual-boot problem that I know to head off is to tell Ubuntu to leave the RTC in local time, not UTC
[02:56] <sem> because that will confuse windows
[02:56] <sem> if i don't do that
[02:57] <sem> do you all know of any good trustworthy references for dual boot best practices in this day and age?
[02:57] <rbox> best practice is to just get rid of windows
[02:57] <rbox> :P
[02:58] <sem> thanks that's very helpful
[03:00] <Bashing-om> !dualboot
[03:00] <KernelPanicXD> yo
[03:02] <sem> I appreciate it! Thanks Bashing-om
[03:03] <Bashing-om> sem: No problem - welcome :D
[03:09] <circle> I have the impression that one can configure (recent) windows and linux to use UTC time. The documentation for that used to be easy to find with the old google.
[03:10] <circle> sem ^^^
[03:12] <circle> Hi should I expect an already running 22.04 system to automatically recognize and use monitors that are attached later? Is this possible, impossible, or dependent on some aspect of the hardware? Or is there some way to ask the OS to reassess the available video outputs?
[03:20] <Bashing-om> circle: Old? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime - http://www.computerhope.com/unix/udate.htm - http://askubuntu.com/questions/169376/clock-time-is-off-on-dual-boot .
[03:28] <sem> thanks circle
[03:29] <sem> new or old google, my google-fu peaked around 2008 and it has all been downhill since then
[04:27] <tjagannath> Hi
[04:27] <tjagannath> Good Morning
[04:28] <tjagannath> I need support related to openldap
[04:28] <Bashing-om> !ask | tjagannath
[04:29] <Tingo> Hi.. what kind of support in openLdap ?
[04:29] <tjagannath> I am getting error when importing data to openldap
[04:29] <tjagannath> ldap_add: Other (e.g., implementation specific) error (80) additional info: txn_commit failed
[04:30] <tjagannath> used command to ldapadd
[04:31] <tjagannath> earlier it was working fine.
[04:31] <tjagannath> in the middle of data import it gives me error.
[04:32] <tjagannath> I am getting error when importing data to openldap
[04:36] <Tingo> check OpenLdap Logs for more info..
[05:44] <silv3r_m00n> hi there, i have installed ubuntu with full disk encryption, lvm/luks, now i want to resize the swap because the default setup created only 2GB which is overflowing on my 8gb ram laptop. is this approach correct, https://askubuntu.com/a/1412311/135693
[05:44] <silv3r_m00n> it asks to first resize the root partition to free up space, then resize the swap to grow in the free space
[05:45] <silv3r_m00n> sorry got dc
[05:55] <daydrinking> Your whole drive is  2 partitions? But yes. You need to shrink your partition closest to the swap... I personally would do it as 2 separate actions to make sure the shrink worked right. Reboot then add swap space
[05:57] <silv3r_m00n> daydrinking: while installing ubuntu i use guided use whole disk, so yes there is a small boot partition and a bit LVM partition containing root and swap
[05:57] <silv3r_m00n> the post suggests first shrinking the root to make free space, then expand the swap to take new space
[05:57] <daydrinking> silv3r_m00n: then yeah. You shouldn't have any issues. Can I ask how often you run out of RAM?
[05:58] <silv3r_m00n> this laptop is a 8gb ram, and with lot of chromium tabs, it struggles with ram just with 20 tabs opened
[05:58] <silv3r_m00n> 7GB/8GB used kind of and 1.5G/2GB swap already used
[06:00] <daydrinking> Interesting. Yeah I'd probably dedicate 8GB for swap. 16GB if you have a large drive
[06:00] <silv3r_m00n> the drive is 256GB mostly empty
[06:00] <silv3r_m00n> i can add 16GB swap without concern
[06:01] <daydrinking> 256 is smll though if you torrent or game or anything like that. But you'll be fine
[08:32] <silv3r_m00n> hi there, i put a 256gb sata ssd in an enclosure and installed ubuntu on it using full drive encryption. now i am able to use ubuntu portably across multiple machine and it feels quite productive. are there any other things that can be done to improve this kind of a setup
[08:36] <ikonia> improve in what way
[08:36] <ikonia> personally I don't think booting one install on multiple machines is a good model
[08:37] <akik> if it works, it works
[08:42] <akik> silv3r_m00n: ?
[08:52] <tjon> ελληνικα μονο παιδια .ειμαι νεος
[08:57] <swift110-mobile> Hey all
[13:07] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[13:27] <johnfg> hi folks
[13:31] <johnfg> I'm getting an error from the snap-store, about it not being able to update.  Unable to update "Snap Store":  (null): cannot refresh "snap-store": snap "snap-store" has running apps (ubuntu-software), pids: 2014.
[13:32] <ravage> try "kill 2014" in a terminal
[13:37] <johnfg> Got it done.  Some weirdness there, but I guess it's resolved.
[17:03] <sem> Hey all, my graphics are all glitched out, but I still have a mouse that moves around
[17:03] <sem> Going to virtual terminals doesn't unglitch the screen or remove the mouse
[17:04] <sem> It kind of acts like it's on the lock screen with a slideshow, but all glitched out
[17:05] <sem> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/969760851101880366/1217156507238404186/d2ccf0dc-0a98-430f-9557-dbc02570cd3c.jpg?ex=66030055&is=65f08b55&hm=90ee696496bf52a0cd2155194eda9e9c8c3d73858acca2b6e6a931b8fbc803a1&
[17:05] <sem> Uuh hold on
[17:06] <sem> Without tracking: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/969760851101880366/1217156507238404186/d2ccf0dc-0a98-430f-9557-dbc02570cd3c.jpg
[17:07] <sem> I guess you need those parts of the url after all
[17:07] <sem> My question is: will any of the sysreg shortcuts get me back to a virtual console
[17:11] <sem> I'm un glitched! Alt-Sysreg-f worked to invoke the OOM killer it just took a long time
[17:55] <Sora> i'm trying to run some proprietary gpu software in a vnc but get errors cuda_error_not_initialized and it's only able to detect mesa, not the nvidia graphics card
[17:55] <Sora> how do i run this software under the gpu
[17:55] <Sora> nvidia-smi shows correct driver and cuda version and my gpu
[18:14] <akik> p
[18:59] <Guest9947> Bitcoin .. Captialsim .. ich glaube Powershell ist C++ oder C# .. wie Linux Konsole .. terminal ..
[18:59] <Guest9947> eigentlich Neo
[19:00] <stenno> diggi hier wird englisch gesprochen
[19:00] <leftyfb> Guest9947: this is a support channel
[19:00] <mkou_> yes gespoken uch bin der maumeister und ... Neo is pu$$ y
[19:01] <bprompt> !de | Guest9947
[19:01] <stenno> didn't know this trigger, nice
[19:02] <bprompt> !fr | stenno  // =)
[19:02] <stenno> tres bien
[19:02] <mkou> can you please help me find the name of that terminal that is loading from the either side of the screen and pops out on a shortcut key
[19:03] <bprompt> hmmmmm, is a kde app IIRC, I used it, didn't like it too much
[19:04] <mkou> its not that one
[19:04] <bprompt> eh?
[19:04] <bprompt> mkou: are you referring to Yakuake?
[19:05] <mkou> the name was close to termux
[19:05] <mkou> but its not the one termux
[19:05] <bprompt> well, yakuake does that =P
[19:06] <mkou> its not yakuake
[19:06] <mkou> but I will check it, might be good
[19:07] <bprompt> yakuake slides IN/OUT of the edges
[19:07] <mkou> left and right side possible?
[19:08] <bprompt> mkou:  yeap, is configurable from what I recall
[19:09] <mkou> ill give it a chance, but I really wish to find the one I used, the name was very close to termux
[19:10] <mkou> checked all "top 10 terminals" guides, no luck yet  :D
[19:10] <bprompt> hehe, and google's search AI help blows, heheh, doesn't show much
[19:11] <mkou> naturally shifted to duck 6-7 years ago
[19:12] <mkou> occasionally do a search on google, when on a fresh install and cant believe my eyes :D
[19:12] <leftyfb> mkou: tilda
[19:12] <mkou> leftyfb,
[19:12] <mkou> yes
[19:12] <mkou> i think it was tilda
[19:12] <mkou> man
[19:13] <bprompt> ahemm, tilda is not even close to termux :P
[19:13] <bprompt> I mean, name wise
[19:14] <mkou> no its not tilda, saw it in the top 10 suggestions
[19:15] <mkou> leave it, I will find it eventually and will share it here, you will love it
[19:18] <bprompt> mkou: were you running it before? was it installed?
[19:18] <bprompt> I mean, you can check logs
[19:19] <mkou> was long time ago
[19:19] <mkou> maybe an year
[19:19] <mkou> did few fresh installs since then
[19:20] <bprompt> mkou: then check your local hypnotist then =)
[19:20] <mkou> but do you know what Im thinking
[19:21] <bprompt> mkou:  yes, yakuake does that, slide from the edges in and out
[19:21] <mkou> ill try it
[19:22] <mkou> but listen, if cat is printing a file's content, while grep is searching for a string through files
[19:23] <mkou> right, so cat file | grep string
[19:23] <mkou> should be much better than just grep string
[19:23] <leftyfb> why?
[19:23] <leftyfb> grep string file
[19:23] <mkou> in terms of loading too much in the server
[19:23] <leftyfb> cat | grep spawns 2 processes
[19:24] <leftyfb> grep is only 1
[19:24] <leftyfb> cat | grep is pointless
[19:24] <mkou> I know, grep file string does what cat | grep string does,
[19:24] <leftyfb> except with twice the number of processes running
[19:24] <mkou> but m
[19:25] <mkou> but if you cat the file and grep from it, you are grepping one file
[19:26] <leftyfb> if you grep a file you are grepping one file
[19:26] <mkou> if you grep a directory, you are searching thought files and directories
[19:26] <mkou> so grep is heavier than cat + grep
[19:26] <leftyfb> huh?
[19:26] <mkou> I am not arguing , just trying to understand it
[19:27] <leftyfb> why would you compare cat | grep a file to grepping an entire directory structure recursively?
[19:27] <leftyfb> obviously cat file is only 1 file and grep -R will search all files
[19:28] <leftyfb> but if you already know the file name, then just use grep on the file name
[19:28] <leftyfb> if you don't know the file name, then cat isn't going to work regardless
[19:28] <leftyfb> unless you find | xargs | cat every file and then grep, which would be more resource intensive than just recursive grep
[19:29] <mkou> grep <string> from while in any directory vs cat file | grep <string>  from the print
[19:29] <leftyfb> grep <string> file
[19:30] <leftyfb> you seem to want to compare apples and oranges here
[19:31] <mkou> mhm ok
[19:31] <leftyfb> obviously if you grep every file in a directory structure it's going to take more resources/time than cat file | grep <string>. But you seem to keep ignoring the fact that you know the filename and can just use grep <string> file
[19:32] <mkou> yep make sens now
[20:01] <fox> hello
[20:03] <bprompt> jello
[20:03] <bprompt> !ask | fox
[20:59] <Tingo> Hi
[21:00] <Tingo> $ openssl s_client -connect IP:Port -tls1_2 -trace
[21:01] <Tingo> how can i know that which Level of Communcation was it ? or By Default which Level used?
[21:02] <Tingo> or it depends on RSA Key Size e.g 4096 ?
[21:02] <Tingo> of Server*
[21:05] <Tingo> AnyOne ?
[21:15] <akik> Tingo: try with curl: curl --tlsv1.2 --tls-max 1.2 -v https://www.google.com/ 2>&1 |less
[21:17] <Tingo> Thanks for reply, Curl will show that which SecLevel was used in between communications ?
[21:17] <Tingo> actually i am testing few things locally in between my own OpenSSL Server and Client..
[21:18] <Tingo> # openssl s_server -key www.key_no_pass -cert www.cert -accept 4433 -tls1_2
[21:18] <Tingo> $ openssl s_client -connect IP:4433 -tls1_2
[21:21] <Tingo> i want to traceout that which SecLevel (0-6) was used by default or normally in between Communcation..
[21:29] <Tingo> # openssl ciphers -s -v DEFAULT:@SECLEVEL=2
[21:29] <Tingo> # openssl ciphers -s -v DEFAULT:@SECLEVEL=1
[21:31] <bprompt> Tingo: tried ##openssl yet?
[21:31] <Tingo> No one was replying their..
[21:32] <bprompt> Tingo: there's also #openssl, yes they're different
[21:33] <bprompt> Tingo: there's also a #libressl channel
[21:33] <Tingo> i try to find out myself : $ openssl s_client -connect IP:4433 -tls1_2 -trace
[21:33] <Tingo> $ openssl s_client -connect 10.0.0.20:4433 -tls1_2 -debug
[21:46] <Tingo> hmm its in between 1 -2 (3-6) are too strict Ciphers..
[21:51] <ZaY> hi
[21:51] <ZaY> I install applications on ubun and I want to uninstall them
[21:51] <ZaY> please
[21:54] <Tingo> $ sudo apt purge Application_Name
[21:54] <Tingo> which kind of application is it ?
[21:56] <ZaY> i need to uninstall server and anop
[21:56] <ZaY> please
[21:56] <Tingo> Which Type of Applications are those ?
[21:58] <ZaY> urealircd and anope
[22:00] <ZaY> E: Unable to locate package anope-2.0.15
[22:00] <ZaY> E: Couldn't find any package by glob 'anope-2.0.15'
[22:02] <Tingo> hope so you have been compiled urealircd App ?
[22:04] <Tingo> hmm.. its compiled/build based apps, so find out its Source code folder which was used for compiling it..
[22:05] <Tingo> $ cd /Path/to/Source/urealircd/
[22:05] <Tingo> $ sudo make uninstall all
[22:05] <stenno> uhm
[22:05] <ZaY> ok
[22:05] <Tingo> $ cd /Path/to/Source/anope/
[22:06] <Tingo> $ make uninstall all
[22:06] <stenno> Tingo: stop
[22:06] <Tingo> $ sudo make uninstall all
[22:06] <Tingo> opss .. did i said wronge ?
[22:07] <ZaY> make: *** No rule to make target 'uninstall'. Stop.
[22:11] <Tingo> do you know where did you installed unrealircd App ? i meant in which folder is it..?
[22:14] <stenno> Tingo: for help with ircd, probably ask in #libera directly
[22:14] <ZaY> I want to uninstall all applications on ~/home/ubuntu
[22:25] <oerheks> If one build it right, there is an Uninstall
[23:03] <derek-shnosh> Ubuntu 23.10, Gnome 45.2, Kernel 6.5.0-25-generic... all of the sudden my USB-C connected display is not working. This is what I gleaned from journalctl: https://dpaste.com/BYM48EM4J
[23:04] <oerheks> derek-shnosh, does it get solved with pull and plug in again?
[23:04] <derek-shnosh> oerheks: no, it does not.
[23:04] <oerheks> happens sometimes with my system too, dvi and hdmi.
[23:05] <derek-shnosh> Also, my two other displays and NIC on my Dell dock are not working, but all USB devices connected to the dock are.
[23:05] <oerheks> oke, then i have no clue. found nothing usefull here in logs
[23:05] <oerheks> ah, dock, important info.
[23:06] <derek-shnosh> Hold on though.
[23:06] <derek-shnosh> One display is direct connected to my USB-C, cable just goes from USB-C to HDMI (no dongle, full cable).
[23:06] <derek-shnosh> The other two displays are on the dock (diff USB-C port).
[23:09] <pragmaticenigma> derek-shnosh: Have you tried powering down everything, including the dock... then turning things back on again?
[23:09] <derek-shnosh> pragmaticenigma: Yes I have. Even left everything disconnected and unplugged for an hour while running errands.
[23:10] <oerheks> pragmaticenigma, for me it happens with cold boot too
[23:11] <pragmaticenigma> just making sure the tried and true wasn't so tried and true
[23:11] <pragmaticenigma> :)
[23:11] <derek-shnosh> Typically I have to reseat the direct connected USB-C cable on boot, or power cycle the dock, to get the displays working... now they just won't.
[23:12] <pragmaticenigma> derek-shnosh: what about process of elimination? or removing everything and then re-adding one at a time?
[23:12] <derek-shnosh> I have, yes. Disconnected Dell dock, disconnected USB-C <> HDMI cable.
[23:13] <derek-shnosh> Then reconnect just the single display USB-C <> HDMI.
[23:13] <derek-shnosh> Sorry, its USB-C <> DP
[23:16] <pragmaticenigma> I'm stumped... hopefully the machine standalone works okay
[23:20] <derek-shnosh> pragmaticenigma: it does... but, my productivity pixel real estate is severely diminished.
[23:20] <derek-shnosh> missing out on 2x 2K displays and 1x 4K.
[23:22] <derek-shnosh> Going to boot off live USB and see if it persists.
[23:43] <derek-shnosh> Well this is very frustrating.
[23:56] <derek-shnosh> pragmaticenigma & oerheks : Culprit was hardware somehow (Lenovo Slim 7 ProX)... With the laptop on, I held the power button down for like 30s to perform a "power drain". Then powered it backup and loaded BIOS defaults and let it boot. Displays are working again.
[23:57] <derek-shnosh> Was prompted by this thread: https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-Yoga-Series-Laptops/Lenovo-Slim-7-ProX-14ARH7-not-detecting-my-external-monitor/m-p/5233873