[00:28] <gilvan> oi
[01:11] <BCB> Remoteip module on my ubuntu 22 is install but apache2 fails to restart after adding RemoteIPProxyProtocol On to the apache2.conf file and my google fu is failing me.  Any suggestions?
[01:22] <MTecknology> How do you get nvidia-dkms to stop trying to be in charge of it's own certificate? I'm already managing a certificate for the device and dkms itself is already fully functional and able to sign kernel modules.
[02:03] <rodo> hola
[02:41] <MTecknology> Found it! Ubuntu's shim-signed uses hard-coded paths, completely disregarding the standard created by the dkms package. (seems like a bug)
[02:51] <ismaelr> hello
[03:50] <webchat24> My CPU is not properly throttling. I am using AMD 7965WX CPU on a WRX90E-SAGE motherboard, and running Ubuntu 23.10. When running at full load, the temperature can quickly exceed max operating temp for the CPU (95C). What is the best way to set thermal limits so that CPU (and ideally GPUs as well) are heavily throttled when CPU temp exceeds
[03:50] <webchat24> threshold (ideally 91C)
[03:51] <webchat24> When I check `less /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor`, it is set to powersave. Only other option in scaling_available_governers is performance
[03:52] <webchat24> my understanding is that powersave mode will not thermally throttle ... will performance mode throttle?
[03:53] <webchat24> Also, when I try to set to "performance" governer in `/etc/init.d/cpufrequtils` and reboot, it has no effect. still in "powersave" mode
[03:53] <rock8787> why in apt upgrade it says packages have been kept back. im on beta 24.04 should i worry about it?
[03:54] <rbox> !phasedupdates
[03:54] <rock8787> oh cool thanks rbox
[04:20] <webchat24> My CPU is not properly throttling. I am using AMD 7965WX CPU on a WRX90E-SAGE motherboard, and running Ubuntu 23.10. When running at full load, the temperature can quickly exceed max operating temp for the CPU (95C). What is the best way to set thermal limits so that CPU (and ideally GPUs as well) are heavily throttled when CPU temp exceeds
[04:20] <webchat24> threshold (ideally 91C)?
[05:34] <tyrone_j> jeremy31 tomreyn: ok so there's news about installing ubuntu mate 22.04.4 on a non-uefi pc. now that i let the installer create gpt on the ssd and create a bios_grub partition on the ssd, the install succeeds, but it doesn't boot after install
[05:35] <tyrone_j> it's like that joke "the surgery succeeded, but the patient died"
[05:35] <tyrone_j> the installer doesn't even check if i've booted in uefi mode (checking if /sys/firmware/efi exists)
[05:41] <tyrone_j> and the installer wants me to create the efi esp on the ssd, for reasons unknown
[05:42] <rock8787> maybe you go into bios boot menu and see if you can select the disk
[05:43] <rock8787> then set the bios to use that disk to boot
[05:44] <tyrone_j> rock8787: that's the job of the installer to do
[05:45] <rock8787> sometimes the bios doesnt do the right disk if you have multiple ssds
[05:46] <tyrone_j> rock8787: i just have one ssd (well it's through a sata raid card)
[05:46] <rock8787> hmm. dang
[05:47] <tyrone_j> so the sata raid shows as one ssd to the system
[05:48] <tyrone_j> /dev/sda
[05:48] <tyrone_j> it's not a big deal. i can make the system boot, if i create a mbr on the ssd, but i'm not sure if i should spend effort in creating a bug report about this
[05:48] <tyrone_j> if i'm the only person still installing on bios/mbr system
[05:49] <rock8787> yeah lol
[05:49] <tyrone_j> i already have one bug at launchpad that doesn't go anywhere
[07:05] <tyrone_j> ok i precreated mbr on the ssd, created the two partitions, one for btrfs and one for swap. the installer and os boot work fine
[07:11] <rock8787> nice 👍
[07:53] <tyrone_j> maybe before creating the bug report, if somebody could test it too so i don't spend my time in vain?
[07:54] <lotuspsychje> tyrone_j: before filing bugs, check the latest bugs on launchpad first, there are tons reporting regarding uefi
[08:01] <ice9> randomly I'm getting this without I do anything:
[08:01] <ice9> Warning: The unit file, source configuration file or drop-ins of apt-news.service changed on disk. Run 'systemctl daemon-reload' to reload units.
[08:01] <ice9> Warning: The unit file, source configuration file or drop-ins of esm-cache.service changed on disk. Run 'systemctl daemon-reload' to reload units.
[08:20] <NickH> I'd have thought postinstall scripts for the relevant packages should have done that.
[08:20] <NickH> Did you have an update that did not complete cleanly?
[08:21] <NickH> Eg what is the output of: dpkg --audit
[08:23] <ice9> NickH, empty output
[08:24] <NickH> Do you what packages provide those sevices?
[08:24] <ice9> NickH, no
[08:25] <NickH> Could find out if you have dlocate or apt-file installed.
[08:25] <NickH> Are either of them? Eg output of:  dpkg -l |grep -E 'dlocate|apt-file'
[08:28] <ice9> NickH, both belongs to package: ubuntu-pro-client
[08:30] <NickH> Ok. If there is a /var/lib/dpkg/info/ubuntu-pro-client.postinst it would be interesting to know what is in it
[08:31] <ice9> NickH, https://pastebin.mozilla.org/zCgBSEow
[08:33] <NickH> Seems to be a known bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-advantage-tools/+bug/2055239
[08:33] -ubottu:#ubuntu- Launchpad bug 2055239 in snapd "Warning: The unit file, source configuration file or drop-ins of {apt-news,esm-cache}.service changed on disk. Run 'systemctl daemon-reload' to reload units." [Undecided, New]
[08:34] <NickH> Sorry, wrong one I think this one https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-advantage-tools/+bug/2057937
[08:34] -ubottu:#ubuntu- Launchpad bug 2057937 in ubuntu-advantage-tools (Ubuntu Noble) "apt-news.service reporting errors after ubuntu-pro-client install" [High, Fix Released]
[08:34] <NickH> Or maybe it was the first one!
[08:38] <NickH> Anyway you should be able to get rid of the message just by running: sudo systemctl daemon-reload
[08:38] <ice9> NickH, yeah the first one
[08:45] <Guest73> Hi
[08:46] <Guest73> would need some help here my store is downloading application at a very slow pace
[08:49] <lotuspsychje> Guest73: depends wich app you are installing/downloading
[08:50] <Guest73> 24.04, I'm using the app store
[08:50] <Guest73> it downloads very slow
[08:51] <lotuspsychje> Guest73: wich app?
[08:51] <Guest73> vlc player
[08:51] <guiverc> Guest73, Ubuntu 23.10 is the latest release; 24.04 is still in beta & supported in #ubuntu-next not here
[09:19] <tyrone_j> lotuspsychje: it's about bios/mbr
[09:22] <tyrone_j> lotuspsychje: the pc doesn't do uefi. it's old
[09:23] <lotuspsychje> tyrone_j: ok, right so maybe re-state your original question here (or where you left last with the volunteers)
[09:23] <lotuspsychje> maybe the volunteers can pick up again, and advice existing bugs or support advice
[09:50] <tyrone_j> i described it already
[12:19] <La33> hOLA
[12:19] <Alonso> 33
[12:19] <Alonso> 33
[12:19] <La33> HOLAA
[12:19] <Alonso> Como
[12:19] <La33> VIVA ALONSO
[12:21] <La33> hola
[12:21] <cole_> que cojones
[12:21] <Alonso> 33
[12:21] <Alonso> haol
[12:21] <La33> buenassss
[12:22] <Alonso> Buenass
[12:22] <Alonso> Chambales
[12:22] <La33> daniel buen tanga
[12:23] <Alonso> nigger
[12:24] <La33> the boys a nigga
[12:24] <aplica> uff
[12:24] <La33> 33??
[12:24] <Alonso> boff
[12:24] <Alonso> Cómo
[12:25] <Alonso> mewing
[12:26] <mmewingg> aplica mewing
[12:26] <La33> calla
[12:26] <La33> hola blueskai
[12:27] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[12:27] <Alonso> QUIEN ES BLUE EKI
[12:27] <La33> HELLO
[12:27] <La33> Hello Nlue
[12:27] <mmewingg> blue nigga
[12:27] <La33> are you a nigga?
[12:27] <Alonso> where are ypu from
[12:28] <La33> Hello there
[12:28] <La33> Hola
[12:29] <TuxHub> La33 thats a hatecrime
[12:29] <TuxHub> please dont call people the N word
[12:30] <BluesKaj> hmm, wonder where thes idiots are from
[12:30] <Alonso> shut up
[12:30] <Alonso> mf
[12:31] <BluesKaj> who let the dogs out ?
[12:31] <La33> who who who
[12:31] <La33> where are you from
[12:31] <La33> Blue
[12:33] <La33> Blue is dead asf
[12:33] <BluesKaj> !chat
[12:34] <La33> !join #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:35] <mmewingg> fr
[12:35] <La33> Blue are you a numb digger or a dumb nigger
[12:35] <Alonso> He is a nigger
[12:36] <Alonso> fr ong
[12:36] <La33> the boys a nigga
[12:37] <Alonso> that booy is a nigger
[12:38] <mmewingg> do mewing niga
[12:39] <La33> Hello guest96
[12:40] <La33> hello people
[12:41] <mmewingg> HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
[12:41] <Alonso> heloo
[12:41] <Alonso> hello
[12:42] <La33> Hi niggas
[12:42] <La33> hello there
[12:44] <Alonso> 33
[12:44] <La33> nigga
[12:44] <Alonso> 33
[12:44] <Alonso> 33
[12:44] <Alonso> 33
[12:44] <Alonso> thanks
[12:46] <La33> Pollo
[12:46] <mmewingg> HIIIIIIIIII
[12:46] <Alonso> pello
[12:46] <La33> Hello
[13:44] <esv> thanks!
[14:34] <jp__> Hi guys, i made a persistant sd card from where i can boot. Now, after about a month i am noticing the system occasionally hangs and i am thinking it has to do with the wear of the sd card. So i am clicking on the install ubuntu button to install it to the hard drive. However, the casper-rw drive just dissapears and reappears and there is no installation procedure starting... Any idea?
[14:44] <Jim`> What is the latest LTS ?
[14:44] <leftyfb>   22.04 with 24.04 due to release on Thursday
[14:45] <Jim`> leftyfb: M$ pushing their Win11 but u no can installz
[14:45] <Jim`> So looks like I gotta do something beforen xt year
[14:48] <Jim`> leftyfb: Anywho, XFCE or Lubuntu for faster GUI?
[14:48] <Jim`> Xubuntu*
[14:48] <leftyfb> Jim`: try them both and decide which one works best for you
[14:48] <Jim`> leftyfb: Lubuntu looks more how I'd want
[14:50] <Jim`> leftyfb: But yeah, looks like I'll just wait a few days after I decide if my printer gonna work for 24.04, but go on and try 22.04 now to see if I can get it working
[14:55] <jp__> is there a way to install ubuntu without a live usb?
[14:55] <leftyfb> jp__: what is preventing you from installing from usb?
[14:56] <jp__> I have a live persistent usb but seems the install button isn't working
[14:56] <leftyfb> make a new one?
[14:57] <jp__> yeah, but why doesn't it work
[14:57] <jp__> I dont have another usb laying around
[14:57] <jp__> I'm on the ubuntu right now
[14:57] <jp__> can't i dd my current install onto the hdd or something
[14:58] <jp__> Or is this a question out of your leaugue and i shouldn't try whatever you might suggest because it will deff break the install?
[14:59] <leftyfb> jp__: you think offending someone is a great way to get their help?
[14:59] <jp__> Not trying to offend you
[14:59] <jp__> But sometimes i also give advice on IRC
[14:59] <jp__> Even though i am not a super expert
[15:00] <jp__> i didn't know you was i am sorry
[15:04] <leftyfb> jp__: I would not suggest dd'ing the live usb with persistent storage to your hard drive. It's not a real install and uses an immutable filesystem(squashfs)
[15:04] <jp__> ok
[15:05] <leftyfb> jp__: I would just wipe your usb and put the iso installer onto it and install that way. You can then restore your files from backups
[15:05] <jp__> yeah i made cloud backups
[15:05] <jp__> but i was hoping there was a shortcut
[15:06] <jp__> My terminal won't open anymore as well so maybe that is the only option left indeed
[15:06] <leftyfb> there are, but it's non-trivial and will take longer to accomplish.
[16:46] <michaelette> hello guyz :^)
[17:16] <meandrain> Hi. I want to separate OS vs Data, on my ubuntu 22.04 install. Do you guys know what directories are used for data and which for os?
[17:17] <meandrain> I am using the machine as LAMP + Mail
[17:18] <meandrain> I want to use ZFS on root and create different datasets for different directories, but when updating ubuntu I want only to do changes in directories where the OS is installed (I will use snapshots to rollback a failed update)
[18:04] <kaleido> which kernel version is shipping with 24.04?
[18:05] <lotuspsychje> kaleido: currently 6.8
[18:10] <jiggawatt> yeah ubuntu silverblue!@
[18:10] <jiggawatt> coming friday
[19:42] <donofrio> if I can ping yahoo but cannot access the repo's what is my network issue?
[19:42] <bprompt> donofrio: the repos?
[19:42] <bprompt> didn't know yahoo had a repository :|
[19:44] <donofrio> yah 91.189.91.81
[19:44] <donofrio> goes 404 on me ;(
[19:44] <leftyfb> donofrio: yahoo repo for what?
[19:44] <donofrio> no yahoo is my "test ping" site, they do not block icmp
[19:45] <leftyfb> donofrio: can you show us what error you are getting as it relates to ubuntu?
[19:45] <bprompt> donofrio: so yahoo.com is working, but apt-get isn't installing anything?
[19:45] <leftyfb> donofrio: also, you're running WSL right?
[19:46] <bprompt> donofrio: a network setup can disallow ICMP packets at the same time it can allow other connections, or it can restrict connections only through certain ports only
[19:47] <donofrio> https://paste.opensuse.org/pastes/d9d17174841e
[19:47] <donofrio> bprompt, yep
[19:48] <donofrio> tried to install pianobar because I seen that audio is pipewire and I was like hummm
[19:48] <leftyfb> donofrio: is this WSL?
[19:49] <donofrio> leftyfb, yah that should be an instant exclude for support fwiw....
[19:49] <donofrio> shouldn't I meant
[19:49] <leftyfb> donofrio: no, but it's certainly an additional layer that could affect your network access
[19:50] <leftyfb> donofrio: can you access http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/libu/libunibreak in your browser in Windows?
[19:51] <donofrio> yep
[19:52] <leftyfb> ok, I'm going to go with this has something to do with the WSL networking layer.
[19:52] <leftyfb> I would ask for help with it in #windows-wsl
[19:52] <leftyfb> also, you're running nobel which isn't released nor supported yet
[19:53] <donofrio> I can curl that url just fine from xfce-termial
[19:53] <donofrio> leftyfb, it is in code freeze (aka almost released)
[20:01] <generalist> hej
[20:04] <bprompt> donofrio: you can always check in your webbrowser if  you can reach "91.189.91.81:80", if  you can't, then is blocked
[20:07] <mdmbkr> anyone willing to help out a little with setting up a persistent ssh tunnel as a systemd service
[20:07] <donofrio> bprompt, browser not installed, but curl works
[20:08] <leftyfb> mdmbkr: look at autossh
[20:08] <mdmbkr> right now I'm looking at https://github.com/mkopa/ssh-tunnel
[20:08] <mdmbkr> but I don't know what I don't know
[20:09] <leftyfb> mdmbkr: use autossh which is in the ubuntu repos and supported by Ubuntu
[20:09] <mdmbkr> roger thanks
[21:43] <kr1ss> hey
[22:42] <joalyson> I deleted PCSX2 and its launcher is still in the menu when opened super, what do I do to remove it?
[22:48] <charlz> Good day all. Does Ubuntu 24 server come with some facility to join active directory during (or post) installation? Currently, using legacy PBIS and not opposed to manual setup, but would love a modern option for virtual machines.
[22:49] <charlz> Also interested in options other than manual configuration for Ubuntu 20/22.
[23:14] <toddc> charlz: later versions have a AD option during install I have not tested it and would need to check which versions 1 sec wile I look for informarion
[23:21] <toddc> charlz: I think it is only part of 24.04 install that should be released on the 25th
[23:26] <charlz> @toddc, thanks! I'm responsible for the rollout every other year and I try to start testing as soon as the final image drops in April, with the plan that we switch to the most recent LTS for all deployments by end of summer. This year, I'm trying to get rid of PBIS (PowerBroker open) since they dropped support for it, and I'd rather not have to
[23:26] <charlz> write up howto's on manual configuration. *crosses fingers for a built-in solution on Ubuntu Server*
[23:26] <toddc> charlz: 1 sec I anm testing 24.04 to verify
[23:30] <toddc> charlz: I just verified that there is a option during first install on 24.04 to join AD and also you can always do it after install on any version
[23:33] <toddc> I did test the desktop version not the server version
[23:44] <MinusSeven> 24.04 should be out soon?
[23:47] <toddc> 24.04 april 25 three days
[23:47] <Guest66> How can i install this package? https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/jammy/benchmark
[23:47] <Guest66> I added universe apt repository but still cannot install it.
[23:52] <aatki> JOIN #cha1
[23:52] <aatki> JOIN #cha1
[23:52] <aatki> PASS poi
[23:53] <arraybolt3> aatki: you need a / in front of join
[23:53] <arraybolt3> also you may have just exposed your password in a public room.
[23:53] <arraybolt3> #cha1 doesn't seem to be a channel on libera.chat, are you sure you're on the right IRC server?
[23:56] <oerheks> unregistered users need help
[23:56] <oerheks> lolz