=== chris14_ is now known as chris14 === JanC is now known as Guest4088 === JanC is now known as Guest3279 [06:54] Hi, why does apt not install the latest version here and how can I change this behaviour? [06:54] axel@lyra:/var/www/html/vhosts$ apt-cache policy phpmyadmin [06:54] phpmyadmin: [06:54] Installed: (none) [06:54] Candidate: 4:4.9.5+dfsg1-2ubuntu0.1~esm1 [06:54] Version table: === ahasenack_ is now known as ahasenack [18:13] which diagram type is the most suitable for documenting server's services and architecture? [18:18] dia, the software itself is created for such task [18:21] (cross posted to at least #linux and #debian, as usual) [18:23] sorry for my brainfart [20:05] Has anyone tried to patch an Ubuntu kernel with Google's BBRv3 ? [20:10] sorry tomreyn for cross posting, because I usually wait for hours to get a response if posted in a single channel, sometimes when I need a quick response (for a reason) I do that; but yeah, that's not good! [20:22] at the very least it's better if you mention that you posted it elsewhere before; people can check to see if they aren't going to do useless work then... [21:22] so, nobody ever tried to BBRv3 on top of an ubuntu kernel? :( [22:18] dunno about bbrv3, just using whatever bbr is in linux 6.5 [22:19] Google promised to upstream BBRv3 "ASAP", so it will be in Ubuntu once they do that :) [22:23] make a dkms package :) [22:31] I'm not really sure where to report this, but I'm seeing archive.ubuntu.com blocked in India with a link to http://www.airtel.in/court-orders/ [22:31] "Hon’ble Court." [22:31] well that's one way to not look up how to spell "honorable" [22:32] Odd_Bloke, your isp? [22:36] Google suggests that's an official form of address for the Indian Supreme Court (but their website didn't load, somewhat ironically). [22:37] just dont use your isp's dns server [22:37] I just run my own pulling from the roots [22:37] not sure if googles dns would follow .in stuff or not [22:37] I doublt 9.9.9.9 would [22:39] `curl -H "Host: archive.ubuntu.com" 91.189.91.83` hits the issue, so I don't think it's DNS hijacking. [22:40] oh, they are doing route blackholing [22:40] effective, but I rarely see it done [22:41] any other ips? outside of uk? [22:41] 185.125.190.36 maybe? [22:41] Same result. [22:41] still in uk, heh [22:42] you could point to my apt-cache-ng server if you wanted? [22:42] Odd_Bloke: what dns recursors or forwarders are you hitting? what IP addresses does it reply? [22:42] he did a stright http connect to the right ip, still no go [22:42] ohhhhh [22:43] https could help there, if available [22:43] cache.patrickdk.com:3142 [22:44] https wouldn't help [22:44] http/https/... depends on tcp working [22:44] Odd_Bloke: maybe traceroutes? [22:45] question is, local isp blackhole, or a higher country level blackhole [22:45] oh, i was thinking they replaced the website by something else. [22:45] they did, by redirecting the ip address :) [22:48] i'll hold back on the discussion, this is not the time + place. [22:51] must be a local isp thing, most if the in looking glasses find it ok [22:55] http://www.site24x7.com/tools/public/t/results-1713912834141.html hyderabad + new delhi (unknown isps) report response size 262 bytes (but not others in IN) [23:33] http://in.archive.ubuntu.com/ [23:41] someone just suggested adding http://archive.ubuntu.com/ to the global test list of citizenlab's ooni probe https://github.com/citizenlab/test-lists/pull/1710/files [23:41] -ubottu:#ubuntu-server- Pull 1710 in citizenlab/test-lists "Contribution from test-lists.ooni.org" [Open] [23:43] http://start.ubuntu.com/connectivity-check.html and https://ubuntu.com/ are already on their list according to https://github.com/citizenlab/test-lists/blob/master/lists/global.csv [23:47] Odd_Bloke: can you use other (local or non-local) mirrors? [23:51] I wonder what they objected to in the archives... [23:52] tor or vpn would be my guess [23:52] huh [23:54] they've been restricting internet access in the jammu and kashmir region (or whatever they're calling it these days), they might be trying to block censorship evasion tools [23:55] oh they have elections going, i almost forgot. [23:57] from what I can tell, the Indian justice system runs on... Ubuntu [23:57] if it runs at all? [23:57] what I hear about it is mostly about how slow it is [23:57] """eCommittee, Supreme Court of India [23:57] Guidelines for Roll-out and Installation of Ubuntu Linux for Indian Judiciary""" [23:58] there are documents about them using Ubuntu in several places :) [23:59] block security updates for your own systems... excellent plan :P [23:59] sarnold, this is normal in gov https://imgur.com/gallery/yZzobvd