=== five618480330 is now known as five61848033 === chris14_ is now known as chris14 === juserJoeBk is now known as JoeB === JoeB is now known as JoeBk === JoeBk is now known as Guest4046 [04:35] hola [04:38] rodriguezf: hi [04:38] rodriguezf: how may i help you with ubuntu? [06:25] Nigger nigger nigger nigger nigger Microsoft Windows 10 === EriC^ is now known as EriC^^ [07:43] hi there. is there a way to "hide" those packages that we marked as hold, so apt doesn't keep saying that there's X packages to be updated? [08:41] hi [08:41] Anyone here? === white-wolf_ is now known as white-wolf [10:55] jakob: hi [10:56] hello [10:56] me again [10:57] you are jakob? [10:57] is it possible to run do-release-upgarde unattended [10:57] ghodawalaaman: i am not, sorry heh === SakuraChan is now known as Sakura`Kinomoto [12:40] Hi all [12:40] BluesKaj: hey [12:40] what is new we got in Ubuntu [12:41] ghodawalaaman: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-04-lts-noble-numbat-release-notes/39890 [12:41] that's a quite a big list [12:43] hey ghodawalaaman [13:22] bonjour à tous [13:49] hi, I tried upgrading jammy to noble through update-manager, and it's been stuck on "cleaning up" for a while. Is there a way I can fix this somehow? [14:50] Hello I am trying timeshift to backps up but it puts them into /run/timeshift instead of the external drive i selected, how can i fix it? [15:23] Maja4ever! [15:23] Maja4ever! [15:23] multi8: not here please. This is a support channel === Guest9625 is now known as mutante === TheCaptain8985 is now known as TheCaptain898 === KNERD_ is now known as KNERD [16:09] I want to inspect how the GDAL package is built in Ubuntu. Is there something similar to Arch Linux's AUR repository for DEB packages I can inspect online? [16:10] ianliu: downloading the source isn't enough? [16:10] For instance, in Arch I can inspect the package here: https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/packaging/packages/gdal [16:11] https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=gdal [16:23] ravage1: thanks! [16:23] ianliu apt source [16:24] ianliu it will download in $PWD [16:25] kk1234: the problem with apt source is it needs to modify the source list, right? I need to add deb-src to the list [16:26] and I can't modify them in the system [16:26] ianliu ok I rest my case [17:07] Hi Somebody ? [17:07] hi there. is there a way to "hide" those packages that we marked as hold, so apt doesn't keep saying that there's X packages to be updated? [17:11] PeGaSuS: no, there is not a way. updates are important, often carrying vulnerability patches in them. Holding should be done temporarily [17:11] hey folks, I am using this page: https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/kernel-crash-dump to setup the crash kernel dump analysis on my box but the machine does not reboot after 'echo c > /proc/sysrt-trigger' command, is there a way to force the reboot? [17:12] or am I too impatient? [17:13] If the kernel crashed... I'm not sure how one would expect it to respond to commands [17:15] well, I'd expect the server reboots after the crash-kernel is done capturing the emergency system dump and saving it to /var/crash directory [17:17] esv reisub maybe? [17:21] will dig around. [17:22] esv: personally I wouldn't want a machine to automatically reboot after a kernel crash. For concern of it just going into the boot loop over and over again, filling up the log space and then bigger problems. [17:22] kdump is intended to be a way to capture the crash, and then boot to known stable kernel for analysis === EriC^^_ is now known as EriC^^ [18:30] Greetings === admin3 is now known as adminbuntu [18:35] Hello [18:37] The irony.. disconnected lol === admin3_ is now known as admin3 === EriC^ is now known as EriC^^ [19:14] Anyone else having VS Code issues on the newest release? [19:15] Styne: define "issues" [19:16] In version 1.90.0 it would crash on boot and had to be opened from the terminal (dealt with this last week). Now on 1.90.1 hardware (gpu) acceleration doesn't seem to be working properly [19:17] Very slow experience overall, both typing and scrolling both in files and in the terminal [19:21] are you running in a wayland or Xserver display server? === paran0n4 is now known as paran0n [21:03] can someone answer questions about ffmpeg or do i need to go to a different channel? [21:03] I missed the question, what was the question? [21:03] ididn''t ask yet [21:04] Oh, well don't ask to ask, just ask. [21:04] i can't seem to get ffmpeg to concatenate muliple video files [21:04] are they the same exact formats? [21:05] i used ffmpeg -i concat:v1.mp4|v2.mp4|v3.mp4 output.mp4 [21:05] I haven't actively been using ffmpeg... pretty much all of the stuff I use it for is fully automated now. [21:06] but I had problems concatinating videos once when they weren't the same EXACT format. [21:06] the solution I used at the time was to basically transcode them into the exact format... then it worked. [21:07] people in ##ffmpeg would likely know more though. [21:07] they were all recorded in the mp4 format [21:07] it's #ffmpeg [21:09] eelstrebor: mp4 is a container format, but that doesn't really help much because it might have different codecs, different frame rates, and so on [21:09] eelstrebor: think about it this way, mp4 is the box, the codecs are the pizza. You might like the logo on the box but still not like the toppings [21:09] so they to be transcoded to another format? [21:10] JanC: Ahh, I didn't remember if they were single or double pound... [21:11] i tried mpvmerge-gui also without success [21:11] eelstrebor: Yes, mp4 is just the box. Doesn't tell much about the actual video format, resolution, frame rate, codec, etc.... [21:17] i'll run the videos through handbrake and see how that works out [23:18] I need help with curl. I want to delete remote file /home/foo/file.txt on server 192.168.0.100 (ubuntu) user foo:bar ssh enabled, no keys. Everything I try gives access denied. [23:23] Hi. Can not upgrade to python 3.12 https://bpa.st/DEOQ [23:24] pwug: emerge? This is an Ubuntu support channel. Emerge isn't supported. That said, Ubuntu 24.04 comes with python 3.12 by default [23:24] leftyfb, sorry [23:24] GrandPa-G: curl is a web renderer, it won't do anything over ssh [23:25] leftyfb, yes, I know that. Just a piece of info if needed. [23:26] GrandPa-G: so what exactly are you trying to do with curl? [23:26] leftyfb, delete the file on a remote server [23:27] GrandPa-G: what protocol is the remote server advertising that you are trying to use curl to connect to? [23:28] leftyfb, I have been using sftp to put files on the remote server. Is that what you mean? [23:28] GrandPa-G: ok, so use sftp or ssh or scp [23:28] not curl [23:29] leftyfb, all I can say is I use the curl command to get the files there. [23:29] why? [23:29] leftyfb, never mind. I will figure it out. [23:29] it's ssh, use ssh clients like ssh or scp [23:30] you will figure out using a client to connect to a server it's not capable of communicating with? [23:30] can you paste the command you used to upload files? [23:32] leftyfb: curl supports scp & sftp too [23:32] JanC: I'm pretty sure it doesn't support running commands like rm [23:32] it's also not the right tool for the job [23:33] curl --upload-file "movie.mp4" --user foo:'bar' -k sftp://192.168.0.198/mnt/usb_share/ [23:36] GrandPa-G: try the same thing but instead of --upload-file do -Q "DELE movie.mp4" [23:37] -Q "rm movie.mp4" [23:37] I've never used it, but according to the curl manpage you can effectively send "rm" commands [23:37] pretty crazy :) [23:38] rm, DELE or DELETE..try them all. but the point is they come after -Q and in quotes [23:38] I would love to understand the insistence on using curl to do ssh/scp things [23:38] but maybe using scp/sftp directly is easier [23:39] mutante, I put -v. Bottom line error * Unknown SFTP command [23:39] don't [23:40] GrandPa-G: how about... ssh foo@192.168.0.198 -C "rm /mnt/usb_share/movie.mp4" [23:40] it's also possible the ssh server doesn't have sftp configured... [23:40] curl -Q "rm /mnt/usb_share/movie.mp4" user@remotehost [23:41] ^^^ this works .... though I honestly don't know why anyone would [23:41] JanC, then how did it get put there. I use the same server with a windows scp client. [23:41] remove random file deletion without autentication. sounds good :) [23:41] remote [23:41] GrandPa-G: curl -Q "rm /mnt/usb_share/movie.mp4" user@remotehost [23:41] SCP & SFTP are not the same [23:41] I've already tested this on my end [23:41] but also, just use ssh/scp [23:42] GrandPa-G: are ALL of them unknown commands? rm, DELE and DELETE ? [23:42] rm, DELE yes [23:43] DELETE also [23:44] as others said, scp and sftp are not the same. but you can use curl sftp:// and curl scp:// to make sure you are using the one you think it should be [23:45] mutante, but why does it work on putting the file there but not deleting the file. I will work it out somehow. thanks [23:45] I think SCP can't be used to delete files though, so it would have to be SFTP [23:46] GrandPa-G: maybe because PUT happens to work in both protocols [23:46] GrandPa-G: I mean.. normal ssh and scp already works, so why bother with all that [23:46] GrandPa-G: curl -Q "rm /mnt/usb_share/movie.mp4" --user foo sftp://remotte-server # sorry, this worked for me, not the other [23:47] GrandPa-G: notably this started with you saying it gets "permission denied" but then it was actually "unknown command" which makes it all different [23:51] ok, I got it. leftyfb was close. It just need -k [23:52] you're running an insecure sftp server?