[00:02] mtr shows no route to host on hop 14 [00:03] The route may be different in our environments since we have different starting points. [01:44] I'm on ubuntu 24.04. I'm trying to share a couple of folders over the network. I can set the network sharing permissions of a folder using nautilus. But the settings don't "stick" [01:44] That is, if I configure the setting, close the context menu, re-open the context menu... the settings are unconfigured. [01:45] The settings that I'd configured have simply unconfigured themselves. [01:46] is samba installed? [01:46] Yes. [01:46] that's all i could think of, sorry. [01:46] I'm guessing that the sharing options wouldn't be available if samba was not installed [01:46] another problem i'm having is with printing - hp-check says libcups2 is missing/incompatible - the installed package is libcups2t64 not sure what to to fix it [01:47] bobdobbs, I would rather suggest RClone as an alternative. [01:47] I.e. https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_serve/ [01:51] su [01:52] Lore: will rclone allow me to share folders from my ubuntu machine, and access and write to them via finder on my mac? [01:53] eelstrebor: t64 packages are to avoid the 'year 2038 problem'. the issue there is that "hp-check" is outdated [01:53] (and does not know about the renamed package) [01:54] I had never ever had a Mac, bobdobbs, in my life of almost 40 years of age, nor I will even. Yet, I believe that "Finder" supports WebDav, NFS, SFTP, and if so, sure thing. [01:54] bobdobbs: you can just use scp / ssh [01:55] or sftp [01:55] That would require an OpenSSH server package. [01:55] Rclone is just a single binary. [01:55] tomreyn: with finder? [01:56] i'm not sure on the mac side whether there is integration into 'finder', try asking in a mac related channel. i know cyberduck is a GUI sftp client for mac. [01:56] Your SCP (SSH, really? Mayhap you meant SFTP?) is just nonsense for such a case, too. Why not use something modern and more flexible, convenient? [01:56] You should be sure when you just negate someone's else answer like mine, tomreyn. [01:57] bobdobbs, please ignore the "scp/ssh/sftp" nonsense. Try RClone, which would do literally the same but in much more convenient way. [01:58] As much as I hate samba, I'd rather use samba over alternatives. Rclone appears to be pretty complex to install on a mac. [01:58] What the heck are you talking about? [01:58] It's just a single binary you copy paste in any folder. [01:59] Lore: what i said was in response to using nautilus-share / samba [01:59] tomreyn, thanks for the info - i'm having this issue where a test page prinks OK but i can't print any documents - they start to print but only a very portion prints and then paper feeds out [01:59] NorrinRadd, https://downloads.rclone.org/v1.69.1/rclone-v1.69.1-osx-amd64.zip [01:59] bobdobbs, ^ (sorry) [01:59] Ah, ok. That wasn't apparent in the installation docs. [01:59] Say what? https://rclone.org/downloads/#release [02:00] I mean. Why people thing everyone is stupid but not them? [02:00] think* [02:01] I was looking at the documention for the homebrew installtion. I'm not calling anyone stupid. Your abusiveness is pointless [02:01] Thank you [02:02] eelstrebor: i'm afraid i don't have time now to dive into this, it would also require clarifying a couple things first of all, to understand what you'Re doing. maybe someone else can help if you describe the situation, what you're using on which ubuntu release, what the experience with testing driverless printing was, which printer you have, which driver, which ubuntu version etc. [02:05] In any case, I don't think rclone is the best way to go for me. The recommended installation is brew. And the brew installation for rclone requires some directories/files to be writable by my nonroot user. afaict, that is asking for trouble further down the road. [02:07] also, rclone seems to actally copy the data to the client [02:07] tomreyn, ok - it was working ok some time ago but since i don't use the printer even on a monthly basis i have no what happened to break it [02:07] bobdobbs, e.g. for WebDav, with all the defaults: `rclone serve webdav -v --user user --pass pass -- ./;` [02:07] This will listen on 127.0.0.1:8080 [02:08] bobdobbs, how about just editing /etc/samba/smb.conf and adding a stanza for the share? Has the advantage that it's worked for decades [02:08] For all interfaces: `rclone serve webdav -v --addr 0.0.0.0:8080 --user user --pass pass -- ./;` [02:08] Then, you would just set Finder for a new WebDav connection. [02:09] rfm, what the heck are you talking about? [02:09] People? Do you read? [02:10] bobdobbs, what is "recommended" way again? [02:10] rfm: I've also tried that. I edited the conf and restarted samba services. The folder I want to share were still not shared. I rebooted with the edited conf. They were still not shared. I then set the sharing options again for those folders via nautilus. And the sharing settings would still dissapear. [02:10] Lore: https://rclone.org/install/ [02:10] Lore: please consider that other people can also make useful suggestions. it very much depends on the users' experience and use case. not every solution that you consider to be the easiest / modern / best is necessarily the best for others. [02:10] RClone support command `selfupdate` even which will self-update its own binary even. [02:11] tomreyn, I won't consider it, since you and rfm do not make suggestions but NEGATE my suggestions. [02:11] bobdobbs, please... [02:11] rfm: At the moment samba is running on my ubuntu machine with edited conf, which attempts to share the target folders. [02:11] Lore: this is your interpretation, which i do not share [02:11] You do you, people. [02:12] rfm: I'll pastebin my conf edits... [02:13] bobdobbs, the page you sent does not "recommend" anything. [02:13] Lore: call it "instructs" then. It gives directions. [02:13] It provided freaking 4 (4!!!!) options for MacOS only!!! [02:13] Indeed, reading is an underrated skill nowadays. [02:14] Lore: kindly read my previous comments: I'm looking to *not* use rclone [02:14] I'll just let you shoot your own foot "kindly" [02:14] regret wasting my time on your case, too. [02:16] rfm: https://hastebin.com/share/geqediwoca.java [02:16] Since you know better, you don't try nor value suggestions of others. Why? I have no idea. Perhaps it's just 2025, and people love wasting their time. [02:17] Lore: please drop it now [02:17] I'm not saying I know better. You are hallucinating. [02:17] lovely. he's raging here as well. [02:17] Know what? Fuck you both. Please feel fucking free to ban me trying to suggest a wonderful too which will absolutely help you and multiple times. [02:20] bobdobbs, well, the config doesn't look exactly like mine, but nothing stands out. Does "testparm /etc/samba/smb.conf" say anything interesting? (Does it include a listing of the share?) [02:21] eelstrebor: if you can write up the details on a pastebin and come back here tomorrow, we can look into it - or someone else will [02:22] huh. It does say something interesting: https://hastebin.com/share/uxexigivab.ruby [02:22] I've been using smbstatus for diagnoses. I didn't know about testparm [02:22] bobdobbs, looks like you left the f off smb.conf [02:23] ah [02:23] bobdobbs, smbstatus pokes at the running config, while testparm just syntax checks the conf file. I wanted to make sure that was right, then start poking with smbstatus [02:25] rfm: sorry, hastebin isn't letting me saving pastes atm. I cant share the output (even though nothing seems to stick out) [02:25] jeez "failed to create new bin" [02:26] bobdobbs, you could try bpa.st which is what the channel topic recommends, since hastebin seems to have gone nuts [02:26] https://ghostbin.cloud/rczcu [02:27] sorry, ignore that paste. New one incoming shortly [02:28] bobdobbs, ok testparm looks happy. The next thing I'd try is "smbclient-L localhost" to list what the server thinks are the shares [02:28] https://ghostbin.cloud/ydiw2 [02:29] rfm: output of 'smbclient -L localhost': https://ghostbin.cloud/4g30o [02:31] bobdobbs, are you "anonymizing" some of the pastebins? Otherwise very odd that share02 comment is "bob shared" while smbclient reports "mantis shared". [02:31] bobdobbs, anyway, it certainly looks like the shares are working. [02:33] bobdobbs, so now go to the other side: what happens that looks like the share not working to you? I.e. what did you try, what did you expect, what happened instead? [02:37] rfm: This morning the shares stopped showing up on my mac. I can still ping the ubuntu host from my mac. From a mac, I should be able to connect to a network shared folder from Finder (the mac file shell) by gonig to 'go' > 'connect to server' and entering the right details [02:37] I'm pretty user I'm entering the right details. [02:37] 'smb://user@ipaddr' [02:38] I've got a windows machine handy. I could try looking for network shares from that. I just haven't done that before though. [02:40] bobdobbs, so this has worked in the past, but it stopped? I don't think hunting up the windows machine is worthwhile, the Mac smb support works fine [02:40] I should add: I don't have a firewall running on my ubuntu machine atm. So that shouldn't be a source of interference [02:40] bobdobbs, we should at least check networking is sane, can you ping the ubuntu machine from the mac? [02:41] rfm: this has not been my experience, alas. I don't know really know samba, or the os-specific systems that support it. I find that mac "forgets" the networks shares about once a month or so, at least. [02:42] rfm: yes, I can ping the ubuntu host [02:42] also, I can do some testing from the windows machine. It's booted now. [02:45] bobdobbs, well, if it's there might as well point the file explorer to one of the shares, although my experience is windows never says anything useful if stuff fails, just hangs for a while [02:47] bobdobbs, I have had the problem with MacOS "forgetting" the server mount but I use it so rarely I figured it was just a os upgrade or something [02:47] Windows isn't seeing the supposedly shared folders. [02:50] bobdobbs, so there is something wrong with the server setup. You could start looking in /var/log/samba/smb.log [02:53] bobdobbs, also check that smbd is actually listening on the port 139 (ss -ltn | grep 139 ) , it should be listening on 0.0.0.0 [02:54] bobdobbs, but I am being called to start dinner... sorry [02:54] will do these things presently. Thanks [02:54] Enjoy dinner :) [02:55] For anyone else who might be possibly watching - there ss reports processess listening on those ports [02:55] on *that* port, I mean [04:41] Are there alternatives to samba that will allow me to share folders across a network from my ubuntu machine? [04:52] NFS would be an alternative [04:57] Anything else? I've been struggling to get NFS work for the last couple of hours and I've been failing hard. [04:58] I might have set it up just fine, but I can see my NFS shares from my mac [05:03] bobdobbs: on your ubuntu machine, does 'showmount -e' show the folder(s) you want to share in the output? [05:04] yes. It shows the directory and the network to share it to [05:05] bobdobbs: what are you trying on the mac to "see" the NFS shares [05:07] two things: I'm using 'showmount -e [src host]'. This actually shows what I want and expect. [05:07] But from finder I should be able to access the share from 'go'> 'connect to server'. But finder can't see the share [05:09] are you providing "nfs:///" for the server address? [05:09] yes [05:10] What occurs when you try to connect with that on the mac? [05:10] I get a popup with the message "there was a problem connecting to the server "[ip addr]". [05:11] "check the server name or ip address and try again..." [05:11] And I've been looking very carefuly at that connection string. The format of the string, schema, ip address and path are all correct [05:12] I was wondering if the issue might be on the mac: it cant find my smb share either... but I've been testing from a windows machine either, and it isn't seeing the smb share either. [05:13] I haven't figured out how to scan for nfs shares from windows yet though [05:15] I'm a bit out of ideas for this. My gut says you may have something preventing the connection on ubuntu if the problem with samba occurs no matter which other computers you try [05:16] Yeah, that makes sense [05:16] I'm just at the end of my capacity when it comes to diagnosis [05:17] I'd try running journalctl -f in a terminal while then trying to connect from the other computers to see what occurs as it's happening [05:17] There's no firewall running, the shared folders have perms set at 777 [05:20] shadow255: interesting. I do get something... [05:21] whoops. Ghostbin doesn't wrap text. Sorry [05:22] ok, that bottom line looks like it is just related to firefox. Unrelated to my issue [07:48] Is there anyone around who know how samba works? I'm trying to share folders from my ubuntu machine. I've configured smb.conf and restarted the services. But the output of smbstatus seems to show that nothing is being shard [07:51] I'm not sure how to read smb logs. /var/log/samba contains 55 directories and files! === pusher is now known as keypusher [09:27] can snap firefox see `/usr/share`? because i have this in my fontconfig, i wonder if its useless or not... https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/R0afJnGa/ [09:36] It can't [09:42] so the fonts are all duplicated and sit in the firefox snap folder? [09:43] bc the `/snap/firefox/6001/gnome-platform` directory doesnt exist [09:44] ah sorry i mean `/snap/firefox/6001/gnome-platform/usr` doesnt exist [09:46] Yes the snap has permissions to access that directory [09:46] No idea if it looks for information there [09:47] i see that you can work around with symlinks, thats cool [09:55] hi [10:01] hello [10:01] hi [11:11] Hi all [12:49] fweht, I was just about to ask a similar question. mine is about firefox being unable to access /usr/share/sgt-puzzles/help/ [12:49] and i was wondering if I can give it access to it [12:51] TomyWork: there is some discussion about using symlinks here, but i havent tried out myself: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1427695/how-to-make-snap-firefox-use-locally-installed-fonts [12:52] but even with symlinks, it would be hard to directly open a file in /usr/share, but you could save a link or something like that i imagine [12:54] I got Ubuntu installed in Docker, but its some kind of stripped out version, and I am shown as root [12:54] How do I create a "normal" user [12:54] With useradd or adduser [12:56] moo3: do I have to specify the home dir or will it auto pick one based on name? [12:56] or is `useradd bob` sufficent for basic cases [12:57] it should be enough [12:58] I did useradd bob but it never asked for password [12:59] no it doesn't ask, you can use passwd [13:00] and I checked home folder - but it didnt create one for the user [13:00] I actually dont think I am in Ubuntu (this is on WSL) [13:00] Ali_nz: I think you're missing the point of docker [13:04] yup, do a tutorial on it. the workflow with docker is not to create a "VM lite" and then use it like you would use a VM. instead what you do is create a Dockerfile that imports FROM an image, RUNs a bunch of stuff to prepare for your application, then tell it which CMD to run your application with [13:04] it's application containerization, not os containerization [13:18] TomyWork, to get that doc path accessible, use bind-mounts into some space that firefox can read anlready [13:18] how do make that permanent? [13:18] symlinks aree blocked by apparmor since it can not verify the security of their target [13:18] do i* [13:18] you could use a systemd mount unit or an fstab entry [13:19] and that works even if the system updates the snap? [13:19] sure, why would that affect random bind mounts on your disk ... [13:21] TonyWork: I have been instructed to test a python app on Ubuntu in Docker [13:22] kind of a pointless test if you dont do it properly, Ali_nz :) [13:22] do=containerize [13:22] Ali_nz: https://www.docker.com/blog/how-to-dockerize-your-python-applications/ [13:22] Ali_nz, docker just creates "app containers" not a full system ... it only includes the minimal bits to run an app sandboxed ... so you wont be able to add a user or something like that usually [13:24] ogra: so just install python and get on with testing the ap [13:24] app [13:24] i.e. an app that uses libfoo and lib-bar and five other bits will only need these pieces in the docker container ... so only these bits are added to it [13:24] you wont find i.e. the "password" binary or the "login" binary (or the libraries to use them) in such a container [13:25] Ali_nz: here's another tutorial https://medium.com/@mjrod/deploying-a-python-application-to-docker-4478787c2add [13:25] so you wouldnt be able to add a user or even doi anything meaningful inside that container beyond what the app you containerized does use in there [13:26] ogra: makes sense === MrA- is now known as Ders === VariXx2 is now known as VariXx [13:31] u,, so how the heck do you install python3? [13:32] sure, why would that affect random bind mounts on your disk ... [13:32] they're not so random [13:32] I'd need to bind-mount it in a way so it shows up to firefox at the same location [13:33] otherwise the links inside the application these files belong to wont work [13:33] sure, just link it to /usr/share/doc [13:34] err ... s/link/bind/ [13:34] the application doesn't expect it there, so it'll open firefox with the wrong link [13:34] (which is where it should live anyway) [13:35] you can try it for yourself. sudo apt install sgt-launcher, run it, pick any of the puzzles, then click help -> contents [13:35] well, I can'T fix a broken application (obviously) ... /usr/share/doc is where help files should go [13:35] not sure why that package breaks with standards === guipanznc_ is now known as guipan [13:37] I can bind-mount it into /snap/firefox/5987/usr/share, but that doesn't survive an update [13:37] (on a side note, firefox explicitly allows access to that dir, you can try it yourself by typing file:///usr/share/doc into the URL bar) [13:37] with flatpak, I can add extra directories with flatseal. maybe snap has a similar mechanism? [13:37] nope [13:37] I know that [13:37] in snaps security isnt optional [13:38] s/security/nannying/ [13:38] it's not security if the user doesn't make the choices [13:39] not, that snaps are tinkerproof and locked down by default is by design ... openming them up is up to the developer after review of the security team [13:39] s/not/no/ [13:39] i mean the firefox snap even connects some non-standard dirs, like /usr/share/hunspell [13:40] and I'm asking myself, why does the firefox snap get more say in this than I as a user? [13:40] that doesn't sound like security to me [13:41] either way, you could mount into ~/snap/firefox/common ... or into /var/snap/firefox/common ... instead of trying to mount it on top of mountpoints in /snap (which are indeed, not persistent by desigmn) [13:42] ~/snap/firefox/common is unfortunately just home dir stuff, as far as i can tell [13:42] i'll take a look a the /ar dir [13:42] right, the system equivalent is /var/snap [13:42] that doesn't look straightforward either [13:43] but that wont fix the broken behavior of the app itself, you should file a bug against the package to use the proper doc dir [13:43] it has fontconfig, host-hunspell and snap-hunspell in it, so not a regular FHS tree [13:43] ogra, yeah and that'll then get fixed in 1-2 LTS versions, tops [13:43] no, its not an FHS tree (why would it, its app specific) [13:44] what I'm saying is it doesnt have usr and stuff like that in it [13:45] alternatively you could file a whishlist bug against firefox to add a system-files interface for that dir ... that will definitely be faster than two LTSes [13:45] (*if* the devs agree it is worth maintaining an extra interface for that non-std dir) [13:45] yeah the rejection will probably be quite fast [13:47] ogra: /snap/firefox/current/user/share/ [13:47] as the implementation will be if thgey agree with you (its a two line change to the snap to add a new system-files entry) [13:48] leftyfb, you dont want "current" thats rolling ... always use "common" for persistent stuff [13:48] (in the snap world that is) [13:48] ogra: there is no /snap/firefox/common by default [13:49] err, no and you shouldnt use /snap at all [13:49] sorry, i missed that [13:49] problem is current is a symlink [13:49] right and it is rolling (changes with update/roll-back of a snap) [13:49] i'd be surprised if I can bind-mount something into it [13:49] don't use current anywhere in the snap world [13:56] putting it under /var/snap/firefox/common/{,usr/share/}sgt-puzzles doesn't work [14:00] "Firefox can’t find the file at /usr/share/sgt-puzzles/help/en/galaxies.html" ? === phireant6598 is now known as phireant659 [14:07] well, file:///var/snap/firefox/common surely works and as long as the permissions allow all subdirs (including bind mounted ones) should be accessible too === esv_ is now known as esv [15:28] oerheks, yes, for example [15:35] guiverc reported it years ago, no solution https://github.com/bluesabre/sgt-launcher/issues/27 [15:35] -ubottu:#ubuntu- Issue 27 in bluesabre/sgt-launcher "Help issue on recent Xubuntu releases (firefox snap)" [Open] [15:50] earbuds appear as Headset and Handsfree, why is that ? [16:01] ie9: bluetooth earbuds with a mic? [16:01] earbuds with mic indeed [16:03] if I chose headset the mic doesn't work, it only works with the handsfree which make terrible sound for the speakers [16:03] [16:04] even my edifier earbuds which are for music come with a mic [16:04] ice9: what release of ubuntu? [16:04] leftyfb, 24.1 [16:04] 24.10 * [16:04] ice9: you mean 24.10 [16:05] yes === enigma9o7-irc_ is now known as enigma9o7-irc === arcrpg05 is now known as arcrpg0 === neocharles is now known as Guest5400 === neocharles is now known as Guest7643 [18:02] looks like we have a spam bot in here that auto-messages on joining [18:03] Metro 42 [18:03] anyway [18:03] hmmm I didn't get any message on channel join [18:04] and yes, I've seen that before, some IRC clients even have that feature [18:04] "hey echelon do you know how to ssh from a gmail account?" [18:05] doesn't seem like it's from channel ops team [18:06] echelon: right, I came in not long ago, Metro42 was already here, and I didn't get that message on join [18:08] echelon: maybe it was personal :) [18:08] question doesn't even make sense [18:09] anyway, how do i set default upstream nameservers in dnsmasq and then add overrides for specific hostnames? [18:10] i have this line.. server=10.1.2.2,10.1.3.2 [18:11] echelon: tried checking at #ubuntu-server yet? [18:11] but i get this Name or service not known at line 67 of /etc/dnsmasq.conf [18:11] no [18:11] :) [18:12] echelon: mind you there's also a #dnsmasq channel too [18:13] I don't think it's on-join, he's been messaging people directly who have been here already === neocharles is now known as Guest3746 [18:44] for a snap package currently installed, is it possible to get a list of the dates on which that snap package was updated, and what version it was updated to? [18:46] causative_: snap changes [18:47] that only gives me 2 lines both from today [18:51] I'm trying to figure out why kolourpaint keeps getting errors sometimes when I try to save, wonder if it's because snap is updating it in the background [18:52] I suspect that because that was the problem with snap emacs [18:52] and when I close and reopen kolourpaint the problem goes away for a while [18:53] so I'd need logs of when it was updated going back at least a month [18:53] maybe that information is available for the public kolourpaint snap package, somewhere on the web maybe? [18:53] causative_: what kind of errors? I use the .deb kolourpaint [18:54] Unable to create KIO worker. Can not find a KIO worker for protocol 'file'. [18:54] and then sometimes when I try to save anyway it says Could not save image - unable to create temporary file. [18:55] but I didn't always get that second error, sometimes only the first and then it would work [18:56] causative_: haven't used snap myself, but KIO may be missing from the installation and kolourpaint may be looking for it, which KIO? dunno, there are about 30 of them [18:59] causative_: you could try doing a snap installation of "kio-extras" === Sidewyz1 is now known as Sidewyz [19:01] echelon + ananke: if you're receiving personal messages against your will, please consider to /ignore the user and to bring it up with the libera irc network (there is #libera-hotline for private reporting, and #libera for general help with the irc network) [19:02] well i don't really care, i just wanted the channel to know there's a spam bot lurking [19:04] we (channel / #ubuntu namespace ops) can only handle channel issues, and apparently this isn't one. please bring channel issues related to this namespace to #ubuntu-ops (rather than here). thanks. [19:05] echelon: seems is not a spam bot, is hmm a person actually /msg ing you :) [19:07] then maybe you can answer how you're supposed to use a gmail account to ssh [19:08] ok, let's get back to discussing ubuntu support topics here please [19:09] well i was i trying troubleshoot why the default dnsmasq.conf doesn't work [19:09] i was trying to* [19:16] echelon: which ubuntu version, what's the error message, and do you know for sure it's the default configuration? [19:17] or, if no error message, what's the unexpected (and what's the expected) behaviour? [19:18] tomreyn: fixed it, it's on 24.04.2 lts.. the issue was IGNORE_RESOLVCONF=yes was commented out in /etc/default/dnsmasq [19:18] i checked dpkg -l and there's no resolvconf package as far as i can tell [19:19] there isn't by default [19:19] so i'm not sure why i needed to uncomment it [19:22] i believe this option refers to ignoring /etc/resolv.conf, has no direct relation to the presence of the resolvconf package [19:23] bprompt, I tried installing the apt kolourpaint instead but it's messed up because the tools like "Flood Fill" and "Color Picker" don't have icons, they're just the words spelled out [19:23] have you solved that problem? [19:24] like I think the icons are missing from the apt kolourpaint [19:27] aha https://askubuntu.com/questions/1302794/kolourpaint-missing-all-icons-on-ubuntu-20-10 problem solved with apt install breeze [19:27] causative_: nope I have not, it doesn't bother me so much, however I do know what it is :), I hmmm simply haven't bothered, is missing a "theme" which kolourpaint relies to draw those icons, crystalsvg or oxygen, or dunno, but is just a missing installed theme [19:40] causative_: hmmm I'd like to point out, I had breeze all along, nope, that is not it [19:40] it worked for me [19:40] ohh it did? good [19:41] maybe because I'm on gnome? idk [19:41] causative_: hmmmm what ubuntu version? [19:42] 24.04.2 [19:42] hmmm, ok, I'm on 24.04.1 [19:45] and I'm on x11, maybe that makes a difference [19:45] causative_: but I'm guessing the KIO issue was just not installed in the snap version of kolourpaint, or wasn't detecting any KIO installed, assuming you have them installed that is, I run Kubuntu, so it'd install some KIO packages by default for Dolphin [19:46] causative_: I'm on X11 too [19:46] when I was on the snap it was working saving files most of the time so it must have had the KIO worker, it just "lost it" when the package got updated (I guess) [19:47] right, well, you could have just reinstall the kio-extras [19:49] causative_: on that note, I'd like to point out, I do "borg" backups of some things, and one of the 1st thing I do when I install is turn off autoupdates, I do updates manually, so that way they don't ambush me with something I haven't backed up [19:49] there was no need to reinstall anything, the problem would fix itself whenever I closed and reopened kolourpaint [19:50] same as used to happen to me with the snap emacs === rvalue- is now known as rvalue [19:56] tomreyn: here is what the documentation said: If the resolvconf package is installed, dnsmasq will use its output rather than the contents of /etc/resolv.conf to find upstream nameservers. Uncommenting this line inhibits this behaviour. [19:57] echelon: sorry, looks like i was wrong then [20:40] Hello, I have a question about how to share a folder over network to my win, because the option isn't showing up when I right click the folder in my file manager. I think it is related to that I am currently logged in via an xrdp session and similar to be able to use the local sound where I had to add the xrdp user to some sound group in order to [20:40] mange the resources of my sound card. Maybe somebody could help me what I would need to configure? === ryoskzyp2 is now known as ryoskzypu [20:55] for file picking dialogues, is there a way to paste an exact path rather than navigating through directories? [20:58] nvm, I can just throw it in Name: [___] === antonispgs5 is now known as antonispgs [21:06] is it normal for a 930GB linux volume formatted in xfs, to allocate 18G for inode/metadata? [21:07] that seems excessive [21:07] you could put a whole o/s in that [21:09] that's like 2% [21:09] there is some space reserved, yes, also on ext4 [21:09] maybe it could be overridden and an exact amount specified? [21:11] freeing that space surely can get you into issues, but you can> " xfs_io -x -c "resblks" " https://lore.kernel.org/all/CAJtCNH2irjpu3T57XPHPXHZ0FXm7V-diaA4g3DtjAmcRV2xmWA@mail.gmail.com/T/ === antonispgs5 is now known as antonispgs === kostkon_ is now known as kostkon [22:34] ash_worksi: if this is gnome-shell / gtk4, press Ctrl-L (lower case) === antonispgs0 is now known as antonispgs