[00:02] evening [00:10] is there a wiki page or some other recommendation for single disk boot partitions using uefi with LVM? === FutureShock is now known as abandonsapien [00:11] using gpt === abandonsapien is now known as AbandonSapien [00:17] do I only need a single 512M EFI partition, and the rest is my single LVM partition? === bluesabre_ is now known as bluesabre === fowl_ is now known as fowl [01:08] Has somebody knowledge of html / javascript. Where is this js located? src=“//cdntrf.com/mactechnews.js" [01:09] !ot | Tom01 [01:09] Tom01: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [01:10] ok === friv is now known as frib === KL5AY2 is now known as KL5AY [01:42] hi === de-facto_ is now known as de-facto === zbenjamin_ is now known as zbenjamin [03:02] I'd appreciate any ideas about how to block youtube on my network for all computers except for 1 or two explicit IPs. [03:28] jwash: Is your router running Ubuntu? [04:00] leftyfb: DD-WRT [04:00] I've been feelling like it's time to move away from my router to a computer to do the routing [04:01] I do it, so far so good [04:01] jwash: I would look into ubiquiti. But none of this is on topic for this channel. Try #networking or #ububtu-offtopic [04:22] Anyone had luck on installing Ubunto on the Alix 2D13 single board computer? https://wiki.polaire.nl/doku.php?id=debian_buster_alix2d13 works for me for Debian... [04:22] Ubuntu* === daysun_ is now known as daysun [05:08] !ops user ggdev spamming the same spam as yesterday. Same link. Same message. [05:08] daysun: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [05:08] !ops [05:08] Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Pici, Myrtti, jrib, Amaranth, tonyyarusso, Nalioth, lamont, CarlK, elky, mneptok, Tm_T, jpds, ikonia, Flannel, wgrant, stdin, h00k, IdleOne, Jordan_U, popey, Corey, ocean, cprofitt, djones, Madpilot, gnomefreak, lhavelund, phunyguy, chu [05:08] user ggdev spamming the same spam as yesterday. Same link. Same message. [05:08] same user as _0dev_ who got klined [05:29] how do i install cuda on 20.04? [05:29] The following packages have unmet dependencies: [05:29] cuda : Depends: cuda-11-2 (>= 11.2.0) but it is not going to be installed [05:29] E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages. [06:05] <_jak> chovy: do sudo apt-get purge nvidia*, then follow the instructions for your preferred method here: https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads?target_os=Linux&target_arch=x86_64&target_distro=Ubuntu&target_version=2004&target_type=debnetwork [06:12] i neeed cuda 10 [06:12] _jak: [06:17] ./ccminer_linux_cuda102: error while loading shared libraries: libcudart.so.10.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [06:17] how to fix? === denningsrogue3 is now known as denningsrogue [06:33] Hello, I'm trying to install IceWM on Ubuntu from a tar file using the instructions from their website but when I do "./configure --prefix=/usr" I get the error "configure: error: Packages SM and ICE are required for session mgmt.". Does anyone know how I can install those two packages? I couldn't find their names [06:36] Did you run the script that installs all of the dependencies? [06:36] Xeroine: See above [06:37] wdym, what script is that? [06:38] I thought the configure script does that [06:38] Look for heading Install package dependencies on the ice-wm.org homepage [06:38] alright [06:38] oh [06:39] thanks a lot, should've read the entire thing [06:39] No worries :) === denningsrogue9 is now known as denningsrogue [08:59] hey all-how would i change font font size and window coloum and row settings for my terminal(bsh ubuntu 20.04.1 (really want to learn how to do this via configs file adjustment, i know how to do it via gui) [08:59] eg what file am i looking for [08:59] hi [08:59] =) [09:00] anyone ever face this error : [09:00] error: could not create '/usr/local/lib/python3.7/site-packages/antlr4': Permission denied [09:00] this occur when try to run --->> python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt [09:01] I'm a bit confused .. do I need to use "--user"? , and is that a good option .. or is there another better way? [09:02] Mr_x: try with --user, as without it is a system install [09:02] Mr_x: presumably your user doesn't have write permissions to /usr/local/lib/ - maybe execute the command using "sudo ..." [09:02] conjo: which terminal are you using? [09:03] bsh [09:03] i assume ubuntu ships with default bsh ill check [09:04] ducasse, that is the good way for that? [09:04] GNOME Shell 3.36.4 [09:04] TJ how to give permission to user for /usr/local/lib/ [09:04] conjo: never used that before, but look under ~/.config [09:05] Mr_x: if possible try ducasse's suggestion first [09:05] TJ- how to give permission to user for /usr/local/lib/ [09:05] Mr_x: otherwise prefix commands with "sudo " to elevate privileges [09:05] ty [09:06] what do you use? [09:06] Mr_x: i would generally install to a user directory before doing a system install with pip [09:06] conjo: i don't deal with java, for terminal emulator i use roxterm and urxvt [09:07] ducasse, can u give suggestion the correct command with "--user" [09:07] i already read docomentation but still confuse [09:08] Hi, I'm not understanding why when we want to ssh to a server without password , we should copy our public key to that server !!! I thought that we should have the remote server private key, How would it work?! [09:08] Mr_x: you should just need to add --user to the command line [09:08] why we dont copy the remote server private key to our server?! [09:09] Hamidreza: the private key is not shared, it's private :) [09:09] ducasse, like this correct ---->> python3 -m pip install --user -r requirements.txt [09:09] ducasse, How would it work? [09:09] what is the structure behind it? [09:10] you have my public key so I can ssh to you without password?!!! [09:10] its wierd! [09:10] Hamidreza: the private key on the host your ssh'ing from is authenticated against the public key on the host you're ssh'ing into [09:10] ducasse, i mean where to put "--user" on that command [09:10] :D [09:10] ducasse, this all i see in that dir any suggestions configstore? [09:10] https://pastebin.ubuntu.com/p/XYDH8T4swW/ [09:10] Hamidreza: look into public key cryptography [09:11] ducasse, I confused [09:11] can You explaned it more [09:11] or give me a link please [09:11] watch a video on youtube [09:12] Hamidreza: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public-key_cryptography [09:12] Hamidreza, if the same key was used to authenticate as was copied to the server, then anyone with access to the server can get access to the private key [09:12] Hamidreza: You can encrypt things with the public key that only the private key can decrypt. The server encrypts a challenge message and send it to the client, if the client has the matching private key it can decrypt and give the correct response [09:12] Hamidreza, that would be bad, because the private key is probably used to access lots of servers [09:13] Hamidreza, you can safely put your public key on a website and the worst people can do is let you log into their servers :) [09:14] Hamidreza, [09:14] Hamidreza, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSIDS_lvRv4 [09:15] conjo: i don't see a way to configure it from reading the man page, if you install bsh-doc you will get the docs in /usr/share/doc/bsh-doc/ [09:15] ty man [09:16] https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/understanding-the-ssh-encryption-and-connection-process#authenticating-the-user-39-s-access-to-the-server [09:17] what where some of you're google search strings ducasse i didnt find anything but was at a loss for what to search for (succinct and accurate) [09:18] ducasse, eg my search terms where verbose, and perhaps not even the right terminology [09:18] conjo: i just installed the package and read the man page :) [09:19] lol i feel dumb [09:19] ty man [09:19] rolf i must just rtfm [09:19] conjo: don't, it's all a learning experience :) [09:21] ;) [09:28] conjo: if it is your terminal you want to configure, however, that is an entirely different issue === semeion is now known as mnemonic [10:33] Amaranth, I understand what is priv and pub key and why we share our public, because private is private and just we should have it [10:33] I'm trying to launch a container with unshare() [10:33] but [10:34] First with busybox which works fine, but launching a daemon in the background does not work as process 1 exits when the daemon forks. [10:34] Any way to workaround that? [10:35] the remote accept our public key and when we want to ssh to server it see that it can decrypt it with pub, so it understand this is me and let me in [10:35] but How it will encrypt my data? [10:36] because if I encrypt my data via priv all body can see the content because the can decrypt with pub [10:38] How can I check what the latest binary nvidia driver is? If I google around, they just seem to 'know' the package name to provide to apt, which has an incrementing number in it. How do they know the number? [10:47] ubuntu-drivers list # would show available driver numbers? [10:47] -340 and so on [10:55] oerheks: that lists older ones [10:56] those are the official tested ones, there is a ppa with more drivers, https://launchpad.net/~graphics-drivers/+archive/ubuntu/ppa [10:56] but why do you need a newer one?