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[00:44] <kendrick> hy
[00:45] <kendrick> hello 2 eveyone here
[00:57] <kendrick> anyone going to talk to me or what
[01:04] <kendrick> hello
[01:05] <kendrick> im here u know
[01:07] <kendrick> i joind look im here
[01:09] <kendrick> hy i joined look im here
[01:13] <el> don't start this again
[01:13] <kendrick> hy mrpops2ko
[01:14] <kendrick> dont care
[01:14] <kendrick> no body tell me what 2 do
[01:15] <kendrick> not no body
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[01:49] <roy> ChanServ you are the only true friend I have
[01:50] <roy> You see me
[01:50] <roy> The real me
[01:56] <caralho> woah
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[02:35] <pedahzur> Why does Ubuntu not own ubuntu.org?
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[03:03] <alazy> d
[03:07] <alazy> I want to grant myself the cap_syslog capability to read dmesg without always having to use sudo. I did this:
[03:07] <alazy> echo "cap_syslog alazy" >> /etc/security/capability.conf
[03:07] <alazy> echo "session required pam_cap.so" >> /etc/pam.d/alazy-session
[03:07] <alazy> echo "session include alazy-session" >> /etc/pam.d/common-session
[03:07] <alazy> But after rebooting I cannot log in. I authenticate at the login prompt, see the MOTD flash by, and then I'm kicked back to the login prompt before I see a shell prompt. What am I doing wrong?
[03:33] <bparker> alazy: I think session support for pam_cap was only added recently
[03:33] <bparker> you could try "auth optional pam_cap.so" instead
[03:33] <bparker> but you will likely need to boot into single-user mode to fix it
[03:34] <bparker> or a recovery boot/disk of some kind
[03:35] <alazy> bparker: Will try. I already fixed it once when I was locked out by booting to single user mode. I'm running an updated 24.04. Recent enough?
[03:36] <JanC> pedahzur: it used to be owned by a non-profit also called "Ubuntu" IIRC
[03:37] <bparker> depends what version of shadow they have
[03:38] <bparker> packages.ubuntu.com is not working for me right now so I can't check
[03:41] <bparker> ok got it, yea it's not new enough
[03:42] <JanC> 4.13 it seems
[03:44] <bparker> oh nvm I was checking my own package from 22.04
[03:44] <bparker> it was added in 4.10
[03:44] <alazy> What's the package name?
[03:44] <bparker> perhaps it needs to be optional instead of required? not sure
[03:45] <bparker> passwd
[03:56] <JanC> https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/noble/shadow