• 0[00:01:23] *** Joins: Hoffe (Hoffe@replaced-ip)
• 1[00:01:52] *** Joins: radio_nowhere (~thatguych@replaced-ip)
• 2[00:02:50] *** Quits: Eduard_Munteanu (~Eduard_Mu@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3[00:03:52] *** Quits: MrMonkey31 (~duras@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 4[00:04:40] *** Joins: rage (~rage@replaced-ip)
• 5[00:04:45] *** Quits: netzfisch (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 6[00:05:03] *** rage is now known as Guest51105
• 7[00:05:27] <algun> grawity: It's not recent
• 8[00:06:36] *** Quits: philipballew (~philip@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 9[00:07:51] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Quit: I have gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 10[00:08:15] <transhuman> could not configure /dev/net/tun: Operation not permitted qemu-system-x86_64 replaced-url
• 11[00:08:24] *** Quits: \ni (~\ni@replaced-ip) (Quit: _Leaving)
• 12[00:09:21] *** Quits: zmitya (~mitya@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 13[00:10:16] *** Joins: TheSin (~TheSin@replaced-ip)
• 14[00:10:33] *** Quits: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 15[00:10:41] *** Quits: TomasCZ (~TomasCZ@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 16[00:10:50] <TheSin> hey anyone here know apt-file? I just updated and none -N and -s are gone, so how can I set non-interactive and set a specific sources.list now?
• 17[00:11:05] *** Joins: Flynnn (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 18[00:11:09] *** Joins: TomasCZ (~TomasCZ@replaced-ip)
• 19[00:13:43] *** Quits: jegc_ (~jegc@replaced-ip) (Quit: jegc_)
• 20[00:14:00] *** Joins: jegc (~jegc@replaced-ip)
• 21[00:14:12] *** jegc is now known as jegc_
• 22[00:14:24] *** Quits: ecbrown (~brown@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 23[00:15:59] *** Quits: luz1 (~luz1@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.4)
• 24[00:16:17] *** Quits: llucenic (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 25[00:17:37] *** Joins: Eduard_Munteanu (~Eduard_Mu@replaced-ip)
• 26[00:17:48] *** Quits: maesrin (~maesrin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 27[00:17:55] *** Quits: earthundead (~earthunde@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 28[00:18:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1694
• 29[00:18:25] *** Quits: ocbtec (~ocbtec@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 30[00:18:59] *** Joins: ^v (~v^@replaced-ip)
• 31[00:19:35] *** Joins: aaro (~aaro@replaced-ip)
• 32[00:19:40] *** Joins: SpaceAce (~SpaceAce@replaced-ip)
• 33[00:21:23] <jml2> TheSin, for jessie?
• 34[00:21:34] <jml2> TheSin, here i use apt-file sometimes, i still see these options available
• 35[00:22:02] *** Joins: n6101 (~user8961@replaced-ip)
• 36[00:22:20] <n6101> hi
• 37[00:22:33] *** Parts: n6101 (~user8961@replaced-ip)
• 38[00:22:54] *** Quits: soee (~soee@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 39[00:23:06] *** Quits: jbitdrop (~jbitdrop@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 40[00:24:02] *** Joins: stratum (~stratum@replaced-ip)
• 41[00:24:09] <TheSin> jml2, for testing, they are gone :( and I use it on a web site for file searches so I ened to be able to do both those things
• 42[00:24:52] <markybob> TheSin: well for testing try #debian-next on irc.oftc.net per /topic for better help
• 43[00:25:06] <TheSin> markybob, k thanks
• 44[00:25:34] *** Quits: dakka (~dakka@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 45[00:25:34] *** Quits: conan1415 (~conan1415@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 46[00:26:01] *** Joins: kalle__ (~kalle@replaced-ip)
• 47[00:26:14] *** Quits: kalle__ (~kalle@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 48[00:26:25] *** Quits: TheVoid (~thevoid@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 49[00:26:38] *** Quits: nilscox (~Nils@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 50[00:26:49] *** Parts: eMaks (~eMaks@replaced-ip)
• 51[00:27:06] *** Quits: aaro (~aaro@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 52[00:27:07] *** Quits: bipul (~bipul@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 53[00:27:08] *** Quits: Azus (~Azus@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 54[00:27:10] *** Quits: TonyL (~Tony@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 55[00:27:16] *** Joins: barajasfab (~barajasfa@replaced-ip)
• 56[00:27:46] *** Joins: Nils (~Nils@replaced-ip)
• 57[00:27:52] *** Joins: TonyL (~Tony@replaced-ip)
• 58[00:27:53] *** Quits: TonyL (~Tony@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 59[00:27:53] *** Joins: TonyL (~Tony@replaced-ip)
• 60[00:28:01] *** Joins: dakka (~dakka@replaced-ip)
• 61[00:28:08] *** Joins: ndumont (~ndumont@replaced-ip)
• 62[00:28:09] *** Nils is now known as Guest87056
• 63[00:28:10] *** Joins: conan1415 (~conan1415@replaced-ip)
• 64[00:28:33] *** Quits: squidgirl (~squidgirl@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 65[00:28:35] *** Joins: TheVoid (~thevoid@replaced-ip)
• 66[00:30:33] *** Quits: grubles (~grubles@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 67[00:31:11] *** Joins: tbb24 (~tommy521@replaced-ip)
• 68[00:31:40] *** Quits: avis (~ident@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 69[00:31:40] *** Quits: bertrik_ (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 70[00:32:30] *** Joins: grubles (~grubles@replaced-ip)
• 71[00:32:56] *** Quits: Atm0spher1c (~future@replaced-ip) (Quit: quit)
• 72[00:33:42] *** Quits: edoardo (~edoardo@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 73[00:35:25] *** Joins: aaro (~aaro@replaced-ip)
• 74[00:35:55] *** Quits: jegc_ (~jegc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 75[00:38:01] *** Joins: MrMonkey31 (~duras@replaced-ip)
• 76[00:38:03] *** Quits: bjornar (~bjornar@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 77[00:38:30] *** Joins: TheSin{Ti} (~TheSin@replaced-ip)
• 78[00:38:32] *** Quits: kiao2938 (~mj@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 79[00:39:44] *** Quits: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 80[00:39:44] *** Quits: RaphaelT (~RaphaelT@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 81[00:39:45] *** Quits: TheSin (~TheSin@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 82[00:40:01] *** Joins: RaphaelT (~RaphaelT@replaced-ip)
• 83[00:40:19] *** Quits: Rovanion (~rovanion@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 84[00:40:19] *** Quits: n13z (~iosick@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 85[00:41:00] *** Joins: n13z (~iosick@replaced-ip)
• 86[00:41:04] *** Quits: Hoffe (Hoffe@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 87[00:41:09] *** Quits: algun (~obitelj@replaced-ip) (Quit: -_-)
• 88[00:41:24] *** Joins: yan__ (~yan@replaced-ip)
• 89[00:41:37] *** Joins: Rovanion (~rovanion@replaced-ip)
• 90[00:42:08] *** TheSin{Ti} is now known as TheSin
• 91[00:42:37] *** Quits: Ryushin (chris@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 92[00:43:12] *** Joins: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip)
• 93[00:43:28] *** Quits: radio_nowhere (~thatguych@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 94[00:46:26] *** Joins: Finetundra__ (~AndChat54@replaced-ip)
• 95[00:47:16] *** Quits: Pr0metheus (~nezos@replaced-ip) (Quit: Pr0metheus)
• 96[00:48:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1685
• 97[00:48:08] *** Quits: stratum (~stratum@replaced-ip) (Quit: stratum)
• 98[00:48:09] *** Joins: BenNZ (~Ben__@replaced-ip)
• 99[00:48:14] *** Quits: Paianni (~sailfish@replaced-ip) (Quit: IRC for Sailfish 0.9)
• 100[00:49:05] <transhuman> does debian use cgroups?
• 101[00:49:12] *** Quits: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 102[00:49:34] *** Quits: markybob (~markybob@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 103[00:49:41] *** Quits: cisc0 (~cisc0@replaced-ip) (Quit: Lost terminal)
• 104[00:49:43] <transhuman> replaced-url
• 105[00:49:57] <transhuman> this doesnt work but I am wondering if some variation of this would
• 106[00:50:11] *** Joins: markybob (~markybob@replaced-ip)
• 107[00:50:22] *** Joins: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip)
• 108[00:51:09] *** Quits: voidlily (~voidlily@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 109[00:51:15] *** Quits: hhee (~hhee@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 110[00:51:23] *** Quits: lubarch (~lubarch@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 111[00:51:41] *** Quits: SlaGTaTs (~bilbo@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 112[00:52:03] *** Parts: Delf (~Delf@replaced-ip)
• 113[00:53:31] *** Quits: unborn (~ugly@replaced-ip) (Quit: unborn)
• 114[00:54:30] *** Joins: Mac_Vee1 (~Mac_Vee4@replaced-ip)
• 115[00:55:25] *** Joins: kiao2938 (~mj@replaced-ip)
• 116[00:56:31] *** Joins: voidlily (~voidlily@replaced-ip)
• 117[00:56:34] *** Quits: Vante (~vante@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 118[00:56:59] *** Quits: ghostdog (~american@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving.)
• 119[00:57:32] *** Quits: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 120[00:58:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1677
• 121[00:58:43] *** Quits: ashes-mobile (~ashes@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 122[00:59:20] *** Quits: Mac_Vee1 (~Mac_Vee4@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 123[01:00:08] *** Quits: bob1 (~bob@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 124[01:00:27] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 125[01:00:44] *** Joins: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip)
• 126[01:01:34] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 127[01:01:51] *** Quits: alien1it (~Icedove@replaced-ip) (Quit: alien1it)
• 128[01:02:28] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 129[01:03:34] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 130[01:06:40] *** Joins: MaBunny (~androirc@replaced-ip)
• 131[01:06:48] <MaBunny> Hey guys
• 132[01:06:48] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 133[01:07:08] <MaBunny> In 30mins it will be morning here so
• 134[01:07:24] <MaBunny> Ill keep it simple as possible
• 135[01:07:55] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 136[01:07:59] <MaBunny> So ive done the steps TomTomTosch told me too
• 137[01:08:42] <MaBunny> I hav redone the apt mirror,and for some 7-8 hours it went downloading
• 138[01:09:32] <MaBunny> And after tht it showed me a window to select which software to include
• 139[01:10:17] <MaBunny> I clicked yes on Debian window manager,gnome , ssh server n system utilities
• 140[01:10:52] <MaBunny> It went on downloading for those 7-8 hrs around 1450 packages
• 141[01:10:59] <MaBunny> Or something
• 142[01:11:01] *** Quits: b0xii (~b0xii@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 143[01:11:13] <MaBunny> And then it said "failed"
• 144[01:11:19] <MaBunny> *kabaam
• 145[01:11:23] *** Joins: socomm (~socomm@replaced-ip)
• 146[01:11:25] <MaBunny> Ok
• 147[01:11:45] *** Quits: well_laid_lawn (~Jean-luc@replaced-ip) (Quit: thisisapartmessage)
• 148[01:12:04] <MaBunny> So wht steps should i follow now,if you guys can tell me
• 149[01:12:09] *** Joins: asdflea (~chris@replaced-ip)
• 150[01:12:25] *** Parts: asdflea (~chris@replaced-ip)
• 151[01:12:30] *** Quits: Nyctophilia (~IamHereFo@replaced-ip) ()
• 152[01:12:32] <MaBunny> I hav an exam today and will leave for the exam centre
• 153[01:12:58] <jmcnaught> MaBunny: check tty4 (by pressing ctrl+alt+f4) for details of the failure
• 154[01:13:03] <MaBunny> Which is some 70 kms away for something like 2 hrs later
• 155[01:13:07] <MaBunny> Ok
• 156[01:13:25] <MaBunny> In the shell window???
• 157[01:13:46] <MaBunny> What cmd is tht??? check tty4 ???
• 158[01:13:59] *** Quits: dvs (~hibbard@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 159[01:14:11] <MaBunny> Wait will try
• 160[01:14:30] *** Joins: linuxfool (~james@replaced-ip)
• 161[01:14:34] <jmcnaught> MaBunny: it's nto a command, it's an action that the user takes. going to tty4 with ctrl+alt+f4, looking for errors on the screen.
• 162[01:14:51] *** Quits: dioz (~dioz@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 163[01:15:04] <MaBunny> Ok
• 164[01:15:22] <MaBunny> I pressed check tty4
• 165[01:15:44] <lux7676> i think now it would be best for me to use 7.9 debian until i have time upgrading since 7.9 actually works except does not support avi or mp3 files
• 166[01:15:49] <MaBunny> But it didnt show anything,though i pressed ctrl alt f1
• 167[01:15:53] *** Joins: dioz (~dioz@replaced-ip)
• 168[01:16:11] <lux7676> any way i can downalod some packages for that ?
• 169[01:16:15] *** Joins: NeonSynth (~NeonSynth@replaced-ip)
• 170[01:16:30] <lux7676> but i would have to download it as a file and then transfer it from usb
• 171[01:16:32] <MaBunny> Ok
• 172[01:16:36] <lux7676> i cant do it from the terminal
• 173[01:16:49] <MaBunny> It didnt show anything jmcnaught
• 174[01:17:02] <MaBunny> In the ctrl atl f4
• 175[01:17:02] *** Quits: chainsaw10 (~chainsaw1@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 176[01:17:09] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 177[01:17:10] <MaBunny> *window
• 178[01:17:45] <jmcnaught> MaBunny: that's where the debian installer shows details. Are any of these languages easier for you than english? Chinese Czech French German Greek Italian Japanese Korean Portuguese Russian Spanish Swedish Vietnamese
• 179[01:17:46] *** Quits: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 180[01:17:47] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 181[01:18:02] <MaBunny> Haha
• 182[01:18:14] <MaBunny> I wish bengali was there too
• 183[01:18:15] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 184[01:18:25] <MaBunny> But in any case
• 185[01:18:50] *** Joins: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip)
• 186[01:18:52] <MaBunny> My english is *excellent by indian standards ;)
• 187[01:18:56] <MaBunny> My frnd
• 188[01:19:07] <MaBunny> Ok
• 189[01:19:18] <MaBunny> Leaving tht besides
• 190[01:19:48] <MaBunny> I pressed ctrl alt f4 n it took me to a diff window thn
• 191[01:19:56] <MaBunny> Ctrl alt f1
• 192[01:19:57] <jmcnaught> MaBunny: okay, i wasn't trying to judge your language skills or anything. those are the languages that the debian install manual is available in. I recommend you read it, again if you have already, very thoroughly, before trying the install again: replaced-url
• 193[01:20:36] *** Quits: earendel (~earendel@replaced-ip) (Disconnected by services)
• 194[01:20:42] <MaBunny> Which portion should i specifically read for my current problem???
• 195[01:20:53] <MaBunny> Any suggestion??
• 196[01:21:07] <MaBunny> I mean sec 7.5/4.3
• 197[01:21:16] <MaBunny> Its huge
• 198[01:21:23] <MaBunny> Lol
• 199[01:21:23] *** Quits: uppik (~uppik@replaced-ip) (Quit: QSO terminated!)
• 200[01:21:46] <MaBunny> And i am in my mobile now
• 201[01:22:09] <MaBunny> So simuntaneously 2 screens are a darn
• 202[01:22:18] <jmcnaught> MaBunny: I don't know what caused the failure. maybe you didn't have enough space on your root partition? The install manual isn't that long really, and it will take you less time to read than repeatedly reattempting the install. Pretend it's mandatory for school if that helps.
• 203[01:22:38] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 204[01:22:38] <MaBunny> Haha
• 205[01:22:48] <MaBunny> Well,ok but
• 206[01:23:03] <MaBunny> I had 12 gb of my 16 gb as root
• 207[01:23:06] <MaBunny> Ok
• 208[01:23:11] <MaBunny> Ill check
• 209[01:23:12] *** Quits: Flynnn (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: Auf Wiedersehen!)
• 210[01:23:16] *** Joins: \ni (~\ni@replaced-ip)
• 211[01:23:44] <MaBunny> Spell my name if you guys want to catch my interest ;)
• 212[01:23:52] <lux7676> jmcaught will this support playing mp3 files ? with debian 7.9 replaced-url
• 213[01:24:40] <transhuman> ok so getting the following strace replaced-url
• 214[01:25:05] <transhuman> looks like a missing config file..ok but whats the other one?
• 215[01:25:24] *** Quits: blueness (~blueness@replaced-ip) (Quit: blueness)
• 216[01:25:24] *** Joins: andril (~andril@replaced-ip)
• 217[01:25:38] <NYTimes> hey how do I exit a server without closing programs
• 218[01:25:40] <NYTimes> ?
• 219[01:25:57] <jml2> NYTimes, ??
• 220[01:26:05] *** Joins: blueness (~blueness@replaced-ip)
• 221[01:26:07] <jml2> NYTimes, sounds like catch-22
• 222[01:26:08] <transhuman> put the screen saver on maybe?
• 223[01:26:17] <jml2> NYTimes, close your eyes?
• 224[01:26:19] <jml2> XD
• 225[01:26:34] *** Joins: q3aql (~q3aql@replaced-ip)
• 226[01:26:47] <jmcnaught> MaBunny: try using the guided partitioning option with all-in-one partition next time
• 227[01:26:49] <transhuman> run everything as daemons
• 228[01:27:18] <jmcnaught> lux7676: i dunno.. i think lots of stuff plays mp3 in wheezy. i never had any problem with it.
• 229[01:27:20] *** Joins: secrgb (~secrgb@replaced-ip)
• 230[01:27:30] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 231[01:27:40] <MaBunny> In my prev instl in deb 8.3 i had choosen manual option
• 232[01:27:45] <TomTomTosch> NYTimes, if you mean you want the application running after you have closed the ssh connection you can use something like screen and detach the session.
• 233[01:27:47] *** Quits: LtL (~bob@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 234[01:27:57] <MaBunny> It didnt wreak my time!!
• 235[01:27:58] <markybob> !tell NYTimes about screen
• 236[01:28:03] *** Quits: yorick__ (~Yorick@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 237[01:28:03] *** Joins: yorick__ (~Yorick@replaced-ip)
• 238[01:28:05] <MaBunny> Smooth as butter
• 239[01:28:07] <lux7676> jmcnaught it says that it is not supported
• 240[01:28:09] <NYTimes> when I ssh to a vps how do I exit leaving apps running ?
• 241[01:28:11] <MaBunny> But ill check
• 242[01:28:18] *** Quits: cyan__ (~cyan@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 243[01:28:22] <lux7676> maybe im just downaloding something thats not full
• 244[01:28:23] <markybob> NYTimes: bot just told you
• 245[01:28:25] <lux7676> but it should work
• 246[01:28:33] *** Quits: linuxfool (~james@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 247[01:28:34] <lux7676> because the system actually works
• 248[01:28:40] <NYTimes> TomTomTosch: ok thanks markybob
• 249[01:28:43] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 250[01:28:45] <lux7676> i cant play avi or mp3
• 251[01:29:01] <aricz> gnu screen <3
• 252[01:29:15] *** Quits: Ad1 (~Adrian@replaced-ip) (Quit: Wychodzi z Matrixa)
• 253[01:29:21] <lux7676> i wanted to know if there is special package
• 254[01:29:25] *** Quits: l3archos (~Icedove@replaced-ip) (Quit: l3archos)
• 255[01:29:27] <lux7676> because linux is ogg
• 256[01:29:34] <lux7676> instead of mp3
• 257[01:29:35] *** Joins: controll (~a@replaced-ip)
• 258[01:29:55] <jmcnaught> lux7676: what says that what is not supported? rhythmbox played mp3s for me on wheezy. maybe you just need to install some more gstreamer packages?
• 259[01:30:09] <NYTimes> markybob: TomTomTosch ok I see now is tmux the same ?
• 260[01:30:21] <jml2> transhuman, the documentation on centos mentions cgroups, but you should know something more about redhat in general -- and that is if you see something for "Centos" or "Redhat" -- you will see the same kernel support for all linux distros
• 261[01:30:39] <TomTomTosch> NYTimes: yes.
• 262[01:30:43] <jml2> transhuman, ,/documentation was on redhat.. but it can apply in general to more than just centos too
• 263[01:30:44] <jmcnaught> lux7676: vlc is also available for wheezy, it plays everything
• 264[01:30:49] <lux7676> jmcnaught will you be here for the next couple hours, i will make the iso again and install it
• 265[01:31:13] <lux7676> i replaced the usb with 7.9 to 8.4
• 266[01:31:14] <TomTomTosch> NYTimes: you can pick any terminal multiplexer.
• 267[01:31:15] <\ni> u need codecs lux7676
• 268[01:31:23] <lux7676> but we all know wat happened
• 269[01:31:29] <jmcnaught> lux7676: if you're doing a fresh install, i recommend Debian 8 (Jessie). I might be around, i'm here a lot lately. There's also 1500+ others that might help you.
• 270[01:31:32] <\ni> lux7676, replaced-url
• 271[01:31:37] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 272[01:31:53] <transhuman> ok thanks jml2, do you have an answer as to what gcrypt package provides /etc/gcrypt/hwf.deny seems that is the root of my problem according to strace?
• 273[01:32:11] *** Joins: s8321414 (~s8321414@replaced-ip)
• 274[01:32:19] <NYTimes> TomTomTosch: ok but the session will still be open I mean still connected
• 275[01:32:23] <NYTimes> right ?
• 276[01:32:26] <transhuman> jml2 seems it is missing
• 277[01:32:37] <markybob> NYTimes: you'll have to reattach. screen -r after reconnecting
• 278[01:32:44] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 279[01:32:44] *** Quits: woshty (~irc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 280[01:32:48] <lux7676> \ni thanks ! question for you
• 281[01:32:52] <MaBunny> So guys
• 282[01:33:04] <lux7676> is there any way to download it instead using the terminal
• 283[01:33:23] <MaBunny> Something caught my attention while i was checking the guide
• 284[01:33:32] <lux7676> i need a way to have it downloaded on one computer and then transfer the files from usb to another one where i can install it
• 285[01:33:32] <jml2> transhuman, doesn't mean that it needs it -- strace always shows a lot of "mising" no file found
• 286[01:33:34] <\ni> I duno. I normally use the terminal to install stuff
• 287[01:33:39] <MaBunny> Its in this link: replaced-url
• 288[01:33:41] <NYTimes> yeah I get it I use tmux but I do not understand how to exit properly from ssh
• 289[01:33:54] <lux7676> hmm i see
• 290[01:33:55] <jml2> transhuman, (especially for osbolete/outdated library files and optional configuration files)
• 291[01:34:10] <lux7676> hmm
• 292[01:34:21] <MaBunny> It says tht i need a minimum 10gb of disk space,while mine on the usb is 12gb
• 293[01:34:21] <markybob> NYTimes: in screen you do ctrl+a d to detach. then you can exit
• 294[01:34:27] *** Quits: RickXy (~zncadmin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 295[01:34:31] <markybob> NYTimes: man screen or google something about it.
• 296[01:34:40] *** Quits: andril (~andril@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 297[01:34:48] <MaBunny> So is it possible tht it ran out of disk space???
• 298[01:34:52] <MaBunny> Idk
• 299[01:34:55] <transhuman> IC jml2 unfortunately strace doesnt provide me any further information on why the operation is not permitted .
• 300[01:34:56] <lux7676> anyway i can download codecs for debian as a file instead from the terminal
• 301[01:35:14] <MaBunny> But ive tht 64gb pendrive,can try on tht one
• 302[01:35:15] <jml2> MaBunny, it's common for standard debian to install under 3.5 gigs
• 303[01:35:23] <MaBunny> Ok
• 304[01:35:28] *** Joins: philipballew (~philip@replaced-ip)
• 305[01:35:31] <jml2> MaBunny, so you have more than enough disk space
• 306[01:35:36] <MaBunny> I mean with gnome???
• 307[01:35:39] <jml2> yep
• 308[01:35:46] <MaBunny> Ok
• 309[01:35:56] <MaBunny> Ok my dad is calling
• 310[01:36:00] <jml2> lol
• 311[01:36:05] <MaBunny> Need to ready up
• 312[01:36:12] <MaBunny> For the trip
• 313[01:36:15] <MaBunny> Lol
• 314[01:36:20] <MaBunny> Bye guys
• 315[01:36:34] <MaBunny> And ill check after my exam
• 316[01:36:47] <MaBunny> Thnx for your time :)
• 317[01:36:56] *** Quits: MaBunny (~androirc@replaced-ip##) (Quit: AndroIRC - Android IRC Client ( ##replaced-url
• 318[01:36:57] *** Joins: f0f4r (~f0f4r@replaced-ip)
• 319[01:37:31] *** Joins: RickXy (~zncadmin@replaced-ip)
• 320[01:37:38] *** Joins: shovel_boss (~shovel_bo@replaced-ip)
• 321[01:38:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1671
• 322[01:38:09] *** Quits: hexnewbie (~hexqip@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 323[01:38:23] *** Joins: analogfreak (8ea02cfc@replaced-ip)
• 324[01:38:25] <transhuman> jml2 any options that you might suggest that might get strace to give me more output on what is causing the failed permit jml2...thanks in advance kind of stuck on this one
• 325[01:38:25] <lux7676> \ni is this the right thing replaced-url
• 326[01:39:26] <jml2> transhuman, what application are you trying to fix?
• 327[01:39:33] <jml2> transhuman, maybe i can provide a generic route
• 328[01:39:37] <transhuman> tun/tap on aqemu
• 329[01:39:53] <transhuman> trying to build a kvm/xen live cd
• 330[01:40:06] <jml2> transhuman, oh well then you're trying to compile things..
• 331[01:40:08] <transhuman> so need a gui manager for kvm
• 332[01:40:16] <markybob> lux7676: for mp3 to work with totem in wheezy you need gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mp3 as well. best bet is just use vlc as you had been told
• 333[01:40:18] *** Quits: silverhom (~silverhom@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 334[01:40:31] <transhuman> aqemu is giving me headackes with networking here is the error hold on
• 335[01:40:33] <jml2> transhuman, there's a distro for this already it hink it's called qvwm.. something
• 336[01:40:34] <NYTimes> I mean right I ssh then I'm in bash shell lvl1 then zsh lvl2 I start tmux/screen but now that i'm lvl4 how do I exit ssh ? and dont tllme ctrl-c or exit or ctrl-d...
• 337[01:40:39] *** Quits: acton (~acton@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 338[01:40:56] <transhuman> replaced-url
• 339[01:41:05] <markybob> NYTimes: i told you. in screen, ctrl+a d then exit
• 340[01:41:14] <markybob> NYTimes: when you ssh back in, screen -r
• 341[01:41:14] <\ni> lux7676, the description says that it reads mp3s. Maybe it's what u need (I'm also a debian noob XD )
• 342[01:41:14] <lux7676> markybob vlc player ?
• 343[01:41:19] <markybob> lux7676: yes
• 344[01:41:26] <jml2> transhuman, i think it may have heen this one replaced-url
• 345[01:41:29] <lux7676> ok
• 346[01:41:35] <jml2> transhuman, as for building anything that's out of the quetsion for me sry
• 347[01:41:51] *** Joins: ninjaa (cced43fa@replaced-ip)
• 348[01:41:59] <ninjaa> helo
• 349[01:42:03] *** Quits: kepi (~kepi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 350[01:42:08] <ninjaa> What is the purpose of seperating / and /home ?
• 351[01:42:14] <transhuman> yeah thats based on redhat trying to do similar with debian
• 352[01:42:31] <transhuman> hate redhat and its not for security as much as it is for development.
• 353[01:42:33] <lux7676> markybob anyway i can install it as a program ?
• 354[01:42:34] <lux7676> replaced-url
• 355[01:42:36] <transhuman> its a qemu problme
• 356[01:42:44] <lux7676> this only gives me option if i have the internet
• 357[01:42:51] <transhuman> or more specifically /tun/tap problem
• 358[01:42:59] <jml2> transhuman, fwiw.. i think the old brctl is less favored than "openvswitch" -- you have better performance and flexibility as well as "isolation" from protecting different VM traffic
• 359[01:43:27] <jml2> transhuman, (check out adding "macvtaps" directly on "eth0" -- and then use macvtaps with VMS -- it's much efficicent as well as secure -- because you can use "mode private")
• 360[01:43:33] *** Quits: err404 (~err404@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 361[01:43:48] <jml2> transhuman, on the "brctl" classic bridge there's no traffic isolation..
• 362[01:43:55] *** Joins: linuxfool (~james@replaced-ip)
• 363[01:44:06] <markybob> lux7676: it's in debian. you can get it from another computer that has internet from replaced-url
• 364[01:44:08] <transhuman> do any of the gui's out there use mac taps or am I going to be confined to writting a bunch of scripts?
• 365[01:44:10] <jmcnaught> lux7676: "apt-get install vlc" generally not recommended to install stuff in Debian by downloading from websites.. this is a bad windows habit
• 366[01:45:06] <lux7676> oh wow
• 367[01:45:07] *** Quits: damentz_ (~damentz@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 368[01:45:14] *** Quits: jml2 (~jml2@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 369[01:45:20] <lux7676> jmcnaught what is the proper way to download stuff in debian ?
• 370[01:46:05] <markybob> lux7676: with internet you use apt-get/aptitude/apt without it you get it from packages.debian.org then dpkg -i foo.deb or use apt-zip if it's intense
• 371[01:46:30] <markybob> !tell lux7676 about dontbreakdebian
• 372[01:47:33] *** Joins: damentz (~damentz@replaced-ip)
• 373[01:47:57] <NYTimes> markybob: i just launch htop via ssh thru tmux then I closed the session the sshed back and htop wasn't running anymore
• 374[01:48:02] *** Joins: Garionie (Trofacole@replaced-ip)
• 375[01:48:04] *** Quits: ninjaa (cced43fa@replaced-ip) (Quit: Page closed)
• 376[01:48:11] <NYTimes> I miss smthing here
• 377[01:48:19] *** Quits: TyrfingMjolnir (~Tyrfing@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 378[01:48:27] <jmcnaught> lux7676: lux7676: heh, to be fair now that I look at replaced-url
• 379[01:48:28] *** Joins: TyrfingMjolnir (~Tyrfing@replaced-ip)
• 380[01:48:34] <TomTomTosch> NYTimes: did you detach the session before closing?
• 381[01:49:04] *** Joins: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip)
• 382[01:49:17] <NYTimes> TomTomTosch: u doubtfooled me lol lemme check again
• 383[01:49:30] <lux7676> jmcnaught so i understand tat when downloading something its always best from the offical debian site
• 384[01:49:44] *** Quits: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip) (Quit: ZZZzzz…)
• 385[01:49:57] <\ni> if avalible, yes lux7676
• 386[01:49:58] <transhuman> jml2 looks like virtual manager supports macvtaps maybe thats the route to go ..thanks
• 387[01:50:31] *** Joins: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip)
• 388[01:50:35] *** Quits: Garionie (Trofacole@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 389[01:50:44] *** Joins: Finetundra_____ (~AndChat54@replaced-ip)
• 390[01:51:02] <\ni> lux7676, you'll get auto-magically updates for everything installed that way
• 391[01:51:25] <jmcnaught> lux7676: yes, and Debian has tools like apt-get, aptitude, and (if you must) synaptic for installing software from the official Debian repositories (which have 40,000+ packages in Debian 8)
• 392[01:51:26] *** Quits: raphyduck (~raph@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 393[01:51:31] <lux7676> jmcnaught ok this means
• 394[01:51:44] <lux7676> i need to wifi before anything
• 395[01:51:44] *** Joins: jerigondor (~jerigondo@replaced-ip)
• 396[01:52:03] *** Quits: factor (~factor@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 397[01:52:19] *** Quits: mibo (~mibo@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving.)
• 398[01:52:24] <NYTimes> TomTomTosch: yes its ok that way but technically the ssh connection hed never been cut
• 399[01:52:28] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 400[01:52:40] <lux7676> jmcnaught i have to make new iso with the debian 7.9 and go throught the installation and see the network again
• 401[01:52:49] <lux7676> ... this might take little bit lol
• 402[01:52:57] <TomTomTosch> NYTimes: i don't understand what you want to tell me, sry.
• 403[01:53:35] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 404[01:53:36] <lux7676> but im glad that i switched to linux and i will never go back
• 405[01:53:44] <pingfloyd> lux7676: it's also good to check the digest and gpg signature
• 406[01:54:00] <lux7676> yeah i always do that
• 407[01:54:13] *** Quits: adrian (~adrian@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 408[01:54:18] <lux7676> the md5 hash as well
• 409[01:54:18] *** Quits: Finetundra__ (~AndChat54@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 410[01:54:26] <lux7676> to double check
• 411[01:54:26] <pingfloyd> lux7676: the fingerprints are listed here to compare against if you don't go to keysigning parties replaced-url
• 412[01:54:37] <NYTimes> TomTomTosch: when you detach your screen/tmux session then the ssh connection is still up
• 413[01:54:38] *** Monthrect is now known as Piper-Off
• 414[01:54:48] <markybob> NYTimes: yes. then you type exit
• 415[01:54:49] <TomTomTosch> NYTimes: right..
• 416[01:54:53] <pingfloyd> lux7676: I recommend sha256 or better for the hash though
• 417[01:55:06] <lux7676> pingfloyd oh ok
• 418[01:55:18] <pingfloyd> lux7676: I usually use sha512 myself
• 419[01:55:38] <markybob> i did say that before...
• 420[01:55:47] <pingfloyd> lux7676: question though, why 7 instead of 8?
• 421[01:56:20] <NYTimes> is a vpn usefull for a vps ?
• 422[01:56:28] *** Piper-Off is now known as Monthrect
• 423[01:56:42] <TomTomTosch> do apples go nice with oranges?
• 424[01:56:57] *** Quits: jerigondor (~jerigondo@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 425[01:56:58] <lux7676> because i downloaded the wrong iso and then new one is 3.7gb
• 426[01:57:04] <lux7676> the 7.9 is only 650 mb
• 427[01:57:11] *** Joins: Mac_Vee1 (~Mac_Vee4@replaced-ip)
• 428[01:57:15] *** Joins: jerigondor (~jerigondo@replaced-ip)
• 429[01:57:20] <lux7676> im having problems understanding why is there such a big difference
• 430[01:57:32] <pingfloyd> lux7676: sounds like the 3.7 is the dvd
• 431[01:57:41] <pingfloyd> lux7676: netinstall should be smaller
• 432[01:57:45] <TomTomTosch> NYTimes: both have their uses, both can be useful for you. your question has no answer.
• 433[01:57:59] <lux7676> yes but i dont have that much bandwitch to use
• 434[01:58:00] *** Quits: jerigondor (~jerigondo@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 435[01:58:16] *** Joins: jerigondor (~jerigondo@replaced-ip)
• 436[01:58:20] <lux7676> i need to do it somewhere else
• 437[01:58:45] <lux7676> i hope debain 8.4 does not come with programs like skype
• 438[01:58:53] <lux7676> like ubuntu for example
• 439[01:59:00] <pingfloyd> lux7676: debian-8.4.0-amd64-netinst.iso 2016-04-02 16:46 247M
• 440[01:59:03] *** Quits: fstd (~fstd@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 441[01:59:26] *** Joins: fstd (~fstd@replaced-ip)
• 442[01:59:29] *** Quits: jerigondor (~jerigondo@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 443[01:59:30] <markybob> we went through this hours ago. he wants gnome offline installer. not netinst.
• 444[01:59:36] <markybob> this keeps going and going
• 445[01:59:37] <pingfloyd> lux7676: replaced-url
• 446[02:00:13] <TomTomTosch> lux7676: official debian does not come with non-free software.
• 447[02:00:20] <NYTimes> TomTomTosch: markybob thx cya sorry for the noise
• 448[02:00:29] *** Joins: jerigondor (~jerigondo@replaced-ip)
• 449[02:00:49] <lux7676> pingfloyd but i need to use the one that lets me install without internet
• 450[02:00:54] *** Parts: NYTimes (~work@replaced-ip)
• 451[02:00:54] <lux7676> could i use debian-8.4.0-amd64-xfce-CD-1.iso
• 452[02:00:58] <markybob> lux7676: i really don't know how many more times you want to have this discussion. it's reaching the definition of insanity
• 453[02:00:59] <lux7676> is this the offline one ?
• 454[02:01:11] *** Quits: Soul_Eater (~marcelo@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 455[02:01:12] *** Quits: jerigondor (~jerigondo@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 456[02:01:22] *** Joins: jerigondor (~jerigondo@replaced-ip)
• 457[02:01:23] <lux7676> markybob sorry
• 458[02:01:39] *** Quits: bearface (~bearface@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 459[02:01:40] <markybob> lux7676: you said you wanted gnome. that's xfce, not gnome
• 460[02:02:06] <lux7676> oh
• 461[02:02:45] <pingfloyd> xfce is better than gnome anyway
• 462[02:02:53] *** Joins: GunshipPenguin (~GunshipPe@replaced-ip)
• 463[02:02:57] *** Quits: jerigondor (~jerigondo@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 464[02:03:02] <markybob> i actually agree but it's not what he asked for
• 465[02:03:14] *** Joins: bearface (~bearface@replaced-ip)
• 466[02:03:15] <lux7676> what is the main difference ?
• 467[02:03:19] *** Joins: jerigondor (~jerigondo@replaced-ip)
• 468[02:03:21] <lux7676> xfce is faster ?
• 469[02:03:25] <lux7676> more secure ?
• 470[02:03:31] <TomTomTosch> they look different.
• 471[02:03:36] <lux7676> oh
• 472[02:03:50] <pingfloyd> lux7676: xfce is much less bloated
• 473[02:03:50] *** Joins: shingouz (~doowop@replaced-ip)
• 474[02:03:50] *** Quits: jfdh (~jfdh@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 475[02:04:10] <pingfloyd> lux7676: but still a reasonable DE at the same time
• 476[02:04:31] <TomTomTosch> both get the same done. it's more about taste.
• 477[02:04:38] <pingfloyd> lux7676: definitely much lighter
• 478[02:05:30] *** Quits: Zyferus (~Zyferus@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 479[02:05:30] *** Joins: jak2000 (~jak2000@replaced-ip)
• 480[02:06:09] <linuxfool> What DE are you rocking, pingfloyd ?
• 481[02:06:10] <lux7676> pingfloyd is this something like this replaced-url
• 482[02:06:30] <pingfloyd> lux7676: that screenshot is gnome 2
• 483[02:06:47] <lux7676> oh
• 484[02:07:00] *** Joins: Zyferus (~Zyferus@replaced-ip)
• 485[02:07:04] *** Joins: jak2013 (~jak2000@replaced-ip)
• 486[02:07:21] *** Quits: amcorreia (~amcorreia@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 487[02:07:34] *** Quits: Almtesh (~Almtesh@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 488[02:07:39] *** Joins: jerigondor_ (~jerigondo@replaced-ip)
• 489[02:07:40] *** Quits: r3vlibre (~user@replaced-ip) (Quit: Going to sleep...)
• 490[02:07:52] *** Quits: Jojan (~Jojan@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 491[02:07:53] *** Quits: cyborg-one (~cyborg-on@replaced-ip) (Quit: cyborg-one)
• 492[02:08:01] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1663
• 493[02:08:05] *** Quits: jerigondor_ (~jerigondo@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 494[02:08:23] <pingfloyd> lux7676: here's a bunch of screenshots of xfce4 replaced-url
• 495[02:08:47] <lux7676> thanks
• 496[02:10:03] *** Quits: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 497[02:10:03] *** Quits: bearface (~bearface@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 498[02:10:27] *** Quits: jak2000 (~jak2000@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 499[02:10:41] <lux7676> pingfloyd it seems more modern
• 500[02:10:43] <lux7676> lol
• 501[02:11:25] <markybob> lux7676: now google what gnome3 looks like
• 502[02:11:28] *** Joins: superusr (~usr@replaced-ip)
• 503[02:11:28] *** Joins: safejav (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 504[02:11:34] *** Joins: bearface (~bearface@replaced-ip)
• 505[02:12:04] *** Quits: navlys (~smuxi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 506[02:12:13] *** Quits: P6hjakonn (~NASA@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 507[02:12:35] <lux7676> markybob it looks like ubuntu wow, see this is what i dont want
• 508[02:12:55] <markybob> lux7676: well you said it was :P then yeah, get the xfce cd
• 509[02:12:56] <lux7676> i wanted it to be really basic simply style
• 510[02:13:02] <lux7676> yes
• 511[02:13:03] <armin> then customize to da bone bro
• 512[02:13:12] <armin> \m/
• 513[02:13:38] *** Joins: donught (~kyle@replaced-ip)
• 514[02:13:42] *** Joins: Nyctophilia (~IamHereFo@replaced-ip)
• 515[02:13:43] *** Parts: aricz (~aricz@replaced-ip)
• 516[02:13:58] <Mathisen> where is the console command history saved ?
• 517[02:14:20] <markybob> Mathisen: ~/.bash_history
• 518[02:14:22] *** Joins: amdp (~amdp@replaced-ip)
• 519[02:14:24] <Mathisen> thx
• 520[02:16:24] *** Quits: \ni (~\ni@replaced-ip) (Quit: _Leaving)
• 521[02:16:45] <amdp> hello, very stupid question: installing a dns server on my dedicated server and linking my dns (name)server to my domain will make accessing the sites on my server in LESS time than using BIG dns (name)servers like google or others?
• 522[02:17:14] *** Quits: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 523[02:17:43] <markybob> amdp: sounds like you just want caching like dnsmasq. look into that
• 524[02:18:02] *** Joins: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip)
• 525[02:18:32] *** Quits: Belkaar (~Belkaar@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 526[02:18:48] *** Quits: Nyctophilia (~IamHereFo@replaced-ip) ()
• 527[02:19:10] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 528[02:19:17] <amdp> markybob: I looked but the question remains unclear
• 529[02:19:25] *** Joins: Belkaar (~Belkaar@replaced-ip)
• 530[02:19:51] *** Parts: b0s3d (~b0s3d@replaced-ip)
• 531[02:20:14] <markybob> amdp: once dnsmasq is installed and set up, say someone looks up google.com, it might take 20ms to resolve. then it's cached. 1ms.
• 532[02:21:00] *** Joins: luomio (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 533[02:21:19] *** Quits: secrgb (~secrgb@replaced-ip) (Quit: I Hope Senpai Will Notice Me)
• 534[02:21:28] <markybob> amdp: does that really matter to human brains? not really unless you have a lot of boxes connected and doing searches.
• 535[02:21:31] *** Joins: adrian (~adrian@replaced-ip)
• 536[02:21:31] *** Quits: adrian (~adrian@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 537[02:21:31] *** Joins: adrian (~adrian@replaced-ip)
• 538[02:21:50] *** Quits: fossrox (~fossrox@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 539[02:22:02] <TomTomTosch> and browsers have their own cache. so... meh.
• 540[02:22:06] <lux7676> thanks for the help
• 541[02:22:14] <lux7676> i gotta go
• 542[02:22:20] <lux7676> bye
• 543[02:22:37] *** Parts: lux7676 (~elice@replaced-ip)
• 544[02:22:41] *** Joins: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip)
• 545[02:22:54] *** Joins: vervet (~vervet@replaced-ip)
• 546[02:23:22] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 547[02:23:38] *** Quits: safejav (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 548[02:23:54] *** Joins: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip)
• 549[02:24:22] *** Joins: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip)
• 550[02:24:38] *** Quits: barajasfab (~barajasfa@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 551[02:25:02] *** Quits: jerigondor (~jerigondo@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 552[02:25:17] <amdp> markybob: I'll do, but I just need to understand. There's a server ip, and a website whose files are in that physical server. The DNS nameservers like google or domaincontrol.com set up in your domain settings link a name you type in the address bar to that ip and propagate that, so that anybody who types that domain get to that ip and that server. Having an internal DNS server like BIND or like dnsmasq makes it faster the process
• 553[02:25:17] <amdp> or not?
• 554[02:25:48] <markybob> amdp: oh that's what you mean. no
• 555[02:25:54] *** Quits: iDrac (~iDrac@replaced-ip) (Quit: This computer has gone to sleep)
• 556[02:26:13] <markybob> amdp: don't even bother. use whatever provider you registered your domain with offers
• 557[02:26:43] <amdp> so it's ok if I leave google or any dns nameserver on the domain and save cpu on my server is better? or not?
• 558[02:27:15] <markybob> amdp: i didn't know google offered that kind of dns but sure if it does. i use linode's dns for my servers
• 559[02:27:36] <amdp> are there some faster and some less?
• 560[02:27:59] <markybob> amdp: use whatever your provider (who you bought your domain with) offers
• 561[02:28:52] <linuxfool> exit
• 562[02:28:56] *** Quits: linuxfool (~james@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.1.1)
• 563[02:29:33] <amdp> ok, another question to understand the process: the nameservers on my domain just propagate the info about the link between domain name and ip, aren't responsible for the speed of resolving it, or I am wrong?
• 564[02:29:35] *** Quits: wsirccc__ (55b2c519@replaced-ip##) (Quit: ##replaced-url
• 565[02:30:22] <markybob> amdp: the root servers point to your dns server. that server points to your actual server. but it's really fast and you have nothing to worry about.
• 566[02:30:30] <markybob> amdp: there are caches all along the way
• 567[02:30:32] *** Joins: Finetundra__ (~AndChat54@replaced-ip)
• 568[02:31:03] <amdp> propagating is different than resolving, right?
• 569[02:31:40] *** Quits: yorick__ (~Yorick@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 570[02:31:54] <markybob> english isn't my first language so i'm not sure i'm comfortable with semantics like that.
• 571[02:32:03] *** Quits: Finetundra_____ (~AndChat54@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 572[02:33:21] *** Quits: Daigoro (~Daigoro@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 573[02:34:11] *** Quits: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 574[02:34:28] <Eduard_Munteanu> amdp, well, only if you mean forwarding requests or slave servers.
• 575[02:34:30] *** Quits: controll (~a@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 576[02:34:36] *** Joins: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip)
• 577[02:34:48] *** Joins: waspinator (~waspinato@replaced-ip)
• 578[02:34:58] *** Quits: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 579[02:36:18] <jmcnaught> amdp: the propagation delay is related to the Time To Live (TTL) of the domain record. If you set your TTL to be 12 hours, then change your DNS records to point to a different IP or something, other DNS resolvers might not see the change for up to 12 hours because they will cache results for however long the TTL tells them to
• 580[02:37:55] *** Quits: jak2013 (~jak2000@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 581[02:38:01] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1652
• 582[02:39:25] *** Quits: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 583[02:40:39] *** Quits: j0z (~unix@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 584[02:40:46] *** Joins: safejav (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 585[02:41:18] *** Joins: asterismo_m (~santiago@replaced-ip)
• 586[02:42:23] <amdp> ok, got it
• 587[02:42:23] *** Quits: cyd_parker (~fille@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1)
• 588[02:42:52] *** Joins: jak2000 (~jak2000@replaced-ip)
• 589[02:43:12] <jak2000> hi all
• 590[02:43:42] <amdp> then when someone writes the address on her browser the time to associate the ip to the domain name and going to that ip is the "resolving" ?
• 591[02:43:51] *** Joins: donttrustem_ (~donttrust@replaced-ip)
• 592[02:43:54] *** Joins: cwong_on_irc (~Adium@replaced-ip)
• 593[02:43:58] *** Quits: cruncher (~cruncher@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 594[02:44:15] *** Quits: sine0 (~sine@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 595[02:45:19] <jmcnaught> amdp: yes. their computer asks the DNS resolver listed in /etc/resolv.conf which does the resolving
• 596[02:46:51] *** Quits: donttrustem (~donttrust@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 597[02:46:51] *** donttrustem_ is now known as donttrustem
• 598[02:46:59] *** Quits: f0f4r (~f0f4r@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 599[02:47:06] *** Joins: jak2013 (~jak2000@replaced-ip)
• 600[02:47:43] <jak2013> i created a lvmVolume group and worked fine, i need use the space of a partition lvm, so so 1.6Tb, i am not mounted but created, here my fdisk -l result: replaced-url
• 601[02:48:19] *** Quits: inex (~inex@replaced-ip) (Quit: ｄ ａ ｎ ｋ ｍ ｅ ｍ ｅ ｓ)
• 602[02:48:21] *** Joins: dmr (~dmr@replaced-ip)
• 603[02:48:58] *** Joins: x032cx (~lxuser@replaced-ip)
• 604[02:49:30] *** Joins: inex (~inex@replaced-ip)
• 605[02:49:30] *** Quits: Quatroking (~Quatrokin@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 606[02:49:36] *** Joins: fender0107401 (~fender010@replaced-ip)
• 607[02:50:02] *** Joins: Finetundra_____ (~AndChat54@replaced-ip)
• 608[02:50:24] *** Quits: magellanicloud (~magellani@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 609[02:50:49] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 610[02:50:51] *** Quits: jak2000 (~jak2000@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 611[02:51:48] *** Joins: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip)
• 612[02:51:56] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 613[02:52:48] *** Joins: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip)
• 614[02:53:40] *** Quits: Finetundra__ (~AndChat54@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 615[02:53:40] *** Quits: ChoppedDill_ (~choppeddi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 616[02:54:21] *** Quits: Finetundra_____ (~AndChat54@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 617[02:55:03] *** Joins: avis (~ident@replaced-ip)
• 618[02:55:35] *** Joins: claritty (~Ident@replaced-ip)
• 619[02:55:56] *** Quits: kiao2938 (~mj@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 620[02:57:24] *** Joins: factor (~factor@replaced-ip)
• 621[02:57:52] *** Quits: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip) (Quit: ZZZzzz…)
• 622[02:58:00] *** Joins: Ad1_RnR (~adrian@replaced-ip)
• 623[02:59:38] *** Joins: noahfx_ (~noahfx@replaced-ip)
• 624[02:59:42] *** Joins: bazhang_ (~bazhang@replaced-ip)
• 625[03:00:12] *** Quits: noahfx (~noahfx@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 626[03:00:32] <amdp> so the browser asks the local machine to connect to a DNS resolver listed in /etc/resolv.conf, and the dns resolver is usually NOT in the client
• 627[03:00:59] <amdp> then the resolving time is function of what aspects?
• 628[03:01:37] *** Joins: Flynnn (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 629[03:01:48] *** Quits: Ad1_RN (~adrian@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 630[03:02:01] <socomm> amdp: Can you re-word your question.
• 631[03:02:26] *** Joins: henryk (~henryk@replaced-ip)
• 632[03:02:27] *** Quits: jak2013 (~jak2000@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 633[03:02:27] *** Quits: neomorphix (~neomorphi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 634[03:02:27] *** Quits: Strife89 (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 635[03:02:29] <jmcnaught> amdp: wikipedia's article about DNS is pretty thorough if you want to understand how all the parts work.
• 636[03:02:38] *** Quits: bazhang (~bazhang@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 637[03:02:38] *** Joins: jak2000 (~jak2000@replaced-ip)
• 638[03:02:52] *** Quits: noteness (noteness@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 639[03:03:00] *** Quits: analogfreak (8ea02cfc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 640[03:03:49] *** Joins: Langley (~kjihu@replaced-ip)
• 641[03:03:57] *** Joins: Strife89 (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 642[03:04:24] *** Quits: fender0107401 (~fender010@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 643[03:05:03] *** Quits: TomTomTosch (~henryk@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 644[03:05:11] *** noahfx_ is now known as noahfx
• 645[03:05:23] <amdp> socomm: Sure. When somebody types on a browser the name of a website, is that called the "resolving" part? jmcnaught: I am sorry, but propagating and resolving mix and I still don't get the process exactly
• 646[03:05:38] *** Parts: TheSin (~TheSin@replaced-ip)
• 647[03:05:51] *** Quits: Cybertinus (~Cybertinu@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 648[03:06:53] <socomm> amdp: No that is query, resolution gets done further down the stack.
• 649[03:07:18] *** Quits: jak2000 (~jak2000@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 650[03:07:25] <socomm> amdp: replaced-url
• 651[03:07:52] *** Joins: wobelingers (~wobelinge@replaced-ip)
• 652[03:07:54] *** Quits: safejav (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 653[03:08:12] *** Joins: patterson_ (~patterson@replaced-ip)
• 654[03:08:12] *** Joins: neomorphix (~neomorphi@replaced-ip)
• 655[03:08:55] *** Joins: TechnoTony_MAIN (~TechnoTon@replaced-ip)
• 656[03:10:27] <amdp> socomm: nice :-) so, the first query goes to the "recursive resolver", is there a way to know which one is the one I (or another person) am using?
• 657[03:10:54] *** Quits: wobeling1rs (~wobelinge@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 658[03:11:18] *** Quits: patterson (~patterson@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 659[03:11:26] *** Quits: testi (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 660[03:11:28] *** patterson_ is now known as patterson
• 661[03:11:51] *** Joins: noteness (noteness@replaced-ip)
• 662[03:13:59] *** bazhang_ is now known as bazhang
• 663[03:14:01] *** Joins: testi (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 664[03:16:10] *** Quits: tbb24 (~tommy521@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 665[03:16:30] *** Joins: safejav (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 666[03:17:00] *** Quits: JayFK (~JayFK@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 667[03:18:24] *** Quits: noteness (noteness@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 668[03:18:58] *** Quits: shootbird (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 669[03:19:31] *** Quits: bumbar (~bumbar@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 670[03:20:00] *** Joins: JayFK (~JayFK@replaced-ip)
• 671[03:20:27] *** Joins: jak2000 (~jak2000@replaced-ip)
• 672[03:21:09] *** Quits: some_vasya (~some_vasy@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 673[03:21:13] <pingfloyd> amdp: resolving is taking the domain name and returning the ip address
• 674[03:22:04] <pingfloyd> amdp: some browser don't use the libc resolver though. For instance, firefox uses its own
• 675[03:22:17] *** Joins: HarveyPwca (~HarveyPwc@replaced-ip)
• 676[03:22:18] <amdp> what determines the time of the querying and resolving phase?
• 677[03:22:36] <pingfloyd> amdp: this is why you can have issues with name resolution in say apt-get but can still browse without issues.
• 678[03:22:49] *** Quits: luomio (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 679[03:22:57] <amdp> pingfloyd: ok, nice
• 680[03:23:27] <pingfloyd> amdp: depends on what is cached on the name server
• 681[03:23:44] *** Quits: Langley (~kjihu@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 682[03:24:01] <pingfloyd> amdp: if it's cached it can return the query, otherwise it needs to do some resolving itself
• 683[03:24:04] *** Joins: shootbird (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 684[03:24:08] *** Joins: Ryushin (user@replaced-ip)
• 685[03:24:19] *** Joins: jak2013 (~jak2000@replaced-ip)
• 686[03:25:09] <Mathisen> anyone that can recomend me a CLI program that can check for podcasts and automaticly download them ?
• 687[03:25:30] <pingfloyd> amdp: what you use for your name resolution directly is a recursive name server.
• 688[03:25:54] *** Quits: jak2000 (~jak2000@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 689[03:25:55] *** Joins: ChoppedDill_ (~choppeddi@replaced-ip)
• 690[03:26:04] *** Joins: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip)
• 691[03:26:12] <pingfloyd> amdp: also other factors can effect the speed of the name resolution
• 692[03:26:24] <amdp> are the nameservers associated with the domain responsible of the name resolution?
• 693[03:26:25] <pingfloyd> amdp: like the network and the load of the name server, etc.
• 694[03:27:00] *** Joins: sidmo_ (~sidmo@replaced-ip)
• 695[03:27:26] *** Quits: grubles (~grubles@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 696[03:27:29] <amdp> pingfloyd: the nameservers responsible of the propagation
• 697[03:27:57] *** Quits: free_speech (~free_spee@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 698[03:28:25] <pingfloyd> amdp: your requests usually work like this: the recursive name server is queried, if it has the record in cache it is returned. If it isn't it needs to in turn next query a root server to find the TLD server to query next, and then from their it can query the authoritative name server. Then it can return the query to the client.
• 699[03:28:34] *** Joins: noteness (noteness@replaced-ip)
• 700[03:29:15] *** Quits: jak2013 (~jak2000@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 701[03:29:26] *** Joins: grubles (~grubles@replaced-ip)
• 702[03:29:42] <pingfloyd> amdp: propagation implies other name servers to have their records updated to match the authoritative name server.
• 703[03:30:06] <pingfloyd> amdp: this is influenced by TTL setting on the authoritative name server.
• 704[03:30:32] *** Quits: sidmo (~sidmo@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 705[03:30:39] *** Joins: jak2000 (~jak2000@replaced-ip)
• 706[03:31:08] <pingfloyd> amdp: this is why it is a good idea to set TTL real low in preparation for you updating records on your authoritative name server.
• 707[03:31:39] <amdp> so the propagation nameservers AFTER propagating do NOT affect the resolution/resolving ?
• 708[03:31:57] <pingfloyd> amdp: propagating DNS records
• 709[03:32:40] <pingfloyd> amdp: propagation is the act of other name servers getting their records updated when there is a change in them.
• 710[03:32:53] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 711[03:32:59] <amdp> pingfloyd: so the propagation nameservers AFTER propagating do NOT affect the resolution/resolving ? (I don't understand your answer, my question is dumb just to clarify)
• 712[03:33:13] *** Quits: Eduard_Munteanu (~Eduard_Mu@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 713[03:33:16] *** Quits: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 714[03:33:17] <pingfloyd> amdp: propagation affects when the records are updated
• 715[03:33:22] <pingfloyd> not the resolution
• 716[03:33:31] <amdp> great thanks!
• 717[03:33:41] *** Joins: pyxozjhi (~pyxozjhi@replaced-ip)
• 718[03:33:49] *** Joins: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip)
• 719[03:34:07] <pingfloyd> it's just if their is a hold up in propagation, records that are no longer valid (the old ones) may be returned in resolution.
• 720[03:34:31] *** Joins: pyxozjha (~pyxozjhi@replaced-ip)
• 721[03:34:51] *** Quits: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 722[03:34:54] *** Quits: Cloudish (~Cloudish@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 723[03:35:40] <amdp> pingfloyd: ok, that is finally clear. So in resolving first there's a query, the query goes to the recursive resolver which is local stuff, a local check if there's a cache already able to resolve the domain name?
• 724[03:35:46] *** Quits: Colti (Miramar-FL@replaced-ip) (Excess Flood)
• 725[03:36:05] <amdp> if there's no cache, it escalates to the root nameserver
• 726[03:36:26] *** Joins: Colti (Miramar-FL@replaced-ip)
• 727[03:37:03] *** Quits: GunshipPenguin (~GunshipPe@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 728[03:37:26] <markybob> amdp: not to root, no.
• 729[03:37:54] <amdp> markybob: but the first part is correct?
• 730[03:37:56] <markybob> amdp: whatever the isp your you set. then root eventually if it can't find anything
• 731[03:38:02] <markybob> amdp: yes
• 732[03:38:02] <pingfloyd> amdp: there may be more than recursive name server involved
• 733[03:38:07] *** Joins: foul_owl (~foul_owl@replaced-ip)
• 734[03:38:08] <pingfloyd> than one
• 735[03:38:21] <foul_owl> Hi folks. gnome-screenshot segfaults when passing the -w option
• 736[03:38:21] *** Joins: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip)
• 737[03:38:27] *** Quits: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 738[03:38:58] *** Joins: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip)
• 739[03:39:13] <pingfloyd> amdp: eventually the root server is queried if non of the recursive name servers (and the other ones I told you about) can resolve it
• 740[03:39:19] *** Quits: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 741[03:39:48] <amdp> markybob: pingfloyd: so recursive resolverS try, then they ask the root
• 742[03:39:51] *** Joins: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip)
• 743[03:40:03] <markybob> amdp: yeah. but it hardly ever gets there
• 744[03:40:05] <pingfloyd> amdp: yes
• 745[03:40:14] *** Joins: free_speech (~free_spee@replaced-ip)
• 746[03:40:17] *** Quits: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 747[03:40:28] *** Quits: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 748[03:40:41] <jak2000> i have 1.5tb free in a lvm partition. how to create a partition, named: backups and mounted on /backups ? here more details: replaced-url
• 749[03:40:49] *** Joins: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip)
• 750[03:41:05] *** Quits: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 751[03:41:11] <amdp> markybob: pingfloyd: amazing, that second piece is very clear now. So recursive name servers, besides browsers cache and local wifi, cannot be influenced if not by the ISP
• 752[03:42:04] <pingfloyd> amdp: once the root servers are being queried (if it even comes to that), it means none of the recursive name servers involved in the chain were able to resolve.
• 753[03:42:51] <markybob> amdp: sure can. this is how some isps have inserted ads into search queries
• 754[03:43:05] <pingfloyd> amdp: yeah, there is all sorts of caches involved to mitigate the recursive querying which makes it take longer to resolve.
• 755[03:43:37] <markybob> amdp: oh if not by isp. misread. you're right
• 756[03:43:45] <markybob> again, english not first tongue
• 757[03:44:14] *** Quits: genoobie (~genoobie@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 758[03:44:51] *** Quits: Flynnn (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: Auf Wiedersehen!)
• 759[03:44:55] <amdp> ok nice! and RARELY they need to ask root nameservers, in that case the speed is just based on root nameservers distance and root nameservers speed
• 760[03:45:09] <amdp> markybob: pingfloyd: ^
• 761[03:45:27] <pingfloyd> amdp: aside from local caching mechanisms, it all starts at the name server your application has set as a name server, e.g., /etc/resolv.conf
• 762[03:45:54] <amdp> pingfloyd: application = browser ?
• 763[03:46:09] <pingfloyd> amdp: i.e., sometimes the resolution doesn't even have to reach the name server you've set
• 764[03:46:34] <pingfloyd> amdp: browser is an example
• 765[03:46:41] <jmcnaught> maybe at this point the DNS discussion belongs in #debian-offtopic
• 766[03:46:49] <amdp> pingfloyd: I see, okay, got it
• 767[03:46:55] <jmcnaught> jak2000: "man lvcreate" is what you're looking for.
• 768[03:47:02] <pingfloyd> amdp: like I mentioned earlier, firefox uses its own resolver
• 769[03:47:31] *** Quits: shovel_boss (~shovel_bo@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 770[03:47:45] <amdp> jmcnaught: you're right sorry, the overall concept is understanding the role of a debian server in influencing the resolving phase
• 771[03:47:47] <pingfloyd> amdp: like ever experienced where apt-get can't resolve, but you can browse just fine? This is why.
• 772[03:48:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1646
• 773[03:48:01] <amdp> pingfloyd: yea :-)
• 774[03:48:01] <pingfloyd> or vice-versa?
• 775[03:48:21] <amdp> pingfloyd: in my case vice-versa :-)
• 776[03:48:51] *** Quits: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 777[03:49:28] <amdp> pingfloyd: so basically the debian server at the IP resolved can't do anything to make the resolution phase faster, right?
• 778[03:50:03] <pingfloyd> amdp: the debian server isn't involved in resolution
• 779[03:50:19] *** Quits: Xenthys (Xenthys@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 780[03:50:42] *** Joins: oish (~charlie@replaced-ip)
• 781[03:50:52] <amdp> pingfloyd: another thing is clear :-) thanks. Installing BIND on a Debian server helps the propagation?
• 782[03:51:06] <pingfloyd> yeah
• 783[03:51:23] *** Joins: Atm0spher1c (~future@replaced-ip)
• 784[03:51:27] <pingfloyd> that can speed things up as you have records cached locally
• 785[03:51:40] <themill> "helps"? it's either essential or irrelevant.
• 786[03:51:41] <jak2000> jmcnaught ok
• 787[03:52:00] <markybob> no. don't do that. why? he barely understands the essentials. he should use what his provider gives him
• 788[03:52:03] <pingfloyd> amdp: though it doesn't affect the propagation
• 789[03:52:14] <pingfloyd> amdp: resolution and propagation are different things
• 790[03:52:14] *** Quits: grubles (~grubles@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 791[03:52:31] *** Quits: cwong_on_irc (~Adium@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving.)
• 792[03:52:33] *** Quits: cisc (~cisc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 793[03:52:48] <pingfloyd> resolution is returning answers to queries. Propagation is update of record changes between name servers.
• 794[03:54:01] <amdp> ok, so sorry to everyone for the off-topic, now I have everything clear. Thanks to pingfloyd, markybob, jmcnaught, socomm
• 795[03:54:06] <pingfloyd> amdp: mainly what affects the speed of propagation is the TTL set on the authoritative name server that has the records for the domain in question.
• 796[03:54:08] *** Joins: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip)
• 797[03:54:27] <pingfloyd> beyond that is out of your control
• 798[03:54:48] <amdp> pingfloyd: yup, very clear now, thanks :-)
• 799[03:54:48] <markybob> yes but that has nothing to do with resolution. just wait the default 15 min
• 800[03:56:12] *** Quits: HarveyPwca (~HarveyPwc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 801[03:56:41] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 802[03:57:29] *** Joins: de-facto (~de-facto@replaced-ip)
• 803[03:58:29] *** Quits: wildlander (~wild@replaced-ip) (Quit: Saliendo)
• 804[03:58:38] *** Quits: boson (~boson@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 805[03:59:09] *** Joins: grubles (~grubles@replaced-ip)
• 806[03:59:35] *** Quits: BenNZ (~Ben__@replaced-ip) (Quit: Everytime I think IQ's must have dropped recently, I remember that this is the internet)
• 807[03:59:40] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 808[03:59:51] *** Quits: amdp (~amdp@replaced-ip) ()
• 809[04:00:33] *** Joins: boson (~boson@replaced-ip)
• 810[04:00:46] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 811[04:01:16] *** xnrand is now known as o
• 812[04:03:39] *** Quits: mr_daemon (~supernaut@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 813[04:03:41] *** Quits: xaa (~xaa@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 814[04:04:02] *** Joins: mr_daemon (~supernaut@replaced-ip)
• 815[04:04:49] *** Quits: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 816[04:04:59] *** Quits: x032cx (~lxuser@replaced-ip) (Quit: "You picked the wrong kite to run away with!")
• 817[04:05:11] *** Joins: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip)
• 818[04:05:24] *** Quits: superusr (~usr@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 819[04:07:23] *** o is now known as xnrand
• 820[04:07:46] *** Quits: esotericnonsense (~esoteric@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 821[04:07:52] *** Quits: Tom01 (~tom@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 822[04:08:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1636
• 823[04:08:09] *** Joins: klow (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 824[04:09:32] *** Joins: shaun413 (uid121475@replaced-ip)
• 825[04:09:40] *** Joins: alexandros_c (~alexandro@replaced-ip)
• 826[04:09:40] *** Quits: nikio_ (~nikio_@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 827[04:09:52] *** Joins: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip)
• 828[04:10:24] *** Joins: Tom01 (~tom@replaced-ip)
• 829[04:10:50] *** Joins: cisc (~cisc@replaced-ip)
• 830[04:11:10] *** Quits: chachasmooth (~chachasmo@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 831[04:11:11] *** Quits: safejav (~textual@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 832[04:11:28] *** Joins: esotericnonsense (~esoteric@replaced-ip)
• 833[04:11:46] *** Quits: oish (~charlie@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 834[04:12:59] *** Joins: luomio (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 835[04:13:19] *** Joins: mdim (~mdim@replaced-ip)
• 836[04:13:23] <mdim> hi all
• 837[04:13:29] *** Joins: chachasmooth (~chachasmo@replaced-ip)
• 838[04:13:43] <mdim> I'm puzzled by a Debian mirror redirection service that seems unreliable to me
• 839[04:14:19] <mdim> in particular, if one uses replaced-url
• 840[04:14:25] <mdim> any clue why is that so?
• 841[04:15:07] *** High is now known as stoned
• 842[04:15:37] *** Quits: Tom01 (~tom@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 843[04:15:46] <mdim> various virtual images and containers depend on the very redirection service, and if there is a new Debian user unfamiliar with the redirection service, they are likely to go with a different OS/distro as "it doesn't work with Debian"
• 844[04:16:16] <markybob> jesus why is greycat's shit keep getting deleted??
• 845[04:16:18] <themill> mdim: a specific package being missing would mean that you need to apt-get update
• 846[04:16:34] *** Parts: bollullera (~anuxi@replaced-ip)
• 847[04:17:05] <themill> mdim: if you've got a nearby, reliable mirror then just use that rather than the redirector
• 848[04:17:08] <themill> markybob: because it was incorrect nonsense that was making it harder to find the real information?
• 849[04:17:12] <mdim> themill: a funny thing is I did that just before fetching the package
• 850[04:17:32] <markybob> themill: oh so it's you? he asked about it. i'll let him know.
• 851[04:17:33] <mdim> themill: I know how to change that, but that doesn't answer my original question
• 852[04:17:42] *** Quits: klow (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 853[04:18:02] <themill> markybob: btw in terms of "keep getting deleted" I fixed it up once
• 854[04:18:43] <mdim> themill: i.e. just before trying to fetch the package
• 855[04:18:56] *** Quits: NeonSynth (~NeonSynth@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 856[04:19:24] <themill> mdim: it would be handy to know which mirror was actually being used
• 857[04:19:29] <themill> !which http.d.n
• 858[04:19:38] *** Quits: yeats (~chris@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 859[04:20:01] <themill> !which http.debian.net
• 860[04:20:02] <dpkg> To see which mirror you are being sent to by the <httpredir.debian.org> redirector, substitute the appropriate release and architecture into the following: «wget -O/dev/null --max-redirect=0 replaced-url
• 861[04:22:12] *** Quits: hexagoxel (~hexagoxel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 862[04:22:53] *** Joins: hexagoxel (~hexagoxel@replaced-ip)
• 863[04:23:13] *** Joins: b0xii (~b0xii@replaced-ip)
• 864[04:23:15] *** Quits: s8321414 (~s8321414@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 865[04:23:20] <mdim> themill: I'll check that now. I'm not sure if the answer is going to be deterministic as I'm running this on Gitlab.com's continuous integration service
• 866[04:23:55] <themill> you can indeed be sent off to one of many different mirrors although it does tend to be reasonably constant on any given machine
• 867[04:24:12] *** Quits: Lildirt (~Lildirt@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leb wohl, meine Freunde. Ich wünsche Ihnen das beste von Tagen.)
• 868[04:24:25] *** Joins: GeHa (~GeHa@replaced-ip)
• 869[04:24:37] *** Joins: Lildirt (~Lildirt@replaced-ip)
• 870[04:24:46] <mdim> themill: my point is - these are virtual machines/containers, potentially in a cloud, potentially anywhere on Earth
• 871[04:25:24] <themill> do they actually have more than one data centre and do you not pay differently for different locations?
• 872[04:25:58] *** Quits: njumdl2014 (~njumdl201@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 873[04:26:03] <mdim> themill: I don't know. I'm just saying I have no clue where an actual physical machine is. I'll run the command you suggested now, but as you said, the answer might be different this time
• 874[04:26:05] *** Joins: acksys (~fritz@replaced-ip)
• 875[04:26:20] <mdim> themill: I'm not paying for this service. It's for free
• 876[04:27:36] *** Quits: Guest6125 (~kitty@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 877[04:27:47] *** Quits: Asoka (~a@replaced-ip) (Quit: *puff*)
• 878[04:27:54] *** Joins: Taco (~kitty@replaced-ip)
• 879[04:28:18] *** Taco is now known as Guest77472
• 880[04:28:36] <themill> markybob: oh, and greycat's info is still there, it was just that you couldn't find it. /msg dpkg httpredir issues; do try to avoid throwing blame around ...
• 881[04:28:45] *** Joins: swift110-phone (~swift110-@replaced-ip)
• 882[04:28:47] *** Quits: swift110-phone (~swift110-@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 883[04:28:52] <themill> mdim: ack.
• 884[04:28:53] *** Quits: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 885[04:29:21] *** Quits: alexandros_c (~alexandro@replaced-ip) (Quit: brb)
• 886[04:30:11] <themill> mdim: httpredir would be the best service to use in that case but because mirrors are (badly) run by lots of organisations debian has no control over, it's hard to ensure they are all functioning properly
• 887[04:30:52] <markybob> themill: this was my fault. it has been deleted before. i did ask, not accuse. big difference. and you affirmed.
• 888[04:30:55] <themill> mdim: the cloudfront.debian.net repo could make a reasonable choice (although the way it does its mirroring is inherently broken, that's only for a few minutes at a time)
• 889[04:31:01] *** Joins: Asoka (~a@replaced-ip)
• 890[04:31:03] *** Quits: acksys (~fritz@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 891[04:31:19] <themill> markybob: with added and unwelcome profanity.
• 892[04:32:14] <markybob> themill: there was no profanity.
• 893[04:32:25] <markybob> themill: oh so it's you? he asked about it. i'll let him know.
• 894[04:32:32] <themill> mdim: cloudfront.d.n is also run by a DD who works for the relevant organisation
• 895[04:32:53] <markybob> themill: now you're just being silly for no reason because you don't like me.
• 896[04:32:59] <themill> markybob: please stop, this is getting beyond a joke
• 897[04:33:20] *** Quits: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 898[04:33:40] *** Joins: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip)
• 899[04:35:22] *** Joins: Nerdmind (~pi@replaced-ip)
• 900[04:35:40] *** Quits: brguy (uid21011@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 901[04:36:23] <mdim> themill: so what you just said baffles me - the mirrors are badly run, yet we happily use httpredir and send users to the very same badly run mirrors
• 902[04:36:56] *** Joins: alexandros_c (~alexandro@replaced-ip)
• 903[04:37:00] <markybob> a lot of what he says baffles me
• 904[04:37:03] *** Quits: digidog (~digidog@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 905[04:37:21] <themill> mdim: well httpredir tries to ensure that you only get sent to working mirrors. Without trying to download every single file from the mirror (which would defeat the purpose) it has to have some heuristics to try to spot badly set up mirrors
• 906[04:37:55] <themill> mdim: 99% of the problems with mirrors are in the sync phase with Packages, Release and Translations files being updated in the wrong order and that is what httpredir detects
• 907[04:38:40] <themill> mdim: a failure like an individual package going missing is very rare and it cannot reasonably detect
• 908[04:42:20] *** Quits: alexandros_c (~alexandro@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.4)
• 909[04:42:30] *** Quits: suphu (~daica@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 910[04:42:33] <mdim> themill: thanks for the explanation. I hope you do see what I'm pointing out here - someone might rely on httpredir in their automated systems (e.g., CI) and things can brake non-deterministically. Unfortunately, httpredir is used in e.g. the official Docker image for Debian
• 911[04:42:55] <themill> yeah, and it is intended to be reliable
• 912[04:43:43] <mdim> themill: that's a lesson I just re-learned - don't rely on httpredir in the automated systems
• 913[04:43:44] <themill> it should be more reliable than any individual mirror unless you happen to be the mirror admin and it makes a much better solution than picking one random mirror and hard-coding that instead
• 914[04:44:35] <mdim> I don't recall seeing such problems with mirrors I use otherwise on my machines (e.g., with the ftp.us.debian.org mirror)
• 915[04:44:49] *** Joins: hualet_deepin (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 916[04:45:07] <mdim> themill: so I guess I was lucky to have used reliable mirrors so far
• 917[04:45:42] <themill> ftp.us.d.o is frequently a problem because it is a round-robin
• 918[04:45:56] *** Joins: alexei___ (~amgarchin@replaced-ip)
• 919[04:46:06] *** Quits: AntimatterCarp (~Carp@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 920[04:46:12] <themill> you end up getting Release from one machine, Packages from another and they then don't match. Game over.
• 921[04:46:35] <themill> (or Packages from one machine and missing packages on the next)
• 922[04:48:54] *** Joins: douchenugget (~douchenug@replaced-ip)
• 923[04:48:57] *** Quits: douchenugget (~douchenug@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 924[04:49:05] *** Quits: alexei_ (~amgarchin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 925[04:49:17] *** Joins: tobinski_ (~tobinski@replaced-ip)
• 926[04:49:29] *** Joins: douchenugget (~douchenug@replaced-ip)
• 927[04:49:41] *** Quits: douchenugget (~douchenug@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 928[04:50:11] *** Joins: douchenugget (~douchenug@replaced-ip)
• 929[04:50:19] *** Quits: douchenugget (~douchenug@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 930[04:50:50] *** Joins: douchenugget (~douchenug@replaced-ip)
• 931[04:50:56] *** Quits: douchenugget (~douchenug@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 932[04:51:26] *** Joins: douchenugget (~douchenug@replaced-ip)
• 933[04:51:31] *** Quits: douchenugget (~douchenug@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 934[04:52:06] *** Joins: douchenugget (~douchenug@replaced-ip)
• 935[04:52:13] *** Quits: douchenugget (~douchenug@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 936[04:52:45] *** Joins: douchenugget (~douchenug@replaced-ip)
• 937[04:52:46] *** Quits: tobinski___ (~tobinski@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 938[04:52:49] *** Quits: douchenugget (~douchenug@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 939[04:53:43] *** Quits: esotericnonsense (~esoteric@replaced-ip) (Quit: find / -exec cat {} \;)
• 940[04:54:26] *** ChanServ sets mode: +o themill
• 941[04:54:29] *** themill sets mode: +b *!*@110.175.207.89$##fix_your_connection
• 942[04:54:31] *** themill sets mode: -o themill
• 943[04:54:53] *** Quits: socomm (~socomm@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.4)
• 944[04:54:57] *** Joins: esotericnonsense (~esoteric@replaced-ip)
• 945[04:55:48] *** Joins: TxGVNN (~Icedove@replaced-ip)
• 946[04:56:56] *** Joins: emfox (~emfox@replaced-ip)
• 947[04:57:04] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 948[04:57:15] *** Quits: awal1 (~Awal1@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 949[04:58:31] *** Quits: SpaceAce (~SpaceAce@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 950[04:58:39] *** Quits: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 951[05:00:05] *** Quits: hualet_deepin (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 952[05:00:28] *** Joins: hualet_deepin (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 953[05:00:44] *** Joins: f0f4r (~f0f4r@replaced-ip)
• 954[05:01:02] *** Quits: SPF|Cloud (uid11755@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 955[05:01:52] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 956[05:03:32] *** Joins: Pscion (~chatzilla@replaced-ip)
• 957[05:05:29] *** Quits: Nerdmind (~pi@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.4)
• 958[05:05:43] *** Joins: sauvin (~sauvin@replaced-ip)
• 959[05:05:48] *** Joins: stonerfish (~stonerfis@replaced-ip)
• 960[05:07:14] *** Joins: Finetundra__ (~AndChat54@replaced-ip)
• 961[05:08:00] *** Quits: f0f4r (~f0f4r@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 962[05:09:11] *** Quits: mindstorm (~mindstorm@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.3)
• 963[05:10:42] *** Quits: stonerfish (~stonerfis@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving.)
• 964[05:11:01] *** Joins: f0f4r (~f0f4r@replaced-ip)
• 965[05:11:19] *** Joins: dvs (~hibbard@replaced-ip)
• 966[05:11:49] *** Quits: emfox (~emfox@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 967[05:12:24] *** Joins: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip)
• 968[05:13:43] *** Quits: stoned (~stoned@replaced-ip) (Quit: stoned.io)
• 969[05:15:00] *** Joins: Neobenedict (~Neobenedi@replaced-ip)
• 970[05:15:00] *** Quits: Neobenedict (~Neobenedi@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 971[05:15:00] *** Joins: Neobenedict (~Neobenedi@replaced-ip)
• 972[05:15:15] *** Quits: Neobenedict_ (~Neobenedi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 973[05:15:39] *** Joins: de-facto_ (~de-facto@replaced-ip)
• 974[05:16:39] *** Quits: Thibaut120094 (~Thibaut12@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 975[05:17:26] *** Joins: stoned (~stoned@replaced-ip)
• 976[05:17:58] *** Joins: jml2 (~jml2@replaced-ip)
• 977[05:18:00] *** Quits: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 978[05:18:18] *** Joins: mindstorm (~mindstorm@replaced-ip)
• 979[05:18:34] *** Joins: bjornar (~bjornar@replaced-ip)
• 980[05:18:36] <jml2> !source
• 981[05:18:37] <dpkg> As an overview: to work with Debian source packages, add a <deb-src> line to your sources list; cd to a location with free space; download the source package with <apt-get source>; edit <debian/rules> to taste; use <dpkg-buildpackage> to build the new .deb. For more details, also ask me about <package recompile> <backport> <nmg> <policy> <source package>
• 982[05:19:00] *** Joins: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip)
• 983[05:19:18] <jml2> im a bit of a noob when it comes to checking debian/rules with source packages... is this the file which is supposed to carry all CFLAGS as well as things like --enable-<> ?
• 984[05:19:32] *** Quits: de-facto (~de-facto@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 985[05:20:11] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 986[05:20:13] <themill> CFLAGS might be in there but only if the build system defaults need overriding. What are you trying to achieve?
• 987[05:20:54] *** de-facto_ is now known as de-facto
• 988[05:20:59] <jml2> themill, trying to determine what features were compiled with an app (libav-tools) as i think i'm missing a codec that is not available
• 989[05:21:17] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 990[05:21:17] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 991[05:21:53] <themill> pick a nice simple package for your first one to look at ;)
• 992[05:22:21] *** Joins: klow (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 993[05:22:22] <jml2> (the readme notes from anything i check from debian binary doesn't indicate this-- and the "list-codecs" related options does not guarantee to me they've been compiled -- i think these are just informational)
• 994[05:22:50] <jml2> themill, oh its simple :)
• 995[05:23:06] <themill> libav is anything but, sadly; which codec are you looking for?
• 996[05:23:49] <jml2> themill, you're making it complicating :).. so i suppose it's just debian/rules then i have to look at..
• 997[05:23:57] <jml2> (which i'm currently looking at)
• 998[05:24:09] <themill> you're not going to find the answer there, which is why I'm asking
• 999[05:25:40] <jml2> themill, the ./configure --help (not that i'm using ./configure , i'm just listing defaults )--- tells me " --enable-avisynth enable reading of AviSynth script files [no] " -- I suppose "[no]" here means it is an upstream default.. and if --enable-avisynth is not in the rules then this won't be a feature, this is not the feature i'm after but i suppose i'm right in this regard
• 1000[05:26:51] <jml2> kk
• 1001[05:27:24] <themill> [no] will mean upstream default but it not being in d/rules doesn't mean much as this is a seriously complicated package
• 1002[05:28:26] <themill> Is it just the cli av* tools you need? If so, the ffmpeg package from jessie-backports might be a better choice.
• 1003[05:28:45] *** Quits: klow (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 1004[05:29:29] *** Joins: Xman (~chatzilla@replaced-ip)
• 1005[05:29:43] <Xman> hello all
• 1006[05:30:33] <themill> jml2: avisynth appears to be enabled in the jessie-backports package
• 1007[05:30:42] *** Joins: BenNZ (~Ben__@replaced-ip)
• 1008[05:30:53] <themill> *ffmpeg package
• 1009[05:31:51] <jml2> the avconv tool is not picking up 'mpeg-2 stream transport' format properly, so i have to use Handbrake-cli to convert it, ...
• 1010[05:32:03] *** Quits: aaro (~aaro@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 1011[05:32:11] *** Joins: alexandros_c (~alexandro@replaced-ip)
• 1012[05:32:17] *** Joins: ashes-mobile (~ashes@replaced-ip)
• 1013[05:32:18] <jml2> handbrake has its limitations but it does a pretty good job
• 1014[05:32:19] *** Quits: b0xii (~b0xii@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 1015[05:32:28] <jml2> though i'd like to use some other of avconv's features
• 1016[05:32:36] *** Quits: bjornar (~bjornar@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1017[05:32:46] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1018[05:34:06] *** Joins: crameth (~crameth@replaced-ip)
• 1019[05:34:09] *** Quits: crameth (~crameth@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 1020[05:34:35] *** Joins: crameth (~crameth@replaced-ip)
• 1021[05:34:54] *** Parts: crameth (~crameth@replaced-ip)
• 1022[05:34:57] *** Quits: beatdown (beatdown@replaced-ip##) (Quit: ZNC 1.6.1 - ##replaced-url
• 1023[05:35:12] *** Quits: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1024[05:35:20] *** Joins: crameth (~crameth@replaced-ip)
• 1025[05:35:25] <jml2> interesting, i have bpo enabled and there's 7.x edition, here i have 6.x currently installed.. i can check that newer edition
• 1026[05:35:41] *** Joins: js9600 (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 1027[05:35:54] *** Joins: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip)
• 1028[05:38:02] <jml2> themill, interesting it looks like this latest libav-tools allows itself to co-exists with "ffmpeg" -- before ffmpeg cannot be installed at the same time
• 1029[05:40:53] <themill> jml2: it declares a Replaces: libav-tools meaning that it will overwrite some files from the other package. (Looking at the package lists, probably just /usr/bin/qt-faststart.
• 1030[05:43:03] *** Joins: rvchangu- (~rvchangue@replaced-ip)
• 1031[05:44:03] *** Quits: rvchangue_ (~rvchangue@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 1032[05:45:36] *** Quits: dm7freek (~dm7freek@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1033[05:46:06] *** Joins: dm7freek (~dm7freek@replaced-ip)
• 1034[05:46:18] *** Joins: Rusty1 (~Rusty1@replaced-ip)
• 1035[05:49:33] *** Quits: CapsAdmin (~CapsAdmin@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1036[05:49:55] *** Joins: CapsAdmin (~CapsAdmin@replaced-ip)
• 1037[05:49:56] *** Joins: Suztc (~Suztc@replaced-ip)
• 1038[05:50:14] *** Joins: lubarch (~lubarch@replaced-ip)
• 1039[05:50:35] *** Joins: Tempesta_ (Tempesta@replaced-ip)
• 1040[05:51:01] *** Joins: han-solo (~han-solo@replaced-ip)
• 1041[05:51:48] *** Joins: josuebrunel (~Icedove@replaced-ip)
• 1042[05:52:02] *** Quits: josuebrunel (~Icedove@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 1043[05:54:06] *** Quits: Tempesta (Tempesta@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 1044[05:54:28] *** Quits: ToBeCloud (uid51591@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 1045[05:55:29] *** Quits: BenNZ (~Ben__@replaced-ip) (Quit: Everytime I think IQ's must have dropped recently, I remember that this is the internet)
• 1046[05:56:30] *** Quits: Rusty1 (~Rusty1@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1047[05:57:16] *** Quits: Suztc (~Suztc@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1048[05:58:15] *** Quits: Tempesta_ (Tempesta@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1049[05:58:21] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 1050[05:58:29] *** Joins: drocsid (~colin@replaced-ip)
• 1051[05:59:40] *** Joins: Tempesta (Tempesta@replaced-ip)
• 1052[06:00:00] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1053[06:00:08] *** Joins: j0z (~unix@replaced-ip)
• 1054[06:01:07] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1055[06:01:09] *** Quits: pyxozjhi (~pyxozjhi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 1056[06:01:09] *** Quits: diniwed (~gavron@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 1057[06:01:12] *** Joins: Rusty1_ (~kanotix@replaced-ip)
• 1058[06:01:41] *** Quits: TxGVNN (~Icedove@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1059[06:02:33] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 1060[06:02:54] *** Quits: pyxozjha (~pyxozjhi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 1061[06:03:28] *** Quits: d0nn1e (~d0nn1e@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1062[06:04:10] <jml2> themill, hmm, not sure where to look, i guess i can ask on #ffmpeg/avconv, my problem is the -acodec is not picking up audio data -- maybe there's a forced duration somewhere.. but both ffmpeg and avconv give me this problem..
• 1063[06:05:47] *** Joins: d0nn1e (~d0nn1e@replaced-ip)
• 1064[06:06:28] *** sheedy-away is now known as sheedy
• 1065[06:06:32] *** Joins: ani (~ani@replaced-ip)
• 1066[06:07:51] *** Joins: beatdown (beatdown@replaced-ip)
• 1067[06:09:46] *** sheedy is now known as sheedy-away
• 1068[06:11:04] *** Quits: drocsid (~colin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1069[06:11:07] *** Quits: waspinator (~waspinato@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 1070[06:11:07] *** Quits: bhuvi__ (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 1071[06:11:38] *** Joins: prussian (~prussian@replaced-ip)
• 1072[06:11:39] *** Joins: bhuvi (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1073[06:11:44] *** Quits: mindstorm (~mindstorm@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1074[06:12:54] *** Joins: dm7freek_ (~dm7freek@replaced-ip)
• 1075[06:13:47] *** Quits: dm7freek_ (~dm7freek@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1076[06:14:18] *** Joins: dm7freek_ (~dm7freek@replaced-ip)
• 1077[06:14:51] *** Joins: ivan__ (~ivan@replaced-ip)
• 1078[06:14:54] *** Joins: noahfx_ (~noahfx@replaced-ip)
• 1079[06:15:21] *** Quits: noahfx (~noahfx@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1080[06:16:17] *** Joins: SpaceAce (~SpaceAce@replaced-ip)
• 1081[06:16:48] *** Quits: dm7freek (~dm7freek@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1082[06:17:14] *** Joins: drocsid (~colin@replaced-ip)
• 1083[06:17:27] *** Joins: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip)
• 1084[06:17:29] *** Joins: lesta (~user@replaced-ip)
• 1085[06:17:36] *** Quits: ivan__ (~ivan@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 1086[06:19:09] *** Quits: Ricardo__ (~rick@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 1087[06:19:18] *** Joins: sypher (sypher@replaced-ip)
• 1088[06:19:34] *** Joins: Travis_ (~Travis@replaced-ip)
• 1089[06:20:01] *** Quits: Cabanossi (~Cabanossi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1090[06:20:36] *** Joins: vaidik (~vaidik@replaced-ip)
• 1091[06:21:23] <han-solo> is there any way to find the location of one from ip?
• 1092[06:21:28] <han-solo> like geoip?
• 1093[06:21:41] *** Quits: coolmadmax (~coolmadma@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1094[06:22:03] *** Quits: shootbird (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 1095[06:22:15] <jml2> han-solo, nope
• 1096[06:22:38] *** Joins: Cabanossi (~Cabanossi@replaced-ip)
• 1097[06:22:45] <jml2> han-solo, only your isp can really know
• 1098[06:23:35] <han-solo> i mean others location from ips
• 1099[06:25:08] <sypher> sudo bash -c "echo 'deb replaced-url
• 1100[06:25:10] <sypher> sudo bash -c "echo 'deb-src replaced-url
• 1101[06:25:20] <sypher> Uhh, that wasn't supposed to happen. Sorry.
• 1102[06:25:34] <prussian> np sypher lol
• 1103[06:25:37] <arahael> sypher: Are we allowed to mock you for it? ;)
• 1104[06:25:51] <sypher> You know what, I derp-pasted into a channel, go for it. :P
• 1105[06:26:43] *** Quits: drocsid (~colin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 1106[06:27:13] *** Joins: shootbird (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1107[06:29:20] *** Joins: drocsid (~colin@replaced-ip)
• 1108[06:29:23] <Travis_> done that
• 1109[06:29:31] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1110[06:29:35] *** Quits: dvs (~hibbard@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1111[06:29:56] *** Joins: klow (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 1112[06:30:09] *** Joins: aaro (~aaro@replaced-ip)
• 1113[06:30:37] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1114[06:32:23] *** Quits: crameth (~crameth@replaced-ip) (Quit: crameth)
• 1115[06:32:46] *** Quits: SpaceAce (~SpaceAce@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1116[06:33:26] *** Quits: user (~chatzilla@replaced-ip) (Quit: ChatZilla 0.9.92 [Iceweasel 38.7.1/20160318181316])
• 1117[06:33:53] *** Joins: coolmadmax (~coolmadma@replaced-ip)
• 1118[06:33:58] *** Quits: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1119[06:34:48] *** Quits: pipeep (~pipeep@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 1120[06:35:15] *** Quits: lupinedk (~lupine6@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 1121[06:37:07] *** Quits: alexandros_c (~alexandro@replaced-ip) (Quit: brb)
• 1122[06:37:25] *** Joins: pipeep (~pipeep@replaced-ip)
• 1123[06:38:32] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1124[06:39:06] *** Quits: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 1125[06:39:14] *** Quits: klow (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 1126[06:39:42] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1127[06:40:11] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1128[06:40:18] *** Quits: markybob (~markybob@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1129[06:40:25] *** Joins: lupinedk (~lupine6@replaced-ip)
• 1130[06:40:51] *** Quits: cmhobbs (~cmhobbs@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1131[06:41:18] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1132[06:43:02] *** Joins: cyberviking (~cyberviki@replaced-ip)
• 1133[06:43:02] *** Quits: mdim (~mdim@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1134[06:43:11] *** Joins: mindstorm (~mindstorm@replaced-ip)
• 1135[06:44:26] *** Joins: SpaceAce (~SpaceAce@replaced-ip)
• 1136[06:44:41] *** Quits: Rusty1_ (~kanotix@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 1137[06:44:45] *** Joins: kiril (~kiril@replaced-ip)
• 1138[06:44:48] <kiril> Hello
• 1139[06:45:03] <kiril> someone could you tell me is that normal
• 1140[06:45:14] <kiril> Debian-+ 921 0.0 0.0 53252 3240 ? Ss Apr09 0:00 /usr/sbin/exim4 -bd -q30m
• 1141[06:48:15] <themill> You might need to explain what you think is abnormal about it
• 1142[06:48:36] *** Quits: lsv (~nn@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1143[06:48:39] <Travis_> lol yeah
• 1144[06:49:54] *** Joins: lsv (~nn@replaced-ip)
• 1145[06:50:13] *** Quits: bollocks_k (~bollocks@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1146[06:50:15] <Travis_> I have a 1.7 TB of storage on my personal use desktop PC im wiping windows and installing debian... should I use xfs or ext4 ... I heard its hard to upgrade storage past like 3TB if you choose ext4 idk though
• 1147[06:50:20] *** Joins: yeah_guy (~yeah_guy@replaced-ip)
• 1148[06:51:42] *** Quits: sphenxes02 (~sphenxes@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 1149[06:51:52] <somiaj> Travis_: my suggestion for people in linux is to use ext4 unless you have a specific reason to not to. I personally haven't heard of limits like 3TB in ext4, but for a personal computer I think y ou'll be fine.
• 1150[06:51:52] *** Joins: sphenxes02 (~sphenxes@replaced-ip)
• 1151[06:51:54] *** Quits: sphenxes01 (~sphenxes@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1152[06:51:54] *** Quits: sphenxes (~sphenxes@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1153[06:52:20] *** Joins: sphenxes (~sphenxes@replaced-ip)
• 1154[06:52:26] <somiaj> google seems to suggest ext can do up to 16tb and has pages to say how to get bigger than that.
• 1155[06:52:31] *** Joins: sphenxes01 (~sphenxes@replaced-ip)
• 1156[06:52:53] <prussian> well
• 1157[06:53:01] <Travis_> weird .. .well it has been a while since ive bothered looking into FS' lol
• 1158[06:53:04] *** Quits: drocsid (~colin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1159[06:53:05] <prussian> I would say LVM first, then worry about that later
• 1160[06:53:13] <prussian> LVM is very useful
• 1161[06:53:26] <somiaj> prussian: that is another question, using LVM or not will still have the ext4 question. (:
• 1162[06:53:58] <Travis_> idk much about this but why is there no zfs option in debian
• 1163[06:54:09] <Travis_> I hear about zfs all the time
• 1164[06:54:11] <Travis_> never seen it
• 1165[06:54:21] <somiaj> Travis_: maybe you saw some info about ext3 (note ext3 and ext4 are just built on top of ext2, which has been the file system in linux for ages. I say stick with it because of the length behind its testing. But there are specific reasons why one file system may fit some needs over another. I don't think these effect most people
• 1166[06:54:22] <prussian> somiaj: well, ya but you answer the fs question later :)
• 1167[06:54:36] <prussian> and you could always go back with lvm easily :D
• 1168[06:54:59] <somiaj> Travis_: I always see some new file ssytem being the new rage, zfs is popular lately due to linux support being new. The fat that its support in linux is new is enough to let me wait a few years to even check itout. (:
• 1169[06:55:01] *** Joins: hanasaki (~hanasaki@replaced-ip)
• 1170[06:55:01] *** Joins: markybob (~markybob@replaced-ip)
• 1171[06:55:06] *** Joins: bollocks_k (~bollocks@replaced-ip)
• 1172[06:55:11] *** ChanServ sets mode: +o eir
• 1173[06:55:11] *** eir sets mode: -bo *!*@110.175.207.89$##fix_your_connection eir
• 1174[06:55:25] <hanasaki> Is this bug fixed? not sure from the report.. replaced-url
• 1175[06:55:39] <judd> Bug replaced-url
• 1176[06:55:39] <somiaj> hanasaki: the bug report should say what version it was fixed int.
• 1177[06:55:47] <somiaj> hanasaki: if it was fixed, it is usually fairly clear.
• 1178[06:55:49] <Travis_> somiaj in the future I plan on using this pc as a home server ... I guess I don't have to worry about that much now but I just have a habit of keeping an os forever
• 1179[06:56:19] <somiaj> Travis_: I still dont' think you'll notice much difference between file systems.
• 1180[06:56:24] *** Joins: GunshipPenguin (~GunshipPe@replaced-ip)
• 1181[06:57:06] *** Quits: kiril (~kiril@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1182[06:57:08] <somiaj> ,v spamassassin
• 1183[06:57:09] <judd> Package: spamassassin on amd64 -- squeeze: 3.3.1-1.1; squeeze-backports: 3.3.2-2~bpo60+1; wheezy: 3.3.2-5+deb7u3; wheezy-updates: 3.3.2-5+deb7u3; wheezy-backports: 3.4.0-2~bpo70+1; jessie: 3.4.0-6; stretch: 3.4.1-3; sid: 3.4.1-3
• 1184[06:57:24] <Travis_> totally unrelated question but is there any good software in linux for overclocking a gpu
• 1185[06:57:31] <Travis_> like my 750 ti
• 1186[06:57:36] *** Joins: kiril_ (~kiril@replaced-ip)
• 1187[06:57:37] <somiaj> hanasaki: very bottom of the bug, it was fixed in 3.4.0-3, jessie now has 3.4.0-6, so it is fixed in jessie.
• 1188[06:57:42] *** Joins: jehaby (~urf@replaced-ip)
• 1189[06:57:49] <themill> hanasaki: also right at the top: «Fixed in version spamassassin/3.4.0-3. Done: <noahm@…>»
• 1190[06:57:54] <hanasaki> bingo. OK. seems to say it is fixed ina version older than the version in the ISO I installed from recently. however; it I have the xact same issue and it is fixed the exact same way after install
• 1191[06:58:14] *** Quits: yeah_guy (~yeah_guy@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1192[06:59:00] <hanasaki> 1. how can I tell the version in the ISO I instaled from? 2. did the fix automatically enable it on upgrade if the ugprade from dist-upgrade became newer than the ISO version that was installed?
• 1193[06:59:04] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 1194[06:59:16] *** Joins: alexandros_c (~alexandro@replaced-ip)
• 1195[06:59:35] <themill> hanasaki: the output of "apt-cache policy $packagename" will tell you about versions
• 1196[07:00:15] *** Joins: klow (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 1197[07:00:20] <somiaj> hanasaki: that will give you the version on the cd if you have it in your sources.list still
• 1198[07:00:27] <hanasaki> themill: that says 3.4.0-6 but does not tell me what version was in the origial iso
• 1199[07:00:37] <themill> hanasaki: what was the iso?
• 1200[07:01:16] <somiaj> hanasaki: if you don't have the iso in your sources, you can just look in pool/s/spamassassin in the iso, the version will be on the .deb
• 1201[07:01:20] <hanasaki> debian-8.3.0-amd64-netinst.iso
• 1202[07:01:28] *** Quits: lucaswan_ (~lucaswang@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1203[07:01:38] <themill> that will be the same version
• 1204[07:01:39] *** Quits: adrian (~adrian@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1205[07:01:55] *** Joins: lucaswang (~lucaswang@replaced-ip)
• 1206[07:02:13] <hanasaki> themill: hmmm then I think the bug still exists.... I just had to systemctl enable spamassassin after the install
• 1207[07:02:21] *** Quits: Atm0spher1c (~future@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1208[07:02:34] <themill> hanasaki: oh, sure, that's intended.
• 1209[07:03:05] <themill> hanasaki: the bug was fixed by documenting that you need to do that -- spamassassin is a bit of a beast and requires some manual configuration so it is not started by default when it is installed.
• 1210[07:03:09] <somiaj> hanasaki: it might even be documented in /usr/share/doc/spamassassin
• 1211[07:03:12] *** Quits: GunshipPenguin (~GunshipPe@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1212[07:03:47] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 1213[07:03:53] *** Joins: ImageJPEG (~ImageJPEG@replaced-ip)
• 1214[07:04:17] *** Joins: GunshipPenguin (~GunshipPe@replaced-ip)
• 1215[07:04:17] <themill> indeed: replaced-url
• 1216[07:04:18] *** Quits: GunshipPenguin (~GunshipPe@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 1217[07:04:25] *** Joins: mzf (~mzf@replaced-ip)
• 1218[07:04:43] *** Joins: GunshipPenguin (~GunshipPe@replaced-ip)
• 1219[07:04:44] *** Quits: GunshipPenguin (~GunshipPe@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 1220[07:05:11] *** Joins: GunshipPenguin (~GunshipPe@replaced-ip)
• 1221[07:05:11] *** Quits: GunshipPenguin (~GunshipPe@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 1222[07:05:37] *** Joins: GunshipPenguin (~GunshipPe@replaced-ip)
• 1223[07:05:43] *** Quits: klow (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 1224[07:06:24] *** Joins: Flynnn (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 1225[07:06:42] *** Quits: cyberviking (~cyberviki@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1226[07:08:22] <hanasaki> themill: and somiaj thank you
• 1227[07:09:24] *** Quits: ausbin (~austin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1228[07:10:50] *** Joins: babak (uid19622@replaced-ip)
• 1229[07:11:00] *** Joins: unborn (~ugly@replaced-ip)
• 1230[07:11:05] *** Joins: ausbin (~austin@replaced-ip)
• 1231[07:11:14] *** Quits: Kobaz (~kobaz@replaced-ip##) (Quit: ZNC - ##replaced-url
• 1232[07:11:49] *** Joins: Atm0spher1c (~future@replaced-ip)
• 1233[07:12:02] *** Quits: Atm0spher1c (~future@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 1234[07:12:03] *** Quits: alexei___ (~amgarchin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1235[07:12:18] *** Joins: Vante (~vante@replaced-ip)
• 1236[07:12:20] *** Joins: Atm0spher1c (~future@replaced-ip)
• 1237[07:14:26] *** Joins: oish (~charlie@replaced-ip)
• 1238[07:14:33] *** Joins: HeKaz (~HeKaz@replaced-ip)
• 1239[07:17:32] *** Joins: hashem (~hashem@replaced-ip)
• 1240[07:18:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1645
• 1241[07:18:48] *** Joins: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip)
• 1242[07:19:08] *** Joins: olerem (~olerem@replaced-ip)
• 1243[07:21:14] *** Quits: Rn86 (~root@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 1244[07:24:03] *** Quits: Vante (~vante@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 1245[07:24:57] *** Quits: unforgiven512 (~unforgive@replaced-ip##) (Quit: ZNC - ##replaced-url
• 1246[07:24:58] *** Quits: lubarch (~lubarch@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1247[07:25:41] *** Joins: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip)
• 1248[07:25:54] *** Quits: hualet_deepin (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1249[07:26:04] *** Joins: unforgiven512 (~unforgive@replaced-ip)
• 1250[07:26:05] *** Quits: unforgiven512 (~unforgive@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 1251[07:26:31] *** Joins: superusr (~usr@replaced-ip)
• 1252[07:26:38] *** Joins: unforgiven512 (~unforgive@replaced-ip)
• 1253[07:26:51] *** Parts: Xman (~chatzilla@replaced-ip)
• 1254[07:27:21] *** Joins: Tirant_lo_Blanc (~calbasi@replaced-ip)
• 1255[07:29:26] *** Joins: hyfrehyfrehyfre (~hyfrehyfr@replaced-ip)
• 1256[07:29:57] *** Quits: happy-dude (uid62780@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 1257[07:30:07] *** Joins: crameth (~crameth@replaced-ip)
• 1258[07:30:24] *** Quits: f0f4r (~f0f4r@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1259[07:30:41] *** Quits: jml2 (~jml2@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1260[07:30:42] *** Joins: lubarch (~lubarch@replaced-ip)
• 1261[07:31:58] *** Quits: crameth (~crameth@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1262[07:32:08] *** Joins: Kobaz (~kobaz@replaced-ip)
• 1263[07:32:18] *** Quits: hyfrehyfre (~hyfrehyfr@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 1264[07:32:21] *** Joins: cluelessperson (~cluelessp@replaced-ip)
• 1265[07:32:28] *** Joins: crameth (~crameth@replaced-ip)
• 1266[07:32:41] <cluelessperson> Hi all, I have an old server on which a bunch of space is being taken up by /var/spool/exim4/msglog
• 1267[07:32:49] <cluelessperson> Can you help me solve this?
• 1268[07:32:51] *** Quits: mindstorm (~mindstorm@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1269[07:32:53] <cluelessperson> how do I clear it out?
• 1270[07:39:06] *** Joins: suphu (~daica@replaced-ip)
• 1271[07:40:00] *** Joins: klow (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 1272[07:42:01] *** Quits: Travis_ (~Travis@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 1273[07:42:49] *** Quits: c0fe (~c0fe@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1274[07:45:23] *** Quits: klow (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 1275[07:46:34] *** Quits: Flynnn (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: Auf Wiedersehen!)
• 1276[07:47:06] *** Joins: Flynnn (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 1277[07:48:13] *** Quits: Flynnn (~textual@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 1278[07:48:17] *** Quits: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 1279[07:50:54] *** Quits: unborn (~ugly@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1280[07:51:18] *** Joins: unborn (~ugly@replaced-ip)
• 1281[07:51:24] *** Joins: february (~amber@replaced-ip)
• 1282[07:52:21] *** Quits: oish (~charlie@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1283[07:52:39] *** Joins: wz1000 (~wz1000@replaced-ip)
• 1284[07:53:28] *** Quits: Guest28258 (~meta-code@replaced-ip) (Quit: Bye.)
• 1285[07:53:52] *** Joins: meta-coder (~meta-code@replaced-ip)
• 1286[07:53:52] *** Quits: meta-coder (~meta-code@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 1287[07:53:52] *** Joins: meta-coder (~meta-code@replaced-ip)
• 1288[07:55:05] *** Quits: february (~amber@replaced-ip) (Excess Flood)
• 1289[07:55:24] *** Joins: Flynnn (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 1290[07:55:36] *** Joins: february (~amber@replaced-ip)
• 1291[07:56:22] *** Joins: dionysus69 (~Icedove@replaced-ip)
• 1292[07:56:30] *** Joins: hhee (~hhee@replaced-ip)
• 1293[07:57:44] *** Joins: wingman2_ (~andrew@replaced-ip)
• 1294[07:57:46] *** Quits: wingman2_ (~andrew@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 1295[07:57:54] *** Joins: barajasfab (~barajasfa@replaced-ip)
• 1296[07:58:12] *** Joins: squidgirl (~squidgirl@replaced-ip)
• 1297[07:58:55] *** Joins: swift110-phone (~swift110-@replaced-ip)
• 1298[07:59:39] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 1299[08:00:04] *** Joins: mindstorm (~mindstorm@replaced-ip)
• 1300[08:00:24] *** Joins: dreamon (~dreamon@replaced-ip)
• 1301[08:00:44] *** Quits: february (~amber@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1302[08:00:48] *** Joins: xet7 (~xet7@replaced-ip)
• 1303[08:01:39] *** Quits: n0ok (~n0ok@replaced-ip) (Quit: Bye Bye :))
• 1304[08:02:07] *** Quits: kiril_ (~kiril@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 1305[08:04:21] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 1306[08:04:32] *** Joins: llucenic (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 1307[08:05:14] *** Joins: dm7freek (~dm7freek@replaced-ip)
• 1308[08:05:21] *** Quits: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1309[08:06:16] <bhuvi> Hi, apache2 server not starting after installing radicale
• 1310[08:06:31] *** Joins: BenNZ (~Ben__@replaced-ip)
• 1311[08:07:23] <bhuvi> AH00526: Syntax error on line 13 of /etc/apache2/conf-enabled/radicale-plinth.conf
• 1312[08:07:39] <bhuvi> getting the above error message in service log
• 1313[08:07:57] <bhuvi> Unknown Authn provider: ldap
• 1314[08:08:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1651
• 1315[08:08:06] <bhuvi> Action 'configtest' failed
• 1316[08:08:24] <unborn> bhuddah: did you started radicale?
• 1317[08:08:30] *** Quits: dm7freek_ (~dm7freek@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1318[08:08:41] <unborn> service radicale start
• 1319[08:08:58] <simonlnu> um, it's telling you what's wrong
• 1320[08:09:12] <bhuvi> its already active
• 1321[08:09:26] <simonlnu> "Unknown Authn provider: ldap"
• 1322[08:09:40] *** Quits: mdel (uid25573@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 1323[08:10:00] <themill> "a2enmod authnz_ldap" if you're lucky
• 1324[08:10:02] <simonlnu> enable it that authn method then it won't choke
• 1325[08:10:11] <simonlnu> what he said :)
• 1326[08:10:32] <unborn> bhuvi: apt-get install mod_ldap ?
• 1327[08:11:17] <bhuvi> i did a2enmod authnz_ldap, its working...thanks
• 1328[08:11:43] *** Joins: n0ok (~n0ok@replaced-ip)
• 1329[08:12:28] <simonlnu> ldap questions - if you have any -- >> #ldap . a lot of the openldap devs help out there
• 1330[08:13:28] *** Quits: asterismo_m (~santiago@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 1331[08:13:41] <bhuvi> should the radicale package automatically enable ldap module when installing radicale?
• 1332[08:14:21] <xet7> So is replaced-url
• 1333[08:14:45] <xet7> Or should I patch somehow
• 1334[08:18:02] *** Joins: patterson_ (~patterson@replaced-ip)
• 1335[08:18:21] *** Quits: Pscion (~chatzilla@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1336[08:18:33] <jmcnaught> bhuvi: does radicale require LDAP or if it's optional do you plan on using it?
• 1337[08:19:11] <unborn> xet7: you should update os.. that is best way
• 1338[08:19:35] *** Quits: firztspawn (~firztspaw@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1339[08:19:45] *** Quits: ndumont (~ndumont@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 1340[08:19:51] *** Quits: patterson (~patterson@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1341[08:19:56] *** Joins: firztspawn (~firztspaw@replaced-ip)
• 1342[08:19:58] *** patterson_ is now known as patterson
• 1343[08:20:36] <xet7> unborn: Ok, I'll backup and reinstall and restore, because upgrading does not work directly on OpenVZ VPS.
• 1344[08:21:10] <bhuvi> jmcnaught: it is one of the authentication methods for radicale i guess, i installed radicale through freedombox
• 1345[08:21:15] <unborn> xet7: if you dont mind... what environment you running on your srvs?
• 1346[08:21:29] *** Joins: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip)
• 1347[08:21:41] <xet7> unborn: OpenVZ with 2.x kernel
• 1348[08:21:47] *** Joins: pencilandpaper (~penciland@replaced-ip)
• 1349[08:22:06] <xet7> unborn: server donated to OSS project
• 1350[08:22:28] <unborn> xet7: when I did updated to debian 8 I had apache 2.4.10 instead of apache 2.. so configuration options there are slightly changed but not much :)
• 1351[08:22:39] <bhuvi> jmcnaught: freedombox must be using ldap authentication
• 1352[08:23:24] *** Quits: firztspawn (~firztspaw@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1353[08:23:32] <jmcnaught> bhuvi: oh i see, plinth is part of freedombox. i guess if freedombox configures LDAP then you want to use it.
• 1354[08:23:52] *** Quits: barajasfab (~barajasfa@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 1355[08:24:21] *** Joins: firztspawn (~firztspaw@replaced-ip)
• 1356[08:24:21] *** Quits: firztspawn (~firztspaw@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 1357[08:24:21] *** Joins: firztspawn (~firztspaw@replaced-ip)
• 1358[08:24:33] <unborn> I mean apache 2.2.xx
• 1359[08:25:29] *** Quits: GunshipPenguin (~GunshipPe@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1360[08:25:45] <jmcnaught> xet7: for the CVE you linked to, it is mitigated by setting X11Forwarding=no in sshd_config
• 1361[08:25:45] *** Joins: wingman2_ (~andrew@replaced-ip)
• 1362[08:26:04] *** Quits: wingman2_ (~andrew@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 1363[08:26:32] <unborn> xet7: perhaps you would like to do the test before deployment - setup virutalbox and try it there..
• 1364[08:26:43] *** Quits: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1365[08:26:43] *** Joins: barajasfab (~barajasfa@replaced-ip)
• 1366[08:26:50] *** Quits: PryMar56 (~prymar@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1367[08:26:50] <themill> it's also only really applicable to using command="..." wrappers in which case you'd normally set no-x11-forwarding on them anyway
• 1368[08:26:56] *** Joins: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip)
• 1369[08:29:11] *** Joins: magellanicloud (~magellani@replaced-ip)
• 1370[08:30:04] *** Joins: Asiajey (~Asiajey@replaced-ip)
• 1371[08:30:14] <unborn> cluelessperson: ssh as a root and delete old logs.. perhaps you read them before to found out what it makes them in first place....?
• 1372[08:30:45] *** Joins: topyli (~topyli@replaced-ip)
• 1373[08:31:19] *** Joins: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 1374[08:32:07] *** Joins: ndumont (~ndumont@replaced-ip)
• 1375[08:32:39] *** Quits: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1376[08:32:46] *** Quits: ImageJPEG (~ImageJPEG@replaced-ip) (Quit: ImageJPEG)
• 1377[08:33:14] *** Joins: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip)
• 1378[08:35:38] *** Quits: firztspawn (~firztspaw@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1379[08:36:07] <cluelessperson> unborn, it seems to be an old cron job sending to an old ex-employee
• 1380[08:37:03] *** Joins: firztspawn (~firztspaw@replaced-ip)
• 1381[08:37:32] <unborn> cluelessperson: well if you dont need that cron job running any more remove it as well..
• 1382[08:37:36] <unborn> and delete logs
• 1383[08:37:48] <unborn> that should stop making new ones
• 1384[08:38:28] *** Quits: dionysus69 (~Icedove@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1385[08:39:36] <cluelessperson> unborn, it regards some hospital reporting, it's not clear how the recipient is deteremined. Thanks for your help though. :)
• 1386[08:42:56] *** Quits: hashem (~hashem@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 1387[08:44:29] *** Joins: Spinrad (~Spinrad@replaced-ip)
• 1388[08:46:08] <unborn> cluelessperson: well if he is not working there any more than informations should not be send out to him anyway.. I would remove that cron job if there is no any other usage for it.. you know how to edit/remove cronjob on your system?
• 1389[08:46:12] *** Joins: thiras (~Thiras@replaced-ip)
• 1390[08:47:10] *** Quits: barajasfab (~barajasfa@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1391[08:47:32] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1392[08:47:47] <cluelessperson> unborn, it's disabled from sending, which is why the queue has become so massive in the meantime. :)
• 1393[08:48:35] <unborn> ah I see.. well if you not sure about deletion you can always comment it you so it would not run..
• 1394[08:48:38] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1395[08:48:58] *** Quits: ilCy32 (~ilCyx86_6@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 1396[08:49:13] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1397[08:49:14] *** Joins: davi (~davi@replaced-ip)
• 1398[08:50:06] <themill> or if you think running the job might be still necessary but the output is not wanted, blackhole it to /dev/null
• 1399[08:50:07] <unborn> I mean comment it out with #
• 1400[08:50:19] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1401[08:50:54] *** Joins: fennesz (~fennesz@replaced-ip)
• 1402[08:50:54] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1403[08:52:09] *** Joins: nilpointerderefe (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 1404[08:52:41] *** Quits: we6jbo2 (~we6jbo2@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1405[08:54:07] *** Quits: juantelez (~juantelez@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1)
• 1406[08:54:19] *** Quits: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 1407[08:55:01] *** Quits: uzvermode (~uzver@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving.)
• 1408[08:56:07] *** Quits: mastokley (~mastokley@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 1409[08:56:29] *** Joins: cdbob (~cdbob@replaced-ip)
• 1410[08:57:35] *** Joins: i44 (~i44@replaced-ip)
• 1411[08:58:23] *** Quits: wz1000 (~wz1000@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.4)
• 1412[08:59:21] *** Joins: Hoffe (~Hoffe@replaced-ip)
• 1413[08:59:24] *** Joins: wz1000 (~wz1000@replaced-ip)
• 1414[09:00:25] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 1415[09:01:39] *** Quits: Messenger_bird (~banana@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1416[09:02:40] *** Joins: DonManInBlack (~DonManInB@replaced-ip)
• 1417[09:03:16] *** Parts: i44 (~i44@replaced-ip)
• 1418[09:03:34] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1419[09:03:39] *** Joins: intore (~intore@replaced-ip)
• 1420[09:04:32] *** Quits: fennesz (~fennesz@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1421[09:05:09] *** Quits: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1422[09:05:39] *** Joins: df0 (~df0@replaced-ip)
• 1423[09:05:48] *** Joins: dionysus69 (~Icedove@replaced-ip)
• 1424[09:05:51] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1425[09:06:20] *** Joins: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip)
• 1426[09:09:21] <intore> hi guys, i installed raspbian jessie img on a sd card for my raspberry and after boot it, nano command gives me many errors like "Error in /usr/share/nano/perl.nanorc ... command liblcms2-2 not understood" or command (square) not understood. Do you have ideas about? after pressing enter it edits the file
• 1427[09:09:35] *** Quits: nanoha-sama (~nanoha-sa@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 1428[09:10:02] *** Joins: maesrin (~maesrin@replaced-ip)
• 1429[09:11:16] *** Joins: nanoha-sama (~nanoha-sa@replaced-ip)
• 1430[09:12:38] *** Quits: nilpointerderefe (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 1431[09:12:50] *** Joins: nilpointerderefe (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 1432[09:12:58] *** Joins: Messenger_bird (~banana@replaced-ip)
• 1433[09:13:23] <jmcnaught> !raspbian
• 1434[09:13:23] <dpkg> Raspbian is a distribution <based on Debian> made specifically for the <Raspberry Pi>. Raspbian is not Debian and it is not supported in #debian. Please use #raspbian on irc.freenode.net for support. replaced-url
• 1435[09:16:31] *** Joins: TxGVNN (~Icedove@replaced-ip)
• 1436[09:16:33] <intore> ok jmcnaught
• 1437[09:17:18] *** Joins: tlolczyk (~Thad@replaced-ip)
• 1438[09:18:15] *** Joins: iDrac (~iDrac@replaced-ip)
• 1439[09:18:53] <intore> jmcnaught, i'm sorry but i thought it could be a knowed problem in debian in general
• 1440[09:20:04] *** Joins: wingman2_ (~andrew@replaced-ip)
• 1441[09:21:32] *** Quits: squidgirl (~squidgirl@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1442[09:21:43] *** Quits: sterniste (~sstern@replaced-ip) (Quit: sterniste)
• 1443[09:22:03] *** Joins: squidgirl (~squidgirl@replaced-ip)
• 1444[09:22:59] *** Quits: ani (~ani@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1445[09:23:14] *** Quits: wingman2_ (~andrew@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 1446[09:23:32] *** Quits: damentz (~damentz@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 1447[09:23:37] <jmcnaught> intore: no worries, now you know. nano is not broken in Debian. i'm pretty sure that you can run real Debian on a raspberry pi if you want
• 1448[09:23:46] *** Quits: maesrin (~maesrin@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1449[09:23:47] <fnkr> intore: Uhm, is liblcms2-2 installed? (apt-get install liblcms2-2)
• 1450[09:23:56] *** Joins: maesrin (~maesrin@replaced-ip)
• 1451[09:24:11] *** Joins: nami (uid155759@replaced-ip)
• 1452[09:24:12] <intore> ok jmcnaught thanks
• 1453[09:25:02] *** Joins: NANODUDE (~NANODUDE@replaced-ip)
• 1454[09:25:13] *** Quits: davi (~davi@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1455[09:25:28] <nami> hi, where i can set cron daily, weekly etc time?
• 1456[09:26:03] <intore> fnkr, the problem is not that lib... The problem is that many files nanorc have only special character inside
• 1457[09:26:07] <fnkr> nami: /etc/cron.daily, /etc/cron.weekly, etc
• 1458[09:26:44] *** Quits: maesrin (~maesrin@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1459[09:26:50] <nami> fnkr: i mean what i set in crontab
• 1460[09:26:54] <nami> as @weekly etc
• 1461[09:27:33] <nami> /etc/crontab seems ignored here... weekly is about early morning but always start at midnight
• 1462[09:27:49] *** Joins: masetrax (~masetrax@replaced-ip)
• 1463[09:28:10] <fnkr> "crontab -e" should open your crontab file with $EDITOR
• 1464[09:28:33] <nami> i'd like to set the time of @weekly etc
• 1465[09:28:33] *** Quits: masetrax (~masetrax@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.4)
• 1466[09:28:36] *** Quits: Hoffe (~Hoffe@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1467[09:29:12] <nami> /etc/crontab seems ignored... @weekly is at half past 6 am
• 1468[09:29:23] <nami> but instead cron start weekly at midnight...
• 1469[09:29:37] <fnkr> 0 0 * * 7 will run on every sun at midnight
• 1470[09:29:53] <nami> default is: 47 6 * * 7
• 1471[09:29:58] <nami> but it's starting midnight anyway
• 1472[09:30:02] <nami> this is my issue
• 1473[09:31:47] *** Quits: LaT0rtue (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 1474[09:32:06] <simonlnu> what's the timezone set to?
• 1475[09:33:02] <nami> +2
• 1476[09:33:09] <nami> CEST
• 1477[09:33:39] <nami> @weekly start at 00:00 instead of 6:47 every week
• 1478[09:34:27] *** Parts: lesta (~user@replaced-ip)
• 1479[09:35:00] *** Joins: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip)
• 1480[09:35:42] <swift110-phone> Ok
• 1481[09:35:53] *** Quits: iDrac (~iDrac@replaced-ip) (Quit: This computer has gone to sleep)
• 1482[09:36:34] *** Quits: bollocks_k (~bollocks@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1483[09:37:23] *** Joins: iDrac (~iDrac@replaced-ip)
• 1484[09:37:33] *** Quits: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1485[09:39:35] *** Joins: bbabich (~bbabich@replaced-ip)
• 1486[09:41:12] *** Quits: iDrac (~iDrac@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 1487[09:41:23] <nami> btw @daily is working, the only one weird is @weekly
• 1488[09:41:48] *** Joins: Shentino (~Shentino@replaced-ip)
• 1489[09:42:45] *** Joins: bertrik (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1490[09:43:42] *** Joins: bollocks_k (~bollocks@replaced-ip)
• 1491[09:44:17] *** Quits: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 1492[09:44:18] *** Joins: hihou (~oussama@replaced-ip)
• 1493[09:45:25] <jim> @daily is working how?
• 1494[09:46:10] <nami> start jobs at the right time
• 1495[09:46:35] <nami> time in /etc/crontab is used
• 1496[09:47:10] <nami> weekly start at midnight with no reason
• 1497[09:48:44] *** Joins: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip)
• 1498[09:49:12] *** Joins: hexnewbie (~hexqip@replaced-ip)
• 1499[09:49:58] <Sir_Designer> could the midnight weekly be started by another cron spec/another user?
• 1500[09:50:25] <nami> idk how a user can specific weekly time?
• 1501[09:50:40] *** Joins: iDrac (~iDrac@replaced-ip)
• 1502[09:50:59] <unborn> nami: use this.. replaced-url
• 1503[09:51:31] <nami> unborn: ty but i'm not trying to set cron jobs
• 1504[09:51:39] <nami> i'm trying to define @weekly time
• 1505[09:52:08] *** Joins: sine0 (~sine@replaced-ip)
• 1506[09:52:14] <unborn> nami: exactly.. you can use this to figure out how to be able to setup this.. where is mm, dd, yy etc..
• 1507[09:53:01] *** Quits: dreamon (~dreamon@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 1508[09:53:47] *** Joins: pestr (~peter@replaced-ip)
• 1509[09:54:00] *** Quits: HeKaz (~HeKaz@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 1510[09:54:07] *** Quits: shinnya (~shinnya@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1511[09:54:27] <pestr> hi all
• 1512[09:54:33] *** Quits: han-solo (~han-solo@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1513[09:54:52] *** Quits: js9600 (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Quit: js9600)
• 1514[09:55:02] <pestr> i have 32 bit debian testing anfd i have problem with ERROR: failed to retrieve status information from google : W: replaced-url
• 1515[09:55:03] <pestr> More information might be available at:
• 1516[09:55:03] <pestr> replaced-url
• 1517[09:55:45] <pestr> howto update flash plugin?
• 1518[09:56:04] <unborn> nami: cron timing is like this: minutes : hours : month : day of month : day of week : user : command
• 1519[09:56:28] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1520[09:56:43] <Sir_Designer> nami see if you have any files in /etc/cron.d
• 1521[09:56:54] <nami> empty
• 1522[09:57:35] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1523[09:58:41] *** Joins: SlaGTaTs (~bilbo@replaced-ip)
• 1524[09:59:27] *** Joins: han-solo (~han-solo@replaced-ip)
• 1525[09:59:46] <jmcnaught> pestr: the error message actually includes the wiki link? Is that dl.google.com a repo that you have included in your sources.list? The cause of this problem is that google's APT repository only uses SHA1 signatures, which the newer versions of apt in stretch dropped support for. Google needs to fix their repos
• 1526[10:00:39] <Sir_Designer> nami /var/spool/ cron/crontabs <-- see if there happen to be duplicate requests, one at midnight weekly, one at 6 47 weekly
• 1527[10:01:10] *** Joins: pyface (~pyface@replaced-ip)
• 1528[10:01:38] *** Quits: DonManInBlack (~DonManInB@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1529[10:02:17] <nami> what do yo umean
• 1530[10:02:23] <nami> i use only @weekly as reference in crontabs
• 1531[10:02:29] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1532[10:03:18] <avis> can anyone tell me how i can stress test my cpu in debian linux to make sure it meets non-flaky hardware ?
• 1533[10:03:46] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1534[10:04:17] <han-solo> overclocking?
• 1535[10:04:24] *** Quits: cdbob (~cdbob@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1536[10:04:27] <avis> nope
• 1537[10:04:30] <avis> worried man.
• 1538[10:04:33] *** Joins: dayten (~gnoid@replaced-ip)
• 1539[10:04:39] *** Joins: cyan__ (~cyan@replaced-ip)
• 1540[10:04:39] <avis> bought a used computer
• 1541[10:04:40] *** Quits: twoion[shell] (~twoion@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.4)
• 1542[10:04:42] *** Joins: thunderrd (~thunderrd@replaced-ip)
• 1543[10:04:50] *** Joins: sterniste (~sstern@replaced-ip)
• 1544[10:05:15] *** Joins: fooctrl (~havoc@replaced-ip)
• 1545[10:05:21] <jelly> pestr: also google does not release any newer 32bit chrome, where pepper flash comes from, there's only 64bit now.
• 1546[10:05:39] *** Joins: Lingo (~Lingo@replaced-ip)
• 1547[10:05:49] *** Quits: ChoppedDill_ (~choppeddi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 1548[10:06:30] <Lingo> anyone here familiar with iptables?
• 1549[10:07:10] *** Quits: intore (~intore@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1550[10:08:03] *** Joins: j4n4 (~jan@replaced-ip)
• 1551[10:08:57] <pestr> jmcnaught: in sources.list i have deb replaced-url
• 1552[10:09:19] *** Quits: vaidik (~vaidik@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1553[10:09:22] *** Quits: MrMonkey31 (~duras@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1554[10:10:50] <pestr> jmcnaught: deb replaced-url
• 1555[10:10:53] *** Quits: dayten (~gnoid@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1556[10:11:02] *** Quits: b (~coffee@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 1557[10:11:13] *** Joins: vaidik (~vaidik@replaced-ip)
• 1558[10:11:29] *** Quits: onur (~onur@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1559[10:11:30] <jmcnaught> pestr: it could also be listed in /etc/apt/sources.list.d, but it's not clear to me if you're trying to install chrome, or trying to install the pepperflashplugin-nonfree package (also i don't know how that package downloads chrome, and see jelly's comment above re: 32-bit)
• 1560[10:11:54] <jmcnaught> pestr: seems like that package was actually removed from testing almost a week ago too
• 1561[10:12:07] *** Joins: f0f4r (~f0f4r@replaced-ip)
• 1562[10:12:20] <jelly> !debian-next
• 1563[10:12:20] <dpkg> #debian-next is the channel for testing/unstable support on the OFTC network (irc.oftc.net), *not* on Freenode. If you get "Cannot join #debian-next (Channel is invite only)." it means you did not read it's on irc.oftc.net.
• 1564[10:12:35] <jelly> ^^ probably a better place to ask about testing
• 1565[10:12:41] *** Joins: Pr0metheus (~nezos@replaced-ip)
• 1566[10:12:59] *** Joins: ghostdog (~american@replaced-ip)
• 1567[10:13:13] <pestr> ok, thanks
• 1568[10:13:45] <jelly> jmcnaught: the installer is supposed to download google chrome, pick just the plugin out of it, and put it where chromium can use it
• 1569[10:14:16] <jelly> (pepperflashplugin-nonfree package being said installer)
• 1570[10:14:27] *** Quits: Tirant_lo_Blanc (~calbasi@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1571[10:14:28] *** Joins: some_vasya (~some_vasy@replaced-ip)
• 1572[10:14:33] *** Quits: ephemer0l (~ephemer0l@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 1573[10:14:55] <pingfloyd> avis: mprime
• 1574[10:14:55] *** Joins: dayten (~gnoid@replaced-ip)
• 1575[10:14:57] <jelly> ,v pepperflashplugin-nonfree
• 1576[10:14:58] <judd> Package: pepperflashplugin-nonfree on amd64 -- wheezy-backports/contrib: 1.4~bpo60+1; jessie/contrib: 1.8.1; sid/contrib: 1.8.2
• 1577[10:15:40] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1578[10:15:40] *** Quits: vaidik (~vaidik@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 1579[10:15:40] *** Quits: rgr (~user@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 1580[10:15:41] <avis> found cpuburn. silly me didn't think it would be there. cpu has been maxing out forever without a single hiccup. and i hear a fan now. i'm thrilled.
• 1581[10:16:11] *** Joins: B[]rG (~Borg@replaced-ip)
• 1582[10:16:25] *** Joins: ephemer0l (~ephemer0l@replaced-ip)
• 1583[10:16:46] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1584[10:16:50] *** Joins: fossrox (~fossrox@replaced-ip)
• 1585[10:17:47] *** Quits: dgncn (~trance@replaced-ip) (Excess Flood)
• 1586[10:17:47] *** Joins: hualet_deepin (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 1587[10:18:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1657
• 1588[10:18:07] *** Joins: tulphoon (~tulphoon@replaced-ip)
• 1589[10:18:10] <jmcnaught> jelly: oh thanks, i understood that in principle, just wasn't sure if it fetched chrome with wget/curl, or if it used apt to do it (which would surprise me, part of why i was confused by the question)
• 1590[10:18:22] *** Quits: hualet_deepin (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 1591[10:18:57] *** Joins: hualet_deepin (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 1592[10:18:57] *** Joins: Cybertinus (~Cybertinu@replaced-ip)
• 1593[10:19:00] *** Joins: dgncn (~trance@replaced-ip)
• 1594[10:19:02] *** Joins: Quatroking (~Quatrokin@replaced-ip)
• 1595[10:19:16] *** Joins: r0ryy (~r0ry@replaced-ip)
• 1596[10:19:23] *** Quits: Lingo (~Lingo@replaced-ip##) (Quit: Lingo: ##replaced-url
• 1597[10:19:49] *** Joins: err404 (~err404@replaced-ip)
• 1598[10:20:16] *** Quits: r0ry (~r0ry@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 1599[10:20:42] <grawity> jmcnaught: well afaik recent apt in testing has a generic "fetch this file" mechanism that e.g. apt-file uses
• 1600[10:20:48] <grawity> so that wouldn't be very surprising
• 1601[10:22:52] *** Joins: bolovanos (~bolovanos@replaced-ip)
• 1602[10:22:54] *** Quits: BenNZ (~Ben__@replaced-ip) (Quit: Everytime I think IQ's must have dropped recently, I remember that this is the internet)
• 1603[10:23:19] *** Joins: phdeswer_ (~phdeswer@replaced-ip)
• 1604[10:23:24] *** Quits: aZz7eCh (~aZz7eCh@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1605[10:23:43] *** Joins: aZz7eCh (~aZz7eCh@replaced-ip)
• 1606[10:24:27] *** Quits: dioz (~dioz@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 1607[10:24:51] *** Joins: mowcius (~Rob@replaced-ip)
• 1608[10:24:52] *** Joins: alexei___ (~amgarchin@replaced-ip)
• 1609[10:25:50] *** Joins: TsukiRa (~tsukira@replaced-ip)
• 1610[10:27:16] *** Joins: SeekTheTruth (~anonymous@replaced-ip)
• 1611[10:27:22] *** Parts: SeekTheTruth (~anonymous@replaced-ip)
• 1612[10:28:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1664
• 1613[10:28:21] *** Quits: Mac_Vee1 (~Mac_Vee4@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1614[10:28:51] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1615[10:29:39] *** Joins: karimb (~karimb@replaced-ip)
• 1616[10:29:41] *** Joins: nikio_ (~nikio_@replaced-ip)
• 1617[10:29:42] *** Joins: sIRwa2 (~sIRwa2@replaced-ip)
• 1618[10:29:57] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1619[10:30:21] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1620[10:30:37] *** Joins: dasj (~daniel@replaced-ip)
• 1621[10:30:54] <jmcnaught> replaced-url
• 1622[10:31:01] *** Joins: acton (~acton@replaced-ip)
• 1623[10:31:03] *** Quits: dionysus69 (~Icedove@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 1624[10:31:20] *** Joins: khazakar (~khazakar@replaced-ip)
• 1625[10:31:27] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1626[10:32:06] *** Quits: pencilandpaper (~penciland@replaced-ip) (Quit: Peace. o/)
• 1627[10:32:26] *** Joins: xbytemx (~xbytemx@replaced-ip)
• 1628[10:33:22] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1629[10:33:34] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Quit: I have gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 1630[10:34:29] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1631[10:34:50] *** Quits: solrize (~solrize@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1632[10:35:25] *** Quits: dayten (~gnoid@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1633[10:35:38] *** Parts: pestr (~peter@replaced-ip)
• 1634[10:36:48] *** Quits: acton (~acton@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1635[10:37:01] *** Quits: khazakar (~khazakar@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 1636[10:37:45] *** Joins: Zitter (~danilo@replaced-ip)
• 1637[10:38:15] *** Quits: Xoib (~Xoib@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 1638[10:40:43] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1639[10:41:50] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1640[10:41:56] *** Joins: pencilandpaper (~penciland@replaced-ip)
• 1641[10:42:07] *** Joins: mibo (~mibo@replaced-ip)
• 1642[10:42:24] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1643[10:42:50] *** Quits: luckman212 (~luckman21@replaced-ip) (Quit: Bye)
• 1644[10:43:32] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1645[10:43:56] *** Joins: Cloudish (~Cloudish@replaced-ip)
• 1646[10:44:17] *** Joins: luckman212 (~luckman21@replaced-ip)
• 1647[10:44:17] *** Quits: luckman212 (~luckman21@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 1648[10:44:17] *** Joins: luckman212 (~luckman21@replaced-ip)
• 1649[10:44:34] *** Joins: GJ_ (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 1650[10:45:22] *** Joins: dionysus69 (~Icedove@replaced-ip)
• 1651[10:45:28] *** Quits: Puckel_ (~Puckel_@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1652[10:46:05] *** Quits: alexei___ (~amgarchin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1653[10:46:50] *** Joins: maany (uid92930@replaced-ip)
• 1654[10:49:26] *** Quits: sIRwa2 (~sIRwa2@replaced-ip) (Quit: sIRwa2)
• 1655[10:50:49] *** Quits: df0 (~df0@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1656[10:50:54] *** Joins: Lowl3v3l (~Lowl3v3l@replaced-ip)
• 1657[10:51:19] *** Joins: Gpt (~Gpt@replaced-ip)
• 1658[10:52:34] *** Quits: Gpt (~Gpt@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1659[10:53:01] *** Joins: cruncher (~cruncher@replaced-ip)
• 1660[10:53:25] *** Joins: ShapeShifter499 (~ShapeShif@replaced-ip)
• 1661[10:54:16] *** Quits: Flynnn (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: Auf Wiedersehen!)
• 1662[10:55:24] *** Quits: fooctrl (~havoc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1663[10:56:18] *** Joins: sIRwa2 (~sIRwa2@replaced-ip)
• 1664[10:56:21] *** Joins: raphyduck (~raph@replaced-ip)
• 1665[11:00:41] *** Joins: ocbtec (~ocbtec@replaced-ip)
• 1666[11:02:07] *** Joins: Jojan (~Jojan@replaced-ip)
• 1667[11:02:46] *** Quits: Atm0spher1c (~future@replaced-ip) (Quit: quit)
• 1668[11:02:53] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 1669[11:03:26] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1670[11:04:34] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1671[11:05:46] *** Quits: Tempesta (Tempesta@replaced-ip) (Quit: AdiIRC is updating to v2.3 Beta Build (2016/04/09) 32 Bit)
• 1672[11:06:05] *** Joins: nhhc (~nhhc@replaced-ip)
• 1673[11:06:06] *** Joins: PseudoNoob (~PseudoNoo@replaced-ip)
• 1674[11:06:08] *** Joins: soee (~soee@replaced-ip)
• 1675[11:06:26] *** Joins: Tempesta (Tempesta@replaced-ip)
• 1676[11:06:45] *** Joins: towo` (~towo@replaced-ip)
• 1677[11:07:22] *** Joins: davi (~davi@replaced-ip)
• 1678[11:07:22] *** Quits: davi (~davi@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 1679[11:07:23] *** Joins: davi (~davi@replaced-ip)
• 1680[11:08:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1674
• 1681[11:08:00] *** Quits: xet7 (~xet7@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1682[11:08:07] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 1683[11:08:25] *** Joins: acton (~acton@replaced-ip)
• 1684[11:09:28] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1685[11:10:34] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1686[11:10:40] *** Joins: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip)
• 1687[11:11:08] *** Quits: fenns (fenns@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 1688[11:11:08] *** Joins: fenns (fenns@replaced-ip)
• 1689[11:11:08] *** Quits: fenns (fenns@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 1690[11:11:08] *** Joins: fenns (fenns@replaced-ip)
• 1691[11:11:16] *** Quits: Axton (~R@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1692[11:11:27] *** Joins: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip)
• 1693[11:11:52] *** Joins: vaidik (~vaidik@replaced-ip)
• 1694[11:12:27] *** Joins: uNmowed (~Kaede@replaced-ip)
• 1695[11:12:29] *** Joins: jubo2 (~juboxi@replaced-ip)
• 1696[11:12:52] *** Quits: Ool (~Ool@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 1697[11:13:13] *** Quits: blueness (~blueness@replaced-ip) (Quit: blueness)
• 1698[11:13:27] *** Quits: karimb (~karimb@replaced-ip##) (Quit: Textual IRC Client: ##replaced-url
• 1699[11:13:55] *** Joins: jbitdrop (~jbitdrop@replaced-ip)
• 1700[11:14:29] *** Quits: Nnavd (~Nnavd@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1701[11:14:33] *** Joins: blueness (~blueness@replaced-ip)
• 1702[11:14:36] *** Quits: mowcius (~Rob@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 1703[11:14:45] *** Joins: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 1704[11:14:56] *** Joins: Ool (~Ool@replaced-ip)
• 1705[11:15:31] *** Joins: digidog (~digidog@replaced-ip)
• 1706[11:15:33] *** Quits: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 1707[11:15:51] *** Joins: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip)
• 1708[11:16:34] *** Quits: vaidik (~vaidik@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1709[11:17:09] *** Joins: fennesz (~fennesz@replaced-ip)
• 1710[11:17:32] *** Quits: philipballew (~philip@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1711[11:17:41] *** Joins: antgel (~topdog@replaced-ip)
• 1712[11:17:43] *** Quits: catsup (d@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1713[11:17:51] *** Quits: f0f4r (~f0f4r@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 1714[11:17:53] *** Joins: catsup (~d@replaced-ip)
• 1715[11:18:31] *** Quits: catsup (~d@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1716[11:18:48] *** Joins: AngeFede (~f3d3@replaced-ip)
• 1717[11:19:36] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 1718[11:20:09] *** Joins: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 1719[11:20:33] *** Quits: sIRwa2 (~sIRwa2@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 1720[11:22:04] *** Joins: f0f4r (~f0f4r@replaced-ip)
• 1721[11:22:14] *** Joins: CutMeOwnThroat (~k@replaced-ip)
• 1722[11:22:37] *** Joins: P6hjakonn (~NASA@replaced-ip)
• 1723[11:23:11] *** Quits: NANODUDE (~NANODUDE@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 1724[11:23:29] *** Joins: sIRwa2 (~sIRwa2@replaced-ip)
• 1725[11:24:30] *** Quits: sIRwa2 (~sIRwa2@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 1726[11:24:38] *** Joins: cisc0 (~cisc0@replaced-ip)
• 1727[11:24:47] *** Joins: sIRwa2 (~sIRwa2@replaced-ip)
• 1728[11:25:16] *** Joins: yorick__ (~Yorick@replaced-ip)
• 1729[11:25:18] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Quit: I have gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 1730[11:26:26] *** Joins: robotroll (~robotroll@replaced-ip)
• 1731[11:27:07] *** Joins: vaidik (~vaidik@replaced-ip)
• 1732[11:28:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1681
• 1733[11:28:09] *** Quits: robotroll (~robotroll@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1734[11:29:08] *** Joins: bumbar (~bumbar@replaced-ip)
• 1735[11:29:41] *** Joins: Flynnn (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 1736[11:30:12] *** Joins: p4trix (~p4trix@replaced-ip)
• 1737[11:30:22] *** Joins: sandeman (~sandeman@replaced-ip)
• 1738[11:30:32] *** Quits: nhhc (~nhhc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1739[11:30:34] *** Joins: js9600 (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 1740[11:30:56] *** Joins: bollo (~bollo@replaced-ip)
• 1741[11:31:03] *** Quits: phdeswer_ (~phdeswer@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 1742[11:31:50] *** Quits: vaidik (~vaidik@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1743[11:32:51] *** Quits: raphyduck (~raph@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1744[11:34:26] *** Joins: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 1745[11:34:26] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 1746[11:35:13] *** Joins: DBA (~DBA_1@replaced-ip)
• 1747[11:35:20] *** Joins: nhhc (~nhhc@replaced-ip)
• 1748[11:36:03] *** Joins: r6ku (~r6ku@replaced-ip)
• 1749[11:36:19] *** Joins: BenNZ (~Ben__@replaced-ip)
• 1750[11:37:30] *** Quits: DBA_1 (~DBA_1@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 1751[11:38:29] *** Joins: Boloyankee (~Drop_VB@replaced-ip)
• 1752[11:39:19] *** Quits: f0f4r (~f0f4r@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1753[11:39:38] *** Joins: wtkp (~wtkp@replaced-ip)
• 1754[11:39:40] *** Quits: pyface (~pyface@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1755[11:40:10] *** Joins: khazakar (~khazakar@replaced-ip)
• 1756[11:40:21] *** Joins: alucard_ (~user@replaced-ip)
• 1757[11:40:23] *** Joins: afroboy (~afroboy@replaced-ip)
• 1758[11:41:19] *** Joins: Azus (~Azus@replaced-ip)
• 1759[11:41:38] *** Parts: Boloyankee (~Drop_VB@replaced-ip)
• 1760[11:41:42] *** Quits: avis (~ident@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1761[11:43:04] *** Joins: avis (~ident@replaced-ip)
• 1762[11:43:09] *** Joins: sz0 (uid110435@replaced-ip)
• 1763[11:43:33] *** Quits: technohehl (~technoheh@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 1764[11:43:35] *** Joins: llorephie (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 1765[11:43:49] *** Quits: sdx23 (~sdx23@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1766[11:43:57] *** Quits: fennesz (~fennesz@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1767[11:44:24] *** Quits: kooldavi (~kooldavi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1768[11:44:28] *** Joins: sdx23 (~sdx23@replaced-ip)
• 1769[11:44:44] *** Joins: z0ran (~z0ran@replaced-ip)
• 1770[11:44:44] *** Quits: Cerise (znc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1771[11:45:22] *** Joins: technohehl (~technoheh@replaced-ip)
• 1772[11:45:30] *** Joins: kooldavi (~kooldavi@replaced-ip)
• 1773[11:45:39] *** Quits: vervet (~vervet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 1774[11:46:21] *** Joins: Cerise (jerry@replaced-ip)
• 1775[11:46:21] *** Quits: Cerise (jerry@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 1776[11:46:21] *** Joins: Cerise (jerry@replaced-ip)
• 1777[11:46:48] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1778[11:47:43] *** Quits: bumbar (~bumbar@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 1779[11:47:55] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1780[11:47:55] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1781[11:48:01] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1687
• 1782[11:48:09] *** Quits: pingfloyd (~pingfloyd@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1)
• 1783[11:49:32] *** Parts: nami (uid155759@replaced-ip)
• 1784[11:49:33] *** Quits: luomio (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 1785[11:49:50] *** Quits: avis (~ident@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1786[11:50:26] *** Joins: yaume (~gchenuet@replaced-ip)
• 1787[11:51:35] *** Joins: r3vlibre (~user@replaced-ip)
• 1788[11:51:41] *** Quits: Azus (~Azus@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1789[11:52:40] *** Joins: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip)
• 1790[11:53:02] *** Quits: Dadou (~Dadou@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 1791[11:53:46] *** Joins: obs3d (~obesd@replaced-ip)
• 1792[11:53:49] <obs3d> Hi,
• 1793[11:54:12] <obs3d> I was wondering if any of you guys where taking advantage of the free offer by Valve for free use of all the Valve produced steam-published games ?
• 1794[11:54:31] *** Joins: MPS3C (~smile@replaced-ip)
• 1795[11:54:38] *** Joins: catsup (d@replaced-ip)
• 1796[11:55:38] *** Quits: shaun413 (uid121475@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 1797[11:55:53] *** Joins: Guest97435 (~greylocks@replaced-ip)
• 1798[11:56:06] *** Quits: yorick__ (~Yorick@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 1799[11:56:06] *** Joins: yorick__ (~Yorick@replaced-ip)
• 1800[11:56:18] *** Joins: woshty (~irc@replaced-ip)
• 1801[11:56:24] *** Parts: Guest97435 (~greylocks@replaced-ip)
• 1802[11:56:31] *** Quits: z0ran (~z0ran@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 1803[11:56:56] *** Quits: jubo2 (~juboxi@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 1804[11:57:59] *** Joins: fennesz (~fennesz@replaced-ip)
• 1805[11:58:19] *** Quits: han-solo (~han-solo@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 1806[11:58:56] *** Quits: Zyferus (~Zyferus@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1807[11:59:06] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1808[11:59:14] *** Joins: Dadou (~Dadou@replaced-ip)
• 1809[12:00:24] *** Quits: GJ_ (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 1810[12:00:28] *** Quits: bollocks_k (~bollocks@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1811[12:00:41] *** Joins: navlys (~smuxi@replaced-ip)
• 1812[12:00:53] *** Quits: MPS3C (~smile@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1813[12:01:32] *** Quits: afroboy (~afroboy@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1814[12:01:33] *** Quits: dartleader (~dartleade@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 1815[12:01:43] *** Quits: mzf (~mzf@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 1816[12:02:07] *** Quits: Flynnn (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: Auf Wiedersehen!)
• 1817[12:02:22] *** Quits: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip) (Quit: ZZZzzz…)
• 1818[12:02:51] *** Quits: olerem (~olerem@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 1819[12:03:08] *** Quits: ScottE (~ScottE@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 1820[12:03:25] *** Joins: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip)
• 1821[12:03:47] *** Joins: dutchfish (~wil@replaced-ip)
• 1822[12:03:58] *** Joins: marrrc (~marrrc@replaced-ip)
• 1823[12:04:34] *** Quits: squidgirl (~squidgirl@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1824[12:04:35] *** Joins: Greylocks_ (~greylocks@replaced-ip)
• 1825[12:05:46] *** Joins: checkItOut (~checkItou@replaced-ip)
• 1826[12:05:51] *** Quits: aaro (~aaro@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1827[12:06:19] *** Quits: Greylocks_ (~greylocks@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1828[12:06:31] *** Joins: user (~user@replaced-ip)
• 1829[12:06:36] <user> hi, I need some help
• 1830[12:06:39] <user> I installed debian 8
• 1831[12:06:51] <user> but I get a black screen with a flashing cursor
• 1832[12:06:54] <user> after grub
• 1833[12:07:03] *** Joins: Greylocks_ (~greylocks@replaced-ip)
• 1834[12:07:16] <user> I tried nomodeset, nvidia.modeset=0
• 1835[12:07:19] <user> neither options work
• 1836[12:08:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1681
• 1837[12:08:14] <markybob> user do you have secure boot enabled?
• 1838[12:08:15] <user> please help me
• 1839[12:08:22] <user> No, secure boot is disabled
• 1840[12:08:29] *** Joins: df0 (~df0@replaced-ip)
• 1841[12:08:37] <markybob> user: which iso did you use? live?
• 1842[12:08:38] *** Joins: kuhno (~netrunner@replaced-ip)
• 1843[12:08:58] <user> non free live iso. I was able to boot in the GUI using the live iso, but after installing, it doesnt work
• 1844[12:09:12] <markybob> user: yeah. live doesn't support uefi.
• 1845[12:09:15] <user> in fact, I am using the live ISO right now
• 1846[12:09:36] <user> so how do I fix this
• 1847[12:09:43] <markybob> user: you use netinst
• 1848[12:09:46] *** Joins: ScottE (~ScottE@replaced-ip)
• 1849[12:09:48] <user> I cant anymore
• 1850[12:10:02] *** Quits: dselect (~dselect@replaced-ip) (Quit: ouch... that hurt)
• 1851[12:10:05] <user> I dont have any other OS on the pc, since debian rendered manjaro unbootable
• 1852[12:10:11] <markybob> user: i can't help you with live since it doesn't support uefi
• 1853[12:10:27] <user> can I use dd on the pendrive I used to boot?
• 1854[12:10:42] <markybob> user: sure.
• 1855[12:11:04] *** Quits: sIRwa2 (~sIRwa2@replaced-ip) (Quit: sIRwa2)
• 1856[12:11:07] <user> okay
• 1857[12:11:10] *** Joins: xaa (~xaa@replaced-ip)
• 1858[12:11:11] <user> lets see how this goes
• 1859[12:12:02] <markybob> user: you seriously don't have any other option, though?
• 1860[12:12:18] <user> I'm trying to chroot into my manjaro partition
• 1861[12:12:21] *** Joins: vaidik (~vaidik@replaced-ip)
• 1862[12:12:22] <markybob> another stick? cdr?
• 1863[12:12:24] <user> I will then do update-grub
• 1864[12:12:31] *** Joins: realware (~realware0@replaced-ip)
• 1865[12:12:33] <user> unfortunately, my other stick is not with me right now
• 1866[12:12:55] <user> and I dont know how debian wrote to sda even though I selected sdb
• 1867[12:13:03] <user> (grub)
• 1868[12:13:32] *** Joins: dselect (~dselect@replaced-ip)
• 1869[12:13:44] <BenNZ> user: if you get past grub then i would think its a graphics problem , can you boot tty1 ?
• 1870[12:14:07] <markybob> BenNZ: it's not. live does not support uefi. it's simple.
• 1871[12:14:14] <user> I cant boot into tty
• 1872[12:14:21] <user> but nomodeset fixes this on manjaro
• 1873[12:14:27] <user> so I assumed it would be similar here
• 1874[12:14:29] *** Quits: bollo (~bollo@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1875[12:14:30] <BenNZ> markybob: sorry i thought he said he installed debian 8
• 1876[12:14:40] <user> I did install debian 8
• 1877[12:14:52] *** Joins: Nik05 (~Nik05@replaced-ip)
• 1878[12:14:59] <BenNZ> user: ok an install the gets the flashing cursor not the live media ?
• 1879[12:15:00] <markybob> BenNZ: he did. netinst and regular installers support it. live does *not*
• 1880[12:15:04] <user> yeah
• 1881[12:15:08] *** Quits: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip) (Quit: ZZZzzz…)
• 1882[12:15:13] <user> I booted into xfce
• 1883[12:15:18] <user> installed debian
• 1884[12:15:20] <user> removed the pendrive
• 1885[12:15:21] *** Quits: yaume (~gchenuet@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 1886[12:15:21] <BenNZ> user: so i repeat the question can you boot into tty1 ?
• 1887[12:15:37] <user> I didn't try any key combos
• 1888[12:15:41] <user> ill try it now and get back
• 1889[12:15:42] <markybob> BenNZ: what part of live doesn't support uefi don't you get?
• 1890[12:15:50] <BenNZ> user: at the flashing cursor press ctrl alt f1
• 1891[12:15:58] <user> ok
• 1892[12:16:02] <user> thanks BenNZ
• 1893[12:16:03] <BenNZ> markybob: the part when he said hes trying to boot the install
• 1894[12:16:07] <user> and after that, what should I do?
• 1895[12:16:15] *** Joins: raphyduck (~raph@replaced-ip)
• 1896[12:16:30] <BenNZ> markybob: as in hes alrady installed but having trouble booting after he has installed
• 1897[12:16:35] <user> ^
• 1898[12:16:39] <BenNZ> markybob: no live media is involved
• 1899[12:16:59] *** Quits: Ard1t (~ard1t@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 1900[12:17:02] <markybob> BenNZ: yes. i don't know if you've after done it but i have. that's what happens
• 1901[12:17:15] <markybob> replaced-url
• 1902[12:17:16] <user> o.O
• 1903[12:17:27] <user> I dont have uefi enabled anyway
• 1904[12:17:42] <BenNZ> markybob: also happens when you have the wrong gpu driver installed , hence the question if he can boot into tty1
• 1905[12:17:56] <BenNZ> markybob: i assume he can because he can get past grub
• 1906[12:17:58] <user> okay, ill boot and try it thanks bennz
• 1907[12:18:05] <user> I can get past grub
• 1908[12:18:07] <user> it does a fsck
• 1909[12:18:10] <user> then gets stuck on the screen
• 1910[12:18:20] <markybob> fsck?
• 1911[12:18:41] <BenNZ> markybob: possibly id rule out a graphics driver issue first tho
• 1912[12:18:43] <user> something something "clean /dev/sda1"
• 1913[12:18:44] *** Joins: squidgirl (~squidgirl@replaced-ip)
• 1914[12:18:50] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1915[12:18:56] <user> indicating the kernel does load up
• 1916[12:19:13] <user> im gonna do that thing now brb
• 1917[12:19:19] <BenNZ> markybob: easiest way to check those would be be to boot into tty1 , if that boots , the a driver issue , or xorg issue anyway
• 1918[12:19:28] *** Quits: sdx23 (~sdx23@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1919[12:19:33] *** Quits: technohehl (~technoheh@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 1920[12:19:53] *** Joins: sdx23 (~sdx23@replaced-ip)
• 1921[12:19:56] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1922[12:20:05] *** Quits: dutchfish (~wil@replaced-ip) (Quit: Splash, leaving the bowl)
• 1923[12:20:05] <markybob> BenNZ: i'm agreeing with you now that i don't know wtf is going on when he mentions fsck.
• 1924[12:20:31] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1925[12:20:54] *** Quits: kuhno (~netrunner@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1926[12:21:18] *** Quits: user (~user@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1927[12:21:36] *** Joins: SamEEE (~Sam@replaced-ip)
• 1928[12:21:38] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 1929[12:21:46] *** Joins: user (~user@replaced-ip)
• 1930[12:21:55] <user> I can boot into tty
• 1931[12:21:57] *** Joins: technohehl (~technoheh@replaced-ip)
• 1932[12:22:03] *** Quits: Cerise (jerry@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 1933[12:22:20] <user> BenNZ, how do I install the nonfree nvidia driver?
• 1934[12:22:29] <markybob> !nvidia
• 1935[12:22:30] <dpkg> Where possible, Nvidia graphic processing units are supported using the open source <nouveau> driver on Debian systems by default. To install the proprietary "nvidia" driver, see replaced-url
• 1936[12:22:55] <user> thanks a lot for the tty idea btw
• 1937[12:23:01] *** Joins: dayten (~gnoid@replaced-ip)
• 1938[12:23:03] *** Joins: soee_ (~soee@replaced-ip)
• 1939[12:23:13] <markybob> user: do not, whatever you do, install the .run file from the website. follow the wiki
• 1940[12:23:24] *** Quits: marrrc (~marrrc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 1941[12:23:27] <user> I will not, I don't even have the GUI to do that :P
• 1942[12:23:35] *** Quits: markybob (~markybob@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1943[12:23:41] <BenNZ> user: depends on which device you have as to which version of the nvidia driver you need
• 1944[12:23:49] *** Quits: soee (~soee@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 1945[12:23:49] <user> sudo apt-get install nvidia-driver, this should work?
• 1946[12:23:53] <user> or do I need to enable the repos
• 1947[12:24:03] *** Joins: markybob (~markybob@replaced-ip)
• 1948[12:24:08] <henryk> you should read the wiki. there is some more to it.
• 1949[12:24:13] *** henryk is now known as TomTomTosch
• 1950[12:24:17] <user> "As of jessie, the need for the proprietary drivers is pretty much over - nouveau now works quite well and works"
• 1951[12:24:19] <user> lol :P
• 1952[12:24:26] *** Quits: TomTomTosch (~henryk@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 1953[12:24:26] *** Joins: TomTomTosch (~henryk@replaced-ip)
• 1954[12:24:29] <markybob> wait, what? not gui and you want nonfree nvidia drivers?
• 1955[12:24:49] <user> I dont have a gui, so I cant install the .run file which you warned me against anyways
• 1956[12:24:50] *** Joins: Cerise (jerry@replaced-ip)
• 1957[12:24:50] *** Quits: Cerise (jerry@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 1958[12:24:50] *** Joins: Cerise (jerry@replaced-ip)
• 1959[12:25:13] <TomTomTosch> what gfx card do you have anyway?
• 1960[12:25:13] <markybob> .run runs in terminal. doesn't require gui
• 1961[12:25:26] <user> gtx 750 ti TomTomTosch
• 1962[12:25:46] <TomTomTosch> that should work fine with nouveau.
• 1963[12:25:55] *** Joins: testgh (~test@replaced-ip)
• 1964[12:25:56] <BenNZ> user: nvidia-kernel-dkms if you want performance tho
• 1965[12:26:11] <markybob> performance for terminal??
• 1966[12:26:14] <BenNZ> user: and i would probably install nvidia-settings whilst i was at it
• 1967[12:26:15] <markybob> wtf is going on here
• 1968[12:26:22] *** Joins: dartleader (~dartleade@replaced-ip)
• 1969[12:26:27] <BenNZ> markybob: hes trying to install the driver so he can get a gui
• 1970[12:26:33] <user> BenNZ, okay, I will. kernel-dkms and settings. Thanks.
• 1971[12:26:38] *** Joins: klow (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 1972[12:26:47] <markybob> i'm getting to old for this shit
• 1973[12:27:05] *** Quits: testgh (~test@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 1974[12:27:10] <BenNZ> user: nvidia-kernel-dkms
• 1975[12:27:10] *** Quits: dionysus69 (~Icedove@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 1976[12:27:19] *** Joins: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip)
• 1977[12:27:27] *** Joins: dionysus69 (~Icedove@replaced-ip)
• 1978[12:27:30] <user> got it, i'll reboot into tty and tell you how it goes :)
• 1979[12:27:32] <BenNZ> user: also you will need to blacklist nouveau , it can be a pain to remove sometimes
• 1980[12:27:34] <user> Thanks for the help
• 1981[12:27:37] <user> oh
• 1982[12:27:50] <user> how would I blacklist it?
• 1983[12:28:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1687
• 1984[12:28:04] <markybob> !blacklist
• 1985[12:28:04] <dpkg> To blacklist a Linux kernel module, create/edit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.local.conf and add a line similar to this (without quotes): "blacklist module_name". If this doesn't work, do 'echo "install modulename /bin/true" >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.local.conf'. IMPORTANT: ask about <blacklist-initramfs>. To blacklist a module at installation time, ask me about <installer blacklist>. replaced-url
• 1986[12:28:15] <markybob> nvidia wiki i linked you to says how
• 1987[12:28:16] *** Joins: cyborg-one (~cyborg-on@replaced-ip)
• 1988[12:28:39] *** Quits: Greylocks_ (~greylocks@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 1989[12:28:59] *** Joins: rsx (~dummy@replaced-ip)
• 1990[12:29:16] <user> are you a debian developer markybob ? :O
• 1991[12:29:40] <markybob> user: no
• 1992[12:29:49] *** Parts: jeffrey3234 (~jeffrey32@replaced-ip)
• 1993[12:30:21] *** Joins: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 1994[12:30:22] *** Joins: dutchfish (~wil@replaced-ip)
• 1995[12:30:24] *** Quits: cyan__ (~cyan@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1996[12:30:40] *** Quits: SamEEE (~Sam@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1997[12:31:25] *** Quits: user (~user@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 1998[12:33:07] *** Joins: bakaneko (~anonymous@replaced-ip)
• 1999[12:35:54] *** Joins: ChoppedDill_ (~choppeddi@replaced-ip)
• 2000[12:36:00] *** Joins: Levure (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2001[12:37:25] *** Quits: BenNZ (~Ben__@replaced-ip) (Quit: Everytime I think IQ's must have dropped recently, I remember that this is the internet)
• 2002[12:37:54] *** Quits: jmyrv (~jmyrv@replaced-ip##) (Quit: ZNC 1.6.2 - ##replaced-url
• 2003[12:38:31] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2004[12:39:04] *** Joins: toogley (~toogley@replaced-ip)
• 2005[12:39:19] *** Joins: user (~user@replaced-ip)
• 2006[12:39:37] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2007[12:39:38] <user> so it turns out, since I am using the nonfree iso, I already have nvidia-kernel-dkms and nvidia-driver installed
• 2008[12:39:48] <user> since i used*
• 2009[12:40:50] *** Quits: ChoppedDill_ (~choppeddi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 2010[12:41:32] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2011[12:42:02] <user> I can use dd on the bootable usb I am using right now, correct?
• 2012[12:42:05] *** Quits: Pr0metheus (~nezos@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 2013[12:42:15] *** Joins: lord_rob (~robert@replaced-ip)
• 2014[12:42:15] *** Quits: lord_rob (~robert@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 2015[12:42:15] *** Joins: lord_rob (~robert@replaced-ip)
• 2016[12:42:38] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2017[12:43:33] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2018[12:44:06] *** Quits: Defaultti (defaultti@replaced-ip) (Quit: Quitting.)
• 2019[12:44:13] *** Joins: jmyrv (~jmyrv@replaced-ip)
• 2020[12:44:39] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2021[12:45:03] *** Quits: rsx (~dummy@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2022[12:45:31] <user> :/
• 2023[12:45:37] <user> why is debian so impossible
• 2024[12:45:48] <khazakar> What problem dou you have user?
• 2025[12:45:52] *** Joins: Defaultti (defaultti@replaced-ip)
• 2026[12:45:59] <user> Well, I installed debian nonfree.
• 2027[12:46:11] <user> But when I boot up, can only enter tty
• 2028[12:46:19] <user> It gets stuck at a black screen with a flashing cursor
• 2029[12:46:34] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2030[12:46:45] <hualet_deepin> user: no error messages ?
• 2031[12:46:45] <khazakar> What gfx card do you have?Any other specs?
• 2032[12:46:58] <user> gtx 750 ti
• 2033[12:47:02] <user> It works fine with kubuntu or manjaro
• 2034[12:47:20] *** Quits: klow (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 2035[12:47:24] <khazakar> Kernel?
• 2036[12:47:37] *** Quits: B[]rG (~Borg@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2037[12:47:40] <user> pretty much every kernel since 3.6 has worked
• 2038[12:47:40] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2039[12:47:45] <user> though with the nonfree driver ofc
• 2040[12:48:22] <khazakar> Headers installed,metapackage nvidia-driver and nvidia-driver-bin installed?
• 2041[12:48:38] <user> nvidia driver yes
• 2042[12:48:53] <user> I did not check nvidia-driver-bin or linux-headers
• 2043[12:48:56] <user> be right back
• 2044[12:49:55] *** Quits: user (~user@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2045[12:50:01] *** Quits: acton (~acton@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2046[12:50:32] *** Joins: junkula (bnc-junka@replaced-ip)
• 2047[12:50:45] *** Joins: acton (~acton@replaced-ip)
• 2048[12:51:24] <junkula> I can't connect using remmina, what do I do wrong?
• 2049[12:51:27] *** Quits: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2050[12:52:00] *** Quits: nhhc (~nhhc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2051[12:52:50] *** Joins: user (~user@replaced-ip)
• 2052[12:53:00] <user> khazakar, I have all those packages you mentioned, installed.
• 2053[12:53:12] *** Quits: fennesz (~fennesz@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 2054[12:53:18] *** Quits: flipp (~flipp@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2055[12:53:23] <user> I dont get how it boots up into xfce on the live usb but not after I've installed it on the hard disk.
• 2056[12:53:34] *** Joins: Thibaut120094 (~Thibaut12@replaced-ip)
• 2057[12:53:35] *** Joins: thib (~Thibaut12@replaced-ip)
• 2058[12:54:15] *** Quits: woshty (~irc@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 2059[12:55:15] *** Quits: thib (~Thibaut12@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2060[12:55:25] *** Quits: electro33 (uid613@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 2061[12:55:35] *** Quits: realware (~realware0@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2062[12:55:48] *** Joins: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip)
• 2063[12:56:29] *** Quits: sinetek (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Quit: No Ping reply in 180 seconds.)
• 2064[12:57:08] *** Joins: flipp (~flipp@replaced-ip)
• 2065[12:58:50] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Quit: I have gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 2066[12:58:53] *** Joins: sinetek (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2067[12:58:57] <user> anyone?
• 2068[12:59:23] <r6ku> user: did you remember to configure xorg?
• 2069[12:59:24] *** Quits: xbytemx (~xbytemx@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 2070[12:59:37] <user> Yeah, configured xorg manually and via nvidia-xconfig
• 2071[12:59:43] *** Joins: MaxLanar (~user@replaced-ip)
• 2072[12:59:50] *** Quits: cy8aer (~Cy8aer@replaced-ip) (Quit: Coyote finally caught me)
• 2073[13:00:04] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2074[13:01:11] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2075[13:01:12] *** Quits: dmr (~dmr@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 2076[13:01:31] *** Joins: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 2077[13:02:07] *** Joins: dreamon (~dreamon@replaced-ip)
• 2078[13:03:57] *** Joins: Soul_Eater (~marcelo@replaced-ip)
• 2079[13:04:23] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 2080[13:05:01] *** Quits: dpkg (~dpkg@replaced-ip) (Quit: buh bye!)
• 2081[13:05:03] *** Joins: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 2082[13:05:34] *** Joins: dpkg (~dpkg@replaced-ip)
• 2083[13:06:24] *** Quits: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 2084[13:07:43] *** Joins: crucialhead (~bart@replaced-ip)
• 2085[13:08:15] *** Quits: bearface (~bearface@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 2086[13:08:21] *** Quits: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2087[13:08:59] *** Joins: olerem (~olerem@replaced-ip)
• 2088[13:09:02] *** Quits: user (~user@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2089[13:09:12] *** Quits: CutMeOwnThroat (~k@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 2090[13:09:24] *** Joins: lesta (~user@replaced-ip)
• 2091[13:09:33] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2092[13:10:31] *** Quits: vaidik (~vaidik@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2093[13:11:43] *** Quits: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2094[13:11:55] *** Joins: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip)
• 2095[13:12:01] *** Joins: jfdh (~jfdh@replaced-ip)
• 2096[13:12:19] <donnoc> I am trying to change my Server RAID with MegaCLI vrom a raid 1 with 2 HDDs to a RAID 5 with 4HDD. but everytime it crashes or gives me an error. Does someone ever worked with taht and can try to help me?
• 2097[13:12:54] *** Joins: ani (~ani@replaced-ip)
• 2098[13:13:25] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2099[13:14:31] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2100[13:14:55] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2101[13:16:02] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2102[13:16:21] *** Joins: bearface (~bearface@replaced-ip)
• 2103[13:16:49] *** Joins: Meow-J (uid69628@replaced-ip)
• 2104[13:16:58] *** Quits: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2105[13:17:11] *** Joins: AIW007 (~kecoak@replaced-ip)
• 2106[13:17:47] <AIW007> hay....!
• 2107[13:18:16] *** Joins: brguy (uid21011@replaced-ip)
• 2108[13:18:20] *** Joins: NickCao (uid128134@replaced-ip)
• 2109[13:18:32] *** Parts: AIW007 (~kecoak@replaced-ip)
• 2110[13:18:37] *** Quits: crucialhead (~bart@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2111[13:18:40] <RoyK> eh?
• 2112[13:18:43] <RoyK> ey!
• 2113[13:18:51] *** Joins: crucialhead (~bart@replaced-ip)
• 2114[13:20:46] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2115[13:21:52] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2116[13:21:59] *** Quits: df0 (~df0@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2117[13:22:09] *** Joins: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 2118[13:23:37] *** Joins: Cy8aer (~Cy8aer@replaced-ip)
• 2119[13:23:38] *** Cy8aer is now known as cy8aer
• 2120[13:24:11] *** Quits: robingr (~robingr@replaced-ip##) (Quit: ZNC 1.6.2+deb2+trusty0 - ##replaced-url
• 2121[13:24:13] *** Joins: afroboy (~afroboy@replaced-ip)
• 2122[13:26:16] *** h4ndy is now known as H4ndy
• 2123[13:26:19] *** Quits: sterniste (~sstern@replaced-ip) (Quit: sterniste)
• 2124[13:27:47] *** Quits: paw (~afong@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2125[13:28:26] *** Joins: Pr0metheus (~nezos@replaced-ip)
• 2126[13:28:33] *** Joins: Muhannad_ (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 2127[13:28:34] *** Quits: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2128[13:28:41] *** Quits: Muhannad_ (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2129[13:28:48] *** Joins: flux242 (~chatzilla@replaced-ip)
• 2130[13:29:04] *** Quits: acrocity (~acrocity@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2131[13:29:04] *** Joins: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 2132[13:29:26] *** Muhannad is now known as Muhannad_
• 2133[13:29:40] *** Quits: thunderrd (~thunderrd@replaced-ip) (Quit: If it wasn't written down, it didn't happen...)
• 2134[13:29:57] *** Quits: hyfrehyfrehyfre (~hyfrehyfr@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 2135[13:30:04] *** Joins: Noturno (~marcelo@replaced-ip)
• 2136[13:30:06] *** Muhannad_ is now known as Muhannad
• 2137[13:30:07] *** Quits: khazakar (~khazakar@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 2138[13:30:11] *** Quits: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2139[13:30:13] *** Joins: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip)
• 2140[13:30:23] *** Joins: acrocity (~acrocity@replaced-ip)
• 2141[13:30:33] *** Quits: Soul_Eater (~marcelo@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 2142[13:30:35] *** Joins: hyfrehyfrehyfre (~hyfrehyfr@replaced-ip)
• 2143[13:30:37] *** Joins: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 2144[13:30:48] *** Quits: crucialhead (~bart@replaced-ip) (Quit: crucialhead)
• 2145[13:31:08] *** Quits: azswa (~azswa@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2146[13:31:31] *** Joins: mezo (~daniel@replaced-ip)
• 2147[13:31:42] *** Quits: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2148[13:31:49] *** Joins: df0 (~df0@replaced-ip)
• 2149[13:32:12] *** Joins: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 2150[13:33:36] *** Joins: khazakar (~khazakar@replaced-ip)
• 2151[13:33:52] *** Joins: robingr (~robingr@replaced-ip)
• 2152[13:34:51] *** Quits: alucard_ (~user@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 2153[13:36:14] *** Joins: reverse_light (~reverse_l@replaced-ip)
• 2154[13:37:36] <unborn> junkula: rdp?
• 2155[13:37:53] <junkula> unborn: vnc
• 2156[13:38:19] *** Joins: soee (~soee@replaced-ip)
• 2157[13:38:20] *** Quits: magellanicloud (~magellani@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2158[13:38:21] <unborn> use real vnc viewer.. its free..
• 2159[13:38:27] <unborn> worked best for me
• 2160[13:39:15] *** Quits: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 2161[13:39:20] *** Joins: robotroll (~robotroll@replaced-ip)
• 2162[13:39:32] <unborn> junkula: replaced-url
• 2163[13:39:38] <unborn> debian 64bit ^^^
• 2164[13:40:31] *** Joins: paw (~afong@replaced-ip)
• 2165[13:40:35] *** Joins: bumbar_ (~bumbar@replaced-ip)
• 2166[13:40:57] *** Quits: in1t3r (~LordShiva@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2167[13:41:09] *** Joins: tme5 (~paris@replaced-ip)
• 2168[13:41:24] *** Joins: in1t3r (~LordShiva@replaced-ip)
• 2169[13:41:31] *** Joins: eifrig (~lano@replaced-ip)
• 2170[13:42:47] *** Quits: soee_ (~soee@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 2171[13:43:15] *** Quits: cy8aer (~Cy8aer@replaced-ip) (Quit: Coyote finally caught me)
• 2172[13:44:19] <junkula> I want to use remmina unborn
• 2173[13:44:44] <junkula> do I input the IP in the quick connect
• 2174[13:44:57] <junkula> does it need the username also?
• 2175[13:45:24] *** Quits: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 2176[13:45:33] <unborn> junkula: than good luck with it. I tried that many many times past 3 years.. always issues.. if its not freeze then it will crash.
• 2177[13:45:58] *** Joins: diniwed (~gavron@replaced-ip)
• 2178[13:46:06] *** Quits: dionysus69 (~Icedove@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 2179[13:46:24] <unborn> junkula: krdc much better then remmina
• 2180[13:46:53] <junkula> unborn: I'll check it out thanks
• 2181[13:47:16] <unborn> junkula: you do vnc://username@machineip
• 2182[13:48:09] <junkula> thanks
• 2183[13:48:13] <unborn> as I said, remmina for me is totally waste of time as it never worked for me since I try linux (from ubuntu version 4 i think)
• 2184[13:48:18] *** Quits: PseudoNoob (~PseudoNoo@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2185[13:48:18] *** Quits: wtkp (~wtkp@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2186[13:48:33] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Quit: I have gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 2187[13:48:33] *** Quits: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2188[13:48:52] *** Joins: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip)
• 2189[13:48:56] <unborn> krdc works but seems to me okay but no chat or other things.. its just pure remote support tool
• 2190[13:49:00] *** Joins: wtkp (~wtkp@replaced-ip)
• 2191[13:49:25] *** Quits: pencilandpaper (~penciland@replaced-ip) (Quit: Peace. o/)
• 2192[13:49:35] *** Joins: bobe (~bobe@replaced-ip)
• 2193[13:49:42] *** Joins: wip3out (~wip3out@replaced-ip)
• 2194[13:49:47] *** Joins: Semtex-H (~blaguvest@replaced-ip)
• 2195[13:50:16] *** Joins: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 2196[13:51:21] *** Joins: Geom (~Geom@replaced-ip)
• 2197[13:51:35] <junkula> remmina worked for me in fedora
• 2198[13:51:45] <junkula> Debian's version is outdated
• 2199[13:52:26] *** Joins: dhex (~clion@replaced-ip)
• 2200[13:52:52] *** Quits: in1t3r (~LordShiva@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2201[13:53:40] *** Joins: dionysus69 (~Icedove@replaced-ip)
• 2202[13:53:45] *** dhex is now known as hi_TheGreatGudsb
• 2203[13:53:54] *** Joins: no_gravity (~no_gravit@replaced-ip)
• 2204[13:53:55] *** hi_TheGreatGudsb is now known as dhex
• 2205[13:54:28] <no_gravity> Why does "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade" sometimes result in the question if ini files shoule be replaced? How does security updates trigger the replacement of ini files?
• 2206[13:54:40] *** Quits: mniip (mniip@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 610 seconds)
• 2207[13:54:47] *** Quits: superusr (~usr@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2208[13:56:06] *** Quits: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 2209[13:58:19] *** Quits: obs3d (~obesd@replaced-ip) (Quit: obs3d)
• 2210[13:59:03] *** Quits: fstd (~fstd@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2211[13:59:27] *** Joins: fstd (~fstd@replaced-ip)
• 2212[14:00:39] *** Joins: luomio (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 2213[14:01:02] *** Joins: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip)
• 2214[14:01:16] *** Joins: in1t3r (~LordShiva@replaced-ip)
• 2215[14:02:36] *** Joins: pLk (~sherwood@replaced-ip)
• 2216[14:03:15] *** Quits: davi (~davi@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2217[14:03:23] *** Joins: s8321414 (~s8321414@replaced-ip)
• 2218[14:03:40] *** Joins: davi (~davi@replaced-ip)
• 2219[14:03:43] *** Quits: davi (~davi@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 2220[14:03:43] *** Joins: davi (~davi@replaced-ip)
• 2221[14:04:02] *** Joins: dvs (~hibbard@replaced-ip)
• 2222[14:04:03] *** Quits: dvs (~hibbard@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2223[14:04:37] *** Joins: dvs (~hibbard@replaced-ip)
• 2224[14:04:41] *** Quits: AngeFede (~f3d3@replaced-ip) (Quit: Ego sum angelus mortis, destructori mundis)
• 2225[14:05:54] *** Joins: kepi (~kepi@replaced-ip)
• 2226[14:06:05] *** Joins: l0ll1p0p (~l0ll1p0p@replaced-ip)
• 2227[14:06:59] *** Quits: Ryushin (user@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 2228[14:08:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1695
• 2229[14:09:39] *** Quits: blueness (~blueness@replaced-ip) (Quit: blueness)
• 2230[14:10:06] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2231[14:10:11] *** Joins: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 2232[14:10:34] *** Joins: blueness (~blueness@replaced-ip)
• 2233[14:10:48] *** Quits: ghostdog (~american@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 2234[14:11:11] *** Joins: skney (skney@replaced-ip)
• 2235[14:11:13] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2236[14:13:58] *** Parts: lesta (~user@replaced-ip)
• 2237[14:14:05] *** Joins: g00se (~goose@replaced-ip)
• 2238[14:14:21] *** Quits: sandeman (~sandeman@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2239[14:14:36] *** Joins: karlpinc (~user@replaced-ip)
• 2240[14:15:10] <g00se> Why is it that i have /etc/nsswitch.conf on my wheezy yet apt-file search (updated) can't find it?
• 2241[14:15:17] *** Quits: acrocity (~acrocity@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2242[14:15:33] *** Quits: lf622662 (~archie@replaced-ip) (Quit: Lost terminal)
• 2243[14:15:56] *** Joins: Ricardo__ (~rick@replaced-ip)
• 2244[14:16:06] *** Joins: acrocity (~acrocity@replaced-ip)
• 2245[14:16:16] *** Joins: c00lbard (~c00lbard@replaced-ip)
• 2246[14:16:27] *** Quits: BWMerlin (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Quit: BWMerlin)
• 2247[14:17:31] *** Joins: xorond (~xorond@replaced-ip)
• 2248[14:20:03] *** Quits: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Quit: Muhannad)
• 2249[14:20:25] *** Quits: p4trix (~p4trix@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2250[14:20:33] *** Joins: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 2251[14:21:02] *** Quits: g00se (~goose@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2252[14:21:10] *** Parts: eifrig (~lano@replaced-ip)
• 2253[14:21:17] *** Joins: g00se (~goose@replaced-ip)
• 2254[14:21:57] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2255[14:22:27] *** Joins: lf622662 (~archie@replaced-ip)
• 2256[14:22:53] <jelly> g00se: it's not shipped with a package but generated at installation time
• 2257[14:22:57] *** Joins: pencilandpaper (~penciland@replaced-ip)
• 2258[14:22:57] *** Joins: ghostdog (~american@replaced-ip)
• 2259[14:23:04] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2260[14:23:30] *** Quits: Lowl3v3l (~Lowl3v3l@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2261[14:23:48] <g00se> Ah thanks. Looking into being able to resolve names by netbios. I think i need winbind
• 2262[14:24:29] *** Joins: schlady (~schlady@replaced-ip)
• 2263[14:24:32] *** Joins: SPF|Cloud (uid11755@replaced-ip)
• 2264[14:24:58] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2265[14:25:09] *** Quits: hihou (~oussama@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 2266[14:25:54] *** Joins: muhannad_ (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 2267[14:26:04] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2268[14:26:38] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2269[14:27:46] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2270[14:28:09] *** Quits: l0ll1p0p (~l0ll1p0p@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 2271[14:28:18] *** Joins: Otis (~coffee@replaced-ip)
• 2272[14:28:38] *** Joins: th3_4n3r (~th3@replaced-ip)
• 2273[14:28:58] *** Quits: in1t3r (~LordShiva@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2274[14:29:30] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2275[14:29:33] *** Quits: lf622662 (~archie@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 2276[14:30:10] *** Joins: cyan__ (~cyan@replaced-ip)
• 2277[14:30:36] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2278[14:30:41] *** Quits: schlady (~schlady@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2279[14:30:42] *** Quits: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Quit: Muhannad)
• 2280[14:30:42] *** Joins: bollo (~bollo@replaced-ip)
• 2281[14:31:06] *** Quits: jfdh (~jfdh@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 2282[14:31:08] *** Joins: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 2283[14:31:12] *** Joins: schlady (~schlady@replaced-ip)
• 2284[14:32:00] *** Quits: khazakar (~khazakar@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2285[14:32:51] *** Joins: ksdev (~ksdev@replaced-ip)
• 2286[14:33:07] *** Quits: ksdev (~ksdev@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2287[14:33:23] *** Joins: Kartagis (~iegg@replaced-ip)
• 2288[14:33:30] <Kartagis> hello
• 2289[14:33:30] *** Joins: fooctrl (~havoc@replaced-ip)
• 2290[14:33:48] *** Joins: z0ran (~z0ran@replaced-ip)
• 2291[14:34:09] *** Joins: silverhom (~silverhom@replaced-ip)
• 2292[14:34:15] <Kartagis> I am tasked with creating several VMs with KVM, but I can't locate virt-install
• 2293[14:34:16] *** Joins: han-solo (~han-solo@replaced-ip)
• 2294[14:34:23] *** Quits: pencilandpaper (~penciland@replaced-ip) (Quit: Peace. o/)
• 2295[14:34:25] <g00se> wbinfo -I 192.168.1.110 returns the correct name 'JAMES' but ping JAMES gives 'unknown name'. I thought the point of winbind was that it enabled correct resolution of names as with dns?
• 2296[14:34:44] *** Joins: InfoTest (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 2297[14:35:09] *** Quits: hanasaki (~hanasaki@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2298[14:35:11] *** Quits: z0ran (~z0ran@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2299[14:35:48] <markybob> Kartagis: it's in the virtinst package.
• 2300[14:35:54] *** Joins: khazakar (~khazakar@replaced-ip)
• 2301[14:36:18] *** Joins: hanasaki (~hanasaki@replaced-ip)
• 2302[14:37:00] <junkula> remmina is indeed shit after all ;p
• 2303[14:37:00] *** Joins: slon_ (slon@replaced-ip)
• 2304[14:37:03] *** Parts: no_gravity (~no_gravit@replaced-ip)
• 2305[14:37:04] *** Quits: th3_4n3r (~th3@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2306[14:37:15] *** Joins: netzfisch (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 2307[14:37:40] *** Quits: slon (slon@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 2308[14:38:00] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2309[14:38:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1701
• 2310[14:38:46] *** Parts: junkula (bnc-junka@replaced-ip)
• 2311[14:38:48] *** Quits: muhannad_ (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2312[14:39:06] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2313[14:40:09] *** Quits: checkItOut (~checkItou@replaced-ip) ()
• 2314[14:41:01] *** Quits: bollo (~bollo@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 2315[14:41:39] *** Quits: alexandros_c (~alexandro@replaced-ip) (Quit: brb)
• 2316[14:42:28] <Kartagis> thanks markybob. another question. how do I fix the perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings... permanently
• 2317[14:42:30] <Kartagis> ?
• 2318[14:43:09] *** Quits: HeOS (~heos@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2319[14:43:20] <markybob> Kartagis: sounds like you need to dpkg-reconfigure locales
• 2320[14:43:33] <themill> Kartagis: the easiest approach is to "dpkg-reconfigure locales" and have it generate the additional locales you are using
• 2321[14:44:09] *** Quits: flux242 (~chatzilla@replaced-ip) (Quit: ChatZilla 0.9.92 [Firefox 45.0/20160304114936])
• 2322[14:45:25] *** Joins: dsfox (~dsf@replaced-ip)
• 2323[14:45:25] *** Joins: Scourje_ (uid63311@replaced-ip)
• 2324[14:45:30] *** Joins: maotm (~mao@replaced-ip)
• 2325[14:45:49] <Kartagis> heh, I must have picked the wrong option because ALL locales are being generated now :D
• 2326[14:45:59] <Kartagis> anyway, thanks again
• 2327[14:47:47] *** Quits: hyfrehyfrehyfre (~hyfrehyfr@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2328[14:48:52] *** Quits: khazakar (~khazakar@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2329[14:49:33] *** Quits: js9600 (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 2330[14:50:01] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2331[14:50:21] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Quit: I have gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 2332[14:50:43] *** Joins: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 2333[14:51:07] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2334[14:52:39] *** Quits: squidgirl (~squidgirl@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 2335[14:53:02] *** Quits: df0 (~df0@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2336[14:53:37] *** Quits: bobe (~bobe@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 2337[14:55:40] *** Joins: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip)
• 2338[14:56:03] *** Joins: Bennux (~Bennux@replaced-ip)
• 2339[14:56:24] *** Joins: Sector89 (~Sector89@replaced-ip)
• 2340[14:57:54] *** Joins: controll (~a@replaced-ip)
• 2341[14:58:32] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2342[14:58:47] *** Quits: Bennux (~Bennux@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2343[14:59:33] *** Joins: scream (~scream@replaced-ip)
• 2344[14:59:39] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2345[15:01:00] *** Joins: Meerkat (~meerkat@replaced-ip)
• 2346[15:01:04] *** Joins: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip)
• 2347[15:01:42] *** Joins: jmarciano (~guix@replaced-ip)
• 2348[15:02:06] *** Joins: alexandros_c (~alexandro@replaced-ip)
• 2349[15:02:13] *** Joins: mtn (~mtn@replaced-ip)
• 2350[15:02:47] *** Joins: drocsid (~colin@replaced-ip)
• 2351[15:02:49] *** Joins: stvlker (~stvlker@replaced-ip)
• 2352[15:03:10] *** Joins: safe (~safe@replaced-ip)
• 2353[15:03:16] *** Quits: markybob (~markybob@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 2354[15:03:37] <Kartagis> can I ask about virt-install issues here? #virt in oftc is dead?
• 2355[15:03:51] *** Joins: Dr_Coke (~Dr_Coke@replaced-ip)
• 2356[15:04:00] *** Joins: markybob (~markybob@replaced-ip)
• 2357[15:04:15] *** Joins: squidgirl (~squidgirl@replaced-ip)
• 2358[15:04:26] *** Quits: InfoTest (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Quit: InfoTest)
• 2359[15:05:24] *** Quits: dhex (~clion@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 2360[15:05:49] *** Quits: Dr_Coke (~Dr_Coke@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2361[15:06:01] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 2362[15:07:23] *** Quits: hualet_deepin (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2363[15:08:04] *** Quits: c00lbard (~c00lbard@replaced-ip) ()
• 2364[15:09:09] *** Joins: lf622662 (~root@replaced-ip)
• 2365[15:09:23] *** Joins: jonathan_zz (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2366[15:09:26] *** Joins: Wizek_ (~Wizek@replaced-ip)
• 2367[15:09:38] <jmarciano> I would like to know, who compiles binaries for Debian? And where? Is it at home or at servers?
• 2368[15:09:43] *** Quits: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 2369[15:10:12] *** Quits: cisc (~cisc@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 2370[15:10:26] *** Joins: cisc (~cisc@replaced-ip)
• 2371[15:10:28] *** Quits: lf622662 (~root@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2372[15:10:35] *** Quits: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2373[15:10:59] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 2374[15:11:13] <Kartagis> jmarciano: I'd say depends on the package
• 2375[15:11:36] <themill> jmarciano: most packages are compiled on the buildd network
• 2376[15:11:40] <jmarciano> is it fully automated binary compilation? Or maintainers do that one by one?
• 2377[15:11:49] *** Parts: topyli (~topyli@replaced-ip)
• 2378[15:11:54] <themill> jmarciano: replaced-url
• 2379[15:12:15] *** Quits: wip3out (~wip3out@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2380[15:12:30] *** Quits: mtn (~mtn@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2381[15:12:45] *** Quits: nikio_ (~nikio_@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2382[15:12:59] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Quit: I have gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 2383[15:13:04] <jmarciano> yes I read thanks
• 2384[15:13:23] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2385[15:13:48] *** Quits: iWaldo__ (iWaldo___@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 2386[15:13:53] *** Joins: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 2387[15:13:54] <jmarciano> and how is ensured that source code is compiled as such without possible "hidden" modifications by maintainers?
• 2388[15:14:30] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2389[15:14:34] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2390[15:14:47] *** Joins: mniip (mniip@replaced-ip)
• 2391[15:14:54] *** Joins: mtn (~mtn@replaced-ip)
• 2392[15:14:58] *** Joins: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 2393[15:15:15] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2394[15:15:35] *** Joins: aaronmeh_ (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 2395[15:16:18] *** Quits: rosten (~rosten@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2396[15:17:36] *** Quits: pLk (~sherwood@replaced-ip##) (Quit: Quake Memorial! ##replaced-url
• 2397[15:19:07] *** Joins: wonderworld (~ww@replaced-ip)
• 2398[15:19:45] *** Quits: aaronmeh_ (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 2399[15:20:13] *** Quits: sz0 (uid110435@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 2400[15:21:15] *** Quits: MaxLanar (~user@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2401[15:21:41] *** Joins: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip)
• 2402[15:22:19] *** Joins: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 2403[15:22:25] *** Joins: ericandrewlewis (uid32062@replaced-ip)
• 2404[15:22:38] *** Quits: lerp (~herp@replaced-ip) (K-Lined)
• 2405[15:23:35] *** Joins: MoonkYan_ (~moonkyang@replaced-ip)
• 2406[15:24:03] *** Joins: lf622662 (~archie@replaced-ip)
• 2407[15:25:16] *** Quits: davi (~davi@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2408[15:26:06] *** Quits: mtn (~mtn@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2409[15:26:49] *** Quits: NickCao (uid128134@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 2410[15:27:10] *** Quits: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 2411[15:27:28] *** Joins: mtn (~mtn@replaced-ip)
• 2412[15:27:52] *** Quits: afroboy (~afroboy@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2413[15:28:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1694
• 2414[15:29:18] *** Quits: lf622662 (~archie@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2415[15:30:39] *** Joins: davi (~davi@replaced-ip)
• 2416[15:31:38] *** Quits: monty (~monte@replaced-ip##) (Quit: ZNC - ##replaced-url
• 2417[15:31:52] *** Joins: monty (~monte@replaced-ip)
• 2418[15:33:12] *** Quits: jehaby (~urf@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2419[15:33:27] *** Joins: afroboy (~afroboy@replaced-ip)
• 2420[15:34:11] *** Joins: hyfrehyfre (~hyfrehyfr@replaced-ip)
• 2421[15:34:11] *** Joins: Ryushin (chris@replaced-ip)
• 2422[15:34:12] *** Quits: cyan__ (~cyan@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2423[15:34:24] *** Quits: dasj (~daniel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2424[15:34:54] *** Quits: hyfrehyfre (~hyfrehyfr@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 2425[15:35:24] *** Joins: OS-19188-kriss (~OS-19188@replaced-ip)
• 2426[15:35:35] *** Quits: OS-19188-kriss (~OS-19188@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 2427[15:35:35] *** Joins: OS-19188-kriss (~OS-19188@replaced-ip)
• 2428[15:35:43] *** Joins: hyfrehyfre (~hyfrehyfr@replaced-ip)
• 2429[15:36:00] *** Quits: hyfrehyfre (~hyfrehyfr@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 2430[15:36:11] *** Joins: js9600 (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 2431[15:36:42] *** Joins: eMaks (~eMaks@replaced-ip)
• 2432[15:37:27] *** Joins: jehaby (~urf@replaced-ip)
• 2433[15:37:54] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 2434[15:38:56] *** Quits: controll (~a@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 2435[15:39:16] *** Quits: yekk (~yekk@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2436[15:39:23] *** Quits: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2437[15:39:49] *** Joins: drmagoo (~drmagoo@replaced-ip)
• 2438[15:40:03] *** Quits: davi (~davi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2439[15:40:48] *** Joins: yekk (~yekk@replaced-ip)
• 2440[15:41:15] *** Joins: ompaul (~ompaul@replaced-ip)
• 2441[15:41:43] *** Quits: han-solo (~han-solo@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 2442[15:42:05] *** Joins: ziz15 (~ziz15@replaced-ip)
• 2443[15:42:37] *** Parts: posi (sid124649@replaced-ip)
• 2444[15:42:54] *** Quits: ompaul (~ompaul@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2445[15:43:02] <ziz15> hi does anybody else have problem update flash player?? thanks
• 2446[15:43:30] *** Joins: vladiro (~vladiro@replaced-ip)
• 2447[15:43:54] *** Joins: marrrc (~marrrc@replaced-ip)
• 2448[15:44:19] *** Quits: Aquarina (~GRAMA@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2449[15:44:34] *** Parts: OS-19188-kriss (~OS-19188@replaced-ip)
• 2450[15:44:46] *** Quits: drocsid (~colin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 2451[15:44:54] <babilen> ziz15: What kind of problem?
• 2452[15:45:32] <ziz15> babilen: i give sudo update-nonflashplugin --install and it does nothing ...
• 2453[15:45:58] <babilen> That command is wrong. You wand "sudo update-flashplugin-nonfree --install"
• 2454[15:46:03] *** Joins: fennesz (~fennesz@replaced-ip)
• 2455[15:46:19] <ziz15> babilen: yes
• 2456[15:46:33] <babilen> Might want to pass "--verbose" also
• 2457[15:46:46] <ziz15> babilen: what i mean is it doesnt download and install latest flash
• 2458[15:46:51] *** Quits: aau_ (~aau@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2459[15:47:06] *** Joins: dasj (~daniel@replaced-ip)
• 2460[15:47:12] <babilen> Could you try the correct command, suffix "--verbose" and paste the outcome to replaced-url
• 2461[15:47:18] <ziz15> babilen: i have done that it from what i understand is says an error about people.debian
• 2462[15:47:19] *** Joins: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip)
• 2463[15:47:22] *** Quits: squidgirl (~squidgirl@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2464[15:47:36] *** Quits: babak (uid19622@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 2465[15:48:18] *** Joins: lucaswan_ (~lucaswang@replaced-ip)
• 2466[15:48:28] *** Quits: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 2467[15:48:50] <ziz15> babilen: how to upload the output to paste.debian???
• 2468[15:49:11] *** Joins: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip)
• 2469[15:49:19] <bazhang> ,v pastebinit
• 2470[15:49:19] <judd> Package: pastebinit on amd64 -- squeeze: 1.1-2squeeze1; wheezy: 1.3-4; jessie: 1.4-4; stretch: 1.5-1; sid: 1.5-1
• 2471[15:49:41] *** Quits: lucaswan_ (~lucaswang@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2472[15:49:56] *** Joins: TIM-BOSS (~TIM-BOSS@replaced-ip)
• 2473[15:49:59] <bazhang> command | pastebinit
• 2474[15:50:08] <TIM-BOSS> CIAO
• 2475[15:50:09] *** Joins: lucaswan_ (~lucaswang@replaced-ip)
• 2476[15:50:16] <drmagoo> Hi, I had to reinstall my system and instead of Lubuntu (again) I went with Debian. Now I've got an issue with 2 encrypted lvm-volyms not being mounted at boot. I get the prompt to enter the passwords, but then it fails. When checking the error message from systemd it says that its missing the service? How to I generate that ?
• 2477[15:50:22] <TIM-BOSS> !LIST
• 2478[15:50:22] <dpkg> tim-boss: vedi replaced-url
• 2479[15:50:28] *** Quits: CapsAdmin (~CapsAdmin@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2480[15:50:38] *** Parts: TIM-BOSS (~TIM-BOSS@replaced-ip)
• 2481[15:50:53] *** Joins: CapsAdmin (~CapsAdmin@replaced-ip)
• 2482[15:51:02] *** Quits: Tsutsukakushi (~Tsutsukak@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2483[15:51:11] *** Joins: depate (~patrik@replaced-ip)
• 2484[15:51:42] *** Quits: lucaswang (~lucaswang@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 2485[15:52:39] *** Quits: cisc (~cisc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 2486[15:54:47] *** Joins: pc_ (~pc@replaced-ip)
• 2487[15:54:51] <ziz15> babilen: replaced-url
• 2488[15:55:04] *** pc_ is now known as Guest51585
• 2489[15:55:10] *** Quits: swift110-phone (~swift110-@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2490[15:55:37] *** Joins: earthundead (~earthunde@replaced-ip)
• 2491[15:56:00] *** Quits: Guest51585 (~pc@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2492[15:56:34] <ziz15> babilen: so what is the problem exactly??
• 2493[15:57:02] <dn_> Hello, I'm trying to set up my USB-microphone device in Qtel client (Debian Jessie). I'm using a Microsoft LifeCam HD-3000 webcam as a recording device. The mic audio device in Qtel was set to alsa:default, but I guess it's the wrong one. Any ideas where to find the correct LifeCam device?
• 2494[15:57:13] *** Quits: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2495[15:57:49] *** Quits: Meerkat (~meerkat@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 2496[15:58:03] *** Quits: ghostdog (~american@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 2497[15:58:11] *** Quits: ocbtec (~ocbtec@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2498[15:59:05] *** Joins: ocbtec (~ocbtec@replaced-ip)
• 2499[15:59:08] <ziz15> anyone else have problem with flashplugin not be updating ????
• 2500[15:59:39] <mtn> ziz15: are you just saying the version in iceweasel is old? that is because it will never be any newer.
• 2501[15:59:47] *** Joins: calbasi (~calbasi@replaced-ip)
• 2502[15:59:49] *** Joins: aau_ (~aau@replaced-ip)
• 2503[15:59:58] <mtn> ziz15: if you want a newer version of flash, use chromium and pepperflash plugin
• 2504[16:00:00] <themill> ziz15: perhaps you can describe your problem. Real output in a pastebin helps
• 2505[16:00:29] *** Joins: swing7 (~swing7@replaced-ip)
• 2506[16:00:35] <ziz15> mtn: no i m saying that when i try to update to the latest 11.2 version for debian it wont download the latest
• 2507[16:00:50] *** Joins: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip)
• 2508[16:00:56] <ziz15> themill: replaced-url
• 2509[16:01:28] *** Quits: Emmanuel_Chanel (~emmanuel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 2510[16:01:29] <mtn> ziz15: which version do you have now? replaced-url
• 2511[16:01:46] <ziz15> mtn: 577
• 2512[16:02:25] <ziz15> mtn: it doesnt download and install the 616
• 2513[16:02:49] <themill> ziz15: it hasn't been signed and uploaded yet
• 2514[16:02:55] <mtn> ziz15: if I was a flash user I would use chromium
• 2515[16:03:20] <ziz15> themill: that what i also though... thanks
• 2516[16:03:45] <ziz15> mtn: yes but no flash for 32bit :(
• 2517[16:04:17] *** Quits: depate (~patrik@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2518[16:04:52] *** Joins: squidgirl (~squidgirl@replaced-ip)
• 2519[16:04:57] *** Quits: stvlker (~stvlker@replaced-ip) (Quit: Isopropilprophemilbarbitursauresphenildimethitdimenthylaminophirazolon)
• 2520[16:05:03] *** Quits: Internet13 (~chatzilla@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 2521[16:05:24] *** Joins: Meerkat (~meerkat@replaced-ip)
• 2522[16:05:29] *** Quits: netzfisch (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 2523[16:06:07] *** Joins: Emmanuel_Chanel (~emmanuel@replaced-ip)
• 2524[16:07:04] *** Joins: ZeNEX (~ZeNEX@replaced-ip)
• 2525[16:07:04] <ZeNEX> x
• 2526[16:07:22] <dvs> y
• 2527[16:08:41] *** Joins: sandeman (~sandeman@replaced-ip)
• 2528[16:08:49] *** Quits: iDrac (~iDrac@replaced-ip) (Quit: This computer has gone to sleep)
• 2529[16:09:03] *** Joins: AntimatterCarp (~Carp@replaced-ip)
• 2530[16:09:12] *** Joins: seoner (~usr@replaced-ip)
• 2531[16:09:40] *** Quits: ZeNEX (~ZeNEX@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2532[16:10:36] <drmagoo> can anyone here explain how the configfiles for systemd-cryptsetup reads/works ? I think I might have found the issue
• 2533[16:11:04] *** Joins: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip)
• 2534[16:11:14] *** Joins: lucaswang (~lucaswang@replaced-ip)
• 2535[16:11:21] *** Joins: dmr (~dmr@replaced-ip)
• 2536[16:11:31] *** Quits: fennesz (~fennesz@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2537[16:11:52] *** Quits: lucaswan_ (~lucaswang@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2538[16:12:21] *** Quits: swing7 (~swing7@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 2539[16:13:59] *** Joins: cisc (~cisc@replaced-ip)
• 2540[16:15:04] *** Joins: eKyNoX (~nox@replaced-ip)
• 2541[16:15:12] *** Quits: s8321414 (~s8321414@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 2542[16:15:57] *** Joins: iDrac (~iDrac@replaced-ip)
• 2543[16:16:12] *** Quits: tharkun (~0@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 2544[16:17:13] *** Joins: ghostdog (~american@replaced-ip)
• 2545[16:17:30] *** Quits: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2546[16:17:32] *** Quits: donttrustem (~donttrust@replaced-ip) (Quit: donttrustem)
• 2547[16:17:52] *** Joins: tharkun (~0@replaced-ip)
• 2548[16:17:59] *** Joins: Internet13 (~chatzilla@replaced-ip)
• 2549[16:18:19] *** Quits: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 2550[16:18:23] *** Joins: f3nix (~kvirc@replaced-ip)
• 2551[16:18:42] *** Joins: ment0s (~ment0s@replaced-ip)
• 2552[16:18:52] *** Joins: gtrotcko (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 2553[16:19:03] <ment0s> Hi, could you please confirm that debian 8 live is not booting with secure boot enabled ?
• 2554[16:19:09] *** Joins: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip)
• 2555[16:19:21] *** Quits: cisc (~cisc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2556[16:19:27] <themill> the live images don't do any sort of uefi
• 2557[16:20:18] <ment0s> ohh so actuall instal would work probably ?
• 2558[16:20:38] <themill> I don't think there are any secure boot signed bootloaders around
• 2559[16:20:41] *** Joins: MaxLanar (~user@replaced-ip)
• 2560[16:20:51] <themill> uefi works fine though
• 2561[16:21:00] *** Joins: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip)
• 2562[16:21:12] <ment0s> fedora 23 and ubuntu works fine
• 2563[16:21:32] <ment0s> downloading install media will try
• 2564[16:21:42] *** Joins: threatzero (~threatzer@replaced-ip)
• 2565[16:22:29] *** Joins: cisc (~cisc@replaced-ip)
• 2566[16:23:16] *** Quits: Semtex-H (~blaguvest@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 2567[16:23:58] *** Quits: fooctrl (~havoc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2568[16:23:59] <Kartagis> can I ask about virt-install issues here? #virt in oftc is dead
• 2569[16:24:12] *** Joins: khazakar (~khazakar@replaced-ip)
• 2570[16:27:17] *** Joins: Guest49838 (~bob@replaced-ip)
• 2571[16:27:59] <ment0s> themill: so there is no way to install debian on secure boot enabled devices ?
• 2572[16:28:01] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1702
• 2573[16:28:17] <ment0s> just tried to boot install iso and got access denied
• 2574[16:28:24] *** Quits: ziz15 (~ziz15@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2575[16:29:09] *** Quits: Guest49838 (~bob@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2576[16:29:35] <themill> replaced-url
• 2577[16:29:43] *** Quits: drmagoo (~drmagoo@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2578[16:30:37] *** Joins: amcorreia (~amcorreia@replaced-ip)
• 2579[16:31:51] *** Joins: medeirosthiiago (~medeirost@replaced-ip)
• 2580[16:32:54] *** Joins: petn-randall (~petn-rand@replaced-ip)
• 2581[16:32:58] <ment0s> themill: ok, why then ubuntu and fedora can do secure boot but debian dont ?
• 2582[16:33:42] *** Quits: bumbar_ (~bumbar@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 2583[16:34:04] *** Quits: bakaneko (~anonymous@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 2584[16:34:47] <ment0s> is it only for installer or whole debian ?
• 2585[16:34:52] *** Joins: drmagoo (~drmagoo@replaced-ip)
• 2586[16:35:27] *** Quits: marrrc (~marrrc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 2587[16:35:28] *** Joins: crash_ (~crash@replaced-ip)
• 2588[16:35:44] *** Joins: bakaneko (~anonymous@replaced-ip)
• 2589[16:35:57] *** Joins: superusr (~usr@replaced-ip)
• 2590[16:36:30] *** Joins: CheckDavid (uid14990@replaced-ip)
• 2591[16:36:48] *** Joins: aaro (~aaro@replaced-ip)
• 2592[16:36:50] *** noahfx_ is now known as noahfx
• 2593[16:37:04] *** Joins: rimdeker (~rimdeker@replaced-ip)
• 2594[16:38:54] *** Quits: some_vasya (~some_vasy@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2595[16:39:27] *** Quits: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2596[16:39:41] <themill> Either there is a chain of trust or there is not; you can't magically make one appear after installation time
• 2597[16:39:44] *** Quits: dutchfish (~wil@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2598[16:40:27] *** Joins: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip)
• 2599[16:40:57] *** Joins: AngeFede (~f3d3@replaced-ip)
• 2600[16:41:03] *** Quits: tapout (~tapout@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2601[16:41:19] *** Joins: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip)
• 2602[16:41:25] *** Quits: shootbird (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 2603[16:41:34] *** Quits: JuaNCruZ- (~Gollum@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2604[16:41:36] *** Quits: tme5 (~paris@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2605[16:41:38] <petn-randall> replaced-url
• 2606[16:41:39] <judd> Bug replaced-url
• 2607[16:41:45] <petn-randall> Looks like it's currently being worked on.
• 2608[16:41:57] * dvs gasps
• 2609[16:42:31] <petn-randall> (sorry, just rejoined, might have missed some prior discussion)
• 2610[16:42:38] *** Quits: ptx0 (~cheesus_c@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 2611[16:42:38] *** Quits: c0ded (~c0ded@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 2612[16:43:00] *** Joins: saunamees (5abf648f@replaced-ip)
• 2613[16:43:06] *** Quits: wtkp (~wtkp@replaced-ip) (Read error: No route to host)
• 2614[16:43:09] <threatzero> thrkernelman?
• 2615[16:43:10] <threatzero> mefistofeles?
• 2616[16:43:11] *** Joins: tapout (~tapout@replaced-ip)
• 2617[16:43:23] *** Joins: JuaNCruZ- (~Gollum@replaced-ip)
• 2618[16:43:36] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Quit: I have gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 2619[16:43:36] *** Joins: ptx0 (~cheesus_c@replaced-ip)
• 2620[16:44:33] *** Joins: Tom01 (~tom@replaced-ip)
• 2621[16:45:15] *** Joins: c0ded (~c0ded@replaced-ip)
• 2622[16:46:10] *** Joins: Emmanuel_Chanel_ (~emmanuel@replaced-ip)
• 2623[16:46:19] <threatzero> thrkernelman?
• 2624[16:46:20] <threatzero> mefistofeles?
• 2625[16:46:35] <petn-randall> threatzero: Do you need help?
• 2626[16:46:56] <saunamees> Is it hard to become a debian contributor ? Is making some documentation useful/needed ?
• 2627[16:47:44] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2628[16:47:47] <petn-randall> saunamees: You don't have to apply for it to contribute to Debian. Just do whatever you like that you think might improve Debian in general.
• 2629[16:48:01] *** Joins: ongolaBoy (~ongolaBoy@replaced-ip)
• 2630[16:48:08] *** Guest77472 is now known as TacoTaco
• 2631[16:48:46] *** Joins: shootbird (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2632[16:48:51] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2633[16:49:05] <petn-randall> saunamees: However, to become a Debian maintainer or Debian Developer you have to go through a lengthy process, but it also comes with more responsibility and power.
• 2634[16:49:15] *** Quits: ghostdog (~american@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2635[16:49:33] *** Quits: Emmanuel_Chanel (~emmanuel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 2636[16:50:27] *** Joins: electro33 (uid613@replaced-ip)
• 2637[16:51:29] *** Joins: Geom` (~Geom@replaced-ip)
• 2638[16:51:47] *** Quits: Geom (~Geom@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2639[16:51:54] *** Quits: lucaswang (~lucaswang@replaced-ip) ()
• 2640[16:53:00] *** Quits: earthundead (~earthunde@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2641[16:53:24] *** Joins: davi (~davi@replaced-ip)
• 2642[16:54:10] *** Joins: fooctrl (~havoc@replaced-ip)
• 2643[16:54:11] *** Quits: c0ded (~c0ded@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 2644[16:54:11] *** Joins: c0ded (~c0ded@replaced-ip)
• 2645[16:55:25] *** Quits: gtrotcko (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Quit: gtrotcko)
• 2646[16:55:56] *** Joins: gtrotcko (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 2647[16:56:32] *** Quits: schlady (~schlady@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2648[16:57:08] *** Quits: vladiro (~vladiro@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2649[16:57:38] *** Quits: mtn (~mtn@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 2650[16:57:59] *** Quits: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Quit: Muhannad)
• 2651[16:58:23] *** Quits: dvs (~hibbard@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2652[16:58:39] <Kartagis> why am I getting Error: --disk size=500: Couldn't create default storage pool ?
• 2653[16:58:47] *** Joins: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 2654[16:58:48] *** Joins: marrrc (~marrrc@replaced-ip)
• 2655[16:59:24] *** Joins: Aquarina (~GRAMA@replaced-ip)
• 2656[17:00:33] *** Joins: tulphoon_ (~tulphoon@replaced-ip)
• 2657[17:00:47] *** Quits: tulphoon (~tulphoon@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 2658[17:00:55] *** Joins: mtn (~mtn@replaced-ip)
• 2659[17:02:14] *** Joins: alexei___ (~amgarchin@replaced-ip)
• 2660[17:03:14] *** Joins: Testor (~error@replaced-ip)
• 2661[17:03:27] *** Quits: davi (~davi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 2662[17:03:46] *** Quits: Strife89 (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2663[17:03:46] *** Quits: mtn (~mtn@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2664[17:03:52] *** Quits: khazakar (~khazakar@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 2665[17:04:03] *** Joins: mtn (~mtn@replaced-ip)
• 2666[17:04:04] *** Quits: patterson (~patterson@replaced-ip##) (Quit: Going offline, see ya! (##replaced-url
• 2667[17:05:06] *** Joins: dhex (~clion@replaced-ip)
• 2668[17:05:07] *** Quits: g00se (~goose@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2669[17:05:22] *** Joins: g00se (~goose@replaced-ip)
• 2670[17:06:47] *** Joins: Strife89 (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2671[17:06:50] *** Joins: wtkp (~wtkp@replaced-ip)
• 2672[17:07:12] *** Joins: nikio_ (~nikio_@replaced-ip)
• 2673[17:07:15] *** Quits: Wizek (~Wizek@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 2674[17:07:21] *** Quits: Wizek_ (~Wizek@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2675[17:07:26] *** Parts: keonkim (keonkim@replaced-ip)
• 2676[17:07:38] *** Quits: nikio_ (~nikio_@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2677[17:08:24] *** Quits: Meow-J (uid69628@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 2678[17:08:25] *** Quits: g00se (~goose@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2679[17:08:35] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2680[17:08:51] *** Quits: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 2681[17:09:41] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2682[17:09:55] *** Joins: lucaswang (~lucaswang@replaced-ip)
• 2683[17:10:52] *** Quits: mtn (~mtn@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 2684[17:10:54] *** Quits: Scourje_ (uid63311@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 2685[17:11:59] <saunamees> Thanks. I might just write a good documentation on debian private cloud.
• 2686[17:12:13] <saunamees> well maybe not good, I am terrible writer :)
• 2687[17:12:26] *** Quits: calbasi (~calbasi@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2688[17:13:22] *** Joins: wonderwhy (5ff7a6d5@replaced-ip)
• 2689[17:13:22] <Tom01> Should I get Sound from the little internal Speaker?
• 2690[17:13:37] <Tom01> Which beeps, when booting.
• 2691[17:13:42] *** Joins: asterismo_m (~santiago@replaced-ip)
• 2692[17:13:57] *** Quits: wtkp (~wtkp@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2693[17:14:15] *** Joins: mnords (~mnords@replaced-ip)
• 2694[17:14:35] <mnords> does anyone else experience system freezes with firefox on jessie?
• 2695[17:14:36] *** Quits: smidlers (smyers@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2696[17:14:50] <Kartagis> Tom01: beeping might mean ram failure
• 2697[17:15:07] <Tom01> Kartagis:No, one Beep is normal.
• 2698[17:15:11] *** Joins: smidlers (smyers@replaced-ip)
• 2699[17:15:27] *** Quits: suphu (~daica@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2700[17:16:06] *** Joins: khazakar (~khazakar@replaced-ip)
• 2701[17:16:21] <Tom01> But I already have changed the RAM, because it beeped constantly.
• 2702[17:16:47] *** Quits: Emmanuel_Chanel_ (~emmanuel@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2703[17:16:58] <Tom01> I mean Sound from Rythmbox e.g.
• 2704[17:17:06] *** Joins: Emmanuel_Chanel (~emmanuel@replaced-ip)
• 2705[17:17:08] *** Quits: Emmanuel_Chanel (~emmanuel@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 2706[17:17:34] *** Joins: Emmanuel_Chanel (~emmanuel@replaced-ip)
• 2707[17:18:01] *** Joins: phdeswer_ (~phdeswer@replaced-ip)
• 2708[17:18:19] *** Joins: poleprogger (~mj@replaced-ip)
• 2709[17:18:35] <petn-randall> Tom01: The pc speaker is not necessarily useable as a full fledged speaker.
• 2710[17:18:45] *** Joins: aaronmeh_ (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 2711[17:19:02] *** Quits: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 2712[17:19:14] <khazakar> Hi all! Any advice,help? replaced-url
• 2713[17:19:26] *** Joins: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip)
• 2714[17:19:58] *** Quits: MoonkYan_ (~moonkyang@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 2715[17:20:27] <Tom01> petn-randall: I see. Before this i3 I was using a Power Mac G4 which played Audio with an internal Speaker.
• 2716[17:20:39] *** Joins: davi (~davi@replaced-ip)
• 2717[17:20:39] *** Quits: davi (~davi@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 2718[17:20:39] *** Joins: davi (~davi@replaced-ip)
• 2719[17:20:40] *** Quits: aaronmeh_ (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2720[17:21:03] *** Joins: Meow-J (uid69628@replaced-ip)
• 2721[17:21:17] <petn-randall> khazakar: Play harder, looks like the terrorists are winning.
• 2722[17:21:31] *** Joins: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip)
• 2723[17:21:52] *** Quits: infernix (nix@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2724[17:22:25] *** Joins: vaidik (~vaidik@replaced-ip)
• 2725[17:22:33] <r6ku> khazakar: looks like pacman ate your screen
• 2726[17:23:00] <khazakar> petn-randall It's CS 1.6
• 2727[17:23:27] <khazakar> r6ku It's magic of DRI3+TearFree + DRI_PRIME=1 steam to run steam via Radeon card.
• 2728[17:24:12] *** Joins: hillbicks (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2729[17:24:18] *** Joins: stoned-in-laptop (~stoned@replaced-ip)
• 2730[17:24:33] *** Quits: hillbicks (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2731[17:24:42] <khazakar> On #radeon channel nobody know how to help me with this :v
• 2732[17:24:58] <stoned-in-laptop> Hello, I need to ask about a reliable USB wireless NIC for debian desktop (8 year old desktop)
• 2733[17:25:14] *** Joins: dutchfish (~wil@replaced-ip)
• 2734[17:25:18] *** Quits: TxGVNN (~Icedove@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2735[17:25:26] *** Joins: PryMar56 (~prymar@replaced-ip)
• 2736[17:25:51] *** Joins: TechnoTony_LINUX (~TechnoTon@replaced-ip)
• 2737[17:26:01] <stoned-in-laptop> I'm running debian stable, and wanted to know which chipset you would recommend
• 2738[17:26:06] *** Joins: Almtesh (~Almtesh@replaced-ip)
• 2739[17:27:30] *** Quits: saunamees (5abf648f@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 2740[17:27:44] <petn-randall> stoned-in-laptop: It's probably easier to just pick a wifi device you like, and just do an internet search if it runs on Debian stable. There's a 95% chance it'll work out of the box.
• 2741[17:28:06] <petn-randall> !wifi
• 2742[17:28:07] <dpkg> Support for your wireless LAN device is dependent on the chipset within. Don't know what you have? Ask me about <what's my wireless>. Atheros: <atheros>; Atmel: <atmel>; Broadcom: <broadcom>; Intel: <intel>; Intersil: <prism>; Marvell: <marvell>; Ralink: <ralink>; Realtek: <realtek>; TI: <acx-mac80211>; VIA: <vt665x>; ZyDAS: <zydas>. See also <crda>, <killswitch>, <wpa>. replaced-url
• 2743[17:28:28] <stoned-in-laptop> Okay
• 2744[17:29:42] *** Quits: TechnoTony_MAIN (~TechnoTon@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 2745[17:29:42] *** Joins: yaume (~gchenuet@replaced-ip)
• 2746[17:29:44] <stoned-in-laptop> Hey, thanks. good news in that link. Currently there are only a few modern wifi chipsets readily available that work with free software systems. For USB wifi devices this list includes the Realtek RTL8187B chipset (802.11G) and the Atheros AR9170 chipset (802.11N). For Mini PCIe all cards with an Atheros chipset are supported.
• 2747[17:29:49] *** Quits: Sector89 (~Sector89@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2748[17:29:49] *** Quits: AndroidVaan (~AndroidVa@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2749[17:29:52] *** Quits: navlys (~smuxi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 2750[17:30:17] <stoned-in-laptop> I am assuming the N should be backwards compat w/ G, right?
• 2751[17:30:26] <khazakar> stoned-in-laptop yup
• 2752[17:30:31] <stoned-in-laptop> Thank you
• 2753[17:31:59] *** Joins: navlys (~smuxi@replaced-ip)
• 2754[17:32:00] *** Joins: TxGVNN (~Icedove@replaced-ip)
• 2755[17:32:00] *** Quits: davi (~davi@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2756[17:32:21] *** Joins: bjornar (~bjornar@replaced-ip)
• 2757[17:32:39] <petn-randall> stoned-in-laptop: I'd say it's the other way around. I've only found one chipset that *didn't* work out of the box of all the devices I ever got to use.
• 2758[17:32:47] *** Quits: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 2759[17:32:55] <petn-randall> stoned-in-laptop: The mostly need non-free firmware, but that's a different story.
• 2760[17:33:04] <stoned-in-laptop> Right
• 2761[17:33:23] <stoned-in-laptop> I like to try and stick to Free software when I don't have to use non-free
• 2762[17:33:54] <stoned-in-laptop> I will have to use the non-free driver for the laptop though
• 2763[17:34:54] *** Joins: Lokke (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 2764[17:34:56] *** Joins: controll (~a@replaced-ip)
• 2765[17:35:10] <petn-randall> stoned-in-laptop: I'm not following through. Most firmware is non-free. You can run some devices without the firmware, but then they miss important functionality, such as connecting to encrypted wifi hotspots.
• 2766[17:35:21] <stoned-in-laptop> I see
• 2767[17:35:29] <petn-randall> stoned-in-laptop: Not that you still won't be running any proprietary software on your CPU.
• 2768[17:35:35] <petn-randall> s/Not/Note/
• 2769[17:35:41] <stoned-in-laptop> I'm not familiar w/ a lot of this. I have always used wired.
• 2770[17:35:45] *** Joins: netzfisch (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 2771[17:36:07] <stoned-in-laptop> I mean if I have to it's fine, but I try not to use non-free.
• 2772[17:36:19] *** Quits: mzane (~user@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2773[17:37:22] *** Quits: alexei___ (~amgarchin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2774[17:37:26] <stoned-in-laptop> petn-randall: which one do personally use, if you use one
• 2775[17:37:37] <stoned-in-laptop> you*
• 2776[17:37:39] *** Quits: Eryn_1983_FL (~Eryn_1983@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1)
• 2777[17:37:57] *** Joins: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 2778[17:37:59] *** Quits: Noturno (~marcelo@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2779[17:38:23] *** Joins: adrian (~adrian@replaced-ip)
• 2780[17:38:42] *** Joins: hashem (~hashem@replaced-ip)
• 2781[17:39:00] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2782[17:39:18] *** Quits: marrrc (~marrrc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2783[17:39:39] *** Quits: yaume (~gchenuet@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 2784[17:39:46] *** Parts: mnords (~mnords@replaced-ip)
• 2785[17:39:55] *** Quits: rimdeker (~rimdeker@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2786[17:40:25] <petn-randall> stoned-in-laptop: ralink chipsets always worked for me.
• 2787[17:40:28] *** Joins: tako (~tako@replaced-ip)
• 2788[17:40:33] *** Joins: DonManInBlack (~DonManInB@replaced-ip)
• 2789[17:40:49] *** Joins: vervet (~vervet@replaced-ip)
• 2790[17:40:58] *** Joins: jubo2 (~juboxi@replaced-ip)
• 2791[17:41:36] <wonderwhy> Hi, I feel I'm been mistakenly banned form #debian some days ago. I gently ask an op to check, look into replaced-url
• 2792[17:41:47] <wonderwhy> *from
• 2793[17:42:20] <petn-randall> wonderwhy: But you _are_ in #debian.
• 2794[17:42:41] *** Joins: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip)
• 2795[17:42:49] *** Joins: pestr (~peter@replaced-ip)
• 2796[17:42:53] <wonderwhy> petn-randall: yes, just with a different nick. technically I'm evading that ban
• 2797[17:43:54] *** Joins: b1shop (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 2798[17:44:21] <jmarciano> try changing nick
• 2799[17:44:38] *** Joins: oish (~charlie@replaced-ip)
• 2800[17:44:45] *** Joins: davi (~davi@replaced-ip)
• 2801[17:44:45] *** Quits: davi (~davi@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 2802[17:44:45] *** Joins: davi (~davi@replaced-ip)
• 2803[17:45:33] *** Joins: vila (~vila@replaced-ip)
• 2804[17:45:59] *** Joins: yaume (~gchenuet@replaced-ip)
• 2805[17:45:59] *** Quits: yaume (~gchenuet@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2806[17:46:39] *** Joins: analogfreak (8ea02cfc@replaced-ip)
• 2807[17:47:00] <petn-randall> wonderwhy: Try asking in #debian-ops.
• 2808[17:47:02] *** Quits: davi (~davi@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2809[17:47:18] <wonderwhy> petn-randall: that's ok, thanks
• 2810[17:47:19] *** Joins: katie1231 (~chatzilla@replaced-ip)
• 2811[17:48:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1713
• 2812[17:48:04] *** Quits: hashem (~hashem@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 2813[17:48:22] <katie1231> Hey guys, I am trying to install nvidia graphics drivers in debian. Which drivers do I need for GTX 750ti?
• 2814[17:48:27] *** Joins: Eryn_1983_FL (~Eryn_1983@replaced-ip)
• 2815[17:48:36] *** Quits: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2816[17:48:56] *** Joins: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip)
• 2817[17:49:34] *** Joins: LaT0rtue (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2818[17:50:15] *** Joins: nhhc (~nhhc@replaced-ip)
• 2819[17:50:32] *** Parts: wonderwhy (5ff7a6d5@replaced-ip)
• 2820[17:50:52] <xorond> katie1231, replaced-url
• 2821[17:51:30] <r6ku> katie1231: replaced-url
• 2822[17:52:02] <katie1231> I've downloaded those but I can't access a terminal from the login window (ctrl + alt + F1) doesn't work so I can run the driver install.
• 2823[17:52:03] *** Quits: navlys (~smuxi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 2824[17:52:18] *** Quits: Guest1769 (~ubik@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2825[17:52:24] <xorond> katie1231, if you have a GUI running you can do it from the terminal there
• 2826[17:52:46] <katie1231> it says that X can't be running
• 2827[17:53:18] <xorond> try ctrl + alt + f[range(2,7)]
• 2828[17:53:38] *** Joins: some_vasya (~some_vasy@replaced-ip)
• 2829[17:53:46] <katie1231> none of those work. They never have. That's why I was hoping there was a repo i can pull down with the drivers i need?
• 2830[17:54:01] *** Quits: c0fe_machine (~c0fe_mach@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2831[17:54:32] *** Quits: DonManInBlack (~DonManInB@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2832[17:54:47] <xorond> katie1231, you say you have the driver downloaded, can you not run it?
• 2833[17:55:01] <markybob> there is if you read the wiki r6ku linked you to. i'm not sure why xorond is telling you to do something that would break your debian install
• 2834[17:55:27] *** Joins: Drzacek (~Drzacek@replaced-ip)
• 2835[17:55:39] *** Quits: brguy (uid21011@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 2836[17:55:46] *** Quits: ericandrewlewis (uid32062@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 2837[17:55:55] <katie1231> alright I'll check out the wiki that r6ku linked
• 2838[17:56:10] *** Joins: MrMonkey31 (~duras@replaced-ip)
• 2839[17:56:48] *** Quits: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2840[17:56:59] *** Quits: asterismo_m (~santiago@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2841[17:57:01] *** Joins: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip)
• 2842[17:57:10] *** Joins: navlys (~smuxi@replaced-ip)
• 2843[17:57:48] *** Joins: ZeNEX (~ZeNEX@replaced-ip)
• 2844[17:57:54] *** Joins: davi (~davi@replaced-ip)
• 2845[17:59:01] <ZeNEX> Why is firefox nowhere in the repository?
• 2846[17:59:29] *** Quits: N0mad (nomad@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2847[17:59:31] *** Quits: dasj (~daniel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 2848[18:01:09] *** Quits: err404 (~err404@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 2849[18:01:24] *** Quits: Starduster (~SD@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 2850[18:02:29] <jelly> ZeNEX: which debian release are you using? It's called iceweasel in debian 8
• 2851[18:02:37] *** Quits: Meerkat (~meerkat@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2852[18:02:53] *** Joins: orlok (~den@replaced-ip)
• 2853[18:03:01] <dutchfish> for sid replaced-url
• 2854[18:03:09] *** ChanServ sets mode: +o jelly
• 2855[18:03:13] *** ChanServ sets mode: -o jelly
• 2856[18:03:35] <ZeNEX> jelly, is it really the same?
• 2857[18:03:36] *** Joins: earthundead (~earthunde@replaced-ip)
• 2858[18:03:51] <orlok> Is GNOME default DE in Debian?
• 2859[18:04:08] *** Joins: err404 (~err404@replaced-ip)
• 2860[18:04:09] <r6ku> ZeNEX: orlok: yes
• 2861[18:04:27] <orlok> why?
• 2862[18:04:29] *** Joins: sterniste (~sstern@replaced-ip)
• 2863[18:04:48] *** Joins: Dipper2 (~clion@replaced-ip)
• 2864[18:04:54] <r6ku> ZeNEX: you can get the latest release of firefox from here if you need it replaced-url
• 2865[18:05:03] *** Quits: Jidoor (~Jidoor@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 2866[18:05:04] <ZeNEX> r6ku, thanks
• 2867[18:05:17] *** Quits: afroboy (~afroboy@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 2868[18:05:31] *** Joins: Jidoor (~Jidoor@replaced-ip)
• 2869[18:05:43] <orlok> Will Icedove be Thunderbird in Debian?
• 2870[18:06:05] *** Quits: oish (~charlie@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 2871[18:06:15] *** Joins: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 2872[18:06:40] *** Quits: dionysus69 (~Icedove@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 2873[18:06:43] *** ChanServ sets mode: +o jelly
• 2874[18:06:43] *** Joins: infernix (nix@replaced-ip)
• 2875[18:06:50] *** jelly sets mode: -b $r:allizom$##arguments
• 2876[18:07:09] *** Joins: allizom (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 2877[18:07:09] <petn-randall> orlok: Probably in the next release, yes.
• 2878[18:07:27] <allizom> ok, I've been unbanned
• 2879[18:07:37] <jelly> allizom: right, sorry about that
• 2880[18:07:41] <orlok> But Icedove is not Thunderbird in Sid now.
• 2881[18:07:42] <katie1231> when i do apt-get install -t jessie-backports nvidia-driver i get a message that says Media-change: please insert the disc
• 2882[18:07:47] <katie1231> what is that all about?
• 2883[18:07:50] *** Quits: AngeFede (~f3d3@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2884[18:08:15] *** Quits: markybob (~markybob@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 2885[18:08:33] *** Quits: dhex (~clion@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 2886[18:08:45] <jelly> orlok: it's going to be renamed back as well, soon
• 2887[18:08:55] <petn-randall> katie1231: Have you tried a basic internet search before asking in here?
• 2888[18:08:57] *** Joins: jfdh (~jfdh@replaced-ip)
• 2889[18:08:59] *** Quits: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2890[18:09:10] *** ChanServ sets mode: -o jelly
• 2891[18:09:11] <katie1231> doing so now
• 2892[18:09:36] *** Joins: markybob (~markybob@replaced-ip)
• 2893[18:10:42] <jelly> katie1231: comment out any cdrom/dvd lines in your /etc/apt/sources.list and retry?
• 2894[18:10:55] *** Joins: Nnavd (~Nnavd@replaced-ip)
• 2895[18:11:11] *** Joins: klow (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 2896[18:11:17] <katie1231> i dont have cdrom.dvd lines in my sources.list
• 2897[18:11:29] *** Quits: olerem (~olerem@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 2898[18:11:40] <orlok> katie1231: cat your sources.list here
• 2899[18:11:49] <petn-randall> katie1231: Also check /etc/apt/sources.list.d/, and you have to run 'apt-get update' before anything else.
• 2900[18:11:59] <jelly> orlok: don't suggest that please
• 2901[18:12:09] <jelly> !paste
• 2902[18:12:09] <dpkg> Do not paste more than 2 lines to this channel. Instead, use: replaced-url
• 2903[18:12:16] <katie1231> thats what is was. I needed to run apt-get update
• 2904[18:12:17] <orlok> just joke
• 2905[18:12:38] *** Parts: orlok (~den@replaced-ip)
• 2906[18:12:39] <petn-randall> orlok: no, you were baiting someone to get kicked here.
• 2907[18:12:51] *** Joins: SpeccyMan (~nick@replaced-ip)
• 2908[18:13:03] *** Joins: olerem (~olerem@replaced-ip)
• 2909[18:13:19] *** Joins: Scourje_ (uid63311@replaced-ip)
• 2910[18:13:40] *** Joins: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip)
• 2911[18:14:00] *** Joins: HansE (~HansE@replaced-ip)
• 2912[18:14:27] *** Joins: T0rch (~T0rch@replaced-ip)
• 2913[18:14:50] <jelly> katie1231: also, you probably want to install nvidia-kernel-dkms instead of nvidia-driver directly
• 2914[18:15:19] *** Quits: ZeNEX (~ZeNEX@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2915[18:15:21] <jelly> something like
• 2916[18:15:24] <jelly> !nvidia dkms
• 2917[18:15:25] <dpkg> For Debian 7 "Wheezy" and later systems. Ask me about <contrib> and <non-free sources>. «aptitude -r install linux-headers-`uname -r|sed 's,[^-]*-[^-]*-,,'` nvidia-kernel-dkms && mkdir /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d ; echo -e 'Section "Device"\n\tIdentifier "My GPU"\n\tDriver "nvidia"\nEndSection' > /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-nvidia.conf». Restart your system to enable the <nouveau> blacklist.
• 2918[18:16:17] <katie1231> I followed the wiki and restarted and now all i see is a black screen!
• 2919[18:16:27] *** Joins: shaun413 (uid121475@replaced-ip)
• 2920[18:16:37] *** Joins: \ni (~\ni@replaced-ip)
• 2921[18:16:42] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Quit: I have gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 2922[18:16:43] *** Joins: Riidio (~riidio@replaced-ip)
• 2923[18:17:02] *** Joins: gryle (~jan@replaced-ip)
• 2924[18:17:05] <Riidio> hi guy's... simple question... in vmware better use 32 or 64bit for distro linux?
• 2925[18:17:17] *** Quits: klow (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 2926[18:17:21] *** Joins: Drzacek_ (~Drzacek@replaced-ip)
• 2927[18:17:37] *** Joins: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip)
• 2928[18:18:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1720
• 2929[18:18:21] *** Joins: Langley (~kjihu@replaced-ip)
• 2930[18:18:48] *** Joins: klow (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 2931[18:18:51] <jelly> Riidio: 64bit is the common choice these days
• 2932[18:18:56] *** Quits: klow (~textual@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2933[18:19:06] *** Quits: Emmanuel_Chanel (~emmanuel@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2934[18:19:11] <Riidio> thx, bro
• 2935[18:19:11] *** Joins: dArK_IcE (~DARKICEPT@replaced-ip)
• 2936[18:19:21] <Riidio> also if i use only 2gb of ram
• 2937[18:19:22] <Riidio> ?
• 2938[18:19:30] *** Joins: PseudoNoob (~PseudoNoo@replaced-ip)
• 2939[18:19:35] *** Joins: Drzaca (~Drzacek@replaced-ip)
• 2940[18:19:42] *** Quits: Drzaca (~Drzacek@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 2941[18:19:46] <r6ku> katie1231: did you remember to do the configuration part?
• 2942[18:19:54] <jelly> Riidio: 2GB for the VM or 2GB total on the host?
• 2943[18:20:07] *** Joins: Drzaca (~Drzacek@replaced-ip)
• 2944[18:20:19] *** Joins: bollullera (~anuxi@replaced-ip)
• 2945[18:20:31] <Riidio> 2gb for vm
• 2946[18:20:34] <Riidio> total is 8gb
• 2947[18:20:46] <katie1231> r6ku: which config part? I didn't see that in the wiki that i followed here: replaced-url
• 2948[18:20:54] <jelly> go with 64bit anyway. Easier to deal with if you choose to grow it later
• 2949[18:21:03] *** Quits: Drzacek (~Drzacek@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 2950[18:21:06] <r6ku> katie1231: replaced-url
• 2951[18:21:13] <Riidio> ok thx
• 2952[18:21:23] *** Quits: technohehl (~technoheh@replaced-ip) (Quit: Bye...)
• 2953[18:22:22] *** Quits: lucaswang (~lucaswang@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2954[18:22:49] *** Joins: lucaswang (~lucaswang@replaced-ip)
• 2955[18:23:09] *** Quits: Drzacek_ (~Drzacek@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 2956[18:23:16] *** Parts: Riidio (~riidio@replaced-ip)
• 2957[18:23:24] *** Quits: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip) (Quit: ZZZzzz…)
• 2958[18:24:03] *** Joins: CodingWithClass_ (~CodingWit@replaced-ip)
• 2959[18:24:34] *** Parts: pestr (~peter@replaced-ip)
• 2960[18:25:18] *** Joins: ktchk (~eddie6929@replaced-ip)
• 2961[18:25:31] *** Joins: lucaswan_ (~lucaswang@replaced-ip)
• 2962[18:25:34] *** Quits: sypher (sypher@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.4)
• 2963[18:26:05] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 2964[18:26:12] *** Quits: Otis (~coffee@replaced-ip) (Quit: Lost terminal)
• 2965[18:26:24] *** Joins: alexei___ (~amgarchin@replaced-ip)
• 2966[18:27:12] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 2967[18:27:26] *** Joins: sz0 (uid110435@replaced-ip)
• 2968[18:28:01] *** Quits: ktchk (~eddie6929@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2969[18:28:03] *** Quits: DoctorD90 (~DoctorD90@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 2970[18:28:31] *** Quits: azmodeus (~azmodeus@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 2971[18:28:40] *** Quits: nebg (~nebg@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 2972[18:29:07] *** Joins: hihou (~oussama@replaced-ip)
• 2973[18:29:12] *** Quits: lucaswang (~lucaswang@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 2974[18:30:10] *** Dipper2 is now known as Dipper
• 2975[18:30:21] *** Joins: Emmanuel_Chanel (~emmanuel@replaced-ip)
• 2976[18:30:22] *** Quits: Emmanuel_Chanel (~emmanuel@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 2977[18:30:46] *** Joins: Emmanuel_Chanel (~emmanuel@replaced-ip)
• 2978[18:30:47] <katie1231> r6ku: when i run sudo apt-get install nvidia-xconfig i get unable to locate package nvidia-xconfig
• 2979[18:31:02] *** Quits: SPF|Cloud (uid11755@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 2980[18:31:12] *** Quits: lucaswan_ (~lucaswang@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2981[18:31:15] *** Quits: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2982[18:31:23] *** Joins: Blaguvest (~blaguvest@replaced-ip)
• 2983[18:31:37] *** Joins: xbytemx (~xbytemx@replaced-ip)
• 2984[18:32:01] *** Joins: azmodeus (~azmodeus@replaced-ip)
• 2985[18:32:03] *** Joins: Zyferus (~Zyferus@replaced-ip)
• 2986[18:32:07] <katie1231> r6ku: i guess i can just manually create the config
• 2987[18:32:24] *** Joins: DoctorD90 (~DoctorD90@replaced-ip)
• 2988[18:32:28] *** Quits: allizom (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Quit: allizom)
• 2989[18:32:41] *** Quits: phdeswer_ (~phdeswer@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 2990[18:33:02] *** Joins: nebg (~nebg@replaced-ip)
• 2991[18:33:56] *** Joins: jushur (~jushur@replaced-ip)
• 2992[18:34:20] *** Joins: oish (~charlie@replaced-ip)
• 2993[18:34:39] *** Quits: cyborg-one (~cyborg-on@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 2994[18:35:06] *** Quits: tako (~tako@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 2995[18:36:12] *** Joins: Cy8aer (~Cy8aer@replaced-ip)
• 2996[18:36:13] *** Cy8aer is now known as cy8aer
• 2997[18:36:32] *** Joins: mastokley (~mastokley@replaced-ip)
• 2998[18:37:06] *** Joins: clbk (~clbk@replaced-ip)
• 2999[18:37:58] *** Quits: clbk (~clbk@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3000[18:38:24] *** Joins: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip)
• 3001[18:38:27] *** Quits: antgel (~topdog@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3002[18:38:48] *** Joins: cmhobbs (~cmhobbs@replaced-ip)
• 3003[18:39:22] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 3004[18:40:56] *** Quits: dArK_IcE (~DARKICEPT@replaced-ip) ()
• 3005[18:41:07] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3006[18:41:11] *** Joins: Rust3dCor3 (~Rust3dCor@replaced-ip)
• 3007[18:41:50] *** Quits: Langley (~kjihu@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3008[18:42:13] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3009[18:43:47] *** Joins: bobe (~bobe@replaced-ip)
• 3010[18:44:01] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3011[18:45:18] *** Quits: Ricardo__ (~rick@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3012[18:45:19] *** Joins: zyxon (~zyxon@replaced-ip)
• 3013[18:45:47] *** Quits: llorephie (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Quit: llorephie)
• 3014[18:46:07] *** Parts: zyxon (~zyxon@replaced-ip)
• 3015[18:46:46] *** Joins: phaeleh_ (~phaeleh_@replaced-ip)
• 3016[18:46:49] *** Joins: bipul (~bipul@replaced-ip)
• 3017[18:47:24] *** Quits: phaeleh_ (~phaeleh_@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3018[18:47:28] *** Quits: bipul (~bipul@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 3019[18:47:46] *** Joins: HeKaz (~HeKaz@replaced-ip)
• 3020[18:47:55] *** Parts: j4n4 (~jan@replaced-ip)
• 3021[18:48:05] *** Joins: bipul (~bipul@replaced-ip)
• 3022[18:48:14] *** Quits: fooctrl (~havoc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3023[18:48:24] *** Joins: brguy (uid21011@replaced-ip)
• 3024[18:48:56] *** Joins: soee_ (~soee@replaced-ip)
• 3025[18:48:57] *** Quits: bipul (~bipul@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 3026[18:49:00] *** Quits: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3027[18:49:51] *** Joins: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip)
• 3028[18:50:03] *** Quits: soee (~soee@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 3029[18:50:54] *** Joins: kodapa85 (~cppmonkey@replaced-ip)
• 3030[18:52:48] *** Joins: CipherSec (~CipherSec@replaced-ip)
• 3031[18:53:03] *** Quits: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3032[18:54:03] *** Quits: ment0s (~ment0s@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3033[18:54:04] *** Joins: SPF|Cloud (uid11755@replaced-ip)
• 3034[18:54:59] <jelly> ,v nvidia-xconfig
• 3035[18:55:00] <judd> Package: nvidia-xconfig on amd64 -- squeeze/contrib: 195.36.31-1; wheezy/contrib: 304.48-1; wheezy-backports/contrib: 340.46-1~bpo70+1; jessie/contrib: 340.46-1; stretch/contrib: 340.93-1; sid/contrib: 340.93-1
• 3036[18:55:07] *** Quits: b1shop (~textual@replaced-ip##) (Quit: Textual IRC Client: ##replaced-url
• 3037[18:55:07] *** Joins: awal1 (~Awal1@replaced-ip)
• 3038[18:55:21] *** Quits: nhhc (~nhhc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3039[18:55:27] <jelly> katie1231: make sure you have both "contrib" and "non-free" sources enabled
• 3040[18:55:37] <katie1231> I do
• 3041[18:56:27] *** Quits: gryle (~jan@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 3042[18:56:42] *** Joins: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip)
• 3043[18:56:50] *** Quits: Drzaca (~Drzacek@replaced-ip) (Quit: Generic Quit Message)
• 3044[18:57:26] *** Quits: CipherSec (~CipherSec@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3045[18:57:27] *** Quits: TxGVNN (~Icedove@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3046[19:00:09] <awal1> sources file seems to be a big deal for new debian users (I had same problem when I started using debian). Maybe something may be done for solve this "problem" ?
• 3047[19:00:26] *** Quits: lubarch (~lubarch@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3048[19:01:16] *** Joins: icedp (~mlatu@replaced-ip)
• 3049[19:01:41] *** Quits: bakaneko (~anonymous@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 3050[19:02:10] <r6ku> awal1: ubuntu and mint have a simple gui tool for installing drivers and firmware... but not debian ;(
• 3051[19:03:29] *** Quits: Rephlexie (~Rephlexie@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3052[19:04:01] *** Joins: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip)
• 3053[19:05:01] *** Joins: dhex (~clion@replaced-ip)
• 3054[19:05:25] *** Quits: electro33 (uid613@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 3055[19:05:31] *** Joins: The`Unforgiven (~alabalism@replaced-ip)
• 3056[19:06:22] <r6ku> good god, why hasn't that been implented yet? does nobody care about the woes of #debian?
• 3057[19:06:45] *** Joins: juantelez (~juantelez@replaced-ip)
• 3058[19:07:58] *** Joins: l3archos (~Icedove@replaced-ip)
• 3059[19:08:38] *** Joins: johnkeates (~johnkeate@replaced-ip)
• 3060[19:08:49] *** Quits: Dipper (~clion@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 3061[19:09:00] *** Quits: seoner (~usr@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3062[19:09:22] <awal1> Probably, the installer "should" add by default to the sources.list file those 3 lines deb replaced-url
• 3063[19:09:45] <awal1> when the installer detects ^
• 3064[19:11:15] *** Quits: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 3065[19:11:36] <awal1> r6ku, non free drivers, firmwares and so is another story. debian has has a different approach about that, as you should know yet
• 3066[19:12:54] *** Joins: Wizek_ (~Wizek@replaced-ip)
• 3067[19:13:01] *** Joins: Wizek (~Wizek@replaced-ip)
• 3068[19:13:07] *** Quits: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3069[19:13:18] *** Quits: crameth (~crameth@replaced-ip) (Quit: crameth)
• 3070[19:13:48] <dhex> Hi
• 3071[19:13:53] <dhex> Why should I choose debian over ubuntu?
• 3072[19:15:15] <bazhang> you shouldnt
• 3073[19:15:18] *** Quits: squidgirl (~squidgirl@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 3074[19:15:36] <jonathan_zz> why should you do anything?
• 3075[19:15:45] *** Joins: electro33 (uid613@replaced-ip)
• 3076[19:15:47] *** Parts: Snakes- (~Snakes@replaced-ip)
• 3077[19:16:00] *** Joins: ilCy32 (~ilCyx86_6@replaced-ip)
• 3078[19:16:37] *** Joins: damentz (~damentz@replaced-ip)
• 3079[19:17:27] *** Quits: d0nn1e (~d0nn1e@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3080[19:17:43] <katie1231> I am trying to manually create my /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d file I see this command that i need to run echo -e 'Section "Device"\n\tIdentifier "My GPU"\n\tDriver "nvidia"\nEndSection' > /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-nvidia.conf is the only thing that i need to change is the "My GPU" part?
• 3081[19:17:51] *** Joins: Snakes- (~Snakes@replaced-ip)
• 3082[19:17:57] *** Joins: vervet_ (~vervet@replaced-ip)
• 3083[19:18:00] *** vervet_ is now known as nihil
• 3084[19:19:11] *** Joins: d0nn1e (~d0nn1e@replaced-ip)
• 3085[19:19:13] *** Parts: Snakes- (~Snakes@replaced-ip)
• 3086[19:19:13] *** Quits: khazakar (~khazakar@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 3087[19:19:27] *** nihil is now known as pendleton
• 3088[19:19:49] *** Joins: Snakes (~Snakes@replaced-ip)
• 3089[19:19:49] *** Quits: Snakes (~Snakes@replaced-ip) (Excess Flood)
• 3090[19:19:57] *** Joins: Snakes (~Snakes@replaced-ip)
• 3091[19:19:58] *** Joins: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 3092[19:20:08] <mezo> why not just install nvidia-xconfig and run it?
• 3093[19:20:23] *** Quits: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip) (Quit: ZZZzzz…)
• 3094[19:20:23] *** Joins: treebore (~treebore@replaced-ip)
• 3095[19:20:47] <babilen> katie1231: You don't have to change anything in there
• 3096[19:20:53] <babilen> (not even "My GPU")
• 3097[19:20:55] <katie1231> oh okay thanks
• 3098[19:21:22] <babilen> mezo: Because it creates an overly complex monolithic configuration that adds nothing but problems and the above suffices for switching to nvidia
• 3099[19:21:23] *** pendleton is now known as nihil
• 3100[19:21:27] *** Joins: iWaldo__ (iWaldo___@replaced-ip)
• 3101[19:21:30] *** Joins: ericandrewlewis (uid32062@replaced-ip)
• 3102[19:21:55] *** Joins: niftylettuce (uid2733@replaced-ip)
• 3103[19:22:05] *** Quits: alexei___ (~amgarchin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3104[19:22:08] *** Quits: nihil (~vervet@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3105[19:22:58] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3106[19:23:42] *** Joins: alexei___ (~amgarchin@replaced-ip)
• 3107[19:23:47] *** Quits: Wizek (~Wizek@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3108[19:23:55] <mezo> never had a problem so far with it
• 3109[19:24:04] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3110[19:24:24] *** Quits: Wizek_ (~Wizek@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 3111[19:24:59] *** Joins: Nili (~HR4YO@replaced-ip)
• 3112[19:25:30] <mezo> what was the command to reboot to uefi bios on systemd?
• 3113[19:25:36] *** Joins: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip)
• 3114[19:25:37] *** Joins: HeOS (~heos@replaced-ip)
• 3115[19:25:43] <johnkeates> sudo reboot and then press the del key
• 3116[19:25:47] <johnkeates> or f2
• 3117[19:25:50] <grawity> systemctl reboot --firmware-setup
• 3118[19:25:52] <mezo> i use ultrafast boot
• 3119[19:25:52] *** Quits: satbyy (bnc-satbyy@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3120[19:25:54] <johnkeates> ah
• 3121[19:26:10] <mezo> grawity: thanks
• 3122[19:26:30] *** Joins: so36 (~sngz@replaced-ip)
• 3123[19:26:49] <mezo> i dont get why my usb keyboard not work on grub , when using fast boot. i even enbaled full usb support for fast boot
• 3124[19:27:12] *** Quits: oish (~charlie@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3125[19:27:25] *** Joins: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip)
• 3126[19:27:47] *** Joins: Wizek (~Wizek@replaced-ip)
• 3127[19:27:59] *** Quits: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3128[19:28:13] *** Joins: acksys (~fritz@replaced-ip)
• 3129[19:28:14] *** Joins: solrize (~solrize@replaced-ip)
• 3130[19:28:14] *** Quits: solrize (~solrize@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 3131[19:28:14] *** Joins: solrize (~solrize@replaced-ip)
• 3132[19:28:18] *** Joins: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip)
• 3133[19:28:29] *** Joins: vaidik_ (~vaidik@replaced-ip)
• 3134[19:28:32] *** Quits: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 3135[19:28:32] *** Joins: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip)
• 3136[19:28:35] *** Quits: jak2000 (~jak2000@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3137[19:28:47] *** Parts: so36 (~sngz@replaced-ip)
• 3138[19:29:17] *** Quits: cmhobbs (~cmhobbs@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3139[19:29:52] *** Joins: icob (~icob@replaced-ip)
• 3140[19:30:19] *** Quits: mezo (~daniel@replaced-ip) (Quit: mezo)
• 3141[19:31:02] *** Quits: vaidik (~vaidik@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3142[19:31:59] *** Quits: CheckDavid (uid14990@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 3143[19:32:01] *** Joins: lucaswang (~lucaswang@replaced-ip)
• 3144[19:32:04] *** Quits: clopez (~tau@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3145[19:33:00] *** Joins: clopez (~tau@replaced-ip)
• 3146[19:33:05] *** Joins: rsx (~dummy@replaced-ip)
• 3147[19:33:10] *** Guest65087 is now known as sdollins
• 3148[19:33:21] *** Joins: donttrustem (~donttrust@replaced-ip)
• 3149[19:33:30] *** Quits: noteness (noteness@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 3150[19:34:11] *** Joins: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 3151[19:34:23] *** Joins: aversario (~chatzilla@replaced-ip)
• 3152[19:34:42] *** Joins: cmhobbs (~cmhobbs@replaced-ip)
• 3153[19:35:15] *** Joins: CutMeOwnThroat (~k@replaced-ip)
• 3154[19:35:15] *** Quits: CutMeOwnThroat (~k@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 3155[19:35:15] *** Joins: CutMeOwnThroat (~k@replaced-ip)
• 3156[19:35:21] *** Quits: esotericnonsense (~esoteric@replaced-ip) (Quit: find / -exec cat {} \;)
• 3157[19:36:27] *** Quits: Epakai (~coweater@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 3158[19:36:43] *** Joins: smw_ (~smw@replaced-ip)
• 3159[19:36:52] *** Quits: lucaswang (~lucaswang@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 3160[19:37:01] *** Joins: c0mrade (~c0mrade@replaced-ip)
• 3161[19:37:02] *** Quits: mastokley (~mastokley@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3162[19:37:04] <c0mrade> Anyone interested in free hosting? I've got a server at home and I provide full root access. You choose the OS of your flavor and install it on VMware running on my server...I give up to 3GB of RAM, 200GB of HDD an a vCPU.
• 3163[19:37:14] *** Joins: DomaMuffin (~BotaniCar@replaced-ip)
• 3164[19:37:46] *** Joins: xemacs (~mlowe@replaced-ip)
• 3165[19:38:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1728
• 3166[19:38:11] *** Joins: mastokley (~mastokley@replaced-ip)
• 3167[19:38:12] *** Quits: mastokley (~mastokley@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 3168[19:38:29] *** Quits: bhuvi (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3169[19:38:48] *** Quits: analogfreak (8ea02cfc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 3170[19:38:50] *** Joins: mastokley (~mastokley@replaced-ip)
• 3171[19:39:26] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Quit: I have gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 3172[19:39:27] *** Quits: olerem (~olerem@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 3173[19:41:03] *** Quits: Blaguvest (~blaguvest@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 3174[19:41:09] *** Joins: aaronmeh_ (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 3175[19:41:54] *** Quits: adrian (~adrian@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3176[19:41:55] *** Joins: noteness (~noteness@replaced-ip)
• 3177[19:42:27] *** Joins: dethos (~dethos@replaced-ip)
• 3178[19:45:16] *** Joins: isuldor (~isuldor@replaced-ip)
• 3179[19:46:50] *** Quits: Nili (~HR4YO@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1)
• 3180[19:47:51] *** Quits: sauvin (~sauvin@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3181[19:48:03] *** Quits: icob (~icob@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3182[19:48:05] *** Joins: satbyy (bnc-satbyy@replaced-ip)
• 3183[19:48:47] <awal1> How to combine apt or aptitude search with show ? Example : apt/aptitude search foo and I want to make apt/aptitude show the descriptions of all foo related packages, like when I run apt/aptitude show foo, without having to run apt/aptitude show for all related foo related pkgs that apt/aptitude found ?
• 3184[19:48:54] *** Parts: isuldor (~isuldor@replaced-ip)
• 3185[19:49:16] *** Joins: Nili (~HR4YO@replaced-ip)
• 3186[19:49:20] *** Joins: alien1it (~Icedove@replaced-ip)
• 3187[19:49:27] *** Quits: Nili (~HR4YO@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3188[19:50:02] *** Joins: Drzacek (~Drzacek@replaced-ip)
• 3189[19:50:51] *** Quits: orangey (~orangey@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 3190[19:51:04] *** Quits: vaidik_ (~vaidik@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3191[19:51:07] *** Joins: orangey (~orangey@replaced-ip)
• 3192[19:51:40] *** Joins: Nili (~HR4YO@replaced-ip)
• 3193[19:51:49] <awal1> apt search foo have found foo1, foo2, foo3... I want apt show me immediately the whole description of foo1, foo2 and foo3 like it does with show
• 3194[19:51:55] <petemc> awal1: im not aware of any way to do it directly but its a simple one liner to do it yourself
• 3195[19:52:08] <Drzacek> Hi. I made huge mistake. I installed debian today on my very-slow pc, got confused during installation (wanted to turn off GUI, but pressed enter), and now I got not-so-light system. Any way I can disable X and uninstall it completely (and all GUI applications aswell)?
• 3196[19:52:33] *** Quits: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3197[19:52:36] *** Joins: olerem (~olerem@replaced-ip)
• 3198[19:52:50] <petemc> !remove x
• 3199[19:52:50] <dpkg> remove x is probably "aptitude remove x11-common" will remove X. Use "purge" instead of remove if you also want to remove X's configuration.
• 3200[19:52:57] *** Quits: aversario (~chatzilla@replaced-ip) (Quit: ChatZilla 0.9.92 [Iceweasel 38.7.1/20160318181316])
• 3201[19:53:56] <awal1> petmec, yeah, but sometimes the output of search is so long and it may find interesting pkgs I want and it's a bit tedious check description of the dozens pkgs one by one
• 3202[19:54:16] *** Joins: filisko (~filisko@replaced-ip)
• 3203[19:54:54] *** Quits: threatzero (~threatzer@replaced-ip) (Quit: Saliendo)
• 3204[19:54:57] <petemc> apt-cache search foo |awk '{print $1}'| while read ; do apt-cache show $REPLY ; done | less
• 3205[19:55:15] <Drzacek> petemc, thanks, purging now
• 3206[19:55:19] <Testor> Drzacek: if you installed xorg you also can uninstall it
• 3207[19:55:31] <Testor> never mind
• 3208[19:55:40] <Drzacek> Testor, I don't know what installs by default
• 3209[19:55:58] *** Quits: Pr0metheus (~nezos@replaced-ip) (Quit: Pr0metheus)
• 3210[19:56:01] <awal1> petmec, ok, i'll try and see ;)
• 3211[19:56:47] <teraflops> Try It And See™ <3
• 3212[19:57:06] *** Joins: dasj (~daniel@replaced-ip)
• 3213[19:57:36] <Testor> Drzacek: have you installed debian from netiso image or used a DM iso?
• 3214[19:57:45] *** Joins: s4ndm4n (~sandman@replaced-ip)
• 3215[19:57:49] <Drzacek> dvd1 osp
• 3216[19:57:51] <Drzacek> iso
• 3217[19:57:51] *** Quits: s4ndm4n (~sandman@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 3218[19:57:54] *** Quits: jonathan_zz (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3219[19:58:49] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3220[19:59:10] <awal1> petemc, perfect and wonderful, "apt-cache search foo |awk '{print $1}'| while read ; do apt-cache show $REPLY ; done | less" is what I was looking; it works just perfectly. Thanks!!!
• 3221[19:59:17] <petemc> np
• 3222[19:59:41] <petemc> probably a tidier way to do it, but whatever works
• 3223[19:59:55] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3224[19:59:57] <Testor> ok, then you installed Gnome as your DM. Do you know how to use aptitude?
• 3225[20:00:04] <awal1> yes, but it works.
• 3226[20:00:25] <awal1> now learning a bit about all those commands combinations
• 3227[20:00:52] *** Joins: lucaswang (~lucaswang@replaced-ip)
• 3228[20:01:46] <karlpinc> awal1: (I'd be explicit about the variable read into and avoid bashisms, but that's just me.)
• 3229[20:02:16] <awal1> petemc, for sure I can't remember the whole command my self but I save it somewhere and use it when needed or call it with shell reverse search
• 3230[20:02:33] *** Quits: sterniste (~sstern@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3231[20:02:40] *** Joins: danilo__ (~danilo@replaced-ip)
• 3232[20:02:46] <karlpinc> awal1: Save it in ~/bin/myscriptname
• 3233[20:02:57] *** Quits: teclo- (42@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3234[20:02:58] <awal1> karlpinc, no idea about what you said, what happens exactly with "read"
• 3235[20:03:16] <awal1> in human words please
• 3236[20:03:19] <awal1> :D
• 3237[20:03:22] *** Joins: locrian9 (~mike@replaced-ip)
• 3238[20:03:42] *** Quits: dasj (~daniel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 3239[20:04:19] <karlpinc> awal1: You'd need to read (parts of) "man dash" and "man bash" to really know. The people in #bash will be happy to chat about it forever. It puts lines of standard input into a variable. See #bash for more detail, since it's not really relevant here.
• 3240[20:04:57] <karlpinc> awal1: Well, the "while" is what does multiple lines.
• 3241[20:05:06] *** Joins: Dipper2 (~clion@replaced-ip)
• 3242[20:05:12] *** Dipper2 is now known as Dipper
• 3243[20:05:17] *** Joins: johefernan (~joheferna@replaced-ip)
• 3244[20:05:50] <karlpinc> awal1: I'd recommend "man dash". You need to pay attention to every word, but there's _so_ many fewer words than "man bash".
• 3245[20:06:10] *** Quits: Zitter (~danilo@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3246[20:06:12] *** Quits: lucaswang (~lucaswang@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3247[20:06:30] *** Joins: x032cx (~lxuser@replaced-ip)
• 3248[20:06:47] <awal1> karlpinc, ok, got you know. I need to learn about all that sure...
• 3249[20:07:06] *** Quits: aaronmeh_ (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Quit: I have gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 3250[20:08:08] <katie1231> I installed nvidia drivers and reboot is hung up at "Started Update UTMP about System RunLevel Changes." anyone seen this before?
• 3251[20:08:15] *** Quits: BaW (~BaW@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 3252[20:08:51] *** Quits: dhex (~clion@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 3253[20:09:00] *** Quits: johnkeates (~johnkeate@replaced-ip) (Quit: This computer has gone to sleep)
• 3254[20:09:29] <jmcnaught> katie1231: did you use the Debian packages for the nvidia drivers? Did you remember to setup an xorg.conf?
• 3255[20:09:32] <karlpinc> katie1231: You might check the debian wiki. It has instructions. Maybe there's troubleshooting help too. And you could try "/msg dpkg nvidia" here to chat with the bot.
• 3256[20:10:55] <katie1231> yea i followed the debian wiki for the driver install. I am not 100% sure my xorg.conf is setup correctly
• 3257[20:11:03] *** Joins: acksys_ (~fritz@replaced-ip)
• 3258[20:11:08] *** Joins: well_laid_lawn (~Jean-luc@replaced-ip)
• 3259[20:11:22] *** Quits: acksys (~fritz@replaced-ip) (Read error: No route to host)
• 3260[20:12:32] *** Joins: shinnya (~shinnya@replaced-ip)
• 3261[20:13:38] *** Joins: edaught (~edaught@replaced-ip)
• 3262[20:13:43] *** Joins: edaught_ (~edaught@replaced-ip)
• 3263[20:13:44] *** Quits: edaught_ (~edaught@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 3264[20:14:08] *** Joins: edaught_ (~edaught@replaced-ip)
• 3265[20:14:29] *** Joins: Zitter (~danilo@replaced-ip)
• 3266[20:15:04] <mo1991reg> katie1231 - you need to install the nvidia-xconfig program and then run it before rebooting if you are using nvidia proprietary drivers. it will set up an xorg.conf for you
• 3267[20:15:09] *** Quits: netzfisch (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 3268[20:15:23] *** Joins: jraccoon (~jraccoon@replaced-ip)
• 3269[20:15:40] *** Joins: dasj (~daniel@replaced-ip)
• 3270[20:15:56] *** Quits: jraccoon (~jraccoon@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3271[20:16:04] *** Joins: Xman (~chatzilla@replaced-ip)
• 3272[20:16:18] *** Quits: some_vasya (~some_vasy@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3273[20:16:22] <Xman> hello i need help with terminal
• 3274[20:16:23] *** Joins: drocsid (~colin@replaced-ip)
• 3275[20:16:43] *** Joins: Kruppt (~Kruppt@replaced-ip)
• 3276[20:16:47] *** Joins: jraccoon (~jraccoon@replaced-ip)
• 3277[20:17:00] *** Quits: HeOS (~heos@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3278[20:17:07] *** Quits: danilo__ (~danilo@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3279[20:18:08] *** Quits: jraccoon (~jraccoon@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3280[20:18:38] <Drzacek> How do I edit net cofinguration? I thought I do it by editing /etc/network/interfaces, but it was blank (during installation I entered IP)
• 3281[20:19:17] *** Joins: PityDaFool (082c640b@replaced-ip)
• 3282[20:19:22] *** Joins: ompaul (~ompaul@replaced-ip)
• 3283[20:19:40] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3284[20:20:02] *** Quits: ndumont (~ndumont@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3285[20:20:13] *** Quits: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3286[20:20:18] <jmcnaught> Drzacek: if you're using a desktop like Gnome or KDE you can use NetworkManager. Otherwise replaced-url
• 3287[20:20:45] *** Quits: drocsid (~colin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3288[20:20:48] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3289[20:20:57] *** Quits: PityDaFool (082c640b@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3290[20:20:58] <Drzacek> jmcnaught, I'm in bash, but it installed with gnome, I just removed it
• 3291[20:21:04] *** Quits: locrian9 (~mike@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 3292[20:21:09] *** Joins: PityDaFool (082c640b@replaced-ip)
• 3293[20:21:40] *** Quits: Asiajey (~Asiajey@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3294[20:21:52] <katie1231> is it best to install nvidia debian backport drivers? I am following this link replaced-url
• 3295[20:21:54] <ompaul> Drzacek: the box should react to dhcp
• 3296[20:21:56] <Drzacek> jmcnaught, okay, I think I got it - ifconfig seems right, but still - can't ping anything
• 3297[20:22:08] <Drzacek> ompaul, no dhcp, direct cable to other pc
• 3298[20:22:09] *** Quits: ani (~ani@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3299[20:22:12] <jmcnaught> Drzacek: removed network manager? did that also remove your gnome meta-package. Be careful doing any auto-removals from now on. In my opinion it's better to leave network-manager installed, it will ignore anything defined in /e/n/intefaces
• 3300[20:22:15] *** Joins: locrian9 (~mike@replaced-ip)
• 3301[20:22:22] <Drzacek> jmcnaught, removed whole X
• 3302[20:22:35] *** Quits: digidog (~digidog@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 3303[20:23:13] <jmcnaught> Drzacek: ahh. "it" is ambiguous. you can make a paste of your interfaces file if you want it peer reviewed
• 3304[20:23:44] <ompaul> Drzacek: ifconfig eth0 192.168.3.1 up (based on lots of history and with the idea that 3. is the home network and .1 is available
• 3305[20:23:47] <jmcnaught> katie1231: i think it's okay to use those ones, did you use that nvidia-detect tool to see which drivers were recommended?
• 3306[20:23:48] <Drzacek> jmcnaught, I'm not really sure how could I copy anything from the other pc
• 3307[20:24:12] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3308[20:24:51] <Drzacek> the funny thing is, THIS pc can ping my debian machine
• 3309[20:25:18] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3310[20:25:33] *** Quits: tripout (~tripout@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 3311[20:25:35] <jmcnaught> Drzacek: can that PC ssh into your Debian computer?
• 3312[20:25:39] *** Quits: thiras (~Thiras@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 3313[20:25:58] <ompaul> Drzacek: you should stick them on a cheap switch not directly one into the other if you have problems
• 3314[20:26:02] *** Joins: donoban (~user@replaced-ip)
• 3315[20:26:15] <ompaul> and if you are new to it - bit painful and really cheap way to get it all going
• 3316[20:26:38] <katie1231> jmcnaught: i just checked compatibility, and installed the backports. I then ran nvidia-xconfig with sudo and re-started and now the reboot gets hugup
• 3317[20:26:42] <Drzacek> ompaul, it is temporary solution, until I get my router running
• 3318[20:26:42] *** Joins: drocsid (~colin@replaced-ip)
• 3319[20:27:02] *** Joins: slack_ (~ssls@replaced-ip)
• 3320[20:27:15] <Drzacek> jmcnaught, I didn't set up ssh server yet
• 3321[20:27:32] <jmcnaught> katie1231: can you put a copy of your /var/log/Xorg.0.log on replaced-url
• 3322[20:27:36] <ompaul> Drzacek: wire the debian box up apt-get install openssh-server
• 3323[20:27:39] *** Quits: rsx (~dummy@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3324[20:28:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1722
• 3325[20:28:08] <ompaul> Drzacek: tbh you can hit your head off the desk for hours or you can solve it in a couple of minutes
• 3326[20:28:27] <Drzacek> ompaul, okay, I guess I'll leave it for today
• 3327[20:28:47] <katie1231> jmcnaught: when i sudo run nvidia-xconfig i get the following: package xorg-server was not found in the pkg-config search path
• 3328[20:29:09] *** Quits: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3329[20:29:43] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3330[20:29:59] *** Joins: SiIky (~siiky_@replaced-ip)
• 3331[20:30:09] <ompaul> Drzacek: use the time to read about ifconfig man page on the internet
• 3332[20:30:14] *** Joins: digidog (~digidog@replaced-ip)
• 3333[20:30:17] <ompaul> or run it on the machine and look at this
• 3334[20:30:20] *** Quits: SiIky (~siiky_@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3335[20:30:23] <ompaul> !dontbreakdebian
• 3336[20:30:24] <dpkg> extra, extra, read all about it, dont break debian is replaced-url
• 3337[20:30:25] <jmcnaught> katie1231: okay, not sure how that tool works. Do you have an /etc/X11/xorg.conf file? Or something like /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-nvidia.conf ?
• 3338[20:30:43] <ompaul> cos lots of bad ideas people have they think are really good and they are not :-/
• 3339[20:30:49] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3340[20:31:06] <ompaul> it's only when the box dies in a new and interesting way they try to fix and have gone too far
• 3341[20:31:28] *** Quits: Lokke (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3342[20:31:42] <ompaul> Drzacek: I note you are getting help in ##networking
• 3343[20:31:56] *** Joins: ndumont (~ndumont@replaced-ip)
• 3344[20:31:59] <babilen> katie1231: You really don't need that tool. If it doesn't work with the configuration you have right now it is likely that the driver you installed doesn't support your GPU. Check if it is (it is explained on the wiki page how to do so)
• 3345[20:32:01] <Drzacek> ompaul, yes
• 3346[20:32:22] <babilen> A monolithic xorg.conf is not necessary
• 3347[20:32:28] *** Quits: f3nix (~kvirc@replaced-ip##) (Quit: KVIrc 4.2.0 Equilibrium ##replaced-url
• 3348[20:32:39] *** Quits: Jarus (~Jarus@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3349[20:33:27] *** Quits: drocsid (~colin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 3350[20:33:49] *** Joins: Lokke (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 3351[20:34:57] *** Quits: Lokke (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3352[20:35:32] *** Joins: Devastator_ (~devas@replaced-ip)
• 3353[20:35:57] *** Quits: hihou (~oussama@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3354[20:36:02] <jelly> it's either a snippet in xorg.conf.d/ to select the driver, or a full xorg.conf
• 3355[20:36:12] *** Quits: dreamon (~dreamon@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3356[20:36:27] *** Quits: cmhobbs (~cmhobbs@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 3357[20:36:44] *** Quits: balaios (~balaios@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3358[20:36:45] *** Quits: Devastator (~devas@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3359[20:37:02] *** Joins: Jarus (~Jarus@replaced-ip)
• 3360[20:38:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1716
• 3361[20:38:19] *** Quits: GeHa (~GeHa@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3362[20:38:35] *** Joins: we6jbo2 (~we6jbo2@replaced-ip)
• 3363[20:38:58] *** Joins: Lokke (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 3364[20:39:28] *** Joins: CyberGabber (~CyberGabb@replaced-ip)
• 3365[20:39:46] *** Quits: Drzacek (~Drzacek@replaced-ip) (Quit: Generic Quit Message)
• 3366[20:40:02] *** Monthrect is now known as Piper-Off
• 3367[20:40:11] *** Quits: sine0 (~sine@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 3368[20:40:11] *** Joins: sine0 (~sine@replaced-ip)
• 3369[20:41:30] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 3370[20:42:38] *** Quits: m4rcu5 (m4rcu5@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3371[20:43:09] *** Joins: Lowl3v3l (~Lowl3v3l@replaced-ip)
• 3372[20:43:27] *** Joins: pi____ (~pi@replaced-ip)
• 3373[20:44:01] *** Joins: marrrc (~marrrc@replaced-ip)
• 3374[20:45:29] *** Joins: escorpion (~daniel@replaced-ip)
• 3375[20:46:30] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3376[20:46:42] *** Joins: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip)
• 3377[20:47:15] *** Joins: m4rcu5 (m4rcu5@replaced-ip)
• 3378[20:47:45] *** Joins: cmhobbs (~cmhobbs@replaced-ip)
• 3379[20:48:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1723
• 3380[20:48:07] *** Quits: xemacs (~mlowe@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3381[20:48:30] *** Quits: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3382[20:48:38] *** Joins: ryouma (~user@replaced-ip)
• 3383[20:49:17] *** Joins: hays (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3384[20:49:19] *** Quits: hays (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3385[20:50:20] *** Quits: earthundead (~earthunde@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3386[20:50:27] *** Joins: hays (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3387[20:50:45] *** Joins: Muhannad_ (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 3388[20:50:54] *** Quits: Scourje_ (uid63311@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 3389[20:51:06] *** Joins: noah_ (~noah@replaced-ip)
• 3390[20:51:09] *** Quits: noah_ (~noah@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3391[20:51:36] *** Quits: ustreamer-81981 (~ustreamer@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving...)
• 3392[20:52:06] *** Joins: Noah0504 (~noah@replaced-ip)
• 3393[20:52:14] *** Quits: wonderworld (~ww@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3394[20:53:07] *** Quits: Noah0504 (~noah@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3395[20:53:16] *** Quits: cmhobbs (~cmhobbs@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 3396[20:53:25] *** Joins: Ad1 (~Adrian@replaced-ip)
• 3397[20:53:56] *** Joins: Noah0504 (~noah@replaced-ip)
• 3398[20:54:16] *** Quits: n0ok (~n0ok@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 3399[20:54:32] *** Quits: davi (~davi@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3400[20:56:54] *** Quits: medeirosthiiago (~medeirost@replaced-ip) (Quit: ... see ya!)
• 3401[20:57:55] *** Joins: dionysus69 (~Icedove@replaced-ip)
• 3402[20:58:27] *** Joins: jraccoon (~jraccoon@replaced-ip)
• 3403[20:59:15] *** Joins: AngeFede (~f3d3@replaced-ip)
• 3404[20:59:28] *** Joins: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 3405[20:59:36] *** Quits: jraccoon (~jraccoon@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 3406[20:59:40] *** Joins: NANODUDE (~NANODUDE@replaced-ip)
• 3407[21:00:09] *** Quits: acksys_ (~fritz@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3408[21:00:41] *** Quits: alxy (uid115853@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 3409[21:01:04] *** Quits: ongolaBoy (~ongolaBoy@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 3410[21:01:22] *** Joins: luxio2 (~luxio@replaced-ip)
• 3411[21:01:24] *** Quits: slack_ (~ssls@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3412[21:01:45] *** Quits: sandeman (~sandeman@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3413[21:02:06] *** Joins: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip)
• 3414[21:02:40] *** Quits: luxio (~luxio@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 3415[21:02:56] *** Joins: slack_ (~slack@replaced-ip)
• 3416[21:03:27] *** Quits: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 3417[21:03:28] *** Quits: KindOne (kindone@replaced-ip) (K-Lined)
• 3418[21:04:08] *** Quits: iDrac (~iDrac@replaced-ip) (Quit: This computer has gone to sleep)
• 3419[21:04:18] *** Quits: f10 (~flo@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 3420[21:04:18] *** Joins: ariZon_a (~ariZona@replaced-ip)
• 3421[21:04:25] *** Joins: f10_ (~flo@replaced-ip)
• 3422[21:04:58] *** Joins: hyfrehyfre (~hyfrehyfr@replaced-ip)
• 3423[21:04:59] *** Joins: HarveyPwca (~HarveyPwc@replaced-ip)
• 3424[21:05:14] *** Joins: Dipper2 (~clion@replaced-ip)
• 3425[21:05:15] *** Quits: mastokley (~mastokley@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 3426[21:05:17] *** Joins: netzfisch (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip)
• 3427[21:05:27] *** Quits: Dipper (~clion@replaced-ip) (Disconnected by services)
• 3428[21:05:35] *** Dipper2 is now known as Dipper
• 3429[21:06:05] *** Quits: jubo2 (~juboxi@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 3430[21:06:19] *** Quits: shingouz (~doowop@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3431[21:06:59] *** Quits: robotroll (~robotroll@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3432[21:07:28] *** Joins: notsheld0n (~sheldon@replaced-ip)
• 3433[21:07:38] *** Joins: Flynnn (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 3434[21:07:41] <notsheld0n> test
• 3435[21:07:55] *** Joins: some_vasya (~some_vasy@replaced-ip)
• 3436[21:08:07] *** Joins: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip)
• 3437[21:08:09] <jelly> test failed, notsheld0n
• 3438[21:08:17] *** Joins: cmhobbs (~cmhobbs@replaced-ip)
• 3439[21:08:27] *** Quits: alexei___ (~amgarchin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3440[21:08:28] *** Quits: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip) (Quit: ZZZzzz…)
• 3441[21:08:39] *** Quits: HarveyPwca (~HarveyPwc@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 3442[21:09:55] *** Quits: dutchfish (~wil@replaced-ip) (Quit: Splash, leaving the bowl)
• 3443[21:10:18] *** Joins: alexei___ (~amgarchin@replaced-ip)
• 3444[21:10:28] *** Quits: f10_ (~flo@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 3445[21:11:07] *** Joins: HeOS (~heos@replaced-ip)
• 3446[21:11:22] *** Quits: Muhannad_ (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3447[21:12:23] *** Joins: ustreamer-81981 (~ustreamer@replaced-ip)
• 3448[21:13:02] *** Quits: cmhobbs (~cmhobbs@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 3449[21:13:05] *** Joins: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip)
• 3450[21:14:13] *** Quits: troulouliou_div2 (~troulouli@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3451[21:14:23] *** Joins: Tsutsukakushi (~Tsutsukak@replaced-ip)
• 3452[21:14:40] *** Quits: aaronmehar (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Quit: I have gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 3453[21:14:51] *** Joins: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 3454[21:15:05] *** Joins: namix (~namix@replaced-ip)
• 3455[21:15:06] *** Quits: namix (~namix@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 3456[21:15:06] *** Joins: namix (~namix@replaced-ip)
• 3457[21:15:21] *** Quits: CutMeOwnThroat (~k@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 3458[21:15:22] *** Joins: shingouz (~doowop@replaced-ip)
• 3459[21:15:22] *** Joins: HarveyPwca (~HarveyPwc@replaced-ip)
• 3460[21:15:38] *** Quits: escorpion (~daniel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 3461[21:16:33] <notsheld0n> !ping
• 3462[21:16:34] <dpkg> Yes, notsheld0n, you are online.
• 3463[21:16:57] *** Quits: raphyduck (~raph@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3464[21:16:59] <ompaul> no tests were harmed in the making of that ping
• 3465[21:17:21] <markybob> notsheld0n: /msg the bot next time you have some reason to think you're offline
• 3466[21:17:31] *** Quits: marrrc (~marrrc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 3467[21:17:41] <markybob> or, you know, ping google.com or something
• 3468[21:18:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1717
• 3469[21:19:06] *** Quits: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 3470[21:20:04] *** Joins: escorpion (~daniel@replaced-ip)
• 3471[21:20:18] *** Quits: crayon (~user@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3472[21:20:19] <GNU\colossus> is there an easy way to allow for unprivilieged (GUI) users to install packages from the debian repositories, like a previous Fedora release allowed to, via (I think) packagekit?
• 3473[21:20:28] <notsheld0n> markybob: nah its my IRC client
• 3474[21:20:32] *** Joins: f10_ (~flo@replaced-ip)
• 3475[21:20:45] <notsheld0n> My internet is crap and it times our some applications for an unknown reason.
• 3476[21:20:53] *** luxio2 is now known as luxio
• 3477[21:21:01] *** Joins: KindOne (kindone@replaced-ip)
• 3478[21:21:07] *** Joins: LinDrug (~jan@replaced-ip)
• 3479[21:21:34] <ompaul> notsheld0n: you can do this and check if you are online /ping notsheld0n and it will give you useful information
• 3480[21:21:36] <markybob> GNU\colossus: they'd need sudo. so no, not unprivileged
• 3481[21:22:28] *** Joins: EasyShekels (~EasySheke@replaced-ip)
• 3482[21:22:29] <markybob> GNU\colossus: anyway debian has packagekit. apt-get install gnome-packagekit but like i said, they need sudo
• 3483[21:24:12] <GNU\colossus> markybob, thanks, I'll play around with that
• 3484[21:24:12] *** Quits: AngeFede (~f3d3@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3485[21:24:28] *** Joins: DeaDSouL (~DeaDSouL@replaced-ip)
• 3486[21:24:30] *** Joins: anao (~anao@replaced-ip)
• 3487[21:25:10] *** Joins: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip)
• 3488[21:25:13] *** Joins: Psi-Jack (~psi-jack@replaced-ip)
• 3489[21:25:39] <Psi-Jack> With ftpsync method, is it possible to mirror only one version of Debian, instead of pretty much all?
• 3490[21:25:46] *** Quits: ericandrewlewis (uid32062@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 3491[21:25:48] *** Joins: Yhun (~Yhun@replaced-ip)
• 3492[21:25:52] <katie1231> jmcnaught: i do have an /etc/X11/xorg.conf file with 20-nvidia.conf in it
• 3493[21:26:03] *** Joins: ashes-mo1ile (~ashes@replaced-ip)
• 3494[21:26:21] *** Quits: HeKaz (~HeKaz@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3495[21:26:33] *** Quits: dasj (~daniel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 3496[21:26:43] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3497[21:26:44] *** Joins: asdflea (~chris@replaced-ip)
• 3498[21:26:51] *** Parts: asdflea (~chris@replaced-ip)
• 3499[21:26:53] <jmcnaught> katie1231: okay. check that you don't have stuff in both /etc/X11/xorg.conf *and* /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-nvidia.conf, you only need one.
• 3500[21:26:59] *** Quits: controll (~a@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3501[21:27:18] *** Joins: wtkp (~wtkp@replaced-ip)
• 3502[21:27:31] <jmcnaught> katie1231: then also check your /var/log/Xorg.0.log for errors. Lines with errors have (EE) at the start of them
• 3503[21:27:48] <DeaDSouL> i have a samba server which has a public shared folder: /Storage/Media ... and I've mounted /dev/sdc1 ... to ... /Storage/Media/Elements ....... it works... but I when I try to open any sub-dir, it asks me for a user & pass... how can I make it public ?
• 3504[21:27:50] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3505[21:29:21] *** Quits: Wizek (~Wizek@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3506[21:29:33] *** Quits: ashes-mobile (~ashes@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3507[21:29:46] *** Quits: anao (~anao@replaced-ip) (Quit: leaving)
• 3508[21:29:57] *** Joins: mesamoo (~dh64@replaced-ip)
• 3509[21:30:59] <DeaDSouL> anyone ?
• 3510[21:31:24] <katie1231> jmcnaught: okay i only have the one (/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d I checked my Xorg.5.log and i have quite a few errors. Here's the first one NVIDIA: failed to initialize the NVIDIA kernel module. Please see the systems kernel log for additional error messages.
• 3511[21:31:37] *** Quits: hyfrehyfre (~hyfrehyfr@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3512[21:31:51] *** Joins: klow (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 3513[21:31:53] <katie1231> jmcnaught: the last two are no devices found, and no screens found
• 3514[21:32:26] <markybob> sounds like the kernel module didn't get built
• 3515[21:32:59] <markybob> did you install your kernel headers prior to doing this?
• 3516[21:32:59] *** Joins: Ntemis (~Ntemis@replaced-ip)
• 3517[21:33:03] <Ntemis> sup
• 3518[21:33:19] <jmcnaught> katie1231: I suspect the kernel module got built for the wrong kernel version. If you run "apt-cache policy linux-image-amd64 linux-headers-amd64" do the installed versions match?
• 3519[21:33:28] *** Quits: escorpion (~daniel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3520[21:33:48] <Ntemis> if anyone knows how to fix this replaced-url
• 3521[21:34:39] <markybob> Ntemis: so you're in testing?
• 3522[21:35:10] *** Quits: treebore (~treebore@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3523[21:35:55] <Ntemis> markybob: not exactly am not on debian vanilla
• 3524[21:35:57] *** Parts: Xman (~chatzilla@replaced-ip)
• 3525[21:36:00] *** Joins: galex-713 (~galex-713@replaced-ip)
• 3526[21:36:05] <jmcnaught> katie1231: by the way, did the default nouveau video driver work? why not just use that one?
• 3527[21:36:10] <markybob> Ntemis: then you're offtopic and not supported
• 3528[21:36:30] <Ntemis> ok
• 3529[21:36:41] *** Joins: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip)
• 3530[21:36:50] <katie1231> jmcnaught: it did work, but the graphics were not good so i thought i needed to install the nvidia drivers?
• 3531[21:37:21] <katie1231> jmcnaught: the graphics were all blurry and zoomed in
• 3532[21:37:21] *** Quits: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip) (Quit: ZZZzzz…)
• 3533[21:37:32] *** Joins: bob (~bob@replaced-ip)
• 3534[21:37:51] <jmcnaught> katie1231: the proprietary drivers are faster but have their own problems. did you check if linux-image-amd64 and linux-headers-amd64 were both the same version?
• 3535[21:37:55] *** bob is now known as Guest12902
• 3536[21:38:04] *** Quits: c0mrade (~c0mrade@replaced-ip##) (Quit: HydraIRC -> ##replaced-url
• 3537[21:38:20] <katie1231> jmcnaught: i dont think they are when i ran that command i saw a lot of info let me type it out
• 3538[21:38:22] *** Joins: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip)
• 3539[21:38:26] *** Joins: Keikran (~Keikran@replaced-ip)
• 3540[21:38:27] *** Quits: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 3541[21:38:28] *** Joins: wonderworld (~ww@replaced-ip)
• 3542[21:38:30] *** Joins: acksys_ (~fritz@replaced-ip)
• 3543[21:39:12] *** Joins: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip)
• 3544[21:39:59] <jmcnaught> katie1231: check the "Installed:" fields for both of them, is one 3.16 something, the other 4.4 something?
• 3545[21:40:32] *** Joins: dasj (~daniel@replaced-ip)
• 3546[21:40:50] <katie1231> jmcnaught: exactly! Yes. linux-image-amd64 is 3.16 and linux-header-amd64 is 4.4
• 3547[21:41:15] <katie1231> so my souces.list is messed up?
• 3548[21:41:34] <markybob> no you just have to get your linux-image-amd64 from backports
• 3549[21:41:34] *** Joins: raphyduck (~raph@replaced-ip)
• 3550[21:41:45] <katie1231> how do i do that?
• 3551[21:41:56] *** Joins: aaronmeh_ (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip)
• 3552[21:41:59] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 3553[21:42:00] <markybob> apt-get install linux-image-amd64 -t jessie-backports
• 3554[21:42:12] <jmcnaught> katie1231: you can do as markybob suggests, or stick with the stock kernel from jessie by using the linux-headers-amd64 from jessie not jessie-backports
• 3555[21:42:22] <markybob> yeah, either way.
• 3556[21:42:27] *** Quits: notsheld0n (~sheldon@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1)
• 3557[21:42:35] *** Joins: notsheld0n (~sheldon@replaced-ip)
• 3558[21:42:37] *** Quits: drmagoo (~drmagoo@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3559[21:42:48] <jmcnaught> the stock kernel is more polished, if you don't need the backports kernel i'd say don't use it
• 3560[21:43:40] *** Joins: Epakai (~coweater@replaced-ip)
• 3561[21:43:49] *** Quits: sveva65 (~sverre@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3562[21:44:11] <katie1231> okay so you're saying get rid of the backports and just use the stock kernel and nouveau drivers then?
• 3563[21:44:34] <katie1231> the wiki led me to install the nvidia backports drivers so thats what i did
• 3564[21:44:41] *** Joins: iDrac (~iDrac@replaced-ip)
• 3565[21:45:02] <jmcnaught> katie1231: well.. that is what *I* would do, but if you want to use the nvidia drivers right now you have compiled them for the backports kernel, while you are still using the stock kernel
• 3566[21:45:04] <DeaDSouL> katie1231: if you have the backport repo, just type : aptitude -t jessie-backports linux-image-amd64
• 3567[21:45:17] *** Quits: JayFK (~JayFK@replaced-ip) (Quit: My MacBook Pro has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 3568[21:45:35] <jmcnaught> katie1231: so you need to upgrade to backports kernel, or get nvidia-driver to compile for the stock kernel (by using linux-headers-amd64 3.16)
• 3569[21:46:09] *** Quits: klow (~textual@replaced-ip) (Quit: My Mac has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 3570[21:46:17] *** Quits: HarveyPwca (~HarveyPwc@replaced-ip) (Quit: The Pwca has left the building)
• 3571[21:46:24] <katie1231> ill just upgrade to backports kernel since I don't know how to make the nvidia-driver to compile
• 3572[21:46:48] *** Quits: LinDrug (~jan@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3573[21:47:13] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 3574[21:47:52] *** Joins: CutMeOwnThroat (~k@replaced-ip)
• 3575[21:47:52] *** Quits: CutMeOwnThroat (~k@replaced-ip) (Changing host)
• 3576[21:47:52] *** Joins: CutMeOwnThroat (~k@replaced-ip)
• 3577[21:48:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1723
• 3578[21:48:01] *** Quits: notsheld0n (~sheldon@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1)
• 3579[21:48:03] <katie1231> is there a way to get the nouveau drivers to render better graphics? I would rather do that instead
• 3580[21:48:18] *** Quits: wtkp (~wtkp@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3581[21:48:36] <DeaDSouL> katie1231: next time, jsut write a script to auto complie nvidia, whenever kernel updated, and store it in /etc/kernel/postinst.d/ .... it will save you a lot of headache
• 3582[21:48:37] <jmcnaught> katie1231: it's not that hard. you'd first "aptitude remove linux-headers-amd64", then install that package again w/o the "-t jessie-backports" flag.
• 3583[21:49:02] *** Joins: wtkp (~wtkp@replaced-ip)
• 3584[21:49:21] <jmcnaught> DeaDSouL: the DKMS package in Debian already does that, the problem here was that linux-headers were different version than linux-image
• 3585[21:49:33] *** Joins: JethroTux (~JethroTux@replaced-ip)
• 3586[21:49:35] *** Quits: iDrac (~iDrac@replaced-ip) (Quit: This computer has gone to sleep)
• 3587[21:49:39] *** Quits: Puree (~Puree@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3588[21:49:48] *** Joins: marrrc (~marrrc@replaced-ip)
• 3589[21:50:08] * jmcnaught thinks about updating NvidiaGraphicsDrivers, doesn't even have Nvidia though.
• 3590[21:51:46] *** Joins: mastokley (~mastokley@replaced-ip)
• 3591[21:51:58] *** Quits: x032cx (~lxuser@replaced-ip) (Quit: "You picked the wrong kite to run away with!")
• 3592[21:52:29] *** Joins: Wizek (~Wizek@replaced-ip)
• 3593[21:52:52] <markybob> jmcnaught: you finally got your account?
• 3594[21:53:02] <jmcnaught> katie1231: there's a #nouveau channel that might be able to help you with nouveau specific problems if you prefer to use the open source drivers
• 3595[21:53:15] *** Quits: ryouma (~user@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 3596[21:53:20] <jmcnaught> markybob: i've had an account there for years. i wrote the first version of DontBreakDebian :)
• 3597[21:53:52] <katie1231> jmcnaught: okay i did "aptitude remove linux-headers-amd64" then reinstalled nvidia drivers without "-t jessie-backports" and when i run the apt-cache policy linux-headers-amd64 installed: none
• 3598[21:54:01] <markybob> jmcnaught: oh i must have confused you with someone else. someone with a similar nick said they were having problems yesterday making one
• 3599[21:54:28] <jmcnaught> katie1231: you still need linux-headers-amd64 installed, just not from backports
• 3600[21:54:52] <katie1231> jmcnaught: how do i install that then?
• 3601[21:54:53] *** Joins: Aaaaand (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3602[21:54:57] <jmcnaught> katie1231: "apt-get install linux-headers-amd64" (then check with apt-cache policy that you have 3.16)
• 3603[21:54:59] *** Quits: acidchild (~ash@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3604[21:55:04] *** Quits: Muhannad (~Muhannad@replaced-ip) (Quit: Muhannad)
• 3605[21:55:12] *** Joins: dreamon (~dreamon@replaced-ip)
• 3606[21:56:18] *** Joins: asdflea1 (~chris@replaced-ip)
• 3607[21:56:20] <katie1231> jmcnaught: okay apt-cache policies match now.
• 3608[21:56:26] <jmcnaught> katie1231: then after that do "apt-get --reinstall install nvidia-kernel-dkms"
• 3609[21:56:45] <jmcnaught> katie1231: and watch the output, it will say whether it successfully builds a module or not
• 3610[21:57:17] *** Quits: marrrc (~marrrc@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3611[21:57:18] <katie1231> --reinstall isn't understood
• 3612[21:57:40] *** Quits: dasj (~daniel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 3613[21:58:53] <katie1231> just needed the install --reinstall
• 3614[21:58:57] *** Joins: v_ (~v@replaced-ip)
• 3615[21:59:36] <jmcnaught> katie1231: --reinstall can go before install, you just can't forget install
• 3616[21:59:44] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3617[21:59:55] *** Joins: tbb24 (~tommy521@replaced-ip)
• 3618[22:00:02] <katie1231> jmcnaught: got it. Looks like the DKMS: install completed. so am i good to go?
• 3619[22:00:50] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3620[22:00:56] *** Quits: tbb24 (~tommy521@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3621[22:01:06] <jmcnaught> katie1231: probably. if you reboot and it doesn't work it'll probably just be the same situation as before
• 3622[22:01:15] *** Joins: c0fe (~c0fe@replaced-ip)
• 3623[22:02:35] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3624[22:02:38] <katie1231> jmcnaught: yea when i reboot it sends me straight into tty1....hmm
• 3625[22:03:41] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3626[22:03:49] <jmcnaught> katie1231: you said above that you reinstalled nvidia-drivers not from backports? the problem wasn't using nvidia-driver from backports, it was the linux-headers from backports
• 3627[22:04:40] <jmcnaught> katie1231: so you could check /var/log/Xorg.0.log again ("0" is the most recent one), or perhaps "apt-get -t jessie-backports install nvidia-driver"
• 3628[22:04:44] *** Joins: LaptopBrain (brain@replaced-ip)
• 3629[22:04:44] *** Quits: gtrotcko (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 3630[22:04:49] *** Joins: BaW (~BaW@replaced-ip)
• 3631[22:04:59] *** Quits: raphyduck (~raph@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3632[22:04:59] <jmcnaught> katie1231: my suspicion is that now you have a mix of the backports and non-backports nvidia packages
• 3633[22:05:19] *** Joins: Dipper2 (~clion@replaced-ip)
• 3634[22:05:20] *** Quits: Dipper2 (~clion@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 3635[22:06:31] *** Joins: Mac_Vee1 (~Mac_Vee4@replaced-ip)
• 3636[22:06:51] *** Joins: secrgb (~secrgb@replaced-ip)
• 3637[22:07:58] *** Quits: towo` (~towo@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3638[22:08:54] *** Quits: ompaul (~ompaul@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3639[22:09:06] *** Quits: Dipper (~clion@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3640[22:09:15] <katie1231> jmcnaught: yea i check Xorg.0.log and it's still the same errors
• 3641[22:09:26] *** Joins: ompaul (~ompaul@replaced-ip)
• 3642[22:12:20] <jmcnaught> katie1231: "aptitude purge ~i~nnvidia" should remove all of the nvidia packages. double check the list of proposed removals before answering yes, ask about anything you think shouldn't be removed.
• 3643[22:13:08] *** Joins: eKyNoX` (~nox@replaced-ip)
• 3644[22:13:08] *** Joins: tme5 (~paris@replaced-ip)
• 3645[22:13:11] *** Quits: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip) (Quit: ZZZzzz…)
• 3646[22:13:11] <jmcnaught> katie1231: then you can reinstall the nvidia driver packages you need, either from backports or not (but not a mix)
• 3647[22:13:13] *** Quits: eKyNoX (~nox@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3648[22:13:19] *** Joins: Somelauw (~Somelauw@replaced-ip)
• 3649[22:13:30] <jmcnaught> katie1231: or if you want i can help you get back to using nouveau
• 3650[22:13:57] <katie1231> yea i think i want to just get back to using nouveau. At least then I still have a working machine.
• 3651[22:14:18] *** Joins: escorpion (~daniel@replaced-ip)
• 3652[22:14:33] <Somelauw> About the package 'festival'? How do I install a new voice for this program? What package do I find them in?
• 3653[22:14:48] *** Quits: acksys_ (~fritz@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3654[22:14:50] <jmcnaught> katie1231: try that "aptitude purge ~i~nnvidia" command, but double-check it doesn't remove anything you want to keep
• 3655[22:15:11] *** Joins: bipul (~bipul@replaced-ip)
• 3656[22:15:18] <markybob> Somelauw: you apt-cache search festival
• 3657[22:15:38] <jmcnaught> katie1231: then you need to remove the file you made in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/ and there will also be a file in /etc/modprobe.d/ that blacklists nouveau, remove that too
• 3658[22:15:45] *** Joins: N3X15 (~Rob@replaced-ip)
• 3659[22:16:12] <hiya> debian 7 has systemd too right?
• 3660[22:17:00] <markybob> hiya: it has it. not default. jessie made it default.
• 3661[22:17:18] *** Quits: CutMeOwnThroat (~k@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 3662[22:17:20] *** Quits: bipul (~bipul@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 3663[22:17:51] *** Joins: bipul (~bipul@replaced-ip)
• 3664[22:18:02] <katie1231> jmcnaught: I should delete the fbdev-blacklist.conf file correct?
• 3665[22:18:19] *** Quits: acton (~acton@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3666[22:18:26] *** Joins: asc232 (~Keith@replaced-ip)
• 3667[22:18:33] *** Joins: raphyduck (~raph@replaced-ip)
• 3668[22:18:45] *** Quits: Ntemis (~Ntemis@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3669[22:18:52] <jmcnaught> katie1231: no
• 3670[22:18:55] *** Quits: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3671[22:19:04] *** Quits: asc232 (~Keith@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3672[22:19:06] <jmcnaught> katie1231: there's a different file that actually says the word nouveau in it
• 3673[22:19:16] *** Joins: acton (~acton@replaced-ip)
• 3674[22:19:26] <katie1231> jmcnaught: i dont see that file
• 3675[22:19:51] <katie1231> i only have dkms.conf fbdev-blacklist.conf and modesetting.conf
• 3676[22:19:56] *** Joins: AngeFede (~f3d3@replaced-ip)
• 3677[22:20:02] *** Joins: mavhq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3678[22:20:05] *** Joins: Biganon (~biganon@replaced-ip)
• 3679[22:20:07] *** Quits: bipul (~bipul@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 3680[22:20:17] *** Quits: raphyduck (~raph@replaced-ip) (Max SendQ exceeded)
• 3681[22:20:21] *** Joins: Puree (~Puree@replaced-ip)
• 3682[22:20:26] *** Joins: earthundead (~earthunde@replaced-ip)
• 3683[22:20:28] *** Quits: JethroTux (~JethroTux@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3684[22:20:38] <Biganon> Hi ; I've just installed phpmyadmin with aptitude, but no /usr/share/phpmyadmin directory was created ; the configuration files included with the package point to this directory though
• 3685[22:20:45] *** Quits: netzfisch (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3686[22:20:45] <jmcnaught> katie1231: i don't know what the file is named. read the contents of each file with "cat". Or do "grep nouveau /etc/modprobe.d/*"
• 3687[22:20:48] <hiya> markybob, kk
• 3688[22:20:49] *** Joins: Dipper (~clion@replaced-ip)
• 3689[22:21:13] <Somelauw> markybob: I could find packages for some of the voices (although some start with festvox instead), but some of the voices seem to be missing for example I couldn't find packages for Spanish and Welsh.
• 3690[22:21:17] *** Joins: raphyduck (~raph@replaced-ip)
• 3691[22:21:38] <Somelauw> markybob: the mentions explicitely mentions English, Spanish, Russian and Welsh to be options
• 3692[22:22:20] *** Quits: toogley (~toogley@replaced-ip) (Quit: toogley)
• 3693[22:22:32] *** Quits: aaro (~aaro@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3694[22:22:58] <Somelauw> nvm, I found them
• 3695[22:23:13] <Somelauw> I was grepping case-sensitive
• 3696[22:23:45] <jmcnaught> katie1231: it's probably the dkms.conf file. if you do "cat dkms.conf" does it say nouveau? That would be the one to remove.
• 3697[22:24:34] <katie1231> jmcnaught: no it doesn't say nouveau
• 3698[22:24:40] <Mathisen> maybe offtopic in here but where can i get the tails iso ? im talking about replaced-url
• 3699[22:25:10] <katie1231> jmcnaught: maybe i deleted those default nouveau drivers?
• 3700[22:25:14] *** Quits: escorpion (~daniel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3701[22:25:25] *** Joins: escorpion (~daniel@replaced-ip)
• 3702[22:25:30] *** Joins: k1000 (~k1000@replaced-ip)
• 3703[22:25:35] <markybob> !tails
• 3704[22:25:36] <dpkg> Tails (The Amnesic Incognito Live System) is a live DVD/USB <based on Debian>, with the aim of preserving privacy and anonymity. It is not supported in #debian. replaced-url
• 3705[22:25:38] *** Joins: oish (~charlie@replaced-ip)
• 3706[22:25:42] <markybob> pretty offtopic, yeah
• 3707[22:25:49] <jmcnaught> katie1231: grep nouveau /etc/modprobe.d/* <--- this returns nothing? maybe purging the nvidia drivers actually removes the blacklist file now. it used to leave that file behind
• 3708[22:26:40] <Mathisen> markybob, okej :) thx anyway
• 3709[22:26:45] <katie1231> jmcnaught: yea returns nothing
• 3710[22:27:30] *** Joins: BenNZ (~Ben__@replaced-ip)
• 3711[22:28:03] <TomTomTosch> Mathisen: riding the offtopic train > their website has a big Install button with a bittorrent file at the end of a few clicks.
• 3712[22:28:39] *** Quits: some_vasya (~some_vasy@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3713[22:29:02] <Mathisen> TomTomTosch, thx
• 3714[22:29:04] *** Joins: lf98 (~lf98@replaced-ip)
• 3715[22:29:06] *** Quits: ompaul (~ompaul@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3716[22:29:09] *** Quits: brontosaurusrex (~b@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1)
• 3717[22:29:30] *** Quits: cruncher (~cruncher@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3718[22:29:32] <markybob> TomTomTosch: i see you're joined the dark side
• 3719[22:30:06] <Somelauw> the difference between festival, foxlite and flint seems vague at least
• 3720[22:30:07] *** Quits: xorond (~xorond@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3721[22:30:24] * TomTomTosch chuckles darkly
• 3722[22:30:47] <katie1231> jmcnaught: should i reboot?
• 3723[22:31:02] *** Joins: vonsyd0w (~vonsyd0w@replaced-ip)
• 3724[22:31:22] <jmcnaught> katie1231: yeah :) worst case is you're still in same situation. good luck, i gotta eat. lots of other helpers here though
• 3725[22:31:31] *** Quits: Nili (~HR4YO@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1)
• 3726[22:31:32] <katie1231> thanks!
• 3727[22:31:50] *** Joins: mariok (~mariok@replaced-ip)
• 3728[22:31:55] <mariok> Hello!
• 3729[22:32:09] *** Quits: LaptopBrain (brain@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3730[22:32:24] <mariok> I tried to do a Debian Stretch installation with the Image debian-stretch-DI-alpha5-amd64-netinst.iso
• 3731[22:32:30] *** Quits: tme5 (~paris@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3732[22:32:36] <markybob> mariok: don't. it's known to be broken
• 3733[22:32:44] <markybob> mariok: install stable and dist-upgrade
• 3734[22:32:54] <mariok> The Installation failed in the section "Select and install software".
• 3735[22:33:00] <mariok> I found this is the problem:
• 3736[22:33:07] <mariok> replaced-url
• 3737[22:33:08] *** Quits: niftylettuce (uid2733@replaced-ip) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity)
• 3738[22:33:13] <katie1231> on boot up i get "Failed to start GNOME display manager"
• 3739[22:33:23] <markybob> mariok: yeah. read what i said.
• 3740[22:33:45] *** Quits: galex-713 (~galex-713@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3741[22:33:51] <mariok> markybob: okay thanks
• 3742[22:34:08] <mariok> do you know the bug id of the bug?
• 3743[22:34:29] <mariok> because you know it is boken I expect there is a bug open. Is'n it?
• 3744[22:34:52] <mariok> markybob: thanks for the fast reply
• 3745[22:34:54] <markybob> mariok: not off the top of my head and to be honest i'm pretty drunk. but i do know what i said is a fact. we get a ton of people in here every day complaining about alpha 5. that same exact issue
• 3746[22:34:57] *** Quits: oish (~charlie@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 3747[22:35:24] *** Joins: wildlander (~wild@replaced-ip)
• 3748[22:35:29] *** Quits: lf98 (~lf98@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3749[22:35:46] <mariok> It's okay for me. So you (Debian people) are aware of that. Thanks for the support
• 3750[22:35:51] *** Quits: escorpion (~daniel@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 3751[22:35:54] <markybob> mariok: yes
• 3752[22:36:02] *** Quits: ashes-mo1ile (~ashes@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3753[22:36:03] *** Joins: escorpion (~daniel@replaced-ip)
• 3754[22:36:03] *** Parts: mariok (~mariok@replaced-ip)
• 3755[22:36:22] *** Joins: ashes-mobile (~ashes@replaced-ip)
• 3756[22:37:39] *** Quits: dayten (~gnoid@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3757[22:38:00] *** Joins: bipul (~bipul@replaced-ip)
• 3758[22:38:11] *** Joins: cmhobbs (~cmhobbs@replaced-ip)
• 3759[22:38:12] *** Joins: dayten (~gnoid@replaced-ip)
• 3760[22:38:34] *** Quits: Levure (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3761[22:38:58] *** Quits: glebihan_ (~glebihan@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3762[22:40:05] *** Joins: bazhang_ (~bazhang@replaced-ip)
• 3763[22:40:52] *** Joins: lf98 (~lf98@replaced-ip)
• 3764[22:41:00] *** Quits: olerem (~olerem@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 3765[22:41:15] *** Joins: Walakea (~marian@replaced-ip)
• 3766[22:41:31] *** Joins: cyan__ (~cyan@replaced-ip)
• 3767[22:43:29] *** Joins: teclo- (42@replaced-ip)
• 3768[22:43:35] *** Quits: bazhang (~bazhang@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 3769[22:43:35] *** Quits: glebihan__ (~glebihan@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 3770[22:44:17] *** Quits: WormFood (~wormfood@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3771[22:44:23] *** Quits: Almtesh (~Almtesh@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3772[22:44:51] *** Joins: WormFood (~wormfood@replaced-ip)
• 3773[22:45:14] *** Quits: BbT0n (~panda@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3774[22:45:17] *** Joins: panda73 (~panda@replaced-ip)
• 3775[22:45:19] <Somelauw> Could the package festvox-ellpc11k be broken? After installing it, I tried running festival --language spanish or castillian_spanish but both tell me I didn't install a spanish voice.
• 3776[22:45:48] *** Joins: klow (~textual@replaced-ip)
• 3777[22:46:06] *** Quits: navlys (~smuxi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3778[22:46:12] *** Quits: escorpion (~daniel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3779[22:46:24] *** Joins: escorpion (~daniel@replaced-ip)
• 3780[22:46:28] *** Joins: hashem (~hashem@replaced-ip)
• 3781[22:46:51] *** Joins: Brigo (~Brigo@replaced-ip)
• 3782[22:47:02] *** Quits: bobe (~bobe@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3783[22:47:16] *** Quits: v_ (~v@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3784[22:48:21] <markybob> Somelauw: i've honestly never used it so this is just a guess. maybe you need to logout and back in for it to recognize it?
• 3785[22:48:38] *** Quits: c0fe (~c0fe@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3786[22:49:20] *** Quits: T0rch (~T0rch@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3787[22:50:00] *** Quits: Rust3dCor3 (~Rust3dCor@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3788[22:50:09] *** Joins: treaki (~treaki@replaced-ip)
• 3789[22:50:17] *** Joins: navlys (~smuxi@replaced-ip)
• 3790[22:50:19] *** Joins: valeriusq (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3791[22:50:32] *** Quits: cmhobbs (~cmhobbs@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 3792[22:50:58] *** Quits: katie1231 (~chatzilla@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3793[22:51:59] <Somelauw> markybob: logging out and in from X didn't work.
• 3794[22:52:08] *** Quits: valeriusq (~quassel@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3795[22:52:58] *** Joins: CutMeOwnThroat (~k@replaced-ip)
• 3796[22:53:03] *** Quits: Orphis (~orphis@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3797[22:54:22] *** Joins: Orphis (~orphis@replaced-ip)
• 3798[22:54:48] *** Quits: klow (~textual@replaced-ip##) (Quit: Textual IRC Client: ##replaced-url
• 3799[22:55:24] *** Joins: babak (uid19622@replaced-ip)
• 3800[22:55:33] *** Quits: maotm (~mao@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3801[22:56:19] *** Joins: bollo (~bollo@replaced-ip)
• 3802[22:56:51] *** Quits: MaxLanar (~user@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3803[22:57:02] *** Quits: jehaby (~urf@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3804[22:57:10] *** Joins: MaxLanar (~user@replaced-ip)
• 3805[22:58:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1717
• 3806[22:58:20] *** Quits: aaronmeh_ (~aaronmeha@replaced-ip) (Quit: I have gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…)
• 3807[22:58:22] *** Quits: hggdh (~hggdh@replaced-ip) (Excess Flood)
• 3808[22:58:35] *** Joins: glebihan__ (~glebihan@replaced-ip)
• 3809[22:58:45] *** Quits: wtkp (~wtkp@replaced-ip) (Quit: wtkp)
• 3810[22:59:18] *** Joins: hggdh (~hggdh@replaced-ip)
• 3811[22:59:49] *** Joins: zblakany (~zblakany@replaced-ip)
• 3812[23:00:22] *** Quits: zblakany (~zblakany@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3813[23:01:23] *** Quits: donttrustem (~donttrust@replaced-ip) (Quit: donttrustem)
• 3814[23:01:23] *** Quits: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3815[23:01:32] *** Quits: escorpion (~daniel@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3816[23:01:40] *** Joins: escorpion (~daniel@replaced-ip)
• 3817[23:01:54] *** Parts: eMaks (~eMaks@replaced-ip)
• 3818[23:02:07] *** Joins: katie1231 (~chatzilla@replaced-ip)
• 3819[23:02:34] *** Parts: hanasaki (~hanasaki@replaced-ip)
• 3820[23:02:53] *** Quits: hashem (~hashem@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3821[23:03:09] *** Quits: AngeFede (~f3d3@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3822[23:04:01] *** Joins: PatienceZero (~Sutekh@replaced-ip)
• 3823[23:04:06] *** Quits: PseudoNoob (~PseudoNoo@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3824[23:04:20] *** Joins: soee (~soee@replaced-ip)
• 3825[23:05:01] *** Quits: donoban (~user@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3826[23:05:03] *** Quits: soee_ (~soee@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds)
• 3827[23:05:28] *** Joins: Dipper2 (~clion@replaced-ip)
• 3828[23:06:46] *** Joins: LoneWolf (~lone@replaced-ip)
• 3829[23:08:12] *** Quits: SlaGTaTs (~bilbo@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3830[23:08:36] *** Quits: r6ku (~r6ku@replaced-ip) (Quit: r6ku)
• 3831[23:08:58] *** Joins: Skylight (4db627b4@replaced-ip)
• 3832[23:09:30] *** Quits: Dipper (~clion@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds)
• 3833[23:09:48] *** Quits: bipul (~bipul@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 3834[23:09:52] *** Quits: Skylight (4db627b4@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3835[23:09:52] *** Joins: austin987 (~null@replaced-ip)
• 3836[23:10:06] *** Joins: Sia- (~Sia@replaced-ip)
• 3837[23:10:32] *** Quits: smw_ (~smw@replaced-ip##) (Quit: Get MacIrssi - ##replaced-url
• 3838[23:10:37] *** Joins: donoban (~user@replaced-ip)
• 3839[23:11:22] *** Quits: katie1231 (~chatzilla@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 3840[23:11:37] *** Dipper2 is now known as Dipper
• 3841[23:12:13] *** Joins: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip)
• 3842[23:12:29] *** Quits: dionysus69 (~Icedove@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3843[23:13:47] <Psi-Jack> With ftpsync method, is it possible to mirror only one version of Debian, instead of pretty much all? For example, I only want to mirror Debian jessie at this time, amd64 arch only.
• 3844[23:14:38] *** Quits: CapsAdmin (~CapsAdmin@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3845[23:15:39] *** Quits: escorpion (~daniel@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 268 seconds)
• 3846[23:16:06] *** Joins: AngeFede (~f3d3@replaced-ip)
• 3847[23:17:22] *** Joins: thunderrd__ (~thunderrd@replaced-ip)
• 3848[23:18:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1709
• 3849[23:19:38] *** Quits: de-facto (~de-facto@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3850[23:20:00] *** Quits: thunderrd_ (~thunderrd@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 3851[23:20:02] *** Quits: Walakea (~marian@replaced-ip) (Quit: Walakea)
• 3852[23:20:20] *** Parts: asdflea1 (~chris@replaced-ip)
• 3853[23:21:04] *** Joins: CapsAdmin (~CapsAdmin@replaced-ip)
• 3854[23:21:10] *** Joins: esotericnonsense (~esoteric@replaced-ip)
• 3855[23:21:27] *** Quits: alexei___ (~amgarchin@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3856[23:22:45] *** Quits: llucenic (~Thunderbi@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
• 3857[23:23:48] *** Quits: AngeFede (~f3d3@replaced-ip) (Quit: Ego sum angelus mortis, destructori mundis)
• 3858[23:25:05] *** Parts: kodapa85 (~cppmonkey@replaced-ip)
• 3859[23:27:36] *** Quits: Specialist (~tg@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3860[23:27:53] *** Joins: toogley (~toogley@replaced-ip)
• 3861[23:28:01] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1703
• 3862[23:31:02] *** Joins: user (~chatzilla@replaced-ip)
• 3863[23:31:21] *** Joins: donttrustem (~donttrust@replaced-ip)
• 3864[23:31:24] *** user is now known as ljl227
• 3865[23:32:31] *** Parts: CyberGabber (~CyberGabb@replaced-ip)
• 3866[23:35:57] *** Joins: JethroTux (~JethroTux@replaced-ip)
• 3867[23:36:27] *** Joins: zeta- (~irc@replaced-ip)
• 3868[23:37:05] *** Joins: transhuman_ (~transhuma@replaced-ip)
• 3869[23:37:44] *** H4ndy is now known as h4ndy
• 3870[23:37:54] *** Quits: BenNZ (~Ben__@replaced-ip) (Quit: Everytime I think IQ's must have dropped recently, I remember that this is the internet)
• 3871[23:39:09] *** Quits: transhuman (~transhuma@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3872[23:40:01] *** Quits: dgncn (~trance@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3873[23:41:23] *** Quits: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3874[23:42:05] *** Joins: jonathan_zz (~quassel@replaced-ip)
• 3875[23:42:10] *** Quits: bollo (~bollo@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds)
• 3876[23:42:37] *** Joins: LtL (~bob@replaced-ip)
• 3877[23:42:39] *** Joins: Rust3dCor3 (~Rust3dCor@replaced-ip)
• 3878[23:42:59] *** Quits: silverhom (~silverhom@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3879[23:43:09] *** Quits: xbytemx (~xbytemx@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3880[23:43:41] *** Quits: Dipper (~clion@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds)
• 3881[23:43:42] *** Joins: Relsak (~dragan@replaced-ip)
• 3882[23:44:08] *** Joins: b (~coffee@replaced-ip)
• 3883[23:44:30] *** Joins: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip)
• 3884[23:47:23] *** Joins: sillyotter (~sillyotte@replaced-ip)
• 3885[23:47:24] *** Quits: JethroTux (~JethroTux@replaced-ip) (Quit: Leaving)
• 3886[23:48:10] *** Quits: mastokley (~mastokley@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds)
• 3887[23:48:26] *** Joins: xemacs (~mlowe@replaced-ip)
• 3888[23:48:44] *** Joins: threatzero (~threatzer@replaced-ip)
• 3889[23:49:23] *** Quits: hualet (~hualet@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3890[23:50:06] *** Quits: unborn (~ugly@replaced-ip) (Quit: unborn)
• 3891[23:50:22] *** Quits: dayten (~gnoid@replaced-ip) (Read error: Connection reset by peer)
• 3892[23:50:51] *** Quits: hhee (~hhee@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds)
• 3893[23:52:09] *** Quits: acton (~acton@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
• 3894[23:52:11] *** Quits: lord_rob (~robert@replaced-ip) (Quit: Konversation terminated!)
• 3895[23:54:05] *** Joins: BalTun (~BalTun@replaced-ip)
• 3896[23:54:16] *** Joins: dayten (~gnoid@replaced-ip)
• 3897[23:54:59] *** Joins: ph0 (~ph0@replaced-ip)
• 3898[23:55:11] *** Joins: thirtynein (~thirtynei@replaced-ip)
• 3899[23:55:41] *** Joins: maher (~maher@replaced-ip)
• 3900[23:55:44] *** Quits: sillyotter (~sillyotte@replaced-ip) (Quit: WeeChat 1.4)
• 3901[23:56:02] *** Joins: obsed (~obesd@replaced-ip)
• 3902[23:57:14] *** Quits: ph0 (~ph0@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• 3903[23:57:33] *** Joins: cdbob (~cdbob@replaced-ip)
• 3904[23:57:55] *** Quits: Rovanion (~rovanion@replaced-ip) (Ping timeout: 248 seconds)
• 3905[23:58:00] *** Joins: ph0 (~ph0@replaced-ip)
• 3906[23:58:05] *** Quits: ph0 (~ph0@replaced-ip) (Remote host closed the connection)
• 3907[23:58:33] *** Joins: MaBunny (~androirc@replaced-ip)
• 3908[23:58:43] <MaBunny> Yo guys
• 3909[23:58:57] <maher> update-flashplugin-nonfree --status shows a newer version available upstream, but it doesn't seem to want to update to it - any advice?
• 3910[23:59:01] <MaBunny> Hows the day going!!!
• 3911[23:59:11] <jonathan_zz> almost over, thank god ;-).
• 3912[23:59:38] <MaBunny> Mines started,at night ;)
• 3913[23:59:39] *** Joins: ph0 (~ph0@replaced-ip)
• 3914[23:59:39] *** Quits: ph0 (~ph0@replaced-ip) (Client Quit)
• ↑top