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2[00:00:59] <xarragon> gawd, love how the simplest 'this
usually takes 5 minutes' craps itself and turns into a 5-hour
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4[00:01:57] <antzero> Is it normal that viewing epub files is
very slow?
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5[00:02:48] <antzero> I have installed okular-extra-backends
and Okular now opens epub files but the loading and the use is very
very slow in general
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13[00:08:05] <CutMeOwnThroat> try FBReader?
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28[00:14:39] <antzero> I switched to Calibre for epub, anyway I
found an issue on github and it's a note slowness
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30[00:15:11] <CutMeOwnThroat> try FBReader?
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75[00:41:33] <fhwasn> Hey
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116[01:05:24] <mrpelican> : Command line option 't'
[from -t] is not known from apt-get
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125[01:09:11] <awwal> -t ---» target release/default
release
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127[01:09:41] <mrpelican> awwal, I don't understand
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128[01:09:58] <awwal> mrpelican, man apt-get :)
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131[01:11:33] <mrpelican> awwal, I'm doing apt-get -t
jessie-backports package
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133[01:12:18] <awwal> mrpelican, if you are running debian
stable (right now Jessie) and you want to install X packages from
another branch (unstable/testing - sid/stretch) you add that -t
option to your command)
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134[01:12:20] <awwal> thats all
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135[01:12:37] <mrpelican> awwal, doesn't the command above
do that?
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136[01:12:47] <awwal> mrpelican, apt-get install -t
jessie-backports package
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137[01:13:12] <mrpelican> E: The value
'jessie-backports' is invalid for APT::Default-Release as
such a release is not available in the sources
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141[01:15:28] <mrpelican> awwal, well thanks, works now, I
removed the ending slash from /etc/apt/sources.lsit
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142[01:15:33] <awwal> mrpelican, first add backports repository
to your souces.list file then run apt-get update then apt-get
install -t jessie-backports yourpackage
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143[01:15:59] <awwal> !jessie-backports
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144[01:15:59] <dpkg> Selected packages intended for the Debian 9
"Stretch" release but recompiled for use with
"Jessie" (8.x) can be found in the
"jessie-backports" repository. Note that jessie-backports
are on the regular mirror network, not on backports.debian.org. A
suitable line for your sources.list is «deb
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149[01:18:19] <awwal> dpkg tell mrpelican about bdo sources.list
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151[01:19:02] <NipsuspiN> Hi
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152[01:19:14] <mrpelican> awwal, I see, so those are THE most up
to date intel graphics drivers I can possibly get?
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153[01:19:23] <mrpelican> awwal, I can't push for more
updated from sid or something?
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154[01:19:46] <NipsuspiN> So, anyone else experienced the
"A start job is running for LSB: Raising network interfaces [xx
seconds / no limit]"
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156[01:20:30] <awwal> mrpelican, running stable(jessie) its not
recommended at all install pkgs from testing or sid
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157[01:21:08] <awwal> install the one from backports. or it
doesn't suite your needs?
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159[01:21:21] <NipsuspiN> Because I'm in a strange
situation where the computer hangs there literally forever (33h
tested) but if I use the systemd (shit as that is) shell to kill the
job it will boot and then internet does work
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160[01:21:56] <mrpelican> awwal, My problem is that cinnamon
seems to be running VERY slow grafially
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161[01:22:01] <mrpelican> graphically
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164[01:22:32] <Die> Is it better to compile a program then
convert a rpm to deb?
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165[01:22:35] <awwal> mrpelican, try another DE
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167[01:22:51] <mrpelican> awwal, I don't like the others.
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168[01:22:56] <awwal> gnome classic mode is similar to cinnamon
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174[01:24:46] <NipsuspiN> No one else?
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176[01:25:04] <awwal> mrpelican, I wonder if you weren't
the same user having issues with cinnamon rendering mode, but with
different username :P
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186[01:28:45] <mrpelican> awwal, Sounds like an interesting
problem. o.o
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188[01:29:43] <awwal> mrpelican, if your debian system is just
for daily home use, I suggest you xfce/lxde, or only a window
manager
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189[01:30:32] <Phibonacci> Hello, I want to create a bridge to
an interface with static IP for openvpn but doing disables the
connection:
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190[01:30:42] <Phibonacci> doing so*
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204[01:43:18] <SPIHDMI> Hello
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205[01:43:21] <SPIHDMI> How can I write a script that when I run
it it switches the mode from SPI to HDMI? I have my Pi in SPI mode
for my touch screen, and I now would like to switch to HDMI.
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206[01:43:24] <SPIHDMI> I am using Raspbian Jessie
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207[01:43:25] <SPIHDMI> and a Raspberry Pi 2 Model B
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214[01:47:54] <simonlnu> just run a sequence of your nick and
you'll geta nice bridge of your own. :P
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215[01:48:17] <simonlnu> !raspian
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216[01:48:17] <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.
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217[01:48:33] <simonlnu> SPIHDMI: ^^^
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222[01:50:03] <NipsuspiN> Anyone run into the problem of "A
start job is running for LSB: raise network interfaces [x seconds /
no limit]"
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224[01:50:53] <NipsuspiN> Can anyone help with "A start job
is running for LSB: raise network interfaces [x seconds / no
limit]"
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238[01:56:14] <simonlnu> oh. ask in #bash and #raspian
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239[01:56:15] <SPIHDMI> simonlnu: A script that when I run it it
switches the mode from SPI to HDMI? I have my Pi in SPI mode for my
touch screen, and I now would like to switch to HDMI.
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249[02:01:19] <Emil> Can anyone help with "A start job is
running for LSB: raise network interfaces [x seconds / no
limit]"
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259[02:04:31] <Emil> Can anyone help with "A start job is
running for LSB: raise network interfaces [x seconds / no
limit]"
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261[02:04:53] <jmcnaught> Emil: it sounds like your
/etc/init.d/networking is getting stuck. do you know what's in
your /etc/network/interfaces?
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263[02:05:31] <jmcnaught> Emil: it's also surprising that
there is no limit. I thought that the default limit was 90 seconds
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268[02:06:06] <Emil> jmcnaught: indeed thought so, too, but
something (these are default installations of Debian Jessie and
Armbian) is overriding it
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271[02:06:23] <Emil> tested for 33 hours on this desktop
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273[02:06:52] <jmcnaught> Emil: can you boot into recovery mode
from the GRUB menu?
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278[02:07:20] <Emil> jmcnaught: I can use the systemd shell to
kill the start job and boot will continue and network is available
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285[02:08:01] <jmcnaught> Emil: can you make a paste of your
/etc/network/interfaces? Also "journalctl -b -u
networking"
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287[02:08:11] <Emil> I'm doing that as we speak
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296[02:09:15] <Emil> jmcnaught:
replaced-url
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312[02:10:48] <Emil> jmcnaught: emil.fi/jako/networking.txt
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317[02:11:11] <Emil> A fuckton of dhclient calls
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326[02:12:35] <jmcnaught> Emil: so when you kill that start job
but networking is up, does it have both ipv6 and ipv4 addresses?
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327[02:12:48] <Emil> jmcnaught: but the thing is, if I kill
everything (it was just the first one I found on htop, there were
others too but I think they were childs of it) related to
networking, boot process continues and once booted there is network
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332[02:13:37] <Emil> jmcnaught: if I don't kill the start
job it hangs forever, if I kill it boot continues and network is up
once booted so at least ipv4 works, don't know about ipv6
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333[02:13:41] <Emil> (Using ipv4)
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334[02:14:05] <jmcnaught> Emil: it looks to me like it's
waiting for an ipv6 address from the DHCP server, but not getting
once
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337[02:14:27] <jmcnaught> Emil: does your router or whatever
runs your DHCP server offer ipv6?
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340[02:15:12] <Emil> jmcnaught: I don't know. I can test,
though, if you provide a command
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342[02:15:28] <Dagger> note that it may do IPv6 without doing
DHCPv6. DHCPv6 is not required to autoconfigure v6
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343[02:15:45] <Emil> at least test-ipv6.com tells me that I
don't have a ipv6 address
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344[02:16:08] <Dagger> probably best to just leave the inet6
stanza out. SLAAC will still work without it
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346[02:16:27] <Emil> ping6 localhost doest get a reply
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347[02:16:50] <Emil> ping6 ipv6.google.com doesn't get a
reply
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348[02:16:50] <jmcnaught> you can at least figure out if
that's the issue by booting with the ipv6 line commented out
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349[02:17:11] <Emil> jmcnaught: okay, suppose that it hangs
because it can't get an ipv6 address
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351[02:17:42] <Emil> That seems like a workaround?
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353[02:18:10] <Emil> I'd rather be able to get ipv6 if
I'm served one instead of blocking it off completely
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354[02:18:27] <jmcnaught> Emil: your upstream network needs to
also support ipv6, but i agree that having ipv6 is desired
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355[02:18:41] <jmcnaught> for now i was just suggesting it as a
troubleshooting step to verify that this is the issue
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359[02:20:40] <Emil> jmcnaught: This will require me to switch
to my phone for irc but I will attempt the recommend
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360[02:20:56] <Emil> so editing out iface eth0 inet6 dhcp?
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361[02:21:04] <Emil> from /etc/network/interfaces
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362[02:21:06] <jmcnaught> Emil: do any of the other devices on
the network have ipv6 working?
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363[02:21:16] <jmcnaught> Emil: for now just comment it out with
a # at the start of the line
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365[02:21:24] <Emil> jmcnaught: cannot verify easily
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366[02:21:30] <Emil> Yeah, commenting it out*
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368[02:23:05] <Dagger> (you can use `rdisc6 eth0` (it's in
"ndisc6") to see if there's any v6 routers on the
subnet)
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375[02:24:01] <Emil> Dagger: which packet is that from?
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376[02:24:12] <Dagger> ndisc6
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380[02:24:54] <Emil> Dagger: times out
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381[02:25:03] <Emil> and no response
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382[02:25:08] <Dagger> then yeah, no routers
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383[02:26:02] <Emil> jmcnaught: switching not to phone and
rebooting this system, will continue to use this account (servers
are awesome)
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384[02:26:21] <Emil> And at phone
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389[02:27:22] <Emil> aaand stuck at the same place
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390[02:27:33] <Emil> I can provide a quick video
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395[02:28:05] <Emil> Wait, no, it booted
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398[02:28:19] <Emil> Still complained abou no limit, which
should be fixed
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399[02:29:10] <Emil> I can confirm that at the moment commenting
out that ipv6 portion of the config fixed the issue
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402[02:30:09] <jmcnaught> Emil: that's good i guess, except
it means you don't have ipv6 :/ The DefaultTimeoutStartSec
directive in /etc/systemd/system.conf is what's supposed to
define timeouts
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405[02:31:57] <jmcnaught> Emil: on your system you can run
"systemctl status networking" to see if it lists any
drop-in files that might have a different timeout limit
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416[02:40:13] <Emil> indeed, that line about ipv6 is the one to
blame
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417[02:41:07] <Emil> jmcnaught: networking.service
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418[02:41:08] <Emil> ?
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419[02:42:14] <Emil> drop in files list:
50-insserv.conf-$network.conf
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420[02:42:16] <Emil> and
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421[02:42:25] <Emil> network-pre.conf
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422[02:42:29] <Emil> both with paths
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423[02:43:49] <jmcnaught> Emil: they're probably default, i
just don't know why there was no time limit for you
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425[02:44:11] <jmcnaught> perhaps it's because other
service units depend on networking to be up
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426[02:44:19] <Emil>
/run/systemd/generator/networking.service.d/50-insserv.conf-$network.conf
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427[02:44:20] <Emil> and
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428[02:44:34] <Emil>
/lib/systemd/system/networking.service.d/network-pre.conf
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431[02:46:29] <jmcnaught> Emil: do those files say anything
about delays or timeouts?
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436[02:48:20] <Emil> jmcnaught: the first one, in generator, is
autogenerated by systemd-insserv-generator and mentions no timeouts
or delays
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437[02:48:39] <Emil> it wants network.target and also asks for
before network.target
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439[02:49:12] <Emil> the other one, network-pre.conf wants After
network-pre.target
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440[02:49:22] <Emil> both are under headings [Unit]
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441[02:50:41] <Emil> To me this is clearly a bug. The default
scripts should handle boot with or without a network. The question
is now: is it with Debian or Systemd
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442[02:51:16] <jmcnaught> Emil: looks pretty standard to me. i
haven't have this kind of a problem yet with systemd, but i
suspect it could be related to a unit dependency (something
depending on networking)
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443[02:52:47] <Emil> jmcnaught: do you have additional
recommendations?
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444[02:52:53] <jmcnaught> Emil: you can also look at
"systemctl show networking" to see what directives systemd
has configured for the networking init script (it converts init
scripts to systemd units on the fly)
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445[02:52:56] <Emil> Disabling ipv6 is not something I'd
like to do
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447[02:53:29] <jmcnaught> Emil: it seemed to me that you lack
ipv6 support on your network altogether, you need to get that sorted
before you have it working on this system
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448[02:53:40] <Emil> jmcnaught: that is not the issue.
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449[02:53:42] <jmcnaught> Emil: anyways i'll be out for a
while, good luck :)
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450[02:53:56] <Emil> jmcnaught: the issue is that default
configs refuse to boot without it
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452[02:54:41] <Emil> jmcnaught: anycase, that command tells me
that TimeOutStartUSec and *Stop* are both set to 0
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456[02:55:16] <Dagger> Emil: removing that "inet6
dhcp" stanza isn't disabling v6
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457[02:55:17] <jmcnaught> Emil: well you have a bunch more clues
to research than when you started. i might be back later if
you're still trying to figure it out :)
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458[02:55:43] <Emil> Dagger: what is the config there for, then?
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459[02:55:54] <Dagger> the way DHCPv6 is supposed to work is
that your router sends an RA announcing itself, and if DHCPv6 is
available then it sets the "DHCPv6 available" flag in the
RA
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460[02:56:00] <Dagger> and systems are supposed to see that and
try DHCPv6
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461[02:56:23] <Emil> Dagger: and commenting that line out does
then?
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462[02:56:31] <Dagger> by explicitly adding an "inet6
dhcp" line, you're asking it to use DHCPv6 regardless of
what the network says
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463[02:56:48] <Emil> Dagger: hmm, okay
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464[02:56:51] <Dagger> and it makes some amount of sense that
networking won't finish coming up until the DHCPv6 request
succeeds
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465[02:57:19] <Dagger> (although the bit where it won't let
you log in locally as a result doesn't make much sense)
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466[02:57:38] <Emil> Dagger: so, if networking works without it,
why have an automatic config at all?
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467[02:57:45] <Dagger> Emil: honestly I'm not sure why you
have that line in /e/n/i, I've never seen Debian add it before
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470[02:59:27] <Emil> Dagger: armbian also experiences the same
problem without mentioning ipv6. It has auto eth0 iface eth0 inet
dhcp and auto lo iface lo inet loopback
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490[03:08:52] <err403> Any idea why this isn't accessible?
Fdisk shows this
replaced-url
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496[03:14:57] <err403> What is Debian's name for
ntfsprogrs?
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498[03:15:52] <hypOS> no, idea, but what is debians name for
firefox? or do I need the backports for it right now?
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499[03:16:03] <hypOS> a quick heads up would be awesome
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501[03:16:37] <markybob> yes you shoud use backports
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502[03:16:42] <markybob> should*
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504[03:17:43] <hypOS> okay, thank you very much, I will now read
the article "The end of the iceweasel age", which I just
found
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505[03:17:46] <hypOS> :)
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556[03:46:24] <awwal> Mplayer cli mode doesn't play m3u /
pls playlists?
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562[03:47:58] <dTal> awwal: man mplayer | grep playlist
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568[03:51:37] <awwal> dTal, ok, thanks. havent seen
"-playlist" option. thanks. works fine now :)
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572[03:53:00] <dTal> yeah it's kind of a dorky interface if
you ask me, it can autodetect tons of formats
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576[03:53:08] <Emil> Hi
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577[03:53:35] <Emil> So, umm, what can I rip out off
/etc/network/interfaces?
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578[03:53:59] <slink> what are you trying to do?
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579[03:54:12] <Emil> slink: avoid it hanging if it doesn't
get ipv4 or ipv6
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581[03:54:33] <slink> you could set a static IP in there i
suppose?
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582[03:54:38] <Emil> slink: no
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583[03:54:41] <slink> or remove the 'auto eth0' so it
doesn't automatically come up
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584[03:54:51] <slink> man interfaces
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586[03:55:15] <awwal> dTal, running gnu-linux is too much
commands to remember, one gets lost! xD
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587[03:55:20] <Emil> slink: I want it to try to get dhcp and
then quickly give up and proceed to boot normally
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589[03:55:32] <Emil> Or at least reduce the timeout
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590[03:55:44] <Emil> and then obviously try to get internet
while boot has finished
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591[03:55:45] <dTal> awwal: manpages are your friend, always
check the manpages
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593[03:56:07] <awwal> dTal, of course :P
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594[03:56:16] <slink> Emil: well, this isn't ideal, but you
could remove 'auto eth0', then add in /etc/rc.local (or
whatever it is these days), ifup eth0 &
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596[03:56:45] <dTal> ideally of course everything would be so
friendly and intuitive we didn't need manpages
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597[03:56:56] <awwal> xterm & bash manuals, no thanks,
hahaha, I get a real headache. so extensives ... xD
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598[03:57:10] <dTal> grep is also your friend
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599[03:57:17] <awwal> right :)
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601[03:57:58] <dTal> although... the bash manpage is worth a
read sometime, maybe someday you're stuck somewhere with no
internet
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605[04:00:23] <ins3ct> someone who already used zMeu can help
me?
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606[04:00:34] <awwal> I dont know why debian still have
'radio' application if /dev/radio doesn't exit in the
system. " radio ---» open /dev/radio0: no such file or
directory"
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607[04:01:51] <Emil> slink: that's a hack :D
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609[04:03:10] <awwal>
replaced-url
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610[04:03:11] <judd> Bug
replaced-url
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611[04:03:31] <slink> yep
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612[04:04:04] <awwal> why there is not a dev/radio dir? seems
not a bug in radio software but kernel related
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615[04:04:51] <awwal> can one just create that radio directory
in /dev naming it radio0 ?
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617[04:06:14] <awwal> i guess no one uses that application
anymore xD
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631[04:12:10] <dTal> awwal: even if you tried that, it
wouldn't be a directory
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632[04:12:21] <dTal> the command is "mknod"
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633[04:12:42] <awwal> mknod?
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634[04:12:54] <dTal> yes, the device files in /dev are special
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638[04:13:23] <dTal> however for what it's worth I
can't remember a time I've ever needed mknod
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639[04:13:41] <dTal> if you have the appropriate driver loaded,
the relevant files should appear
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642[04:14:04] <cafuego> You shouldn't need it these days.
The kernel with create the device node when the correct driver
kernel module is loaded.
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645[04:14:36] <awwal> i have read somewhere that dev radio
isn't present anymmore in linux systems bcoz of kernel changes,
but i dont find the web link right now
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646[04:15:08] <awwal> seems that the kernel doesn't provide
such module anymore or something like that
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647[04:15:41] <cafuego> It's probably bundled in the v4l
stuff that mythtv also uses.
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658[04:19:50] <awwal> i would like try 'radio' nucurse
radio player, but it complains about dev radio0 not found
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659[04:20:34] <awwal> and no trace of it in dev, right
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660[04:20:39] <awwal> ,v radio
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661[04:20:41] <judd> Package: radio on amd64 -- squeeze:
3.95.dfsg.1-8.1+b1; wheezy: 3.102-3; jessie: 3.103-3+b1; sid:
3.103-4+b1; stretch: 3.103-4+b1
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665[04:22:36] <awwal> still maintained and available for all
branch's but not working xD
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668[04:23:34] <awwal> probably missing an up-to-date manual
page...
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673[04:27:05] <torpet> How does debian stable handle chromium
upgrades? Are they usually upgraded or only if security bugs are
found?
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680[04:34:00] <awwal> torpet, check jessie release notes,
something is said about that there
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681[04:35:00] <torpet> awwal: you talking about this document?
replaced-url
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683[04:35:37] <Emil> dhclient should fix it's hanging and
debian should perhaps change the "no limit" to something
much better, like the default systemd timeout value
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687[04:38:08] <awwal> torpet, not enough info but a piste
replaced-url
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688[04:38:45] <torpet> nice thanks!
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702[04:44:06] <jmcnaught> Emil: hello again. do you have
anything in /etc/network/if-up.d (or if-pre-up.d)? One jessie you
also have the option of using systemd-networkd (instead of
/e/n/interfaces)
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706[04:45:12] <jmcnaught> errr s/One/On/
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710[04:47:10] <mundus2018> Can someone help me install
something? I seem to be getting errors when I run make
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716[04:51:00] <jmcnaught> mundus2018: on Jessie at least the
missing stdint.h file is in the gcc-arm-none-eabi package. are you
on wheezy? it's probably the same. You can use
"apt-file" to search for files in packages that
aren't installed
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717[04:51:29] <FaTony> I have the program with the same name in
/usr/bin and /usr/local/bin what file will be executed when I type
the program name?
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718[04:51:41] <mundus2018> cits jesse jmcnaught
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719[04:52:47] <jmcnaught> mundus2018: oh yeah? your screenshot
shows a path with "4.6" in it. gcc-4.6 is on wheezy, but
not jessie (it has 4.8 and 4.9)
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720[04:53:04] <jmcnaught> FaTony: what does "which
program" tell you?
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722[04:53:34] <mundus2018> I installed the package gcc, becuase
someone said I need to install gcc
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723[04:53:44] <FaTony> jmcnaught, I currently don't have
this situation, maybe I'll go ahead and try
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724[04:53:50] <mundus2018> acctually I think its jesse... How
can I check?
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727[04:54:35] <bibek> hello everyone
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729[04:55:07] <bibek> i have a pretty simple question: which
file determines which dislay manager gets loaded on startup?
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730[04:55:10] <awwal> mundus2018, lsb_release -a
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731[04:55:13] <jmcnaught> mundus2018: "lsb_release -a"
to see release information. or "cat /etc/debian_version".
"uname -a" to see kernel version. "apt-cache policy
gcc" to see gcc package version. "gcc --version" too
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734[04:55:32] <bibek> i have remote access to the machine and
have to change the DM from gnome to cinnamon
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736[04:55:55] <mundus2018> Debian version 7.8
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737[04:56:09] <mundus2018> lsb_release -a was command not found
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739[04:56:38] <mundus2018> gcc version 4.6.3
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740[04:56:38] <jmcnaught> mundus2018: that's wheezy, and
it's possibly behind on security updates
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741[04:56:54] <mundus2018> probably
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742[04:57:13] <computer> hi all - been poking around various
backup solutions for debian - specifically, i want something to roll
my system back to previous state if experiments go awry
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743[04:57:30] <mundus2018> any idea what I can do? can I
download and make the file on another computer maybe?
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745[04:57:35] <computer> any recommendations?
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748[04:58:24] <Emil> jmcnaught: can you help me with changing to
systemd-networkd or point me to a good tutorial for it?
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749[04:58:27] <computer> so that would be system not docs/photos
etc
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750[04:58:34] <Emil> but I'll share those configs
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752[04:59:35] <mundus2018> Acctually... Tried making on another
machine and I got the same error
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753[04:59:46] <Emil> in if-up.d I have avahi-daemon, mountfs,
upstart, ehtool, openssh-server and wpasupplicant. In if-pre-up.d I
have bridge, ethtool and wpasupplicant
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756[05:00:53] <bibek> guys, how do i get rid of gdm?
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757[05:00:56] <jmcnaught> Emil: i found this but didn't
read the whole thread. it might not be the same exact same issue
(supposed to be fixed) but reading it might help you find stuff to
check.
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758[05:00:57] <judd> Bug
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759[05:01:17] <Emil> jmcnaught: i.imgur.com/Wo5HnGj
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760[05:01:24] <Emil> jmcnaught:
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761[05:01:25] <jmcnaught> bibek: which DM are you trying to
switch to? the DM is started by init, so systemd on Jessie.
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763[05:01:42] <Emil> jmcnaught:
replaced-url
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765[05:02:25] <Emil> jmcnaught: killing the bottom most process,
pid 564, allowed boot to resume
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766[05:02:46] <mundus2018> any idea jmcnaught ?
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768[05:03:11] <jmcnaught> mundus2018: did you try installing the
package i mentioned?
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769[05:03:30] <mundus2018> yes
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770[05:03:33] <mundus2018> I installed it
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771[05:03:46] <jmcnaught> Emil: what happens if you do
"ifdown eth0" and then "ifup eth0"?
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773[05:04:33] <jmcnaught> mundus2018: and now that this package
is installed, if you run "dpkg -S
/partial/path/to/missing/file" does it say it's installed?
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775[05:05:20] <mundus2018> jmcnaught, what would I put for
/partial/path/to/missing/file
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776[05:06:00] <Emil> jmcnaught: sudo ifdown -> ifdown:
interface eth0 not configured. sudo ifup eth0: ifup: interface eth0
already configured
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778[05:06:36] <Emil> though I ran it twice and first time ifup
started something
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779[05:07:03] <jmcnaught> mundus2018: the missing file reported
in the error in your screenshot:
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780[05:07:30] <mundus2018> Sorry ill do it next time
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783[05:08:26] <jmcnaught> Emil: this is probably because you
killed the dhclient process
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784[05:08:52] <jmcnaught> Emil: do you still have the inet6 line
in /e/n/interfaces?
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785[05:09:02] <mundus2018> Guessing this is wrong jmcnaught
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788[05:11:44] <Emil> jmcnaught: did, I'll try again
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789[05:11:46] <jmcnaught> mundus2018: so there's a file
mentioned in that error that cannot be found. use "dpkg
-S" to search for that file
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790[05:12:01] <Emil> jmcnaught: same for idown without that line
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791[05:12:02] <Emil> and
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792[05:12:31] <mundus2018> I fixed it :D
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793[05:12:44] <mundus2018> jmcnaught, needed to install
build-essentials
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794[05:13:16] <awwal> bibek, gdm3 is the default gnome display
manager. I dont think you will be able to get rid of it nicely if
you are running gnome. an easy way is installing another display
manager, I recommend lightdm, choose it as default when dpkg prompts
you, and disable dgm3 using systemctl
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795[05:13:35] <Emil> jmcnaught: okay, so, ifdown eth0 cut my
internet
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797[05:14:13] <Emil> jmcnaught: but
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798[05:14:16] <Emil> lemme query the results
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806[05:17:01] <jmcnaught> Emil: heh of course, "ifdown
eth0" takes down the eth0 interface, disconnects it
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807[05:17:16] <Emil> jmcnaught: well, til :D
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813[05:18:48] <jmcnaught> Emil: and essentially what the
networking service/initscript is doing is running "ifup"
on the "auto" stuff in /e/n/interfaces at boot time
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819[05:19:33] <theraspberry> so I'm running debian sid and
I wanted to install libgnutls30, but apt is saying that its going to
remove libgtk3.0, libreoffice and a whole bunch of other packages. I
was directed here from #linux with "ah the perennial bane of
dpkg. thats not uncommon & its generally inexplicable"
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820[05:19:50] <theraspberry> I can give a paste if required.
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824[05:21:47] <jmcnaught> !bat
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825[05:21:48] <dpkg> In order to troubleshoot your problem with
apt-get, apt or aptitude we need ALL OF THE FOLLOWING information:
1. complete output of your apt-get/apt/aptitude run (including the
command used) 2. output from "apt-cache policy pkg1
pkg2..." for ALL packages mentioned ANYWHERE in the problem,
and 3. "apt-cache policy". Use
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827[05:22:31] <jmcnaught> theraspberry: the information above in
pastes will help. you're probably better off asking in
#debian-next on irc.oftc.net
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828[05:23:13] <jmcnaught> theraspberry: it's not a problem
with dpkg so much as unstable/sid is a development version and
sometimes it's simply broken, but conflicts can also be caused
by third-party repos
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829[05:23:22] <theraspberry> ah, jeez thats some work.
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831[05:23:38] <theraspberry> alright thanks :D
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842[05:29:24] <bibek> awwal: hmm, that's a shame. doing
what you suggested let's see how it goes.
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843[05:29:47] <bibek> i'm trying to run a headless vnc
server on it and for some reason gdm doesn't play nicely. at
all.
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854[05:34:26] <awwal> bibek, are you confusing DE vs DM?
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857[05:35:36] <bibek> awwal: i could be. idk. :D a minute.
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860[05:36:44] <mundus2018> Hey, anyone know if its possible to
pipe all audio output to Pi-RM-RDS?
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863[05:37:22] <awwal> bibek, gdm3 is a DM (display manager, also
called login manager); gnome is a DE (desktop environment); WM
(window manager, such as openbox...)
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865[05:38:31] <bibek> awwal: yeah. i knew that. still confusing.
thanks for reminding me.
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866[05:38:41] <bibek> here's the error i'm trying to
get away from
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867[05:39:02] <bibek> it's gnome-session complaining, so
perhaps i should just change DE
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873[05:41:55] <awwal> i dont use gnome, no clue
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877[05:43:17] <bibek> it says dpkg-reconfigure is missing,
there's a package for it?
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output to another program?
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978[06:50:17] <mrpelican> Hi all, while installing the steam deb
package, some other dependency failed, and it wound up uninstalling
a TON of packages off my system
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979[06:50:27] <mrpelican>
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981[06:50:56] <mrpelican> How does the command "apt-get
install libdrm2:i386" cause for 100 other packages to be
removed?
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982[06:51:10] <somiaj> mrpelican: where did you install the
steam deb.
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983[06:51:53] <somiaj> mrpelican: It could be an issue where the
i386 version doesn't match the amd64 version you have installed
causing a conflict and removing the lib which will remove lots of
other things
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985[06:52:11] <mrpelican> somiaj, Where? all I did was dpkg -i
steam.deb
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986[06:52:28] <somiaj> mrpelican: where did you get this deb?
Why aren't you isntalling the package from non-free?
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987[06:52:34] <mrpelican> somiaj, steam started up, asked for
root to install several other packages, (done it before), and they
failed, and it uninstalled
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988[06:52:44] <mrpelican> somiaj, steampowered.com
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989[06:52:47] <mrpelican> the oficial site
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990[06:53:21] <somiaj> you should have installed the package
provided by debian, it would have figured out the depends with apt.
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992[06:53:42] <somiaj> ,v steam
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993[06:53:43] <judd> No package named 'steam' was
found in amd64.
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996[06:53:53] <somiaj> oh yea its an i386 package
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1001[06:55:05] <mrpelican> somiaj, I don't understand why
apt would just uninstall so many unrelated files without prompting
me, nor do I understand why the logic would act that way
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1002[06:55:17] <mrpelican> somiaj, regardless, I hav ea list of
the removed files, do you know how I can fix it?
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1005[06:56:14] <somiaj> mrpelican: you most likely had a
conflict, and this conflict of a core libary can remove all packages
that depend on that libary
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1008[06:56:54] <mrpelican> somiaj, Do you know how I can identify
the core conflict?
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1009[06:57:43] <somiaj> mrpelican: pay attention to what apt was
trying to do when you ran that command, and then track down the
packages with apt-cache show and apt-cache policy
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1011[06:57:54] <somiaj> mrpelican: but in this case you should
have isntalled steam via apt and avoided the whole issue
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1013[06:57:59] <mrpelican> somiaj, I don't understand
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1014[06:58:12] <jmcnaught> mrpelican: apt-get prompts if it is
going to remove or install packages that aren't explicitly
listed in the command
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1016[06:58:17] <mrpelican> somiaj, I understand how I can avoid
it in the future.
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1017[06:58:24] <mrpelican> somiaj, I don't understand how to
fix
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1022[07:00:31] <somiaj> mrpelican: pay attention to what apt is
telling you, you should have been able to say no to apt wanting to
remove everything and then you can look at what the conflict
actually is
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1025[07:01:43] <somiaj> but best advise is to avoid conflicts all
together by being careful when installing third party .debs
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1028[07:02:58] <mrpelican> somiaj, it's a large trusted 3rd
party typically. :/
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1029[07:03:55] <somiaj> it appears the problem was you had the
libdrm2:amd64 isntalled from jessie-backports
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1032[07:04:35] <somiaj> but when you requested that isntall of
libdrm2:i386, you requested the jessie version, this caused a
conflict since you have to have matching libs on multiarch, and
removed libdrm2:amd64 and everything that dependnend on it.
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1034[07:04:45] <somiaj> adding a -t jessie-backports to your
install command would have avoided this.
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1037[07:05:38] <mrpelican> somiaj, how do I undo those changes?
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1038[07:05:42] <somiaj> also according to your history, you rand
an upgrade that caused everyting to upgrade to the jessie-backports
repo, this shoudln't happen unless you changed the pinning, as
this is one reason you shodhln't just upgraded all your
packages to jessie-backports
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1039[07:06:13] <somiaj> mrpelican: you may have to llok though
the log and manually install a few of the non-lib packages that were
removed and let them pull in the libs they want again.
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1040[07:06:34] <mrpelican> somiaj, every package I attempt to
install tells me it has unmet dependencies
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1041[07:06:59] <somiaj> you need to fix your install first, if
apt-get -f install doesn't fix it, you need to track down which
package has the unmet dependency
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1042[07:07:26] <mrpelican> somiaj, I don't know how
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1043[07:07:29] <somiaj> it could also be an issue with jessie vs
jessie-backports. By default jessie-backports libs won't be
included (which is good)
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1046[07:08:13] <somiaj> apt-get -t jessie-backports -f install
might work, but that upgrade that upgraded many packages to
jessie-backports is what started this. I don't see why that
should have happened unless you changed the pinning of
jessie-backports
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1047[07:08:33] <mrpelican> somiaj, I don't know what you
mean by changed the pinning
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1048[07:08:37] <somiaj> mrpelican: care to paste the output of
'apt-cache policy'
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1049[07:09:10] <mrpelican> somiaj,
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1052[07:12:09] <somiaj> I woudln't use a repo for ubuntu
precise on a debian system. But your jessie-backports repo is pinned
correctly at 100, so I do not know why an upgrade would have
upgraded all your packages to the jessie-backports version, this
should not have happened.
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1053[07:13:44] <mrpelican> I'm stuck right now staring at a
console
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1054[07:13:57] <somiaj> I have seen this happen to someone else,
apt is behaving like it is designed, but maybe a better warning to
the user or having apt figure out that since the jessie-backports
version for the amd64 package is installed to also isntall the i386
version when manually requesting it to be installed.
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1057[07:15:00] <mrpelican> somiaj, What I'm hearing is that
I'll have to reinstall my entire system and waste several more
hours
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1061[07:15:42] <somiaj> mrpelican: it is fixable but it would
take time tracking down the conflicts and fixing them.
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1064[07:17:04] <mrpelican> somiaj, I don't know how to track
down the conflict.
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1066[07:18:49] <bibek> hi
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1067[07:18:50] <somiaj> mrpelican: well the call is yours, use it
as a learning experience to fix it, or reinstall.
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1068[07:19:00] <bibek> why is groupadd not available?
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1069[07:19:05] <bibek> wierd
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1070[07:19:42] <somiaj> bibek: are you running this as root,
/usr/sbin won't be in a normal users path.
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1071[07:19:45] <mrpelican> somiaj, I don't know how to fix
it, and it sounds a like a bug/design error with no easy reversal,
so I'm just going to re-install the entire system
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1073[07:20:04] <mrpelican> it's already midnight, fantastic
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1074[07:20:06] <bibek> somiaj: ohh let me try.
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1075[07:20:07] <mrpelican> fml
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1076[07:20:19] <somiaj> mrpelican: the reversal is don't
blindy say yes when installing things with apt. Read first.
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1078[07:20:45] <somiaj> mrpelican: as for the issue, I do agree
there are some things that need to be cleaned up with out jessie and
jessie-backports work with pinning, but it is working as designed.
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1083[07:22:56] <bibek> thanks. that was it.
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1101[07:31:15] <TheNaziParty> My daughter was watching a tv show
when i noticed there was a guy typing a command into a bash terminal
the command was "iptables -i inputf -6 -p tcp -m" what
does this do?
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1102[07:32:23] <somiaj> TheNaziParty: man iptables
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1103[07:32:46] <somiaj> TheNaziParty:
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1106[07:34:39] <TheNaziParty> somiaj: Thanks
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1107[07:35:05] <TheNaziParty> It turns out it is not valid
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1112[07:38:10] <bibek> TheNaziParty: yup, i thought it was
incomplete, at best
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1115[07:39:23] <bibek> so, i got rid of gdm3 and want to run a
cinnamon session, but the thing is i only have remote access to the
machine, how do i proceed?
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1118[07:39:43] <bibek> also it's headless(no monitor) and
i'm the sole user.
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1119[07:39:47] <bibek> with root access.
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1124[07:43:05] <somiaj> bibek: there are various ways, but any
reason you want to run cinnamon? Would just using ssh X11 forwarding
work (this can run xorg apps on a remote client)
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1125[07:43:11] <somiaj> bibek: you coudl also set up a vnc server
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1126[07:43:33] <bibek> somiaj: i am trying to set up vnc server
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tighvncserver is fairly easy to set up.
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tightvnc and gnome session, but gnome-session gave me error (
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of opengl and I don't htink you have that over a vnc
connenction
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Xorg from command line, started gnome session on DISPLAY=:0 also
remotely. and vnc'ed it. i got a crippled desktop. not all
panel/tray were present. so, i was thinking more of a .xinit, way?
perhaps.
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1144[07:50:39] <somiaj> bibek: what do you mean by .xinit way?
Just have the user run 'startx' after they connect to the
vnc session instead of having a display manager?
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only use vnc with virtual machines and I'm able to connect to
consoles and run startx inside of it just fine
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something like that,
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load. Is there any way to, err, downgrade it?
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score from archive.org.
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found some info that suggests that is the only way to get gnome
working.
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1172[08:04:51] <somiaj> bibek: cinnamon might not work I read but
gnome-flashback should
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1174[08:04:54] <somiaj> ,v gnome-flashback
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jessie: 3.10.0-3; sid: 3.20.1-1; stretch: 3.20.1-1
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playing nicely either.
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for compositing wms, which looks like it may be in debian9, unsure
if it will be avaiable via jessie-backports though (as it isn't
in sid yet)
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1294[09:07:23] <xarragon> Anyone tried running without swap on a
laptop? Is it feasible?
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1303[09:10:49] <jelly> xarragon: yes (having 16GiB RAM helps)
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1304[09:12:15] <Stummi> actually, I think if you have enough ram
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1305[09:12:48] <xarragon> jelly: Have Thinkpad X230 with 8GiB,
upgrading it with a large SSD now and going to pop in another 8GiB
memory module..
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1326[09:23:31] <MaBunny> i had my vlc running and playing some
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1327[09:23:57] <MaBunny> and i was like renaming my folders to
remove blank spaces....
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1330[09:24:22] <MaBunny> i renamed my music folder too...and when
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1332[09:24:45] <MaBunny> vlc just overpowered my system....idk
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1334[09:25:39] <MaBunny> maybe its my fault....but vlc shouldnt
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1342[09:32:45] <ocb> some version of vlc a few months ago crashed
my debian in vm like 10 times in a row when I resized the vlc to the
upper right corner :)
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1344[09:33:02] <ocb> when I resized to the upper left corner, all
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1358[09:38:09] <Wulf> Hi
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1360[09:38:58] <tetero> xarragon: Even though you may not need
swap if you have enough RAM, there are other circumstances where it
might be useful. Hibernation, for example.
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1362[09:39:39] <Wulf> I've got one package source and build
it for different releases. Reprepro tells me that it can't
include two binary packages with same name but different contents
(here: slightly different Depends). What would be the right fix for
this issue?
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1367[09:44:23] <JyZyXEL> main packagekitd[2813]: Internal error,
DistUpgrade broke stuff
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1368[09:44:43] <tetero> MaBunny: Perhaps it was going through the
entire playlist rapidly and finding none of the songs were there
anymore?
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1372[09:46:49] <MaBunny> yeah tetero you r right
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1373[09:46:54] <xarragon> tetero: Yes, but I deliberately chose
not to have hibernation on this setup. I am going for a
"secure" setup, playing with disk encryption etc.
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1374[09:47:15] <xarragon> Anyways, I never really hibernated it
anyway. Did either sleep or poweroff.
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1378[09:48:19] <xarragon> I actually playing with the builtin
harddrive encryption; got an Intel SSD which does not like
uncompressibvle data, so dmcrypt was not ideal.
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1381[09:48:35] <tetero> xarragon: Yeah, just making sure
you're aware of it. It's easy to miss that hibernation
swaps, even if the system doesn't otherwise
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1382[09:48:46] <thms> Hi, is there a good ncurses interfaces to
show me what's being launched at boot ?
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1384[09:49:00] <xarragon> But the thinkpad BIOS/EFI handles
harddrive password nicely even efter I swapped the Lenovo OEM drive
with a retail Intel 535.
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1388[09:49:50] <xarragon> tetero: I actually managed to run out
of memory with 8 GB + 8 Gb swap.. Dunno wtf I was doing, probably
long-running Firefox instances.
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1390[09:50:14] <xarragon> tetero: So this is sort of a way of
forcing some discipline onto myself.
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1391[09:50:16] <tetero> xarragon: Built-in encryption eh? Intel
520?
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1392[09:50:38] <xarragon> tetero: Newer, 535.. But I am not sure
how much trust to place in it.
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1395[09:51:18] <tetero> xarragon: I assume that the encryption is
at least on par with the 520. It's definitely good enough to
protect you from consumers. Definitely not good enough to protect
against the government, if they are determined to get access to your
data
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1396[09:51:26] <xarragon> tetero: actually the original 520 that
came with the Thinkpad never worked with dmcrypt, despite a week of
experimentation.. I was starting to ssupect intentional sabotage
from lenovo
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1399[09:52:12] <xarragon> tetero: Yeah, I kind of suspect these
drive encryption stuff to be dodgy, either intentionally or
unintentionally.
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1400[09:52:15] <tetero> xarragon: Lenovo have been found out in
the past to integrate espionage circuitry on their business class
notebooks. I'm not sure if they're still doing it, but
some governments have banned their use for government stuff. (The US
for example.)
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1403[09:53:07] <xarragon> tetero: But everythign truly sensitive
will be in separate containers, only briefly unlocked. The
whole-drive stuff is just in case I lose the laptop on a train, then
i dont want some thief to get receipts, contacts etc.
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1404[09:53:08] <tetero> I'm suspecting that a lot of
manufacturers are doing dodgy things in these regards
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1405[09:53:24] <tetero> xarragon: Yeah it's definitely good
enough for that application
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1406[09:53:52] <xarragon> tetero: Any evidence? I know the US
stopped using them and went to Dell, though I always thought that
was more good ol protectionism and paranoia.
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1407[09:54:28] <xarragon> Otherwise, these machines come with
intel AMT, which is bascially a hardware backdoor.
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1408[09:54:54] <xarragon> Like literally an embedded computer
inside the computer, designed for remote management
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1410[09:55:25] <tetero> xarragon: I can't really remember.
You can find a lot of information about it if you google for lenovo
backdoor
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1411[09:55:35] <xarragon> Lenovo SSD also comes with
"customized" firmware (which is buggy), which I also
don't trust..
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1412[09:55:59] <xarragon> tetero: You know about all the various
anti-theft systems then? That's another can of worms.
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1413[09:56:38] <xarragon> tetero: X230 comes with Lojack and
Intel Anti-theft, basically hardware-assisted rootkits with
phone-home.
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1414[09:56:41] <tetero> xarragon: Honestly, as I said, I suspect
that many manufacturers are putting in all kinds of backdoors or
weaknesses. There was a pretty questionable affair involving junos
(juniper networks operating system) that has me on edge, as we use
juniper networks gear throughout our network
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1418[09:57:31] <tetero> The fact that the US can legally order
companies like Juniper to implement backdoors, or vulnerabilities,
and ban them from telling their customers means that it's up in
the air regarding closed source software in general.
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1420[09:57:57] <fireba11> tetero: look for manufacturers with
canry-websites? :-D
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1421[09:57:58] <qmr> til people still use juniper
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1422[09:58:01] <antzero> How do I set custom dpi in Firefox?
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1423[09:58:08] <qmr> tetero: 2003 called, they want their shit
back
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1424[09:58:21] <antzero> I want two different values of dpi , one
for the system and one for firefox
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1425[09:58:26] <antzero> I still can't get how to do it
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1426[09:58:34] <tetero> fireba11: Ha. I typically just check if
they've got DoD on linkedin ;-P
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1427[09:58:44] <fireba11> antzero: dpi means "dots per
inch" so that does not make sense :-D
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1428[09:59:04] <antzero> I meant dpi rendering
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1429[09:59:04] <tetero> qmr: You're on IRC. Do you know how
long this has been outdated? ;)
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1430[09:59:16] <xarragon> tetero: Yeah, it is getting rather
sickening. And consumers are being conditioned to beliving always-on
monitoring is to their benefit. Was shopping for a NAS; every damn
product has "CLOUD!!" written as their main feature.
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1431[09:59:23] <antzero> font dpi
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1433[09:59:28] <antzero> or w/e you wanna call it
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1434[09:59:52] <qmr> xarragon: FUCK FUCK FUCK THAT.
JFSDKJFDSKAFJKDS
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1435[10:00:05] <tetero> xarragon: Cloud is kind of the trendy
thing right now.. probably sells a lot of gear
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1436[10:00:20] <qmr> one of the new routers I bought to test
prompts me to make a "cloud account". instead of, you
know, going to router setup
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1437[10:00:27] <qmr> absolutely disgusting
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1438[10:00:48] <tetero> Consumer router I presume?
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1439[10:00:51] <qmr> tetero: that word triggers me plz don't
say it
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1440[10:00:59] <epsilon> .oO there's no cloud, just someone
else' computer
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1441[10:01:02] <qmr> yes. thought it could run ddwrt, but .. it
won't stay installed
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1442[10:01:16] <qmr> epsilon: correct. I used to work for a
business purporting to be "cloud" ( vps provider )
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1443[10:01:18] <tetero> qmr: I don't abide by trigger
warnings as the entire concept is ridiculously stupid
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1444[10:01:22] <xarragon> qmr: Well you CAN fsck it. I bought a
cheap D-Link router and put OpenWRT on it, got rid of all the junk.
Same thing with my IP-camera, custom firmware, sweet!
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1445[10:01:27] <qmr> tetero: correct
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1446[10:01:57] <qmr> xarragon: tell me more about custom ip
camera firmware ?? I have some cheap cameras with broken china
firmware
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1447[10:02:21] <qmr> I can't do cheap router though.
interference here is crazy and I want a fast network
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1448[10:02:22] <fireba11> xarragon: build my own NAS ...
uATX-board with amd fusion, 5x3TBHD, 64SSD for OS, debian, done :-D
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1450[10:02:55] <xarragon> qmr: Well in my case I got a D-Link
930L IP camera for like $30, it had cloud. Then I found out you can
run OpenWRT on it, though you have to build an image yourself.
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1451[10:02:57] <qmr> itym 64GB SSD for L2ARC
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1452[10:03:22] <epsilon> I once installed a owncloud on a single
server for a customer, since then the customer was proud to announce
their data to be in cloud
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1453[10:03:29] <qmr> my cameras cost about the same, but have PTZ
( more the PT bit )
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1454[10:03:32] <tetero> fireba11: You could just use ARM boards
you know :-) bring the power consumption down a bit
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1456[10:04:21] <fireba11> tetero: software raid and luks
encryption and GBit network .. it's too much for the small CPU
already *cough*
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1457[10:04:36] <xarragon> qmr: I am actually playing with
replaceing firmware on stuff, though I am not very good yet. Trying
to make an open firmware for my Motorola Moto G.
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1459[10:05:02] <tetero> fireba11: You can use hardware raid,
accelerated encryption and gigabit is not a problem either. You just
have to get something other than a raspberry pi ;)
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1460[10:05:03] <epsilon> depends in raid level, raid1
doesn't cost CPU
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1461[10:05:11] <xarragon> qmr: But IP cameras are high on my list
too, I want to make a cool home alarm system.. But havn't found
any good/cheap ones yet
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1462[10:05:40] <fireba11> epsilon: the raid is barely noticable
compared to the strong encryption :-D
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1464[10:05:59] <xarragon> Regarding NAS:es, Buffalo linkstation
had a very nice model with 2x3TB disks inckluded för $200 or so
(incl. VAT).
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1465[10:06:02] <jelly> !offtopic
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1466[10:06:02] <dpkg> #debian is primarily a support channel for
Debian users. Please keep the discussions in #debian on-topic and
take longer discussions and non-support questions to
#debian-offtopic. Imagine the chaos if each of the hundreds of
people in the channel felt the need to wander off topic for a few
minutes every day.
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1467[10:06:10] <fireba11> epsilon: i get about 50MB/s as
continuous write speed
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1468[10:06:29] <xarragon> Was tempted to buy it, because buying
disks alone costs more than that, then replace the firmware on the
ARM board inside.
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1471[10:06:46] <tetero> Well then, I'm switching to
-offtopic
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1473[10:06:54] <qmr> xarragon: I need to hack my
"smart" home gateway so I can rip the cloud out of it
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1475[10:08:50] <fireba11> qmr: trending sports 2016:
de-cloud-ifying things
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1479[10:10:57] <qmr> I wonder if anyone will wake up leading to
self hosting being the hip new thing
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1503[10:19:43] <thms> I'm trying to get my rsync darem
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1504[10:19:58] <thms> daemon to start at boot, so I done
update-rc.d rsync defaults
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1505[10:20:12] <thms> But when I reboot it's not launched, I
have to do: /etc/init.d/rsync start
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1506[10:20:24] <thms> so that it is listening on port 873
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1510[10:24:10] <fennesz> Hello ! Does anyone know how I can use
my debian machine as ntp server to others?
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1525[10:41:38] <joelmo> can I find the reverse dependencies of a
package through the web?
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1530[10:43:09] <joelmo> or if someone is able to do it via
command line, I don't have package tools here, can you send me
reverse deps for libxdo3, please
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1545[11:04:28] <teraflops> qmr: self hosting > cloud
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1547[11:04:43] <FinalX> cloud is just "someone else's
computer"
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1549[11:05:27] <teraflops> FinalX: I only trust myself, and not
always
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1550[11:07:06] <FinalX> I have a few VPS's around the globe,
quite the international network, which would not be possible (or at
least not for anywhere that low amount of money) otherwise. At the
same time, everything of importance runs on my server in a highly
controlled datacenter in LXC-containers, with ZFS, LUKS etc :)
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1551[11:07:22] <juul> why do some packages in apt not list their
Source package?
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1552[11:07:26] <juul> e.g. the acl package
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1554[11:08:03] <FinalX> some just don't have one, could be
various reasons, like if a package is just a meta for another
package, there's no point in a source package
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1555[11:08:33] <FinalX> (as far as i know, anyway)
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1556[11:08:52] <juul> ah yes that makes sense, but i don't
think the acl package is a meta
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1559[11:09:39] <juul> it looks like it has a source package,
since i can download it with `apt-get source acl` but when I do
`apt-cache show acl` there is no Source field listed
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1560[11:09:41] <juul> hm
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1562[11:09:56] <Iridos> but the acl package has files
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1563[11:10:16] <juul> oh myabe it's not listed when the name
of the source package is exactly the same as the name of the binary
package?
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1564[11:10:22] <Iridos>
replaced-url
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1565[11:11:05] <Iridos> where do you see the source package
listed anyway
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1569[11:12:00] <Iridos> oh, you mean like Package: libpoppler-cil
// Source: poppler-sharp
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1574[11:13:02] <juul> Iridos: yeah!
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1575[11:13:21] <juul> using `apt-cache show package-name`
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1585[11:16:35] <vvuja> hello
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1589[11:18:12] <vvuja> error:
/etc/logrotate.d/vvujovic_logrotate:6 bad compress path /bin/bzip2
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1591[11:18:19] <vvuja> anyone familiar with this error
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1592[11:18:25] <vvuja> any solution
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1593[11:18:30] <Iridos> juul, I also guess it only makes sense to
show the source package name in that description if it differs from
that of the binary package... you can always do apt-cache showsrc to
get the description of the source package
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1596[11:19:04] <Iridos> vvuja, maybe you don't have bzip2
installed?
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1597[11:19:10] <vvuja> yes it is there
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1599[11:19:27] <vvuja> I just executed it
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1601[11:20:00] <Iridos> anyway... it's an error in line 6 of
your self-written config in /etc/logrotate.d/vvujovic_logrotate
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1605[11:20:28] <vvuja> which says compresscmd /bin/bzip2
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1606[11:20:31] <vvuja> and it does not work
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1607[11:20:36] <vvuja> and it is option of logrotate
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1615[11:24:27] <juul> Iridos: thanks! did no know about that
command
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1618[11:25:06] <Iridos> vvuja,
replaced-url
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1619[11:25:46] <Iridos> there's a pretty old bug #230519
from 2004 with bzip2
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1620[11:25:47] <judd> Bug
replaced-url
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1623[11:26:55] <Iridos> heh. and one bug from 2001 when the
feature was added
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1627[11:28:49] <Iridos> vvuja, hm.
replaced-url
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1628[11:28:50] <judd> Bug
replaced-url
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1646[11:44:39] <vvuja> solved
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1647[11:44:43] <vvuja> upgraded version Iridos
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1648[11:44:45] <vvuja> thanks
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1650[11:44:52] <vvuja> thanks judd Iridos
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1651[11:44:57] <vvuja> upgraded version and solved the issue
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1672[11:56:45] <jjulian> hey, im doing a logging on iptables but
cant find the entries. Im on debian and trying to find the logs. I
normally find them in syslog or dmesg but both are empty. I can see
the log rule is processing packages. any hints for me what am i
missing?
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1682[12:00:36] <Walex> jjulian: you can setup a rule that says
which level/facility to log to, and then you need to tell your
variant of 'syslog' where to put that.
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1683[12:01:26] <jjulian> im currently putting it on warning and
iptables -A INPUT -j LOG --log-prefix "iptable: "
--log-level 4
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1690[12:04:52] <Walex> jjulian: the facility is 'kern'
so it goes wherever 'kern.*' or 'kern.warning'
goes
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1691[12:05:06] <Walex> jjulian: but first check with 'dmesg
| grep iptable:'
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1692[12:05:16] <jjulian> completely empty
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1693[12:05:35] <Walex> jjulian: then it is not logging... Another
check is
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1695[12:06:00] <Walex> jjulian: iptables -L -v -n | grep LOG
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1697[12:06:04] <jjulian> Walex: im trying a quick reboot as i
played a lot iwht xt_LOG and nf_iplog_4 and so on maybe some module
interferns
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1698[12:06:17] <Walex> the first field is the count of how many
times that rule was "hit"
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1700[12:06:20] <jjulian> Walex: im doing a watch -n 0.5 iptables
-nvL
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1701[12:06:27] <jjulian> and that show me lots of hits
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1702[12:06:41] <Walex> iptables -L -v -n | grep LOG | sort -n
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1704[12:06:59] <Walex> jjulian: then 'dmesg' cannot be
empty...
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1706[12:07:20] <jjulian> dmesg | grep iptables is
"close" to empty. im just seeing a message about iptables
has been loaded
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1717[12:09:54] <jjulian> Walex: iptables shows packets for the
iptable rule '104 8736 LOG all -- * * 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 LOG
flags 0 level 4 prefix "iptable:"'
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1719[12:10:05] <jjulian> but these seem to be not logged at all
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1725[12:12:55] <Walex> what matters is not the packets, but the
counts, but I guess the count is non-zero too
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1726[12:13:06] <Walex> jjulian: then check your 'klog'
settings
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1731[12:13:45] <Walex> jjulian: actually I think nowadays they
are in '/proc/sys/'
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1735[12:14:59] <jjulian> Walex: have to lines added to
rsyslog.conf which both should hit the log from iptables. but
looking for klog setting
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1738[12:15:12] <Walex> jjulian: vague memory it is in
/proc/sys/kernel/printk]
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1739[12:15:46] <Walex> jjulian: and/or kernel command line
parameter 'loglevel=' but I think it is the same
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1742[12:16:45] <jjulian> never heard about printk file but this
is the contents: "4 4 1 7"
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1743[12:17:57] <Walex> jjulian:
replaced-url
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1747[12:19:09] <Walex> jjulian: also note that 'dmesg'
has a finite size
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1748[12:19:41] <Walex> jjulian: so check the config for your
variant of 'syslog' for the destination of
'kern.' messages
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1749[12:20:07] <jjulian> Walex: checked and configured rsyslog
before
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1750[12:20:52] <Walex> jjulian: my current guess is that your
'iptables' logging works, but either the messages are not
currently being logged because the events that causes them
don't happen, or the kernel is configured not to print them
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1755[12:22:25] <Walex> in 'rsyslog' I have two rules
like 'kern.info /var/log/kern.log' and also
':msg,contains,"iptable" /var/log/iptables.log'
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1757[12:22:45] <Guest48762> /msg NickServ identify
!Linuxator#29121972
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1758[12:23:08] <Guest48762> /msg NickServ identify linuxator
!Linuxator#29121972
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1760[12:23:32] <Guest48762> /msg NickServ identify linuxator
!Linuxator#29121972
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1761[12:23:41] <FinalX> well, that went well
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1762[12:23:44] <jjulian> @Guest48762 you should be aware that we
can see that :P
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1763[12:24:02] <Guest48762> hi
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1764[12:24:05] <teraflops> nah I cannot believe that's a
mistake
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1765[12:24:13] <FinalX> at least it's a better password than
my boss had
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1766[12:24:21] <FinalX> he uses shit like ComfyChair2014
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1767[12:24:35] <jjulian> Walex: i have nearly the same lines
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1768[12:24:42] <FinalX> ok, well, nick in password is somewhat
debatable as better..
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1773[12:25:19] <jjulian> Walex: “:msg, contains,
"iptable" /var/log/iptables.log” “kern.*
/var/log/iptables.log” before it was kern.warning and
kern.info
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1774[12:25:50] <jjulian> Walex: added more rules on different log
levels like 4, 7 and one to see if that makes a difference but it
does not. packet counts are raising but unable to find an output
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1775[12:26:38] <jjulian> Walex: of course restarted rsyslog after
changes took place :P
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1776[12:27:21] <Guest48762> i installed the amd microcode package
but I still get this error here:
replaced-url
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1780[12:29:19] <Guest48762> /msg NickServ identify linuxator
!Linuxator#29121972
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1782[12:30:01] <uniTosch> Guest48762 you should change your
password.
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1785[12:32:25] <teraflops> Guest48762: please remove the spaces
before "/"
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1794[12:35:56] <deepblue__> I installed the amd microcode package
and I still get this error:
replaced-url
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1799[12:39:12] <Walex> jjulian: hard to say, but note that you
have to look at the rule hit count, no the packet count
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1800[12:39:58] <Walex> jjulian: change also the
'printk' levels to ensure the log messages go to
'dmesg'
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1803[12:41:19] <callkalpa> Hi can someone point me to the
commons-httpclient that is being used in debian?
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1804[12:41:33] <MaBunny> are there any programs to read .chm
files in linux???
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1805[12:41:48] <Walex> MaBunny: yes
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1806[12:41:51] <bazhang> ,v chmsee
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1807[12:41:52] <judd> Package: chmsee on amd64 -- squeeze:
1.1.0-1
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1808[12:42:00] <MaBunny> ok thnx
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1809[12:42:08] <bazhang> thats just one
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1810[12:42:37] <bazhang> apt-cache search comic in the terminal
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1811[12:42:38] <MaBunny> no...are there any graphical ones...and
one terminal too pls :)
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1812[12:42:43] <MaBunny> ok
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1813[12:43:48] <MaBunny> ok...comix is a graphical one i guess???
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1814[12:43:48] <themill> ,i kchmviewer
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1815[12:43:49] <judd> Package kchmviewer (kde, optional) in
jessie/amd64: CHM viewer for KDE. Version: 6.0-1; Size: 192.0k;
Installed: 771k; Homepage:
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1816[12:44:14] <MaBunny> no...i dont want to download KDE
software
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1818[12:44:45] <themill> Nice work, ask for suggestions then
reject every suggestion you're given.
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1819[12:44:46] <Walex> MaBunny: there are several, and you can do
web searches or searches through packages.debian.org
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1821[12:45:28] <MaBunny> themill: srry but it will take up
unnescessary space in my disk and im on a 16gb pendrive
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1822[12:45:46] <MaBunny> but thnx guys :)
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1826[12:46:40] <MaBunny> guys apt-cache search chmsee doesnt giv
a result
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1832[12:48:55] <jelly> MaBunny: that's probably because it
does not exist in the current release any more
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1833[12:49:07] <MaBunny> ok
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1836[12:51:29] <bazhang> MaBunny, apt-cache search comic
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1837[12:51:40] <MaBunny> yeah doing it
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1838[12:51:49] <bazhang> MaBunny, thats what was given you
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1839[12:51:55] <MaBunny> apt-get install
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1840[12:52:00] <bazhang> no
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1841[12:52:01] <MaBunny> :D
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1842[12:52:10] <MaBunny> ??
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1845[12:53:15] <MaBunny> is the package name comic...or comix???
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1847[12:53:54] <bazhang> MaBunny, the apt-cache search term,
looks for things related to COMICS
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1848[12:54:06] <MaBunny> ok...
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1850[12:54:24] <bazhang> MaBunny, so do it exactly as I wrote it
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1856[12:57:10] <MaBunny> it gives comix as a sugg....but nothing
chm related
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1859[12:57:43] <bazhang> MaBunny, and that was explained just
moments ago
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1860[12:57:57] <MaBunny> ok
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1862[12:58:03] <bazhang> MaBunny, its still in the scroll, a few
lines up
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1888[13:06:11] <bazhang> MaBunny, a two second search 'best
comic book readers for linux' would yield more results than you
spent here
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1889[13:06:35] <MaBunny> no...found one...xchm
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2057[14:38:52] <ksk> TomyWork: edit the package/postinst to echo
$foo you need? dont know a "verbose" mode or somethink
like that..
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2060[14:39:29] <TomyWork> ksk well there seems to be some funky
buffering going on
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2061[14:39:45] <TomyWork> or maybe the process invoked by the
postinst really is that slow...
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2071[14:42:54] <TomyWork> yes, it was
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2072[14:43:05] <TomyWork> proxy issue :)
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2086[14:49:37] <amitprakash> What should be the install prefix
for applications I am compiling myself?
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2089[14:50:15] <amitprakash> I tried installing the binary and
shared libraries to /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/lib respectively,
which however leads to the executable not being able to find the
shared library
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2091[14:51:28] <ksk> interesting question amitprakash :) I have
that Issue myself, I just added a LD_PRELOAD or sth like that to my
call of that /usr/local/bin binary evrery time I call it now (Does
happen rather never.)
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2095[14:52:15] <amitprakash> ksk, that is not a solution though
:P more of a hack
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2104[14:54:56] <ksk> cant a solution be a series of hacks, no?
You are right of course, thats why Im eager for an answer on your
question :)
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2105[14:54:58] <amitprakash> ksk, whats odd that
/etc/ld.so.conf.d/libc.conf already specifies /usr/local/lib
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2109[14:55:34] <ksk> yep, thats as far as I got, by default / as
I understand it /usr/local/lib is already included..
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2114[14:56:22] <amitprakash> ksk, and ldconfig -p even shows up
the library in question
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2115[14:57:02] <amitprakash> ksk, however, without
LD_PRELOAD=<path_to_so> or LD_LIBRARY_PATH being exported, the
binary is still unable to find the shared lib o.O
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2118[14:58:39] <Walex> amitprakash: your choice is correct. your
loader should find the library.
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2121[14:59:30] <Walex> amitprakash: check 'man
ldconfig' and make sure that your library has the right suffix
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2123[15:00:43] <Walex> amitprakash: also remember the difference
between ".so" and ".so.V.R" suffixes.
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2125[15:00:57] <amitprakash> aye aye
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2127[15:01:18] <amitprakash> Walex, this is very odd, I specified
LD_PRELOAD once, then rebooted
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2130[15:01:35] <amitprakash> Don't need to specify
LD_PRELOAD or LD_LIBRARY_PATH any more
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2131[15:01:52] <Walex> amitprakash: maybe 'ldconfig'
happened.
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2134[15:02:09] <amitprakash> Oh yes it did
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2136[15:02:16] <amitprakash> Do I have to run that post
installation of library?
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2143[15:04:33] <amitprakash> I guess i do!
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2155[15:07:32] <sivang> hi all.
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2162[15:09:38] <sivang> I've been an Ubuntu user / develoepr
for a while, I'm going back to using Debian this days (+KDE).
Where would be the web page to read about changes and improvements
doing devops server and desktop user on Ubuntu to Deiban? (one
notable change that was hard to miss was systemd for instance)
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2164[15:09:43] <sivang> ?
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2172[15:12:24] <R1ck> I get the message "Failed to start
ntp.service: Transaction is destructive." when doing an apt-get
install ntp - does anybody know what that means and why this makes
the install fail?
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2173[15:12:54] <jmcnaught> sivang: You're maybe looking for
the release notes?
replaced-url
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2178[15:16:46] <FinalX> R1ck: I see these kinds of things with
systemd:
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2179[15:16:59] <FinalX> The error comes from systemd, not ntp
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2183[15:19:14] <jjulian> Walex: just wanted to thank you for your
time, even if i haven't found the issue, i feel less stupid :P
i gave up as iptables won't help me at all. i was some layers
to high to block that traffic
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2256[15:52:26] <sivang> jmcnaught: also for stuff that has
changed over the course of years that affect management and
customization of the system.
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2264[15:55:09] <frostie> in the package updater, among the
packages that will be updated it says "bpo8+1" after the
upgrade what does that mean?
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2270[15:56:42] <sivang> jmcnaught: been using Ubuntu for a long
while now..
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2272[15:56:49] <jmcnaught> sivang: the release notes have the
highlights. you could also read the changelogs and news files for
individual packages.
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2273[15:57:09] <jmcnaught> sivang: you'll probably want to
read the release notes for a few releases then
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2276[15:58:13] <sivang> jmcnaught: Yes, I see they are quite
exhaustive and contain useful links to further elaboration about the
changes.
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2278[15:58:35] <hever> Hello logrotate says it's copying my
logfile but it doesn't copy the file... what could happened?
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2279[15:58:43] <sivang> jmcnaught: for example, I also noticed
installing in EC2 cloud that the default user there is
'admin' vs. 'ubuntu' in ubuntu.
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2283[15:59:09] <sivang> jmcnaught: thanks.
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2284[15:59:11] <jmcnaught> sivang: that sounds more like an
amazon customization
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2287[16:00:14] <frostie> linux image base package, linux-base-4.0
bpo8+1? the kernel in debian is what i understand 3.16 or have yall
upgraded the kernel?
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2288[16:00:34] <sivang> jmcnaught: ah, makes sense, no other use
of it outside the cloudinit config as it seems.
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2289[16:03:11] <FinalX> hever: perhaps it's not running as
root, but as a mortal user, and the user doesn't have access to
the directory? filesystem full?
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2290[16:04:19] <TomTomTosch> frostie: the bpo8+1 just means the
package is from jessie-backports
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2291[16:04:21] <zykotick9> frostie: bpo is Backports... you have
installed the newer kernel from there
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2293[16:05:04] <frostie> is it ok to upgrade from backports when
it wants to update? if updates is there
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2295[16:05:43] <TomTomTosch> frostie: i don't understand
your question. it's okay to install packages from backports if
you need to.
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2296[16:05:47] <FinalX> could be bugfixes/general improvements,
or just added features. usually it's worth upgrading.
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2298[16:06:18] <hever> FinalX, I'm running it via sudo and I
(and logrotate itself) validated the permissions
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2300[16:06:33] <TomTomTosch> frostie: you probably shouldn't
to and upgrade with -t jessie-backports though, if that's what
you meant.
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2301[16:06:52] <frostie> i did read an article on the debian wiki
about dont break debian that said mix old versions (that comes in
debian) with new versions isnt that good
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2302[16:07:00] <somiaj> frostie: I wouldn't, jessie-backport
packages are not tested as well as the debian main packages,
don't get as good of security support. So I wouldn't just
'upgrade to jessie-backports version'. Only install the
packages you know you need from backports.
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2304[16:07:28] <somiaj> frostie: jessie-backports is designed to
work with jessie, so it is okay to install packages from there. But
I wouldn't just upgrade all packages to jessie-backport
versions.
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2307[16:08:26] <frostie> is there a way to disable the backport
repo so it wont upgrade with the system
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2308[16:08:29] <frostie> ?
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2312[16:09:07] <somiaj> frostie: by default jessie-backports is
pinned lower than jessie, so packages will not upgrade to the
jessie-backports version on their own.
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2313[16:09:28] <somiaj> frostie: once you install a package from
jessie-backports, apt will keep it at the newest version in
jessie-backports though. You don't have to do anything for
this.
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2314[16:10:02] <somiaj> frostie: i.e. apt-get upgrade won't
pull things in from jessie-backports unless you have already told it
to for certain package(s)
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2323[16:15:22] <hathor008> I have a folder with a bunch of files
in it and a shell script that launches the application, does anyone
have an example of how to build this into a .deb? My tarball is
here:
replaced-url
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2326[16:15:48] <WormFood> hhhmmm...I was wondering how well a
raid1, with one of the "drives" being a ramdisk would
work. Have any of you guys ever tried that before?
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2328[16:16:01] <JZA> hi I want to harden my apache security on
debian, I am running my site as root on /var/replaced-url
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2329[16:16:06] <WormFood> hathor008, there are instructions on
the web, for creating your own .deb packages.
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2330[16:16:08] <JZA> without breaking my site.
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2331[16:16:36] <WormFood> JZA, what distro?
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2332[16:16:43] <JZA> this is how I currently is my site:
replaced-url
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2333[16:16:45] <hathor008> yeah i'm googling for examples
just haven't found what i'm looking for yet
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2334[16:17:04] <JZA> Debian 7.10
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2335[16:17:15] <JZA> Apache 2.22
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2336[16:17:17] <WormFood> so, you changed the default web user,
to root?
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2339[16:17:34] <JZA> well the default is root.
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2340[16:17:40] <JZA> I want to change it to something else
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2343[16:17:45] <WormFood> That is why I asked what distro
you're using.
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2345[16:17:50] <han-solo> he said, debian
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2346[16:17:52] <JZA> Debian 7.10
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2347[16:17:53] <gox39> hi people, I have the following board
replaced-url
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2348[16:17:55] <WormFood> The default is not root
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2350[16:18:00] <JZA> umm..
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2352[16:18:15] <WormFood> And, why would you want to change it to
nobody? It seems you don't truly understand security.
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2354[16:18:35] <JZA> WormFood: so what are you saying is that is
ok to be root?
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2355[16:18:53] <WormFood> You're not running it as root. Did
you even investigate the configuration files?
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2356[16:19:04] <WormFood> You should be running as
replaced-url
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2357[16:19:06] <JZA> yes, I couldnt find a user tag
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2359[16:19:18] <JZA> well some are
replaced-url
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2361[16:19:42] <themill> files ≠ web server
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2362[16:19:43] <WormFood> What it should be? That depends on what
you're trying to accomplish.
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2363[16:20:02] <JZA> WormFood: which is the default user?
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2365[16:20:28] <themill> !replaced-url
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2366[16:20:28] <dpkg> In Debian, web servers normally run as the
"replaced-url
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2367[16:20:29] <WormFood> I make root own a majority of the files
in my websites, with permissions where nobody can change them. I
have some directories setup to be owned by
replaced-url
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2370[16:21:29] <WormFood> And yes, you start Apache as root, so
you can bind to port 80, and anything else it needs to do as root,
but it switches users as soon as it can, and becomes a regular user
at that point.
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2372[16:22:04] <JZA> "For historical reasons, the Apache
runs as a user named
replaced-url
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2373[16:22:09] <JZA> find /var/replaced-url
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2374[16:22:40] <WormFood> JZA, are you following some tutorial
somewhere on the web?
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2377[16:22:54] <JZA> thisis from the wiki.debian.org
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2378[16:22:57] <JZA>
replaced-url
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2380[16:23:22] <WormFood> was that in response to my question?
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2384[16:23:56] <WormFood> JZA, what made you feel, your apache
user should be nobody?
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2386[16:24:14] <JZA> I never said that it should be nobody,
actually I never even type the word nobody
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2389[16:24:35] <JZA> you did
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2390[16:24:48] <themill> [00:16] <JZA> hi I want to harden
my apache security on debian, I am running my site as root on
/var/replaced-url
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2391[16:24:51] <WormFood> [22:16:02] <JZA> hi I want to
harden my apache security on debian, I am running my site as root on
/var/replaced-url
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2396[16:25:33] <Ooze> REKT
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2397[16:25:39] <JZA> so what should I assign it to
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2400[16:25:57] <romgo> Hello
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2401[16:26:14] <gox39> hi people, I have the following board
replaced-url
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2405[16:26:48] <romgo> I am trying to troubleshoot some apache2
segfault when user connect with ssl certificate. I follow the readme
/usr/share//doc/apache2/README.backtrace but apache2 is not
generating any core files.
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2406[16:26:53] <romgo> any idea why ?
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2409[16:27:16] <JZA> any idea?
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2411[16:27:36] <WormFood> JZA, you never answered my last 2
questions.
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2412[16:27:47] <JZA> WormFood: which are?
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2414[16:27:52] <JZA> I said the debian version
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2415[16:28:00] <WormFood> 1. are you following some tutorial
somewhere on the web? 2. why did you feel you needed to change your
user to nobody?
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2417[16:28:07] <winterss> yea
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2418[16:28:09] <winterss> im here
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2419[16:28:13] <JZA> WormFood: no, and I just asked.
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2420[16:28:22] <winterss> not going anywhere
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2422[16:29:06] <themill> JZA: anything other than
replaced-url
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2426[16:29:42] <WormFood> it depends on the user. Running as root
is extremely foolish.
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2428[16:29:46] <JZA> well I have a vhost on my ~/ which I tried
to run it as my own user, but generated all type of errors from
accessing the folders.
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2433[16:30:28] <JZA> WormFood: so which one should you run as? or
rather what are the chances that doing a chwon -R someuser /var/replaced-url
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2435[16:30:43] <JZA> *chown
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2437[16:30:46] <WormFood> JZA, not to sound like a jerk, but you
need to learn how to ask for help. You're asking questions that
are totally unrelated to what you're trying to accomplish.
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2438[16:31:06] <JZA> didnt you said that running as root is
extremely foolish?
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2441[16:31:29] <WormFood> If you want user directories on ~, then
there are predefined configurations that you just need to enable to
make it work.
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2442[16:31:29] <themill> but you're not
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2445[16:32:20] <JZA> WormFood: the directory is running fine, the
permissions on the other side, just were able to run as root which
of course I want to fix.
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2446[16:32:37] <JZA> I guess, I could change it to
replaced-url
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2448[16:32:43] <WormFood> cat
/etc/apache2/mods-available/userdir.conf
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2449[16:32:52] <WormFood> you need to learn about permissions.
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2450[16:33:00] <WormFood> It seems you understand ownership
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2452[16:33:32] <WormFood> have you enabled the userdir
configuration?
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2454[16:34:15] <JZA> no I am not using nor I want to use userdir
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2455[16:34:29] <JZA> I just running another host
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2457[16:34:35] <JZA> and like I said, it runs fine.
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2458[16:34:57] <JZA> but as long as the files were on root.
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2459[16:35:05] <JZA> *own
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2460[16:35:13] <WormFood> It's not clear to me what exactly
you're trying to accomplish.
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2462[16:35:33] <JZA> avoid permission issues
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2463[16:35:38] <WormFood> chmod -R 777
/path/to/web/dir/public_html
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2464[16:35:44] <abrotman> eh, what no
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2465[16:35:48] <abrotman> don't do that
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2466[16:35:51] <sypher> JZA: You're not really understanding
things. The process runs as
replaced-url
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2468[16:36:04] <sypher> WormFood: That was sarcasm. I hope.
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2474[16:36:23] <FinalX> while you're at it, do a chown -R
nobody /.
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2475[16:36:41] <FinalX> (no, really, don't do that... :P)
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2477[16:37:18] <gox39> hi people, I have the following board
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2478[16:37:46] <FinalX> he's gone now, but a much safer one
I like is this btw: chmod -R u=rwX,go=rX /path/to/public_html
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2479[16:37:55] <abrotman> gox39: which version of Debian did you
install?
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2480[16:38:07] <gox39> the current stable one
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2481[16:38:58] <abrotman> gox39: You booted the i386 installer,
which probably uses the -486 kernel. I wonder if the installer then
installed the -686 ?
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2483[16:39:20] <romgo> I am trying to troubleshoot some apache2
segfault when user connect with ssl certificate. I follow the readme
/usr/share//doc/apache2/README.backtrace but apache2 is not
generating any core files.
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2486[16:39:32] <abrotman> gox39: you can probably tell from the
grub prompt
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2487[16:39:43] <WormFood> romgo, did you install the debug
version of apache?
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2489[16:40:32] <WormFood> apache2-dbg most likely is what you
want
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2491[16:40:40] <JyZyXEL> does the Intel i915 graphics driver use
Mesa?
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2492[16:40:51] <gox39> abrotman: I installed openbsd with no
problems, and it boots off with no issues? in debian it resets right
after the post bios when it tries to start grub
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2493[16:41:02] <abrotman> oh, you don't even see Grub?
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2494[16:41:07] <abrotman> JyZyXEL: yes
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2495[16:41:23] <JyZyXEL> i noticed there is a couple of years
newer mesa in jessie-backports
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2496[16:41:27] <gox39> abrotman: no, not even the blue boot
selection menu
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2497[16:42:09] <abrotman> gox39: If available, I'd try to
update the BIOS to start .. Otherwise, boot the installer into a
liveCD, see if you can see which version of packages it installed
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2498[16:42:49] <gox39> abrotman: what is the command to run in
the terminal?
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2502[16:42:56] <abrotman> run what?
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2503[16:43:22] <gox39> to see which packages it installed
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2557[17:02:26] <romgo> I am trying to troubleshoot some apache2
segfault when user connect with ssl certificate. I follow the readme
/usr/share//doc/apache2/README.backtrace but apache2 is not
generating any core files.
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2613[17:28:45] <okee> Do I need to exclude proc and sys in a
tarball used for migrating from one hard disk to another?
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2617[17:29:50] <thurstylark> okee: it isn't needed on the
target machine, and it will be automatically overwritten/mounted
over on the target machine, so no you don't need to include
them.
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2618[17:29:58] <thurstylark> it won't hurt anything if you
do, though :P
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2739[18:15:20] <tmh1999> HI, I have a question and hope some guru
here could help me out :) Is there any *good* gui firewall
application that can config rule (blocking, allowing...) for
applications in debian. I am looking at gufw and fwbuilder, but it
seems they are not as good as those like susefirewall2 or gui tool
on redhat.
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2748[18:20:26] <tmh1999> gfuw can only work on port-based, not
application-based
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2758[18:26:02] <rozie> tmh1999: don't know if this will
help, but often shorewall is mentionded as gui for firewall
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2763[18:27:01] <rozie> and I believe you cannot make rules by
application
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2765[18:27:10] <rozie> only port or user is allowed AFAIK
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2767[18:28:43] <Iridos> the apf-firewall package lists
"application based network filtering policies applied"
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2769[18:29:03] <Iridos> but that needs a kernel patch?
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2771[18:29:41] <jhutchins> Is /boot on LVM supported?
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2772[18:30:06] <tmh1999> rozia : this one support application
based
replaced-url
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2775[18:31:25] <tmh1999> first comment on this reddit post kills
it ...
replaced-url
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2780[18:33:32] <Iridos> jhutchins, maybe, maybe not on the other
hand... does it hurt to have 1 or 2 G on a separate /boot
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2810[18:44:23] <bytecounter> Hi, I am trying to add a service to
systemd. I can start the service by systemctl start but if the
machine is rebootet the service don't start automaticaly. This
is my service file:
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2836[18:50:40] <Iridos> bytecounter, it requires itself?
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2838[18:51:00] <Dunams> .
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2839[18:51:20] <Dunams> I'm unable to start x server after
downgrading from kernel 4.5 to 3.16
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2841[18:51:24] <Iridos> and starts after itself?
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2842[18:51:29] <Dunams> tried purging everything and
reinstalling, nothing
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2844[18:51:57] <Dunams> when I boot i get to tty1, and when I try
to startx i get an error for displays not found or something of that
sort
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2848[18:53:00] <bytecounter> No, it requires docker.service. Why
do you think it requires itself?
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2851[18:54:48] <Dunams> anyone ? :<
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2854[18:55:44] <jim> Dunams, do you still have the 4.5 kernel
installed?
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2856[18:56:12] <jhutchins> Iridos: Documentation from 2006 says
it may not be supported, ca kernel 2.6.
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2857[18:56:15] <Dunams> jim, no I removed it
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2858[18:56:33] <jim> how did youdo that
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2859[18:56:35] <jim> ?
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2860[18:56:49] <Dunams> aptitude purge *name of the package*
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2861[18:56:52] <Iridos> jhutchins, mine last ones were encrypted
anyway...
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2863[18:57:15] <Iridos> jhutchins, but I have lost faith that you
can just put boot stuff anywhere on disk and it'll work
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2864[18:57:20] <jim> ok... did it take other packages besides the
linux-image package?
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2865[18:57:30] <jmcnaught> bytecounter: "systemctl enable
<service>" to make it start at boot
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2866[18:57:31] <jhutchins> Dunams: Check for configuration files
in /etc/X11/conf and conf.d
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2867[18:57:47] <bytecounter> jmcnaught: I did this
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2869[18:57:58] <Dunams> jhutchins, there are no configuration
files, but xserver doesn't need them to start, right?
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2870[18:57:59] <teraflops> Dunams: it's about your graphics
card but you didn't say which driver are you using
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2872[18:58:09] <Dunams> jim, don't think so
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2874[18:58:29] <jmcnaught> bytecounter: what does "systemctl
status <service>" say?
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2875[18:58:34] <Dunams> teraflops, ati radeon 280x is the gpu, i
removed the drivers as well to see if there's any difference
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2876[18:58:44] <Dunams> is there any IRC client for shell that
has colors?
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2877[18:58:53] <bytecounter> dmesg shows me an error: Cannot add
dependency job for unit redis.service, ignoring: Unit redis.service
failed to load: No such file or directory
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2878[18:58:55] <teraflops> Dunams: irssi, weechat
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2879[18:58:58] <Dunams> i's pretty hard to recgonize when
someone writes me
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2880[18:59:00] <blind> Dunams: irssi does
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2881[18:59:06] <Dunams> sec, brb
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2882[18:59:09] <Dunams> exit
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2886[18:59:35] <bytecounter> Loaded: not-found (Reason: No such
file or directory)
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2887[18:59:44] <jim> Dunams, you might want to check the logs to
see what happened (guessing is likely to misinform)
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2889[19:00:15] <jim> t
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2890[19:00:43] <jmcnaught> bytecounter: where did you put the
service unit?
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2899[19:02:32] <bytecounter> I created it in
/usr/local/serviced/. Then I did: "systemctl enable
/usr/local/serviced/redis.service"
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2901[19:03:00] <teraflops> bytecounter: may I ask why did you put
the file there?
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2902[19:03:09] <jmcnaught> bytecounter: see "man
systemd.unit" for where systemd looks for unit files. the place
you want to put it is /etc/systemd/system
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2904[19:03:52] <bytecounter> Debian adds symlinks to
/etc/systemd/system und /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants
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2906[19:04:06] <bytecounter> Also the file is owned by root and
executable
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2907[19:04:10] <jim> is root@ quieted here?
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2910[19:04:23] <Dunamsi> hi again
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2912[19:04:40] <Dunamsi> much better now
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2914[19:04:55] <jmcnaught> bytecounter: service units don't
need to be executable. read that man page, try putting the unit in
the proper place
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2915[19:05:00] <jim> Dunamsi, maybe because you were root@
before, it could be that's quieted here
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2916[19:05:35] <Dunamsi> jim, oh
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2918[19:05:56] <bytecounter> I moved the file. Now waiting for
reboot
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2921[19:06:32] <Dunamsi> jim, I removed the ati drivers, removed
xorg, xserver, reinstalled xorg and xserver, no configurations
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2922[19:06:37] <Dunamsi> xserver doesn't start
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2926[19:07:29] <jhutchins> Iridos: Grub2 can boot from LVM, Grub
Legacy can not. Don't know about LILO
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2927[19:08:11] <Dunamsi> could it be some kernel configurations?
because before i upgraded to 4.5 i had xserver working fine on 3.16
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2929[19:08:19] <Dunamsi> now after downgrading it doesn't
start
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2930[19:08:21] <jim> Dunamsi, lspci -nn | grep -i vga
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2931[19:08:33] <jim> should be one line, just put it here
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2933[19:08:38] <teraflops> bytecounter: ati drivers?
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2936[19:08:55] <teraflops> err*^ sorry
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2939[19:09:21] <bytecounter> Now it works, thank you! But I saw,
that the original debian services are in /lib/systemd/system and for
them are symlinks in /etc/systemd/system
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2940[19:09:33] <Dunamsi> jim, no output
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2943[19:10:07] <bytecounter> So it will be great, if I can put my
custom services to a own directory and create also a symlink
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2944[19:10:14] <Dunamsi> jim, sorry i typo
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2945[19:10:15] <Dunamsi> sec
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2946[19:10:21] <jmcnaught> bytecounter: /lib/systemd/system is
where service units from packages live. sysadmin local service units
belong in /etc
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2948[19:10:47] <Dunamsi> jim, radeon 7970 / r9 280x as I said
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2950[19:10:55] <teraflops> bytecounter: if you create a custom
systemd unit is fine to put in in /usr/lib/systemd but if you create
one that overrides an existing one /etc/systemd is the right
location since it get not overwritten by a upgrade
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2951[19:11:00] <Dunamsi> i can't copy past it exactly since
i don't have gui so not sure exactly how to lol
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2953[19:11:07] <jim> Dunamsi, post the exact text of the line
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2954[19:11:19] <teraflops> doesn't get*
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2955[19:11:21] <jim> or
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2957[19:11:44] <jim> you see the thign that looks like
[1234:abcd]?
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2958[19:12:10] <Dunamsi> [1002:6798]
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2959[19:12:11] <Dunamsi> that?
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2960[19:12:15] <jim> yep
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2961[19:12:23] <bytecounter> ok, perfect. I put them to
/usr/lib/systemd. Thank's a lot!
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2963[19:12:36] <jim> ,pciid [1002:6798]
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2964[19:12:37] <judd> [1002:6798] is 'Tahiti XT [Radeon HD
7970/8970 OEM / R9 280X]' from 'Advanced Micro Devices,
Inc. [AMD/ATI]' with kernel modules 'snd-hda-intel',
'radeon' in jessie. See also
replaced-url
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2966[19:13:02] <jmcnaught> bytecounter: i still wouldn't put
them in /usr. /usr (except for /usr/local) is for files owned by
packages. /etc is where local config stuff is supposed to go
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2967[19:13:55] <Dunamsi> jim, so i'm missing some kernal
modules?
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2968[19:13:57] <jhutchins> Dunamsi: See GPM for console mouse
functions.
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2969[19:14:03] <bytecounter> ah....I move it back to etc ;-)
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2970[19:14:05] <simonlnu> kernel
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2971[19:14:13] <Dunamsi> kernel yeah
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2972[19:14:39] <teraflops> bytecounter: the service unit file is
ok where it is right now. don't jut move the file, if you
change the location disable an re enable the service so the symlinks
get generated again
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2973[19:14:40] <jim> I wonder if the old radeon module
doesn't support your current card
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2974[19:14:52] <jmcnaught> bytecounter: if all of your local
configuration is in /etc it's easier to back it up, or use
etckeeper
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2975[19:15:09] <jim> what was the reason you downgraded?
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2978[19:15:41] <Dunamsi> jim, openGL wouldn't function on
4.5, couldn't get desktop effects
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2981[19:15:59] <jmcnaught> jim: Dunamsi: "man radeon"
shows a list of cards supported by radeon driver. If moving from
fglrx to radeon, it might be necessary to remove a file in
/etc/modprobe.d/ that blacklists the radeon module from loading
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2982[19:16:03] <Dunamsi> but before I upgraded I had effects but
had some glitches that's why I tried to upgrade to 4.5
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2983[19:16:40] <jhutchins> jmcnaught: Ah, good point. I had been
thinking of /etc/X11 config files, especially hiding in conf.d
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2985[19:16:58] <Dunamsi> jmcnaught, which one? there are several
files there
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2986[19:17:00] <jim> Dunamsi, so you were originally running
3.16?
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2987[19:17:06] <Dunamsi> jim, yes
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2988[19:17:08] <jmcnaught> Dunamsi: look for one that mentions
radeon
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2990[19:17:40] <jim> did you remove the 3.16 and then more
recently install another?
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2991[19:17:42] <jhutchins> Dunamsi: /var/log/Xorg.0.log, dmesg |
less
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2995[19:18:51] <jim> I'm quite redundant here, you're
in good hands with jhutchins
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2996[19:19:33] <jim> at least now we know exactly what happened
over time
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3001[19:20:58] <jim> Dunamsi, also, you can apt-get install
nopaste and then you'd be able to do things like dmesg |
nopaste, etc
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3005[19:22:18] <markybob> i assume he meant pnopaste
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3009[19:23:16] <Dunamsi> i removed the blacklist for radeon
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3010[19:23:30] <Dunamsi> i commented out the blacklisting in the
file
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3011[19:23:34] <Dunamsi> should I try to reboot now?
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3013[19:24:21] <jim> well try startx to see if it comes up now
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3014[19:24:56] <Dunamsi> caught signal 11 (segmentation fault)
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3015[19:25:15] <jim> any idea what segfaulted?
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3017[19:25:33] <Dunamsi> actually that happens when I try to xorg
-configure
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3018[19:25:45] <Dunamsi> when i try to startx i still get no
screens found
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3019[19:26:14] <markybob> you still need to modprobe the module
that was blacklisted or just reboot
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3021[19:26:23] <jim> do you have a config file somewhere (where
do they go, /etc/X11?)
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3026[19:28:07] <Dunamsi> jim, no config file
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3027[19:28:19] <Dunamsi> so i guess i'll give reboot a try
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3028[19:28:27] <Dunamsi> brb
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3045[19:34:26] <Matumaros> Hi, I already asked over the last week
or so, I need help to get my ISY M300 Mini Wireless Adapter to work
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3050[19:35:08] <Matumaros> I got a long cable, so it's
temporarily connected with the repeater (but it doesn't seem to
work either), I tried with 2 cables already
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3051[19:35:21] <zykotick9> this isn't really a problem, but
I'd be curious as to the why... i can't launch tor browser
(bin dropped into a /opt subdirectory) from outside that direcotry.
a success / fail / success log
replaced-url
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3056[19:35:59] <jim> Matumaros, how many lines do you get when
you ... lspci -nn | grep -i net
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3058[19:36:14] <Dunamsi> now it seems i can only use recovery
mode
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3063[19:36:39] <Dunamsi> the screen just remains black now on
startx
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3064[19:36:42] <Matumaros> jim: one
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3065[19:36:56] <Dunamsi> like it's getting no signal
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3066[19:36:58] <jim> Matumaros, ok, show that line
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3070[19:37:37] <jmcnaught> Dunamsi: you were only able to boot
into recovery mode?
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3071[19:38:12] <jim> Matumaros, still there?
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3072[19:38:13] <Matumaros> 00:19.0 Ethernet controller [0200]:
Intel Corporation 82579V Gigabit Networ Connection [8086:1503] (rev
04)
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3074[19:38:24] <jim> thanks
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3075[19:38:24] <Dunamsi> jmcnaught, yes, well if i boot into
normal mode now instead of going into tty1, i suppose it's
trying to start the x server
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3076[19:38:31] <Dunamsi> but now the screen just remains black
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3077[19:38:32] <jim> ,pciid [8086:1503]
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3078[19:38:32] <Matumaros> jim: yeah, I just had to type it off,
because I have no connection on the other computer :P
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3079[19:38:33] <judd> [8086:1503] is '82579V Gigabit Network
Connection' from 'Intel Corporation' with kernel
modules 'ata_generic', 'e1000e',
'snd-hda-intel' in jessie. See also
replaced-url
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3082[19:39:01] <jim> that's a wired eth?
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3084[19:39:08] <Matumaros> yes
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3085[19:39:09] <jmcnaught> Dunamsi: can you put your
/var/log/Xorg.0.log on
replaced-url
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3088[19:39:27] <Matumaros> jim: when I unplug the cable the same
line shows though
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3095[19:39:59] <jim> Matumaros, when you do ifconfig, does it
show a paragraph for eth0 (or ethN)?
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3101[19:40:26] <Matumaros> jim: eth0
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3102[19:40:40] <jim> ok, so your eth0 would seem to be up
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3106[19:41:07] <jim> also, there does not seem to be a wireless
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3109[19:41:22] <Matumaros> jim: yes, that is what I wanted to
configure
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3112[19:41:52] <Matumaros> jim: last time (before I installed
this system) I got it to work with these commands:
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3113[19:42:00] <Matumaros> modprobe rtl8192cu
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3114[19:42:01] <Matumaros> echo "050d 21f2" >
/sys/bus/usb/drivers/rtl8192cu/new_id
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3118[19:43:06] <jim> what happens when you do the modprobe, and
ifconfig -a? how many paragraphs do you get, and for which
interfaces
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3119[19:43:07] <jim> ?
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3122[19:43:39] <Matumaros> jim: hang on
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3125[19:44:14] <Matumaros> jim: without the echo stuff? I get one
eth0 and one lo
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3130[19:44:41] <jim> did the modprobe output anything?
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3134[19:44:52] <Matumaros> jim: no
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3135[19:45:09] <jim> ok, try the echo
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3136[19:45:14] <jim> any output?
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3140[19:46:31] <Matumaros> jim: no, ifconfig -a is still the same
too
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3147[19:47:35] <jim> ok, so the device is still not recognized...
look at the bottom few lines of the output of dmesg... anything
interesting?
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3150[19:48:09] <Matumaros> jim: the idea last time was to force
the driver, so I could install a newer backport kernel, at least
that's what I think
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3157[19:49:03] <Matumaros> jim: at the bottom it says
"rtlwifi: Loading alternative firmware rtlwifi/rtl8192cufw.bin
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3161[19:49:34] <Matumaros> jim: oh wait, it says more related to
that
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3162[19:49:51] <Matumaros> 2 times failed to load it
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3165[19:50:08] <Matumaros> "Direct firmware loadd failed
with error -2"
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3166[19:50:16] <jim> ok, so it did not load that alternative
firmware file?
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3167[19:50:36] <jmcnaught> Matumaros:
replaced-url
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3171[19:51:21] <jim> which debian do you have?
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3172[19:51:27] <Matumaros> jmcnaught: thanks :)
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3174[19:51:37] <Matumaros> jim: the newest Jessie Stable
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3176[19:51:53] <Matumaros> 64 bit, I think
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3177[19:52:29] <Matumaros> jmcnaught: well, that doesn't
work because I have no internet on that machine :/
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3179[19:52:38] <jim> ok, that page shows the firmware package...
let's install it with apt-get update && apt-get install
firmware-realtek
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3180[19:53:08] <jmcnaught> Matumaros: you'll need to
download the package from this page and copy it over on a USB stick:
replaced-url
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3181[19:53:17] <jim> ,v firmware-realtek
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3182[19:53:18] <judd> Package: firmware-realtek on amd64 --
squeeze/non-free: 0.28+squeeze1; squeeze-backports/non-free:
0.36+wheezy.1~bpo60+1; wheezy/non-free: 0.36+wheezy.1;
wheezy-backports/non-free: 0.43~bpo70+1; jessie/non-free: 0.43;
jessie-backports/non-free: 20160110-1~bpo8+1; stretch/non-free:
20160110-1; sid/non-free: 20160110-1
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3184[19:54:12] <jim> ,depends firmware-realtek
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3185[19:54:13] <judd> Package firmware-realtek in jessie/amd64 --
depends: .
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3186[19:54:37] <Matumaros> jmcnaught: ah, could it be that the
Jessie Stetch version already had it? Because on that version I was
able to do it without downloading
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3189[19:55:28] <markybob> what's that?
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3190[19:55:50] <Matumaros> jmcnaught: where is the download link
there?
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3191[19:55:51] <jim> also, which device do you have?
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3196[19:56:18] <jmcnaught> Matumaros: scroll down
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3198[19:56:43] <Matumaros> jmcnaught: where it says
"sug", that link?
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3200[19:56:59] <Matumaros> jmcnaught: nevermind
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3201[19:57:03] <jmcnaught> Matumaros: ctrl+f "download"
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3204[19:57:58] <Matumaros> jmcnaught: I was staring at code all
day, you can't expect me to find such things :P
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3207[19:58:09] <Matumaros> So I'll install it and report
back to you guys?
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3208[19:58:12] <jmcnaught> Matumaros: stretch wouldn't
include this package either. there are unofficial installer images
for jessie that do include firmware packages however. there's
also a chapter for how to handle missing firmwares during
installation in the install manual
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3209[19:58:38] <jmcnaught> Matumaros: good luck :) after a reboot
you can run "dmesg | grep -i firmware" to see if it loaded
or not
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3213[19:59:16] <Matumaros> jmcnaught: but how did I manage to
make it work with stretch then?
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3221[20:00:35] <jmcnaught> Matumaros: i don't know what you
did then
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3224[20:01:30] <Matumaros> jmcnaught: alright, I'm
installing it with package manager
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3235[20:02:46] <Matumaros> also, any idea as to why it
didn't work over cable?
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3238[20:03:12] <jim> how many devices is this?
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3246[20:04:14] <Matumaros> jmcnaught: the dmesg didn't give
me anything
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3247[20:04:25] <Matumaros> jim: what do you mean?
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3253[20:05:43] <jim> Matumaros, how many net interface cards do
you have? one, that does wired and wireless?
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3255[20:06:06] <Matumaros> jim: I only have one for wireless,
wireless is over the stick
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3257[20:06:15] <Matumaros> *one for wired
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3259[20:06:32] <jim> ok, how do you mean stick
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3260[20:06:51] <Matumaros> wifi usb-stick
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3263[20:07:15] <jim> oh, no wonder it didn't show up in
lspci
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3265[20:07:26] <Matumaros> jim: :D I'm sorry
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3269[20:07:37] <Matumaros> I'm not very good with the
hardware specific stuff
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3271[20:08:00] <jim> well you must be learning it right now
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3273[20:08:10] <mundus2018> Can someone help me out with piping
audio output to another application by making the output a mic
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3278[20:08:49] <Matumaros> jim: yes, well, I had an
apprenticeship for 3 years, but it didn't interest me at that
time as much as it does now
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3285[20:09:52] <jim> ok... how many machines do you have? how and
on what machine are you ircing here now?
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3286[20:09:53] <Pegasus_RPG> Hello. I need to make the kernel use
COM1 as its primary display. I have a line I used to add to
/etc/inittab but where do I do the same on systemb?
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3287[20:09:56] <Pegasus_RPG> systemd
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3292[20:11:08] <Matumaros> jim: I'm writing from my Laptop
(also Debian Jessie, but I have it for about a year now) and then I
have my main tower PC on which I try to install Debian Jessie
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3296[20:12:08] <jim> so, you have a laptop... and, what?
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3298[20:12:22] <jim> what's the machine you're having
trouble with now?
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3301[20:13:00] <jim> your main tower pc?
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3302[20:13:04] <Matumaros> jim: it's an Acer, um..
can't remember the model now
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3307[20:13:40] <jmcnaught> Pegasus_RPG: i put
"console=ttyS0" in the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX in
/etc/default/grub. Also take a look at
replaced-url
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3308[20:13:57] <mundus2018> How do I change the FLASH_ALSA_DEVICE
environment variable
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3311[20:14:28] <jak2000> jmcnaught accept a pm, need a advice(off
topic).
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3314[20:14:38] <jim> I don't need the specific details
now... I just need a way to converse about them... so you have a
laptop (debian jessie, net is working) and a tower (for which the
usb wireless adapter is presently not working, and for which you
have a wired eth)?
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3315[20:14:39] <Pegasus_RPG> jmcnaught: cool, thankk you. I also
just found
replaced-url
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3316[20:14:51] <Matumaros> jim: Acer Aspire G3620 Desktop-PC
(Intel Core i7 3770, 3,4GHz, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD, 16GB SSD, NVIDIA GTX
660, DVD, Win 8)
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3318[20:15:17] <Matumaros> jim: yes, but neither the adapter nor
the wired eth is working
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3321[20:15:35] <Matumaros> jim: the wired was just temporary so I
could set up the adapter
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3322[20:15:47] <jim> ok, can we refer to them as "the
tower" and "the laptop"?
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3323[20:15:57] <Matumaros> jim: sure
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3324[20:16:02] <jmcnaught> jak2000: is it a support question just
not Debian related?
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3326[20:16:34] <jim> ok, good... is there a way to transfer files
between the two machines that does not involve networking?
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3329[20:17:24] <Matumaros> jim: I just did download the firmware
on my laptop from here
replaced-url
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3332[20:18:01] <markybob> did you not reboot?
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3334[20:18:08] <jim> ok, did that have any effect over the
ifconfig -a output on the tower?
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3338[20:19:07] <Matumaros> jim: nope
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3339[20:19:12] <Matumaros> markybob: I did reboot
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3344[20:19:38] <jim> ok, did you see anything different in dmesg
about the firmware loading?
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3353[20:20:48] <Matumaros> jim: there doesn't seem to be
anything related to that
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3354[20:20:55] <jim> ok
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3356[20:21:18] <Matumaros> should I retry the commands I tried
earlier?
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3358[20:21:57] <fennesz> Hello ! I would like to create a local
ntp server . Can anyone help me with ntp.conf ?
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3359[20:22:23] <jim> ok, on the laptop, can you... wget
ftp://ftp2.dlink.com/PRODUCTS/DWA-130/REVC/DWA-130_REVC_DRIVERS_0.06_LINUX.ZIP
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3362[20:22:36] * awwal Wonders what happens with adobe flash plugin...
It's outdated since 2/3 weeks now and iceweasel starts
complaining...
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3364[20:23:05] <Matumaros> jim: yes, I downloaded it
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3365[20:23:09] <jim> and note which dir you're in, so you
can see the DWA...LINUX.ZIP file
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3367[20:23:24] <Matumaros> jim: oh, I just clicked on it
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3368[20:23:39] <jim> can you move that file to the tower
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3369[20:23:45] <Matumaros> ok
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3373[20:24:51] <jmcnaught> awwal: you might need to run
update-flashplugin-nonfree (see its man page for options)
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3374[20:24:51] <jim> ,depends unzip
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3375[20:24:52] <judd> Package unzip in jessie/amd64 -- depends:
libbz2-1.0, libc6 (>= 2.14).
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3376[20:25:34] <jmcnaught> Matumaros: jim: wait what's
happening now? The firmware-realtek package got installed, and
"dmesg | grep -i firmware" doesn't report any
messages about the firmware loading?
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3378[20:25:52] <Matumaros> jmcnaught: yes
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3381[20:26:26] <jmcnaught> Matumaros: and there's no new
device listed by "ip a" or "ifconfig"?
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