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17 [00:09:22] <johnkeates> where are the package maintainers
hiding?
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93 [00:46:12] <capt_redbeard> Hello! I have installed debian in
VMware Fusion. I've installed Gnome3, open-vm-tools,
open-vm-tools-desktop. However, whenever I try to go full screen,
the max resolution is only 1360x768. Trying to resize after is this
resolution prevents any auto resizing at all. Anyone else
encountering this issue?
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109 [00:57:54] <calherAtomic> How do I remove all packages except
basic system utils, to start over?
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125 [01:03:06] <stephanie92> Hey guys ;3 i know rpcbind is a dns
service.. but do i really need it installed on my desktop and or
server if i'm not using it as a DNS server?
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174 [01:29:47] <russw> I am having strange apt issues that
aptitude is unable to resolve. See here:
175 [01:29:52] <russw>
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176 [01:30:44] <russw> I don't get why it will leave the
thing I am trying to install at its current version.
177 [01:30:54] <russw> Anyone have any idea how to unwind this
sort of apt issue?
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181 [01:31:29] <zmo> hi o/
182 [01:31:35] <johnkeates> libdrm-dev : Depends: libdrm-radeon1
(= 2.4.58-2) but 2.4.68-1 is installed.
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184 [01:31:47] <johnkeates> downgrade that and you'll be
fine
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186 [01:32:00] <zmo> I'm trying to hack a kernel module, and
I'd like to test it against my currently running kernel, by
compiling it the "debian way"
187 [01:32:15] <johnkeates> use dkms
188 [01:32:28] <russw> johnkeates: when I fiddle with that
package it is connected to a lot of xorg stuff. Is it safe to
downgrade?
189 [01:32:35] <johnkeates> probably not
190 [01:32:40] <zmo> so I've installed kernel headers and
sources, but I'm struggling to see how to compile it so I
don't have to compile the kernel (I know how to do it the old
fashioned way not the debian way)
191 [01:32:55] <johnkeates> but if you want to use mesa dev it
doesn't want to work
192 [01:33:02] <russw> hmm
193 [01:33:04] <johnkeates> mesa wants old, radeon wants new
194 [01:33:18] <johnkeates> the problem isn't with apt,
it's with the package requirements
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196 [01:34:07] <russw> johnkeates: I've had several odd
issues afetr recently going through a wheezy->jessie update.
Usual resolution is removing the offending package and reinstalling
it.
197 [01:34:30] <russw> I don't have ATI/AMD anything, so
that makes me feel soemwhat safer downgrading that...
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199 [01:34:41] <johnkeates> oh yeah, in that case, downgrade all
the things
200 [01:34:44] <russw> assuming radeon isn't referring to
some other thing
201 [01:35:02] <TomTomTosch> russw: it will work fine with
libdrm-dev from jessie-backports.
202 [01:35:25] <TomTomTosch> russw: eh, mesa-common-dev from
jessie-backports
203 [01:35:38] <russw> TomTomTosch: I've not really used
backports... generally safe?
204 [01:35:50] <TomTomTosch> russw: you used the radeon drivers
from backports.
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206 [01:36:07] <russw> TomTomTosch: well what do you know. That
must have been something I did years ago.
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208 [01:36:44] <russw> straneg, though. this laptop has never had
any radeoon stuff in it. Must have been a dep of something else??
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210 [01:36:56] <TomTomTosch> i know that those version numbers
are not in jessie. you either used jessie-backports or testing.
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213 [01:37:31] <russw> crap. I fear my setup is messed up now.
214 [01:37:39] <russw> might explain the pain I had in my
wheezy->jessie update
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219 [01:38:48] <russw> my current sources.list is this, though:
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221 [01:38:50] <russw>
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222 [01:38:54] <russw> pretty vanilla
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225 [01:39:23] * TomTomTosch shrugs
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229 [01:39:43] <TomTomTosch> "libdrm-dev : Depends:
libdrm-radeon1 (= 2.4.58-2) but 2.4.68-1 is installed."
230 [01:39:49] <TomTomTosch> ,v libdrm-radeon1
231 [01:39:50] <judd> Package: libdrm-radeon1 on amd64 --
squeeze: 2.4.21-1~squeeze3; squeeze-backports: 2.4.26-1~bpo60+1;
wheezy: 2.4.40-1~deb7u2; jessie: 2.4.58-2; jessie-backports:
2.4.68-1~bpo8+1; stretch: 2.4.68-1; sid: 2.4.70-1
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233 [01:40:18] <TomTomTosch> jessie-backports and stretch have
2.4.68-1
234 [01:40:27] <TomTomTosch> so you had it at some point.
235 [01:40:31] <russw> is there an easy way to say "set all
packages to the versions in the curren sources.list"? ie:
clearing out any previous modifications?
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241 [01:41:31] <TomTomTosch> i don't know an easy way, but
using aptitude search '~o' you can see packages, that are
no longer listed by a repo.
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243 [01:41:58] <russw> thi swill be ugly. lets see
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245 [01:42:31] <TomTomTosch> if you got it from jessie-backports
it might be fine.
246 [01:43:02] <russw> great command, but hoo boy:
247 [01:43:05] <russw>
replaced-url
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252 [01:43:47] <russw> hmm... no sign of radeon in there
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256 [01:45:54] <TomTomTosch> the output of apt-cache policy might
be helpful.
257 [01:46:36] <jmcnaught> judging from the paste, that's a
list of packages that cannot be downloaded anymore, so the foreign
sources have probably already been removed
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260 [01:46:57] <russw> TomTomTosch:
replaced-url
261 [01:47:18] <russw> jmcnaught: from sources.list and
sources.d/ you mean?
262 [01:47:27] <russw> working on trying the backport version
right now
263 [01:47:31] <jmcnaught> russw: a couple of handy aptitude
searches that might help you: "aptitude search
'?narrow(?installed, ?not(?archive(stable)))'"
(installed, not from stable release), and "aptitude search
'?narrow(?installed, ?not(?origin(debian)))'"
(installed, not from debian)
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265 [01:47:51] <TomTomTosch> russw: you see the jessie-backports
line? it's still in your sources. that's why ~o
doesn't show mesa or radeon.
266 [01:48:24] <TomTomTosch> russw: you might also want to look
into /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
267 [01:48:51] <russw> jmcnaught: thanks for those... will try
them
268 [01:49:05] <russw> TomTomTosch: I only just added the
backports line (to try the install from there)
269 [01:50:08] <russw> TomTomTosch: I ued to have several repos
in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ ... but I cleared them all out to a
backup dir prior to the jessie update
270 [01:50:20] <russw> leaving the stranded packages probably
hosed me
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279 [01:52:35] <russw> jmcnaught: wow... lots of "installed,
not from stable release":
280 [01:52:38] <russw>
replaced-url
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282 [01:53:33] <jmcnaught> russw: how recently did you upgrade
from wheezy to jessie? was it completed?
283 [01:53:51] <russw> jmcnaught: two days ago. Regarding
completion... I think so? It is working now.
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287 [01:54:10] <russw> but it took a bunch of hackery and nasty
package recovery on aptitude's head
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290 [01:54:29] <russw> nad me restoring my xorg, my wireless, and
other stuff by hand
291 [01:55:18] <russw> I clearly did not do it correctly,
although I followed the upgrading guide (debian wiki) quite closely
(with the exception of me grossly simplifying my apt sources prior
to the process)
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293 [01:55:43] <russw> in short: not sure how to measure
"completion"
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295 [01:56:32] <jmcnaught> russw: "apt-get
dist-upgrade" completed without errors?
296 [01:57:12] <russw> jmcnaught: yes
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299 [01:58:02] <jmcnaught> russw: this is basically the same
command, but it will output the current version, and the candidate
version on each line: aptitude -F '%p %v %V'
--disable-columns search '~S ~i !~Astable'
300 [01:58:08] <russw> ran your second query (installed, not from
debian). Seems impossible to me, so I'm confused:
301 [01:58:11] <russw>
replaced-url
302 [01:58:26] <russw> jmcnaught: one sec
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306 [02:00:08] <jmcnaught> russw: aptitude search doesn't
need root/sudo by the way. when i run "aptitude search
'?narrow(?installed, ?not(?origin(debian)))'" the
only packages listed are the ones that i've manually backported
307 [02:00:09] <russw> jmcnaught:
replaced-url
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309 [02:00:20] <russw> jmcnaught: ah ok. aptitude habit.
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312 [02:01:23] <jmcnaught> russw: so it looks like you have a
bunch of packages that are newer than what's available in
jessie
313 [02:02:11] <russw> jmcnaught: sigh. How bad is this?
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315 [02:02:29] <russw> soem don't surprise me... stuff like
postgres I went with an outside repo.
316 [02:02:44] <russw> The volume and diversity of packages is
surprsing, though.
317 [02:02:49] <jmcnaught> russw: alien, jessie has 8.92, you
have 8.95. adduser jessie has 3.113+nmu3, you have 3.115
318 [02:03:17] <jmcnaught> russw: i suspect you may have had a
repo for a different distro, perhaps ubuntu. anyways you now have a
frankendebian
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320 [02:03:31] <russw> wonderful
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322 [02:03:50] <jmcnaught> russw: you could spend several hours
manually installing the jessie version of each of these packages, or
you could back up data and do a reinstall (probably quicker)
323 [02:03:52] <russw> ubuntu races (plods?) ahead on some,
clearly?
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326 [02:04:26] <jmcnaught> russw: ubuntu and debian have
different development cycles
327 [02:05:00] <jmcnaught> !don't break debian
328 [02:05:01] <dpkg> it has been said that dont break debian is
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330 [02:05:10] <russw> jmcnaught: the system seems
"generally" functional. I'm only having issues when
trying to compile things. In this case compiling Qt was giving me
grief and it seemed that the mesa lib was at fault.
331 [02:05:16] <jmcnaught> russw: ^^ i recommend reading that
wiki link too
332 [02:05:19] <russw> will do
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336 [02:06:03] <jmcnaught> russw: well, i'm glad that it
works for now, but you'll probably also have trouble getting
security updates (if you get them at all, since your versions are
higher than what jessie security will be making available)
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338 [02:06:23] <russw> if I flip to testing will it help?
339 [02:06:56] <jmcnaught> russw: it might just make things
worse, it's hard to predict what kind of package conflicts
you'd run into
340 [02:07:00] <russw> dang
341 [02:07:30] <jmcnaught> honestly i would reinstall a clean
jessie system and not use foreign repos at all, or not unless you
really need to
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343 [02:07:54] <russw> I may do that, but argh... I've never
had much success starting fresh and trying to move my /home back
into place
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345 [02:08:24] <jmcnaught> russw: restore home from your backup
drive
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347 [02:09:11] <russw> my /home *is* on a separate partition...
been a while since I did a fresh install
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349 [02:09:49] <russw> really dumb question: can I do it fresh
from this instance, or would I need to burn a disc?
350 [02:09:59] <jmcnaught> russw: having /home on a separate
partition can save you time doing a restore after reinstalling, but
it's not a substitute for having backups
351 [02:10:15] <russw> definitly not saying it is an alternate to
a backup! :)
352 [02:10:38] <jmcnaught> russw: the install manual does have
instructions for installing from an existing linux system, but
putting the installer on a USB stick will be a lot easier
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354 [02:11:00] <russw> not sure this laptop supports it... will
check
355 [02:11:17] <russw> lots of sighing happening here. darn
frankendebian. :(
356 [02:12:17] <jmcnaught> russw: it could be worse, you could
have lost all your data :) (BACKUPS!)
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358 [02:12:44] <russw> thanks very much for the help, guys. Not
sure I said that yet.
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360 [02:14:14] <jmcnaught> russw: you're welcome. when it
comes to software available in Debian I almost always prefer using
it to using an upstream repo. The upstream repo might have a newer
version, but the Debian version will usually be better integrated
and will handle upgrades
361 [02:15:17] <russw> The problem I find is the typical one...
new features needed and debian packages are too old.
362 [02:15:22] <russw> postgres is/was a good example
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364 [02:15:34] <calherAtomic> Does Debian have just as good third
party support as Ubuntu?
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368 [02:16:05] <russw> that said, I *was* stuck on wheezy. jessie
was almost certainly better.
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370 [02:16:28] <russw> jmcnaught: any advice on whether
'testing' is worth using as a daily driver?
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377 [02:19:45] <jmcnaught> russw: lots of people use it. you
should be familiar with how to fix package problems (and general
configuration problems), and be prepared to read and submit bugs if
you use testing
378 [02:20:02] <russw> got it
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381 [02:20:29] <jmcnaught> russw: testing can change (stable
remains the same, no surprises) at least until it's frozen.
testing is also generally the last to get security updates
382 [02:20:48] <russw> reading that DontBreakDebian is making me
think I shouldn't use debian...
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384 [02:20:51] <russw> one small example
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386 [02:20:54] <russw> history | grep "make install" |
wc -l
387 [02:20:56] <russw> 15
388 [02:21:18] <TomTomTosch> look into checkinstall.
389 [02:21:22] <jmcnaught> russw: it's not that you
can't do stuff like that, it's that it can cause problems
and you should be aware of how to fix them
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391 [02:21:59] <jmcnaught> calherAtomic: what do you mean third
party support? Debian generally doesn't mix well with third
party repos (usually causing problems at upgrade time) but you can
use them with caution
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393 [02:22:35] <TomTomTosch> russw: checkinstall basically builds
a package from make install, making it easy to undo once it's
in the way.
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395 [02:22:48] <russw> checkinstall looks interesting... just
reading the man page
396 [02:22:54] <jmcnaught> russw: depending on the software you
could also use VMs, chroots, containers for stuff you want to
compile
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399 [02:23:31] <jmcnaught> russw: there's also a way to
recompile packages from testing/unstable so they work on stable, but
it can't be done for every package
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401 [02:25:24] <calherAtomic> jmcnaught: I use Tox, Telegram
Desktop, IceCat, the latest stable Mumble
402 [02:25:30] <russw> that is certainly an interesting wrapping
call. even adds --strip and such.
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406 [02:27:33] <russw> ok... I think I'll go with a fresh
install. In future when I want my own custom builds I'll keep
them isolated and out of /usr and friends.
407 [02:27:46] <russw> I already do that quite a bit already...
but obviously not enough!
408 [02:27:55] <jmcnaught> calherAtomic: you might consider
running those from binary tarballs if they're available instead
of using their packages/repos to lower the chances of a problem when
you upgrade to the next Debian release. But if their repos only
contain packages for the applications themselves and don't
replace a bunch of libraries you might not notice any issues
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410 [02:29:28] <calherAtomic> Ok jmcnaught
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413 [02:30:48] <calherAtomic> I just installed fresh system with
just standard utils. iw dev wlan0 connect "Daisy Bell" did
not work, why?
414 [02:31:07] <JohnA> I asked this ? earlier, but did not get an
answer that made sense. I am running debian with LXDE/Gnome - how
can I remove evolution?
415 [02:31:33] <fagbodildage> JohnA: pretty sure gnome depends on
evolution
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418 [02:32:25] <jmcnaught> calherAtomic: was there an error
message? is the network encrypted?
419 [02:32:34] <calherAtomic> Oh, I forgot to use ip link etc
420 [02:32:39] <JohnA> fagbodildage: Yep, but why? it means you
are screwed if you what to use some other program -
Icedove/thunderbird ...
421 [02:33:04] <fagbodildage> you can still use those, just
change the default app
422 [02:33:06] <fagbodildage> simples
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424 [02:34:16] <fagbodildage> JohnA: system information in
settings allows you to set default apps via GUI
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427 [02:35:18] <JohnA> Can I remove gNome and still use LXDE -
last time I tried this I seem to remember that I lost nearly all
useful functionality, and it seems that installing LXDE also
installs gnome?
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429 [02:35:55] <fagbodildage> are you really pushed for drive
space that you absolutely need to rid yourself of evolution?
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433 [02:37:49] <TomTomTosch> sure LXDE installs gnome and not
only a few gnome tools?
434 [02:38:04] <JohnA> fagbodildage: No I have lots of drive
space (750Gb) but the evolution data server seems to be giving me
problems and I have not found a way of disabling it.
435 [02:38:28] <fagbodildage> JohnA: I'll have a google
around that and see if I can help
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438 [02:39:12] <jmcnaught> JohnA: in gnome at least the calendar
that pops out when i click on the clock is linked to the calendar in
evolution. maybe the clock you're using is too
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441 [02:39:47] <jmcnaught> JohnA: what is the evolution data
server problem you are having?
442 [02:39:59] <JohnA> fagbodildage: thanks, I have been Googling
to, so far with out any luck, but my ? is probably wrong. Extra eyes
will help. thnx
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445 [02:41:45] * extor downloaded a debian KDE live iso DVD expecting
an install of debian stable with the KDE desktop but instead got
something called Linux Mint ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
446 [02:41:48] <JohnA> jmcnaught: I am running gramps 5 with a SQ
db backend. I keep getting odd fails, I know the gramps 5 is alpha,
but it seems that it and evolution are stepping each others toes. I
need Gramps, i don't need evolution.
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448 [02:42:44] <TomTomTosch> extor: ah, so it jumped distros mid
download. that's known to happen.
449 [02:43:06] <extor> TomTomTosch, I'm not sure if
you're trolling
450 [02:43:16] <jmcnaught> JohnA: what makes it seem that gramps
and evolution are conflicting?
451 [02:43:24] <jmcnaught> extor: where did you download the iso
from?
452 [02:43:31] * extor wonders if TomTomTosch is sure whether extor is
trolling or not (☉_☉)
453 [02:43:47] <russw> jmcnaught: before I reinstall this system
I've decided to explore how to fix apt problems for a bit. This
will be a learning exercise I can use later (in theory!).
454 [02:43:54] <extor> jmcnaught, I think it was a torrent from
the debian mirrors, or one of them
455 [02:43:55] <TomTomTosch> extor: i am. :P linux mint is not
debian. is you mean mate, then you may have selected that during
install.
456 [02:44:09] <TomTomTosch> s/is you/if you/
457 [02:44:12] <johnkeates> maybe he got the iso via LimeWire
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459 [02:44:40] <russw> is limewire still a thing?
460 [02:44:53] * johnkeates \_(ツ)_/¯
461 [02:44:57] <russw> :)
462 [02:45:04] <bazhang> russw, thing for what
463 [02:45:10] <johnkeates> for mojitos
464 [02:45:10] <russw> um... anything?
465 [02:45:10] <jmcnaught> extor: extor
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467 [02:45:22] <johnkeates> for getting java installed
468 [02:45:31] <jmcnaught> russw: good luck
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470 [02:45:51] <russw> jmcnaught: feels safer since I know
I'll be reinstalling ;)
471 [02:45:51] * extor wants to go from a default install of debian to
this lxde/openbox setup
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472 [02:46:06] <extor> Failing which, I'd take KDE
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475 [02:46:51] <extor> So I figured out how to dd the hd-media
boot.img to a USB and the next step would be to get the correct iso
DVD to make that theme happen
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477 [02:47:15] <extor> failing which I'd need an iso image
of a KDE dvd I guess. Unless they're one and the same
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481 [02:48:25] <jmcnaught> extor: you may be overengineering
this. if you want a particular lxde/openbox theme it's probably
a matter of having the right packages installed, and some per-user
configuration
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483 [02:49:12] <extor> I was told, extor: you install openbox,
conky, xmms, tint2 and some terminal of your choice, maybe urxvt
484 [02:49:38] <jmcnaught> extor: so where does the hd-media
boot.img factor into all that?
485 [02:49:43] <extor> So I assume I choose LXDE during the
install process from the debian DVD1
486 [02:50:12] <russw> jmcnaught, TomTomTosch: well waddya know,
downgrading worked (for one thing, anyway):
487 [02:50:15] <extor> jmcnaught, oh it's just what I booted
my fresh box from, and then inserted another USB stick with that
kde-live DVD iso on it
488 [02:50:15] <russw>
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489 [02:50:29] <russw> learned a tonne today about apt. many many
thanks!
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491 [02:51:08] <fagbodildage> JohnA: as far as I can tell
you're not going to get gnome/gnome-shell to work without
evolution-data-server at least, perhaps XFCE or another DE is a good
option for you
492 [02:51:09] <jmcnaught> extor: are you following the
replaced-url
493 [02:51:16] <extor> I guess perhaps I was too enamorede by the
look of that desktop. Perhaps I'd be happy with any black
themed window manager
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495 [02:51:53] <TomTomTosch> extor: first get the debian
installation done. you can install all of that afterwards.
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500 [02:52:27] <JohnA> jmcnaught: I am not sure they are but the
problem only occurs if I have evolution running and continues to
occur after ev is stopped. if I kill anything to do with ev then the
problem goes away. This may be a one off and maybe I need to
reinstall lxde ...
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502 [02:52:41] <extor> jmcnaught, I tried booting from an
installer but it was dd'd to USB and not burned to DVD so I
used the hd-media trick. The live DVD does boot up but there's
no option to install
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506 [02:54:03] <extor> Ok scratch all that, I've done so
much that I have no clear recollection of what I did or did not do.
Just that I am now booting from USB and need an install ISO for
debian stable. I guess the live DVDs are not proper debian but some
community contribution subtly promoting mint
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508 [02:54:22] <TomTomTosch> extor: you are aware that hd-media
is for booting from your harddisk? you usually want to use netinst
if you want to install from USB.
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513 [02:55:30] <jmcnaught> extor: a common mistake is to dd the
iso to a partition (like /dev/sdx1) instead of the device itself
(/dev/sdx)
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516 [02:56:15] <russw> TomTomTosch: that ',v' command
you issued in irc was incredibly handy. Is there a non-irc way to
get that?
517 [02:56:52] <jmcnaught> JohnA: reinstalling packages
doesn't usually do much on Debian. You could try
dpkg-reconfigure, but in this case i'm not sure it would help
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520 [02:57:19] <TomTomTosch> russw: you can talk to judd via /msg
judd <command> you also find info about versions on
packages.debian.org
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524 [02:58:27] <TomTomTosch> russw: /msg judd checkbackport
<pkg> to see if you can compile a package from sid on jessie
and /msg dpkg ssb for instructions on how to do that.
525 [02:58:34] <jmcnaught> JohnA: does this newer gramps talk to
evolution at all?
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527 [02:59:01] <russw> TomTomTosch: perfect, thanks. that ,v
output was just so clean. can't see how to get that clean on
packages.debian.org
528 [02:59:31] <JohnA> fagbodildage: jmcnaught: I think I will
switch back to Gramps 4... and setup up a separate system (xfce) for
trying Gramps 5.
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530 [02:59:55] <fagbodildage> sounds reasonable
531 [02:59:59] <jmcnaught> russw: the devscripts package also has
an rmadison command
532 [03:00:38] <JohnA> jmcnaught: as far as I know G5 does not
talk to evolution, but I may be wrong! I will look in to that asap.
533 [03:00:41] <russw> jmcnaught: "rmadison"?
can't parse the origin of that
534 [03:01:11] <russw> oof... 64MB of "dev scripts" :)
535 [03:01:33] <russw> well, the deps I don't havem anyway
536 [03:01:53] <jmcnaught> russw: debian has some some
development tools named after singers and actresses
537 [03:02:10] <russw> aha! wondered about 'judd'
538 [03:02:39] <jmcnaught> russw: devscripts wouldn't
install? judd is an interface to the Ultimate Debian Database
539 [03:03:01] <JohnA> jmcnaught: fagbodildage: unfortunately it
does seem possible to install 4 & 5 on the same system. looks
like I'll have to setup a seperate machine et al
540 [03:03:14] <russw> jmcnaught: it is installing fine, I just
was surprised at the dep load for something with "scripts"
in it :)
541 [03:03:17] <fagbodildage> JohnA: what about a chroot?
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543 [03:04:09] <JohnA> fagbodildage: That might be an idea. the
other might be a VM
544 [03:04:21] <fagbodildage> indeed, that was my next thought
545 [03:04:51] <russw> jmcnaught: rmadison is awesome. perfect.
thanks again.
546 [03:05:11] <JohnA> fagbodildage: I have never run VMs, what
if any are the major huddles?
547 [03:05:47] <fagbodildage> JohnA: performance is the main
hurdle, IM(limited)E
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549 [03:05:59] <russw> Is there a devscripts equivalent to `/msg
judd checkbackport <pkg>`?
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551 [03:06:04] <fagbodildage> but there are plenty to choose
from, perhaps too many
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554 [03:07:48] <fagbodildage> I usually just use them for looking
at other distros, virtualbox is my usual one, with that you have to
install virtual box, set up a virtual machine, install your guest OS
and then be sure to add "guest additions" to increase
features/performance
555 [03:07:50] <jmcnaught> russw: not that i know of
556 [03:08:06] <fagbodildage> it's fairly straight forward
and reasonably well documented
557 [03:08:16] <craigbass76> I need something in /etc/init.d to
start at boot as another user. Is the answer to create a bash script
in /etc/init.d that goes "sudo -u username
/etc/init.d/service"?
558 [03:08:51] <jmcnaught> JohnA: libvirt and virt-manager are
pretty easy to install on Debian as well
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562 [03:09:30] <jmcnaught> craigbass76: Are you using Debian 8
(jessie)?
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564 [03:09:44] <extor> TomTomTosch, hd-media can also read an iso
file off of a second USB. jmcnaught I dd'd the device itself.
Or so I think. Anyway, going to start from scratch now with an
actual debian install dvd
565 [03:10:27] <jmcnaught> extor: the install manual says to use
cp instead of dd. dd works too, cp is often faster, and less typing.
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569 [03:11:33] <craigbass76> jmcnaught: I'm actually testing
on my Mint laptop at the moment (Mint using Ubuntu repos, not
Debian) and that's how I got it to run. I'm just wondering
when I get a Debian server up if that's still the best way.
I'm trying to start Apache OFBiz, and I want to run it as the
ofbiz user, who really only has permission to do things related to
ofbiz
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572 [03:13:27] <jmcnaught> craigbass76: on Debian 8 you can use
systemd service units, which can have directives for User= and
Group=. They're easier to write than init scripts, but systemd
is also backwards compatible with init scripts
573 [03:14:28] <JohnA> jmcnaught: fagbodildage: thanks I do some
digging and see where that leads me. Thanks
574 [03:14:45] <bagbobilgins> yw, JohnA
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579 [03:18:19] <jmcnaught> craigbass76: init scripts in
/etc/init.d/ are run by the init process. those scripts were used by
the old sysvinit, which is why the new init (systemd) is compatible
with them, but making a systemd service unit is probably easier and
apache might even provide one
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584 [03:24:35] <craigbass76> jmcnaught: not that I know of. The
install directory contains a script to stick in init.d specifically
for debian. For some reason, the Ubuntu one didn't work... I
cut my teeth on Linux before systemd, and got out of day to day
using it for a while. Guess I've got to bone up on it
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587 [03:26:42] <jmcnaught> craigbass76: the initscript way of
changing to a diferent user would be to use start-stop-daemon in the
initscript itself. check the man page for that command if you decide
not to make a systemd unit
588 [03:27:22] <craigbass76> jmcnaught: I may down the road.
I'm just stoked I finally got the damned thing to start at
boot.
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622 [03:42:32] <gerforce> hello, i have a problem with
flashplugin-nonfree update. Using command "sudo
update-flashplugin-nonfree --install --verbose", the script can
find the upstream version, but it failed to download. I have
encounted this before, and after several days, the problem is solved
automatically. Does anyone have the same problem?
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634 [03:50:03] <bagbobilgins> gerforce: is there an error message
about keys?
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645 [03:56:41] <miesco> Hi. How do I view and cp files from a
backup tar archive?
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674 [04:18:56] <alphazulu> miesco: extract the archive?
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691 [04:29:39] <jak2000> hi all
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694 [04:30:08] <jak2000> my servers are runinng in safe mode how
to check and fix it? i am restarted these servers in serveral times
and not lucky continue in safe mode, thanks
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696 [04:30:49] <jak2000> anyone can ping: 64.137.226.105 thanks
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704 [04:33:21] <evanvarvell> ...
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707 [04:34:42] <jak2000> evanvarvell answer?
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709 [04:34:52] <jak2000> ooo
710 [04:35:21] <bagbobilgins> no response, here, jak2000
711 [04:35:52] <bagbobilgins> 48 packets transmitted, 0 received,
100% packet loss, time 47101ms
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729 [04:44:53] <alphazulu> wow finally got grub to install and
dual boot on a uefi bios thinkpad!
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732 [04:45:40] <plonf> Hi, I'm new to Debian. Do any of you
know is it is possible to watch online streams from Iceweasel?
733 [04:45:47] <alphazulu> the trick was to mount the debian
partition from rescue system, chroot into it, mount /boot/efi, then
apt-get install --reinstall grub-efi
734 [04:46:21] <alphazulu> /boot/efi mounts to the efi partition
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740 [04:48:00] <gerforce> plonf: install package:
flashplugin-nonfree
741 [04:48:25] <plonf> it's an outdated version
742 [04:48:31] <alphazulu> plonf: i use the ubuntuzilla
repository for firefox
743 [04:48:34] <plonf> so old it does not play live streams
744 [04:48:34] <plonf> :(
745 [04:48:45] <plonf> oh, what is ubuntuzilla?
746 [04:48:52] <alphazulu> plonf: and debian-multimedia repo for
the flash stuff
747 [04:49:20] <dvs> ,v flashplugin-nonfree
748 [04:49:22] <judd> Package: flashplugin-nonfree on amd64 --
wheezy/contrib: 1:3.2+wheezy1; jessie/contrib: 1:3.6.1; sid/contrib:
1:3.6.1+b1; stretch/contrib: 1:3.6.1+b1
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750 [04:49:36] <gerforce> plonf: it has a problem with update of
flashplugin-nonfree these days.
751 [04:49:47] <gerforce> i encounted that too
752 [04:50:31] <bagbobilgins> gerforce: you might have more luck
with pepperflash, provided you are 64bit
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757 [04:52:01] <plonf> OK, thank you, I'll try pepperflash
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759 [04:52:07] <plonf> I hope it works
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764 [04:54:48] <jak2000> thanks
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769 [04:56:12] <jak2000> bagbobilgins any advice how to remove
the safe mode?
770 [04:56:26] <jak2000> server running in safe mode
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773 [04:58:41] <brennen> plonf: you also might want to look at
firefox-esr
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777 [04:59:25] <brennen> (or just download firefox binaries and
run them, which i do most of the time)
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781 [05:00:35] <bagbobilgins> jak2000: sorry, I don't
understand safe mode on a server... is this a graphical environment?
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784 [05:01:52] <dvs> bagbobilgins, I think he means if the
computer starts up and stops and says "Press Control-D or enter
the root password to continue"
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786 [05:02:31] <bagbobilgins> ahh, single user mode
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788 [05:03:19] <bagbobilgins> jak2000: is that what you mean by
"safe mode"?
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798 [05:08:51] <JustinHitla> you will not believe it
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804 [05:12:32] <MasonHauk> wow
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807 [05:13:39] <bagbobilgins> JustinHitla: bazhang banned you
from somewhere because he's freaked by your /nick?
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809 [05:14:03] <bagbobilgins> I can believe it
810 [05:14:03] <JustinHitla> no, charmander got caught
811 [05:14:07] <JustinHitla> can you believe it ?
812 [05:14:27] <bagbobilgins> I know little of these pokemon of
which you speak
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814 [05:17:04] <MasonHauk> anyone done vga passthrough here?
815 [05:17:32] <MasonHauk> with vfio?
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818 [05:22:34] <bagbobilgins> MasonHauk: you might be waiting a
while, in the meantime you could ask your actual question
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824 [05:25:36] <MasonHauk> well I need help Im trying to get the
raedon driver not on my 2nd graphics card and I can complish this
with pci stub although I have been getting help from a guy who
suggests using vfio with dracu and a new initramfs although it
doesnt isolate my 2nd graphics card from raedon driver, I was
wondering if someone who can help me get the 2nd graphics card
isolated from raedon, as I can get it isolated from
825 [05:25:38] <MasonHauk> raedon using pci-stub in my grub cmd
line
826 [05:25:48] <MasonHauk> although Im not sure what to do with
it after that
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832 [05:33:28] <zeden> Hi. I am trying to get OpenGL 4.3 working
for a AMD card with the open source drivers. Right now I have the
mesa packages from experimental (version 12.0.1) but glxinfo says
only opengl 4.1 is supported. How can I get opengl 4.2+?
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940 [07:15:04] <alphazulu> i wonder if any oldtimers on here know
if Ian Murdock ever was in this channel?
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961 [07:29:43] <rjsalts> I get the impression his involvement in
debian didn't last much after the 90s
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964 [07:30:21] <rjsalts> and freenode was formed in 1998, so
there isn't a big overlap
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970 [07:38:05] <alphazulu> i wonder if there is any sort of
recommended academic course track recommended for becoming a debian
maintainer?
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979 [07:43:48] <rjsalts> alphazulu: some people might have
opinions about that on #debian-offtopic
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982 [07:45:06] <oldcomputers> <body><iframe src="replaced-url
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984 [07:46:16] <Hunterkll> are you serious
985 [07:46:20] <Hunterkll> ban oldcomputers immediately
986 [07:46:22] <oldcomputers> i was asked by korain to paste that
here
987 [07:46:27] <oldcomputers> its a dead ref
988 [07:46:31] <Hunterkll> oldcomputers, dead?
989 [07:46:34] <oldcomputers> to a site that used to exist
990 [07:46:37] <Hunterkll> it's iframeref html exploit
991 [07:46:39] <oldcomputers> but it was malicious
992 [07:46:50] <Hunterkll> I got pinged by my antimalware
catching it in my IRC logs in real time
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994 [07:46:59] <Hunterkll> now I have to unquarantine my debian
log and edit it
995 [07:47:00] <Hunterkll> ;_;
996 [07:47:07] <oldcomputers> yeah, it is simply an invisible
reference
997 [07:47:14] <oldcomputers> the reason it was tagged it this
998 [07:47:34] <oldcomputers> it WAS a malicious javascript on
the page it refered to
999 [07:47:38] <oldcomputers> until it was taken down
1000 [07:47:56] <themill> oldcomputers: none of this is relevant
to Debian. Please take it elsewhere.
1001 [07:47:59] <Hunterkll> well why would you just paste it
randomly
1002 [07:48:04] <Hunterkll> O dpm
1003 [07:48:06] <bezaban> he was quieted and klined yesterday
1004 [07:48:08] <oldcomputers> but Microsoft is the only one that
added the HTML reference itself as a signature in windows defender
1005 [07:48:11] <Hunterkll> I don't like random malware
alerts.....
1006 [07:48:14] <oldcomputers> so guess what
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1008 [07:48:17] <bezaban> babilen: around?
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nobody can hear you being subtle.)
1011 [07:48:21] <bezaban> oh right
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1013 [07:48:23] <Hunterkll> thanks
1014 [07:48:24] <bezaban> thanks
1015 [07:48:45] <orlock> eh
1016 [07:48:48] <Hunterkll> So microsoft's a bit paranoid.
That doesn't mean you post random code other people gave
you....
1017 [07:48:51] <Hunterkll> orlock, oh hai thar
1018 [07:48:51] <orlock> he was just doing that in another channel
as well
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1020 [07:49:08] <oldcomputers> Windows is the only one that alerts
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1022 [07:49:11] <oldcomputers> Windows Defender
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1024 [07:49:14] <Hunterkll> oldcomputers, so, your point?
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nobody can hear you being subtle.)
1026 [07:49:14] <orlock> oldcomputers: Ssshhh
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1028 [07:49:24] <bezaban> oh, new isp. interesting
1029 [07:49:29] <bezaban> I'll take it to ot
1030 [07:49:29] <Hunterkll> a skidmark!
1031 [07:49:36] <Hunterkll> there's an OT channel?
1032 [07:49:44] <bezaban> #debian-offtopic
1033 [07:51:21] <orlock> damn
1034 [07:51:25] <orlock> why am i even here
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1059 [07:59:50] <prem> hi all
1060 [07:59:56] <prem> am using debian jessie
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1063 [08:00:03] <MaBunny> hey prem
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1065 [08:00:10] <MaBunny> are you from india??
1066 [08:00:19] <prem> with the recent upgrade to chromium51., my
machines keeps on hanging
1067 [08:00:23] <prem> yeah MaBunny
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1069 [08:00:58] <MaBunny> cool,me too
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1071 [08:01:05] <prem> as soon as i open youtube., the CPU
consumption just goes to 100% and the machine hangs
1072 [08:01:07] <MaBunny> join #india
1073 [08:01:19] <prem> any idea why it is so
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1075 [08:01:50] <rjsalts> prem: anything in your .xsession-errors
that seems relevant?
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1077 [08:02:23] <prem> no .xsession-errors file rjsalts
1078 [08:02:24] <rjsalts> prem: or on stderr if you start chromium
from a terminal
1079 [08:03:31] <prem> actually when i look at my daemon.log after
restarting the machine, it shows repeated chromium
error..:ERROR:PlatformKeyboardEvent.cpp(117)] Not implemented
reached in static PlatformEvent::Modifiers
blink::PlatformKeyboardEvent::getCurrentModifierState()
1080 [08:04:46] <Hijiri> oh shit
1081 [08:04:51] <Hijiri> I thought "Pre-fail" means
"not failed yet"
1082 [08:05:04] <Hijiri> time to fire up rsync
1083 [08:05:20] <babilen> gogogo
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1085 [08:06:55] <Hijiri> how should I just select the whole
filesystem
1086 [08:07:01] <Hijiri> maybe I should just back up a disk image
1087 [08:07:12] <Hijiri> I don't want to include things like
/sys right?
1088 [08:07:39] <Hijiri> archwiki has an article, thanks archwiki
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1090 [08:08:06] <babilen> Hijiri: You can easily exclude paths
with "--exclude=.."
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1094 [08:09:13] <babilen> Ah, I guess you already found what you
were looking for.
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1101 [08:13:58] <Hijiri> my stomach feels sick
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1103 [08:14:22] <Hijiri> I know it probably won't fail
immediately but losing my stuff was bad enough last time (though I
saved a lot with ddrescue)
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1105 [08:15:17] <nohair> hi please guide me how to link file .. i
need to install libreoffice theme
1106 [08:15:45] <MaBunny> you can use the gui tool Disk in debian
1107 [08:15:49] <MaBunny> Hijiri
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1109 [08:15:57] <MaBunny> to save iso images of your disk
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1111 [08:17:48] <Hijiri> I'm just using rsync
1112 [08:17:53] <Hijiri> this way I can back up incrementally
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1115 [08:18:53] <babilen> Hijiri: Tools like dirvish might come in
handy next time
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1117 [08:19:14] <oldcomputers> themill: I pasted the xpl0it for
one reason: ONLY WINDOWS DEFENDER IS STUPID ENOUGH TO CONSIDER THAT
IFRAME A THREAT IN AND OF ITSELF!!! I HAVE PROVEN THE PRESENCE OF
WINDOWS USERS ON THIS CHANNEL!
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1123 [08:20:16] <MaBunny> what did oldcomputers do/say b4 i joined
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1127 [08:20:57] <MaBunny> and why would windows users on this chan
be a nuisance,if they want to join debian user.... lol
1128 [08:21:04] <babilen> MaBunny: Drop it please
1129 [08:21:08] <MaBunny> ok
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1143 [08:26:57] <Hijiri> actually I'm not sure if these
Pre-Fails are accurate, it looks like everything with a threshold
says Pre-Fail
1144 [08:27:07] <Hijiri> including reallocated sectors, even
though it says I have 0 reallocated sectors
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1146 [08:27:37] <Hijiri> everything with threshold 0 says old age
1147 [08:27:55] <babilen> You could paste your output to
replaced-url
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1149 [08:28:05] <babilen> Besides .. having backups never hurts
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1161 [08:31:02] <Hijiri> babilen: here's the output:
replaced-url
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1163 [08:31:08] <Hijiri> it also says self-assessment passed
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1178 [08:35:28] <jim_carry> I have bought new HDD. I am planning
to use it as backup HDD for my system. Should I just format it to
`mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb1` or change partition type with `fdisk`
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1186 [08:39:38] <Anselmo> usually just making it into ext4 should
work
1187 [08:39:49] <jim_carry> Okay
1188 [08:39:52] <Anselmo> I don't see any problem with doing
that
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1190 [08:40:05] <jim_carry> What if I make new partitions then
what partition type should I choose
1191 [08:40:15] <jim_carry> Linux filesystem?
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1193 [08:41:13] <jim_carry> I want to use this HDD with `Mac` and
`Linux` systems
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1195 [08:41:56] <Anselmo> I have extremely little experience with
macs
1196 [08:42:27] <jim_carry> Okay then for linux system I should
choose `Linux filesystem`
1197 [08:42:43] <Anselmo> that's what my backup hard drive is
set as
1198 [08:42:54] <jim_carry> Okay bro thanx
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1202 [08:43:49] <jim_carry> How you have partitioned your backup
HDD? I mean just one partition or more
1203 [08:43:51] <MaBunny> ext4 is the standard "linux
filesytem" btw
1204 [08:44:20] <MaBunny> you can run linux programs in it,bsides
ext2/3
1205 [08:44:29] <jim_carry> MaBunny: Okay what is the difference
if I just do `mkfs.ext4` without repartitioning
1206 [08:44:43] <MaBunny> lemme check
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1208 [08:45:01] <Anselmo> mine is in a few partitions, but that is
really not neccisary
1209 [08:45:03] <jim_carry> MaBunny: The partition type still
shows `Microsoft basic data`
1210 [08:45:22] <MaBunny> i think ext4 has journalling
1211 [08:45:24] <jim_carry> Anselmo: Okay I'll go with one
large
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1213 [08:46:08] <MaBunny> it eliminates the need to check file
system after unclean shutdown
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1215 [08:47:01] <jim_carry> MaBunny: Okay, I don't understand
what should I do with new HDD just `mkfs.ext4` or repartition it to
`Linux filesystem`
1216 [08:47:11] <rjsalts> it doesn't eliminate the need, it
just means that it looks at the journal and only examines the blocks
in the journal for discrepancies, instead of having to examine the
whole filesystem
1217 [08:47:32] <MaBunny> theres nothing called linux
filesystem...you can run ntfs to fat16/32 in linux
1218 [08:47:37] <jim_carry> with `mkfs.ext4` It will format it
with ext4 but paritition type remain same what difference does it
make?
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1221 [08:48:09] <MaBunny> i hav my windows xp install as a
seperate partition in my 500gb ,and linux can mount it\
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1224 [08:48:43] <MaBunny> why do you need ext4 if the partition
type remains same
1225 [08:48:44] <MaBunny> ?
1226 [08:48:58] <Hijiri> babilen: Ok, I just realized I was
reading the information wrong, I thought the "type" was
the current status
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1228 [08:49:10] <Anselmo> its the partition type according to
fdisk, MaBunny
1229 [08:49:16] <rjsalts> jim_carry: if you have a partition table
that's marked as type 83 you can then do mkfs.$fs
/path/to/partition
1230 [08:49:16] <Hijiri> at least now I know how to read smart
data
1231 [08:49:16] <babilen> Hijiri: No, that is just the type. The
output looks alright.
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1233 [08:49:47] <babilen> Hijiri:
replaced-url
1234 [08:50:11] <Hijiri> babilen: thank you
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1236 [08:50:43] <jim_carry> rjsalts: Okay but `mkfs.ext4` also
works on if partition table is to `Microsoft basic data`
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1238 [08:50:54] <rjsalts> jim_carry: a partition table, with a
partition marked type 83 even. ext4/3/2, xfs, jfs, ... will all be
fine inside said partition with mkfs.ext4, etc
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1242 [08:51:26] <jim_carry> MaBunny: I don't understand what
you're saying bro
1243 [08:51:47] <MaBunny> leave it ...dont mind :)
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1247 [08:53:08] <jim_carry> rjsalts: Yeah okay all formating
options will be fine inside 83 paritition. But I am asking what will
be the difference If partition table not 83 and it formatted with
ext4
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1249 [08:54:02] <jim_carry> Pardon me about my rude communication
skills. I am learning english
1250 [08:54:49] <rjsalts> jim_carry: it would probably work fine
in linux, but it might cause some tools to treat it incorrectly.
e.g. bootloaders, partitioning tools, etc.
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1253 [08:55:21] <MaBunny> jim_carry: if you are unsure what to
do,use gparted
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1255 [08:56:10] <jim_carry> rjsalts: Okay thank you
1256 [08:56:19] <jim_carry> MaBunny: Who use guis
1257 [08:56:27] <MaBunny> guis?
1258 [08:56:31] <jim_carry> GUI
1259 [08:56:34] <jim_carry> heh
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1261 [08:56:45] <MaBunny> Graphical User Interface
1262 [08:56:50] <MaBunny> ...
1263 [08:56:53] <jim_carry> yeah perfectly right
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1265 [08:57:24] <MaBunny> gparted is a graphical frontend to tools
like mkfs
1266 [08:57:26] <jim_carry> gparted is GUI tool rightt
1267 [08:57:31] <jim_carry> yeah I know
1268 [08:57:33] <MaBunny> yeah
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1270 [08:58:21] <jim_carry> What difference would it make then
using commandline tool fdisk/gdisk
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1272 [08:58:56] <MaBunny> idk...think about it
1273 [08:59:06] <jim_carry> The answer is nothing
1274 [08:59:53] <jim_carry> It is just GUI standing on these
commandline tools
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1276 [09:00:31] <MaBunny> it is useful for beginners
1277 [09:00:48] <jim_carry> I am beginner I find it not so useful
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1279 [09:01:12] <MaBunny> ok
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1304 [09:13:04] <blackflow> Hello. Will debian ever stop
re/starting services upon package installation/update? Every. Time.
php5-fpm. Updates. It. Breaks. The. Service. And. I. Have. To.
Start. It. Manually.
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1306 [09:14:00] <arturo> blackflow: perhaps you could open a bug
for php5-fpm explaining the situation?
1307 [09:14:13] <babilen> blackflow: How does it break the
service?
1308 [09:14:26] <blackflow> perhaps debian should stop restarting
services as its sees fit and leave us admins to do that when WE see
fit.
1309 [09:14:33] <blackflow> babilen: 502 bad gateway
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1311 [09:15:29] <babilen> blackflow: I don't quite see how
that error is being raised if you restart the service
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1313 [09:15:39] <babilen> (given that it is running afterwards)
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1316 [09:16:34] <blackflow> is there a way for me to configure the
thing not to restart automatically? I really want to be able to have
that under control.
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1319 [09:17:34] <petemc> !policy-rc.d
1320 [09:17:34] <dpkg> [policy-rc.d] a mechanism to limit what
init scripts are run by maintainer scripts. See
replaced-url
1321 [09:17:59] <babilen> blackflow: Read
/usr/share/doc/init-system-helpers/README.policy-rc.d.gz
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1323 [09:18:00] <babilen> Ah ..
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1325 [09:18:16] <blackflow> petemc: babilen: much obliged!
1326 [09:18:48] <petemc> perhaps there is something wrong with
your php app that it cannot survive a restart
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1328 [09:19:29] <blackflow> petemc: then it would fail on manual
restart, which it doesn't
1329 [09:19:54] <babilen> We could investigate the actual problem
1330 [09:20:18] <blackflow> looking at the apt-get output logs,
there's an warning about start and stop functions no longer
being supported etc...
1331 [09:20:35] <babilen> I mean, I agree that it is sometimes
annoying that upgrades cause a service restart, but that
doesn't really seem to be your issue
1332 [09:20:42] <blackflow> update-rc.d: warning: start and stop
actions are no longer supported; falling back to defaults
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1334 [09:21:28] <blackflow> babilen: it happens every time, so
that now I've adjusted fabric to force restart immediately
after update
1335 [09:22:00] <blackflow> btw, this policy-rc.d thing, that
applies to systemd controlled services as well, correct?
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1354 [09:33:37] <babilen> blackflow: I haven't used it in a
while, but yeah
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1419 [09:43:48] <unborn> no problem with php on my srvs after
update.. ever.. is that php7 blackflow ?
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1429 [09:45:23] <Fjorgynn> :o
1430 [09:45:26] <babilen> blackflow: What's the actual issue
you see? Anything in the logs?
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1432 [09:45:51] <Fjorgynn> I have php 5.6. :p
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1434 [09:46:03] <unborn> Fjorgynn: same here
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1446 [09:49:09] <implijer> heya
1447 [09:49:13] <implijer> I'm wondering
1448 [09:49:49] <implijer> what happens if two forward connexion
(ssh -R) are opened from two different computer on the same ssh
server with the same port ?
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1450 [09:50:09] <implijer> I don't have the 3 computer to
test it :x
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1454 [09:51:02] <bobe> implijer, the second one will fail since
the port is already used
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1457 [09:52:14] <implijer> bobe: okay ! Another question then, as
server, is there a way to manage theses connexion ?
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1459 [09:52:57] <implijer> Let say, see when a connexion is made,
close some one, see that someone tries to opens one, etc.
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1461 [09:54:00] <implijer> ssh is a very silent budd :s
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1520 [10:15:00] <karsten> On stretch/sid, Thinkpad T510i laptop,
middle mouse button behavior has changed, and I don't know why.
1521 [10:15:56] <karsten> I can still paste in X and console
(gpm), but it's not possible to _move_ the pointer while
I've got the middle button selected. Some apps (feh, FreeCiv)
don't respond to middle mouse.
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1524 [10:16:28] <ransur0t> karsten: have you checked settings is
your DE touchpad/synaptics config?
1525 [10:16:30] <karsten> Windowmaker windowlist doesn't show
up.
1526 [10:16:40] <karsten> ransur0t: How would I do that?
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1528 [10:16:56] <ransur0t> which DE are you running? gnome?
1529 [10:16:58] <karsten> And what's 'de'? Desktop
environment?
1530 [10:17:01] <ransur0t> yes
1531 [10:17:02] <karsten> ransur0t: Windowmaker.
1532 [10:17:09] <karsten> This also effects *console* though.
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1534 [10:17:15] <ransur0t> sorry, missed that ttext
1535 [10:17:18] <karsten> I'm suspecting kernel or libs or
udev or something.
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1537 [10:17:56] <karsten> dmesg tells me: psmouse serio1:
trackpoint: IBM TrackPoint firmware: 0x0e, buttons: 3/3
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1539 [10:18:29] <karsten> also: input: ThinkPad Extra Buttons as
/devices/platform/thinkpad_acpi/input/input8
1540 [10:18:36] <karsten> (searching output for 'mouse'
or 'button'
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1542 [10:19:15] <blackflow> babilen: the actual php5-fpm process
dies, systemctl status shows it dead, so it stops but never starts
back.
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1544 [10:19:31] <ransur0t> could be. check this out to see if you
can restore to desired function:
replaced-url
1545 [10:19:52] <ransur0t> good resource
1546 [10:19:59] <karsten> ransur0t: tx.
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1548 [10:20:23] <ransur0t> yw
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1569 [10:34:54] <blackflow> babilen: could it be the service is
not started back because the unit is disabled?
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1602 [10:44:52] <babilen> blackflow: Is it masked or disabled?
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1607 [10:46:24] <blackflow> babilen: I manually disabled it
because starting php5-fpm requires manual unlocking and mounting the
encrypted partitions
1608 [10:46:40] <babilen> blackflow: "systemctl show
php5-fpm.service |grep UnitFileState" gives you?
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1614 [10:48:19] <blackflow> babilen: disabled
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1616 [10:48:42] <babilen> blackflow: That would explain why it is
not being started, yes
1617 [10:49:10] <blackflow> babilen: another very good reason for
debian to stop doing that. it assumes too much.
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1619 [10:49:45] <babilen> Just configure policy-rc.d to your
preferences
1620 [10:49:45] <petemc> you cant please everyone
1621 [10:49:51] <bolovanos> what irc client would you recommend on
Debian wheezy (only terminal app)?
1622 [10:49:59] <petemc> irssi or weechat
1623 [10:50:04] <babilen> A lot of people assume that their
services are up-to-date when they install upgrades
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1631 [10:52:38] <blackflow> babilen: well, I understand that, so
the default can be what it is. just give us admins an easy to
configure option not to do that. I'll look into the policy
thing some more, but from what I see now, if I set such a policy, I
can't even restart it manually? or is it only for dpkg?
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1636 [10:53:19] <bolovanos> petemc, hi - why not xchat?
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1638 [10:53:29] <babilen> blackflow: It is about maintainer
scripts
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1641 [10:53:50] <babilen> blackflow: I think it fits your usecase
pretty well
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1643 [10:57:38] <blackflow> babilen: I found this. we'll see
how that works the next time some service upgrades. :)
replaced-url
1644 [10:58:00] <blackflow> I do hope this covers systemd as well?
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1648 [10:58:12] <babilen> blackflow: That's a bit drastic,
isn't it?
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1651 [10:58:58] <blackflow> babilen: which part? having these ops
100% in admin control?
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1656 [10:59:29] <babilen> Well .. a lot of things aren't
under your direct control, but if that is the behaviour you want,
who am I to argue?
1657 [10:59:37] <babilen> I mean .. if you are happy I am happy
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1659 [10:59:42] <petemc> bolovanos: you said terminal
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1663 [11:00:08] <blackflow> babilen: but am I misunderstanding
this thing? it prevents any and all automatic changes to services,
right? no start/stop/restart unless I issue it manually?
1664 [11:00:28] <babilen> blackflow: It prevents maintainer
scripts from making service changes
1665 [11:00:50] <blackflow> "service changes" being
re/starting, or something more?
1666 [11:00:59] <karsten> Still not sure what I'm looking for
on mouse. It's possible that this is just X.org. Log paste:
replaced-url
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1670 [11:02:30] <babilen> blackflow: All actions as detailed in
replaced-url
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1675 [11:03:47] <bolovanos> petemc, I have apted weechat but first
row of start guide
replaced-url
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1679 [11:04:03] <dezzo> x
1680 [11:04:05] <ransur0t> karsten: did you take not of any
package upgrades recently that may have altered touchpad behavior?
1681 [11:04:08] <blackflow> babilen: great, then that's
exactly what I need.
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1684 [11:04:18] <ransur0t> *note
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1686 [11:04:26] <babilen> blackflow: Hence my "I think it
fits your usecase pretty well"
1687 [11:04:29] <babilen> :)
1688 [11:04:33] <karsten> ransur0t: This has been going on a few
months, I've not been using the laptop a whole bunch.
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1690 [11:04:55] <ransur0t> is your system up to date?
1691 [11:04:59] <karsten> ransur0t: Xorg and libinput seem likely
suspects
1692 [11:05:04] <karsten> ransur0t: Yes.
1693 [11:05:11] <blackflow> babilen: yeah. and regardless of what
I think about the default being idiotic, as long as I have the
control to override it, all is fine. :)
1694 [11:05:24] <karsten> ransur0t: I'd been a few kernel
revs back, but that doesn't seem to be the issue.
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1696 [11:05:52] <karsten> Weird thing is thta if I hold middle
mouse button and move trackpad, the pointer itself simply
doesn't move.
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1699 [11:06:18] <karsten> As opposed to, say, left button, in
which case I can drag the pointer all over the place.
1700 [11:06:21] <ransur0t> hmm, i'm running stretch, no
issues on hp eb8540w, but I'm not in front of it so I
can't test middle button behavior ...
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1704 [11:07:17] <karsten> xev doesn't show ButtonPress or
ButtonRelease events.
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1710 [11:11:58] <ransur0t> look here:
replaced-url
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1712 [11:12:21] <RobinC> On stable, its not fully detecting a 1TB
external USB drive,
replaced-url
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1715 [11:14:30] <karsten> ransur0t: tx.
1716 [11:14:45] <ransur0t> yw, hope it helps/works
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1718 [11:16:11] <brandhauser> Hi all, is there a known problem
with cron perhaps? I have a job defined in /etc/cron.d/somejob which
is not working. If i take that job and put it in /etc/crontab it
works without a problem.
1719 [11:16:47] <karsten> brandhauser: paste your cronjob's
file
1720 [11:16:53] <brandhauser> * * * * * root echo "test
bladiebla" >> /tmp/test123
1721 [11:16:54] <karsten> !tell brandhauser about paste
1722 [11:16:59] <brandhauser> ouch sorry
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1725 [11:18:02] <karsten> brandhauser: one liners are OK.
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1728 [11:18:41] <karsten> brandhauser: What are permissions on the
file? Who is it owned by, and what are perms, especially write
perms.
1729 [11:18:52] <karsten> brandhauser: Should be root 644
1730 [11:20:38] <karsten> ransur0t: Best i can tell, that page is
about treating trackpoint middle mouse as a scrollwheel. That's
not what I'm after.
1731 [11:20:48] <ransur0t> darn
1732 [11:21:15] <brandhauser> karsten: confirmed owner: root
group: root mode: 644
1733 [11:21:32] <karsten> brandhauser: OK.
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1735 [11:22:36] <brandhauser> karsten: please ignore my
question... i see now when i created "somejob" for this
question. That that actually works. So this is an error on my
behalf. Sorry. Thanks for your help!
1736 [11:22:49] <karsten> brandhauser: np.
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1742 [11:26:07] <karsten> Here's dmesg logs for mouse going
back to april 17. I'm not seeing a huge difference except for
one missing line.
replaced-url
1743 [11:26:33] <karsten> This disappears from the current boot
session, though the problem pre-existed it: " psmouse serio1:
alps: Unknown ALPS touchpad: E7=10 00 64, EC=10 00 64"
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1752 [11:31:11] <ransur0t> line 7 the only oddity ... strange
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1756 [11:32:29] <karsten> ransur0t: yeah, and that doesn't
apply to the current session
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1759 [11:33:29] <ransur0t> karsten: would this kernel driver be
applicable to your hardware?:
replaced-url
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1761 [11:34:36] <karsten> ransur0t: Dunno. This touchpad's
run fine for _years_.
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1764 [11:36:00] <OtakuSenpai> is this correct: "chmod +xwr=
./my_file" ?
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1766 [11:36:42] <karsten> OtakuSenpai: What are you trying to do?
1767 [11:36:58] <OtakuSenpai> im trying to run DF
1768 [11:37:05] <karsten> OtakuSenpai: And i'd be careful
about giving global write perms.
1769 [11:37:12] <karsten> OtakuSenpai: What's DF?
1770 [11:37:23] <OtakuSenpai> Dwarf Fortress
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1773 [11:37:55] <karsten> OtakuSenpai: Are you trying to make a
file executable?
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1777 [11:38:11] <karsten> OtakuSenpai: Where 'my_file'
is, say, your DF executable?
1778 [11:38:20] <OtakuSenpai> yes
1779 [11:38:30] <karsten> OtakuSenpai: 'man chmod'
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1781 [11:38:47] <OtakuSenpai> i cant run it via the script
provided with it
1782 [11:39:11] <karsten> OtakuSenpai: What happens when you try?
1783 [11:39:14] <ransur0t> karsten: re: kernel driver:
replaced-url
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1785 [11:39:46] <karsten> ransur0t: yeah, but that's not
happening this session.
1786 [11:39:56] <ransur0t> yeah, just recalled that after I sent
;)
1787 [11:40:06] <karsten> ransur0t: It _may_ have been an issue
earlier. I did just upgrade from 3.x to 4.x kernel.
1788 [11:40:12] <karsten> So that may have accounted for bits.
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1790 [11:40:18] <ransur0t> probably
1791 [11:40:22] <karsten> I do suspect psmouse / ps support.
1792 [11:40:50] <ransur0t> perhaps a new build against current
kernel headers?
1793 [11:40:52] <karsten> Thought it's not my only suspect.
1794 [11:41:03] <ransur0t> always the case ;)
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1798 [11:42:32] <karsten> ransur0t: Hrm:
replaced-url
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1801 [11:44:04] <karsten>
replaced-url
1802 [11:44:05] <judd> Bug
replaced-url
1803 [11:44:47] <karsten> ransur0t: This sounds almost exactly
like what I'm seeing. But using either xev or "xinput
query-state 13", I can never get button
1804 [11:44:50] <karsten> 2 to show up, only buttons 1 and 3.
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1806 [11:45:09] <ransur0t> yup, bugs abound, works in progress,
looks like ...
1807 [11:45:22] <ransur0t> perhaps append your scenario to current
debian report ...
1808 [11:45:41] <karsten> Point.
1809 [11:46:17] <karsten> ransur0t: I'm at 1.3.3-1, which is
above 1.3.0-2 which claimed to have fixed this...
1810 [11:46:24] <ransur0t> ugg
1811 [11:47:05] <karsten> And my debian changelog is way out of
date.
1812 [11:47:30] <ransur0t> :)
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1814 [11:49:08] <karsten> BTW, WTF is up with the new
'apt' tool? I'm still trying to remember which of
'apt-get' or 'aptitude' is the one I want.
1815 [11:49:12] <karsten> And I pine for dselect....
1816 [11:49:52] <karsten> apt seems to go back to manual deps
resolution far too often. Reminds me of rpm
1817 [11:50:08] <ransur0t> there was a brief discussion yesterday
on this --- apt vs aptitude
1818 [11:50:44] <ransur0t> consensus was use what's best for
the situation, each has strengths/weaknesses. but yeah, i know what
you mean.
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1821 [11:51:21] <ransur0t> and aptitude being quite capable of
dependency resolution ...
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1823 [11:51:38] <Michal_Gyurkovks> Hello Ajehals do you copy? :)
1824 [11:51:55] <karsten> ransur0t: Well, within limits: open:
43129; closed: 110614; defer: 254; conflict: 346
1825 [11:52:05] <ransur0t> wow
1826 [11:52:10] * karsten is waiting for aptitude to resolve itself.
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1830 [11:52:57] <karsten> That's been going on for at least 3
minutes -- there's a reason I mentioned the apt thing...
1831 [11:53:19] <karsten> And the conflict count is going up. Now
at 350, was originally 303.
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1845 [12:00:10] <karsten> Hrm. Well, I can unload and reload
psmouse... Doesn't change much, but reinits the driver.
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1851 [12:02:36] <ransur0t> progress? ;)
1852 [12:02:57] <karsten> ransur0t: Well, neither progress nor
regress.
1853 [12:03:02] <karsten> ransur0t: I think it's just gress
1854 [12:03:18] <ransur0t> gotta love treading water, effortlessly
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1856 [12:04:14] <karsten> ransur0t: That's why we'd
tread chairs in water polo practice...
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1862 [12:06:34] <No_one_at_all> Hi, I've got a question about
using iptables-restore on debian. I have a custom set of rules that
are saved (as per default, apparently) to /etc/iptables/rules.v4 and
rules.v6. When the box reboots, however, the rules are messed up.
iptables -L shows the original rules, followed by the modified rules
(which means the modified rules are never followed, because the
original rules have several "ACCEPT all
1863 [12:06:36] <No_one_at_all> anywhere" lines). This seems
to indicate that the firewall rules are being loaded from two
different locations, and not just /etc/iptables/rules.v*. What
should I be doing if I want only my modified rules to be loaded?
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1865 [12:06:55] <mewmewmalazerbea> hey guys how do i get cloak for
irc?
1866 [12:07:13] <No_one_at_all> mewmewmalazerbea: ask for one in
#freenode
1867 [12:07:18] <karsten> mewmewmalazerbea: Ask the Freenode
admins IIRC.
1868 [12:07:23] <mewmewmalazerbea> ty
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1871 [12:08:03] <karsten> mewmewmalazerbea: Also requires a
registered nick AFAIR.
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1874 [12:08:25] <TomTomTosch> but they already have a cloak...
1875 [12:08:33] <karsten> TomTomTosch: That was my read.
1876 [12:08:41] <karsten> mewmewmalazerbea: You're already
cloaked
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1880 [12:12:10] <mewmewmalazerbea> ty
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1887 [12:16:08] <nikitasius> #git
1888 [12:16:12] <karsten> Decided to check. Downgrading libinput
doesn't appear to be an option
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1949 [12:55:11] <astrapotro_> hello
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1951 [12:55:57] <astrapotro_> Anybody knows what's happening
with the dtts web? is down or something?
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1967 [13:03:43] <astrapotro_> Anybody knows what's happening
with the dtts web? is down or something?
1968 [13:04:32] <petemc> the what?
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1974 [13:06:24] <astrapotro_> petemc , do youknow if the ddts web
is down?
replaced-url
1975 [13:06:44] <petemc> i dont even know what it is, so no
1976 [13:06:52] <astrapotro_> xD
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1979 [13:07:27] <astrapotro_> ok, it's the web app to manage
package translations
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1985 [13:12:13] <unborn> astrapotro_: its not loading on my end
too.. so its possibly down
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2005 [13:23:48] <DeaDSouL> hi, how can I start sub-proccess in my
script to work on its own, yet if I terminate the main script.. all
child-process should be terminated too?
2006 [13:23:50] <DeaDSouL> for ex: `script.sh init` will start:
`script.sh sub1` and `script.sh sub2` .... and when I kill pid of
`script.sh init` all `script.sh sub1` and `script.sh sub2` should be
killed too
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2010 [13:28:13] <astrapotro_> maybe with killall ?
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2019 [13:36:42] <aaaaa> how do you upgrade linux kernel from 3.16
to 4.6?
2020 [13:36:46] <aaaaa> without using make
2021 [13:37:40] <jelly> dpkg, tell aaaaa about bdo kernel
2022 [13:37:48] <astrapotro_> sudo aptitude dist-upgrade?
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2024 [13:38:33] <jelly> ,kernels
2025 [13:38:35] <judd> Available kernel versions are:
experimental: 4.7.0-rc7-686 (4.7~rc7-1~exp1); sid: 4.6.0-1-686
(4.6.4-1); stretch: 4.6.0-1-686 (4.6.4-1); jessie-backports:
4.6.0-0.bpo.1-686-pae (4.6.3-1~bpo8+1); jessie: 3.16.0-4-686-pae
(3.16.7-ckt25-2+deb8u3); wheezy-backports: 3.16.0-0.bpo.4-686-pae
(3.16.7-ckt25-2+deb8u3~bpo70+1); wheezy: 3.2.0-4-686-pae (3.2.81-1)
2026 [13:38:58] <astrapotro_> or better, download last stable
version, compile it and install : )
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2035 [13:44:42] <jelly> astrapotro_, you go read /msg dpkg bdo,
and /msg dpkg bdo kernel, too
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2038 [13:49:02] <aaaaa> So I tried installing the kernel image but
it said I need linux base 4.3 but I have 3.5
2039 [13:49:21] <aaaaa> and it's not in the package source
2040 [13:50:26] <missmbob> 4.3 is in jessie-backports
2041 [13:50:32] <missmbob> ,v linux-base
2042 [13:50:33] <judd> Package: linux-base on amd64 --
squeeze-security: 2.6.32-48squeeze6; squeeze: 2.6.32-48squeeze6;
squeeze-security-lts: 2.6.32-48squeeze20; squeeze-backports:
3.4~bpo60+1; wheezy: 3.5; jessie: 3.5; jessie-backports: 4.3~bpo8+1;
sid: 4.4; stretch: 4.4
2043 [13:51:16] <cra1g321> if its the kernel from
jessie-backports, then you're likely using the wrong apt-get
command
2044 [13:51:50] <astrapotro_> thanks jelly i will
2045 [13:52:39] <aaaaa> I used this guide
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2048 [13:54:47] <aaaaa> I added the back ports respo
2049 [13:55:10] <cra1g321> ,v linux-image
2050 [13:55:11] <judd> No package named 'linux-image'
was found in amd64.
2051 [13:55:16] <cra1g321> ,v linux
2052 [13:55:18] <judd> No package named 'linux' was
found in amd64.
2053 [13:55:25] <cra1g321> -_-
2054 [13:56:21] <cra1g321> you would add the repo, then do apt-get
update then
2055 [13:56:28] <cra1g321> apt-get install -t jessie-backports
linux-image-4.6.0-0.bpo.1-amd64
2056 [13:56:31] <towo^work> ,v linux-image-amd64
2057 [13:56:33] <judd> Package: linux-image-amd64 on amd64 --
squeeze: 2.6.32+29; squeeze-backports: 3.2+46~bpo60+1; wheezy:
3.2+46; wheezy-backports: 3.16+63~bpo70+1; jessie: 3.16+63;
jessie-backports: 4.6+74~bpo8+1; sid: 4.6+74; stretch: 4.6+74
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2061 [13:57:05] <cra1g321> though changing kernel is something not
usually suggested
2062 [13:57:26] <jelly> aaaaa, did you read what dpkg bot told you
in the private message?
2063 [13:57:46] <dionysus69> on jessie: E: Unable to locate
package browser-plugin-freshplayer-pepperflash
2064 [13:57:49] <dionysus69> what is the problem?
2065 [13:58:08] <aaaaa> yes
2066 [13:58:17] <dionysus69> also, do I need to remove
flashplayer-nonfree if I install this?
2067 [13:58:24] <babilen> dpkg: tell dionysus69 -about show
sources.list
2068 [13:58:29] <cra1g321> dionysus69, that package is in the
jessie-backports repo
2069 [13:58:31] <themill> dionysus69: it's not in jessie,
it's in jessie-backports
2070 [13:58:43] <dionysus69> I have backports in my sources
2071 [13:58:44] <babilen> (and you need contrib)
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2073 [13:58:54] <cra1g321> dionysus69, apt-get install -t
jessie-backports browser-plugin-freshplayer-pepperflash
2074 [13:58:54] <babilen> dionysus69: Mind pasting your
sources.list ?
2075 [13:59:08] <aaaaa>
replaced-url
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2077 [13:59:13] <aaaaa> I get this error
2078 [13:59:14] <jelly> dionysus69: also pastebin the output of
"apt-cache policy" and "apt-cache policy
browser-plugin-freshplayer-pepperflash"
2079 [13:59:14] <teraflops> dionysus69:
replaced-url
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2081 [13:59:25] <teraflops> [contrib]
2082 [13:59:42] <cra1g321> aaaaa, paste the full log from the
start of the command
2083 [13:59:47] <cra1g321> oh wait nevermind
2084 [13:59:53] <dionysus69>
replaced-url
2085 [14:00:03] <cra1g321> you're using the wrong command
aaaaa, as i said before
2086 [14:00:29] <babilen> dionysus69: You want all entries to end
in "main contrib non-free" -- You are missing contrib as
expected
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2088 [14:00:59] <dionysus69> hmm ok let me change that
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2093 [14:05:01] <dionysus69> thanks allot that worked :)
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2097 [14:06:32] <cra1g321> dionysus69, incase you ever need to do
it again
replaced-url
2098 [14:06:52] <dionysus69> nice haha apt upgrade offered me this
The following packages will be upgraded: firmware-iwlwifi, is this
safe or will I (potentially) loose loose wifi after this
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2104 [14:09:37] <dionysus69> wait according to the forum I dont
need pepperflashplugin-nonfree?
2105 [14:09:38] <babilen> dionysus69: When does it offer that?
2106 [14:09:47] <dionysus69> apt-get upgrade
2107 [14:09:47] <astrapotro_> so anybody knows something about if
ddts web is down?
2108 [14:10:03] <unborn> astrapotro_: its not loading on my end
too.. so its possibly down
2109 [14:10:07] <astrapotro_> or has changed to other domain
2110 [14:10:08] <babilen> dionysus69: There is *always* the
possibility that upgrades break something, yes
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2113 [14:10:32] <astrapotro_> ok thanks unborn
2114 [14:10:36] <babilen> dionysus69: What did you want to use
pepperflash for?
2115 [14:11:11] <astrapotro_> so maybe somebody in debian has
decided to change the packages translation web app to another site
2116 [14:11:25] <astrapotro_> :|
2117 [14:11:46] <unborn> astrapotro_: not accordingly to wiki
pages thats correct site
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2119 [14:12:09] <unborn> astrapotro_:
replaced-url
2120 [14:12:16] <teraflops> s0ph0s: perhaps it's a temporary
failure
2121 [14:13:14] <dionysus69> babilen: just for browsing in
firefox, on some sites I am forced to use chrome due to old version
of flashplugin
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2124 [14:14:52] <babilen> dionysus69: You don't need
pepperflash for firefox, but for chromium
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2126 [14:15:09] <cra1g321> it can be used with firefox
2127 [14:15:14] <teraflops> yeah
2128 [14:15:15] <babilen> Oh, can it now?
2129 [14:15:35] <babilen> That's nice :)
2130 [14:15:43] <unborn> chrome have flash build in btw
2131 [14:15:57] <unborn> and i think ff does it too no?
2132 [14:16:06] <cra1g321> yes, the firefox package is called
browser-plugin-freshplayer-pepperflash and chromium one is
pepperflashplugin-nonfree
2133 [14:16:13] <cra1g321> unborn, no firefox does not
2134 [14:16:16] <babilen> chromium (as packaged in Debian) does
not. In fact the pepperflashplugin installer downloads chrome,
extracts the plugin and makes it available to browsers
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2136 [14:16:48] <babilen> cra1g321: Cool, thanks for elaborating
2137 [14:17:08] <dionysus69> babilen: yes I needed it :D, now
flash works on all sites on firefox
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2139 [14:17:28] <dionysus69> babilen: one site didnt let me use
version 12 when the latest version is like 20+
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2141 [14:18:39] <teraflops> yeah I wish they did the same with
widevine, I know there are concerns but I'd like to do netflix
with chromium too under debian
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2146 [14:19:58] <apollo13> Hi, I am running pam-auth-update and it
sees my pam config, but it seems to ignore Default:yes in the
profile when I run pam-auth-update --package ; any ideas?
2147 [14:19:59] <unborn> netflix works over web browser? if so,
teraflops you may try real chrome?
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2149 [14:20:07] <teraflops> unborn: no thanks :)
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2151 [14:20:48] <apollo13> ah nevermind, /var/lib/pam/seen :/
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2153 [14:21:21] <teraflops> unborn: you just need widevine for
getting it working with chromium, that's why I said what I said
above
2154 [14:21:32] <FinalX> dont forget that you need x264 libs
installed for most of those streaming sites to work properly
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2160 [14:25:41] <teraflops> FinalX: youtube-dl works in a
surprisingly high amount of web sites
2161 [14:26:10] <teraflops> I meant dionysus69 sorry
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2164 [14:27:30] <FinalX> teraflops: i'm very happy with
firefox now doing widevine btw, we have a webtv service that used to
be silverlight with microsoft playready drm, later we got mpeg-dash
streams with playready drm and another mpeg-dash with google
widevine.. but firefox stuck to adobe primetime drm :(
2165 [14:27:46] <FinalX> teraflops: but now that they're also
supporting mpeg-dash with google widevine, we can ditch the old
silverlight shit :)
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2168 [14:29:01] <teraflops> FinalX: yeah, but if you do *real*
silverlight you'll have 1080p vs the 720p widevine does
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2170 [14:29:14] <teraflops> at least for netflix iirc
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2173 [14:30:09] <FinalX> our manifests offer a lot of different
streams, so does netflix, they scale with the user.. things like
chromecasts, especially the old one, prefer 720p as well
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2177 [14:31:22] <teraflops> netflix says you only get 1080p doing
silverlight that's why I think pipelight is an option to be
considered
2178 [14:31:56] <teraflops> *sadly*
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2180 [14:32:07] <FinalX> ah
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2187 [14:33:34] <JohnA> I have been trying to access my webdav
files on my server using pcmanfm, but it keeps failing with message
corrupt. any ideas on how to get this working?
2188 [14:34:34] <teraflops> JohnA: tried from the web browser or
just using cadaver? just for making yourself sure is not a
server-side issue
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2192 [14:35:34] <msl09> hello, how do I start systemd in user
mode?
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2196 [14:35:51] <msl09> I mean, without getting permission denied
errors
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2201 [14:36:38] <petn-randall> !ask
2202 [14:36:38] <dpkg> If you have a question, just ask! For
example: "I have a problem with ___; I'm running Debian
version ___. When I try to do ___ I get the following output ___. I
expected it to do ___." Don't ask if you can ask, if
anyone uses it, or pick one person to ask. We're all
volunteers; make it easy for us to help you. If you don't get
an answer try a few hours later or on debian-user@lists.debian.org.
See <smart questions><errors>.
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2204 [14:37:17] <teraflops> msl09: from tty or from Xorg?
2205 [14:37:26] <JohnA> teraflops: I can access from cadaver and
firefox no problem
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2209 [14:37:53] <msl09> I tryinf form a terminal emulator in xorg
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2211 [14:38:09] <teraflops> JohnA: then it looks like pcmanfm
related
2212 [14:38:15] <msl09> oh wait
2213 [14:38:19] <msl09> it's already running
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2217 [14:40:04] <teraflops> msl09: also describe the real issue.
are you trying to enable/start a systemd --user unit?
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2220 [14:40:49] <petn-randall> msl09: Showing the details would
help, you can paste the complete output to
replaced-url
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2223 [14:42:19] <msl09> nah, it's running now so I don't
need to run it myself, I was wondering why systemd was not picking
my user services but I forgot to start and enable them in the first
place :B
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2226 [14:44:00] <dionysus69> is debian stable getting normal
firefox ever or we are stuck with firefox-esr?
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2231 [14:44:39] <JohnA> teraflops: what are the alternatives to
pcmanfm,
2232 [14:44:45] <cra1g321> the "firefox" package is
currently sid only
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2237 [14:45:59] <teraflops> hmm I wonder if debian's jessie
systemd (215) supports the systemctl enable --now flag, it's
not in man systemctl
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2240 [14:48:13] <teraflops> JohnA: I have no idea tbh, I
don't do filebrowser most of the time, and when I do I do not
use them for dav
2241 [14:48:47] <prussian> JohnA: thunar?
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2243 [14:49:04] <prussian> I'd you just need thumbnailing,
feh can do that
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2246 [14:50:56] <prussian> feh -t
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2255 [14:54:57] <msl09> teraflops: systemctl: unrecognized option
'--now'
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2268 [14:57:52] <luxflow> hello I'm making debian package and
it depends on package `certbot` in jessie-backports, what should I
write in debian/control Is `Depends: certbot` right?
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2282 [15:04:04] <dionysus69> should I keep firefox developer
edition in /opt or in /home/user/bin ? which way is recommended?
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2305 [15:15:18] <simbalion> Hi, I'm trying to use virtualbox
but I'm getting an error saying vboxdrv doesn't exist. I
installed virtualbox-dkms and virtualbox packages, as well as
linux-headers
2306 [15:15:25] <simbalion> can anyone help me?
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2311 [15:16:40] <prussian> did you modprobe it?
2312 [15:16:46] <babilen> Or reboot?
2313 [15:16:50] <prussian> ^
2314 [15:17:03] <prussian> as well. I imagine the package does all
that for you
2315 [15:17:09] <simbalion> I did, modprobe fails, reboot
didn't help
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2320 [15:18:49] <babilen> prussian: How does it fail?
2321 [15:18:56] <babilen> simbalion: ^
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2324 [15:19:29] <babilen> And what does "dkms status"
and "modinfo vboxdrv" give you? →
replaced-url
2325 [15:19:39] <prussian> :s
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2329 [15:21:01] <simbalion> babilen modinfo vboxdrv not found
2330 [15:21:16] <simbalion> babilen dkms: virtualbox, 5.0.24:
added
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2333 [15:21:33] <simbalion> sorry I did not see the paste url till
too late :)
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2335 [15:22:10] <babilen> "dkms status --verbose" and
"uname -a" ?
2336 [15:22:38] * babilen guesses headers
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2338 [15:23:21] <simbalion> babilen dkms is the same, uname:
3.16.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.16.7-ckt25-2+deb8u3 (2016-07-02)
x86_64 GNU/Linux
2339 [15:24:05] <babilen> exactly the same?
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2341 [15:24:16] <simbalion> yep
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2345 [15:25:17] <babilen> simbalion: What does "COLUMNS=200
dpkg -l 'linux-headers*'" give you?
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2350 [15:26:25] <simbalion> babilen:
replaced-url
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2354 [15:26:59] <babilen> simbalion: That looks fine .. I wonder
why it didn't compile. Could you run "apt-get --reinstall
install virtualbox-dkms" and paste the output ?
2355 [15:27:19] <babilen> Ah, no
2356 [15:27:25] <missmbob> he has 4.6 headers
2357 [15:27:33] <babilen> You don't have headers for your
current kernel
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2359 [15:27:47] <simbalion> ah yes, that's what apt-get says
too
2360 [15:27:48] <babilen> You are booted into 3.16, but only have
headers for 4.6 from backports
2361 [15:27:57] <simbalion> how do I get the 3.16 headers?
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2363 [15:28:20] <missmbob> apt-get install linux-headers-`uname
-r`
2364 [15:28:24] <babilen> Where did you install virtualbox-dkms
from? jessie or jessie-backports? Do you plan to use the 4.6 kernel?
2365 [15:29:07] <simbalion> thanks I got it
2366 [15:29:12] <simbalion> babilen: I think so probably
2367 [15:29:17] <simbalion> from backports that is
2368 [15:29:36] <babilen> dpkg -l virtualbox-dkms|tail -n1?
2369 [15:29:36] <dpkg> No packages found matching
virtualbox-dkms|tail -n1
2370 [15:30:09] <simbalion> it is building vboxdrv now
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2372 [15:30:50] <simbalion> and vm boots, thanks guys :)
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2374 [15:31:16] <babilen> yw
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2379 [15:33:35] <dionysus69> please any suggestions? should I keep
firefox developer edition in /opt or in /home/user/bin ? which way
is recommended?
2380 [15:34:49] <FinalX> doesn't really matter that much, in
/opt it could be more easily accessible for other users. I prefer
/opt myself usually, but, you know, doesn't really matter that
much as long as you stick to your plan.
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2385 [15:36:06] <jelly> dionysus69, if it's not packaged,
something like /opt/firefox is just fine
2386 [15:36:38] <dionysus69> what about updating though, will it
be able to update in opt since it will need sudo permissions
2387 [15:36:44] <jelly> dionysus69, if only one user uses it, you
can leave the files be owned by that user, then mozilla's
auto-update will work
2388 [15:36:49] <dionysus69> thats why I thought maybe putting it
in ~/bin would make sense
2389 [15:37:18] <jelly> auto update works if you have write
permissions. Doesn't matter where the files are.
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2391 [15:38:14] <jelly> I keep my firefox esr in /opt, a symlink
in /usr/local/bin and a .desktop file... dunno where.
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2394 [15:38:50] <dionysus69> I keep desktop files next to other
desktop files :D
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2396 [15:39:01] <jelly> yes but there's a "right
place"
2397 [15:39:19] <jelly> something like
/usr/local/share/applications AFAIR
2398 [15:39:22] <dionysus69> which is?
2399 [15:39:30] <dionysus69> yes thats whta I remember too
2400 [15:39:38] <FinalX> I don't think you should be putting
unpackaged software in /usr tbh
2401 [15:39:43] <FinalX> gets messy real quick
2402 [15:39:47] <missmbob> or just for user-specific
~/.local/share/applications
2403 [15:39:54] <jelly> FinalX, /usr/local is exactly for that.
2404 [15:40:26] <FinalX> sure, but hardly anyone uses it like
that, people forget about it etc.
2405 [15:40:46] <jelly> my admin is not hardly anyone
2406 [15:41:14] * babilen stows all the things
2407 [15:41:59] <FinalX> well, good. I prefer to keep my
unpackages apps each in their own dir, instead of installed together
in /usr/local/{bin,sbin,lib} and alike; makes it way more easy to
remove the entire thing in one go :)
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2409 [15:42:10] <FinalX> or updating the whole thing in one go;
like git clones
2410 [15:42:35] <babilen> dpkg: stow usage
2411 [15:42:36] <dpkg> A quick intro to <stow>: ./configure
--prefix=/usr/local/stow/program-version && make &&
make install; cd /usr/local/stow/ ; stow program-version. Use stow
-D to remove. See also <usrlocal>.
2412 [15:42:53] <jelly> likewise, but I also have symlink to
binaries and .desktop files under /usr/local in the right place
2413 [15:43:09] <jelly> babilen, yuck!
2414 [15:43:38] <missmbob> why not just checkinstall ?
2415 [15:44:31] <jelly> it's not worth it for binary tarballs
2416 [15:44:37] <jelly> much like stow
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2418 [15:45:06] <jelly> (also it used to be horribly buggy and
missed things, a decade or two ago)
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2420 [15:45:36] <jelly> never forget!
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2422 [15:46:53] <dionysus69> I understand why I shouldnt put
unpackaged software in /usr but is it ok to put symlink it /usr/bin
? or /home/user/bin is a better place for it?
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2425 [15:47:43] <No_one_at_all> Hi, I've got a question about
using iptables-restore on debian. I have a custom set of rules that
are saved (as per default, apparently) to /etc/iptables/rules.v4 and
rules.v6. When the box reboots, however, the rules are messed up.
iptables -L shows the original rules, followed by the modified rules
(which means the modified rules are never followed, because the
original rules have several "ACCEPT all
2426 [15:47:46] <No_one_at_all> anywhere" lines). This seems
to indicate that the firewall rules are being loaded from two
different locations, and not just /etc/iptables/rules.v*. What
should I be doing if I want only my modified rules to be loaded?
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2429 [15:48:37] <jelly> dionysus69, don't put it in /usr/bin;
you are however free to populate /usr/local/bin which IS in the
default PATH.
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2432 [15:49:50] <jelly> No_one_at_all, you will probably have to
figure out what other component or script sets the rules in addition
to "iptables-persistent" which reads the paths you just
mentioned.
2433 [15:50:05] <dionysus69> ok thanks jelly allot :)
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2439 [15:54:40] <No_one_at_all> jelly: yeah, that's pretty
much what I'm asking. I have no idea where to start
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2445 [15:56:11] <apollo13> mhm, any ideas why sudo would not match
a netgroup
replaced-url
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2463 [16:04:24] <MasonHauk> anyone alive know about vga
passthrough Im trying to get it working and Im getting this
qemu-system-x86_64: -device pci-assign,host=06:00.0: No IOMMU found.
Unable to assign device "(null)"
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2477 [16:08:47] <dannysantos> how do I open graphical interfaces
with root privilege?
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2483 [16:10:17] <rjsalts> dannysantos, startx ( probably not the
best idea though) if you're just trying to run a gui program as
root there is also gksu/kdesudo/...
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2488 [16:12:49] <dannysantos> rjsalts: I have tryed installing
gksu and I installed also the libcanberra-gtk-module. But when I
open gedit and write some text it appears this message:
2489 [16:12:53] <dannysantos> (gedit:3191): Gtk-WARNING **:
Calling Inhibit failed:
GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name
org.gnome.SessionManager was not provided by any .service files
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2494 [16:13:39] <dannysantos> should I be worried?
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2496 [16:14:35] <bgardner_> dannysantos: No, that's unrelated
to what you're doing.
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2502 [16:15:26] <slax0r> you can just run it from the terminal,
sudo gedit file
2503 [16:15:39] <slax0r> enter password in cli, and the running
gui app will run with root privs
2504 [16:15:54] <dannysantos> but in gedit without root permission
it doesn't display any warning...
2505 [16:16:24] <dannysantos> slax0r: it is not save to run gui
with sudo, that's what I have heard
2506 [16:16:27] <rjsalts> dannysantos, it's basically saying
there is no gnome session manager running as root, which is because
you didn't start one
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2508 [16:16:42] <rjsalts> dannysantos, and you don't need one
for gedit
2509 [16:16:57] <dannysantos> rjsalts: thank you
2510 [16:16:57] <slax0r> dannysantos: why?
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2512 [16:17:21] <bgardner> Thanks rjsalts, that's what I
meant but yours was a way more coherent than I could have given.
2513 [16:17:53] <dannysantos> slax0r: it can write some files that
it shouldn't when you use some application
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2515 [16:18:17] <slax0r> dannysantos: how is it different with
running it through gksu/kdesudo ?
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2517 [16:18:39] <dannysantos> slax0r: I don't really know but
that's what I have learned. Maybe someone in here could explain
you better
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2519 [16:19:14] <slax0r> then you haven't learned,
you've just heard it somewhere, and are holding by it without
researching what and why :)
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2526 [16:23:15] <rjsalts> I assume gksu and kdesudo might clean up
the environment a bit more. sudo foo from terminal only works if
your DISPLAY and XAUTHORITY environment variables survive
2527 [16:23:58] <rjsalts> which a sudo -i or su - will get rid of
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2529 [16:24:44] <rjsalts> otherwise sudo foo from terminal is just
as safe as gksu/kdesudo
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2539 [16:29:11] <Chloe> I compiled and installed a kernel from
source, although it seems to be missing the lvm part, what do I need
to do to set it up like the mainline packaged kernel so it have LVM
too?
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2541 [16:29:33] <slax0r> running graphical apps through sudo has
nothing to do with being safe or unsafe, the main problem with it is
that running such an app with sudo, will run the app as root, and
for the app $HOME will still be your home dir, not roots home dir,
and if that app has to create some config files, it will do so with
root privs in your home dir, which will be inacessible to the app
when you run it wihout sudo
2542 [16:30:06] <slax0r> you can however bypass this by running it
as sudo -H gedit file, which will set $HOME for the gui apps env to
/root
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2544 [16:30:48] <slax0r> but it can still render .Xauthority
inaccessible to you in some events, but in that case you can just
simply rm ~/.Xauthority
2545 [16:30:52] <slax0r> sudo rm*
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2551 [16:34:02] <dannysantos> does anyone know if there is a
option for gksu forget the pass? Because before I set to remind the
pass for this session
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2601 [17:00:05] <Meliorate> hi all, after recently upgrading from
wheezy to jessie, i find that i am unable to compile any programs
(litterally anything!), as there is some issue with libc(?):
/usr/bin/ld:
/usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.9/../../../x86_64-linux-gnu/crti.o:
unrecognized relocation (0x2a) in section `.init'
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2607 [17:01:21] <Meliorate> i tried to reinstall a few related
things, which made no difference
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2611 [17:01:50] <DrOwl> I all, i am running stretch / xfce and
having some issues with the logon manager and Num Lock, when i try
to unlock the desktop the num lock light on the KB stays on, but the
numeric pad is not in Number mode, Pressing Num Lock, makes it work
and keeps the light on
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2618 [17:03:29] <zykotick9> DrOwl: for stretch support you might
want to try #debian-next on the OFTC network.
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2622 [17:04:32] <DrOwl> zykotick9: Thank you for the reminder =)
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2633 [17:07:31] <rapha> Hi!
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2636 [17:08:03] <rapha> How do I prevent the LightDM login screen
to get activated after some period of inactivity? I
2637 [17:08:27] <complib> not sure where to ask, is irc encrypted?
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2639 [17:08:52] <rapha> 've xscreensaver installed and even
light-lock uninstalled, and all XFCE settings are set to not have a
screensaver at all. Yet after half an hour it always activates.
2640 [17:08:59] <rapha> complib: it /can/ be.
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2645 [17:09:46] <rapha> (running stretch with only XFCE installed,
no other DE)
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2649 [17:10:25] <complib> if from wireshark, i only see tcp does
it mean my isp can track what i wrote over here?
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2651 [17:10:49] <rapha> complib: what does TCP vs UDP have to do
with encryption of any sort?
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2653 [17:11:37] <complib> i'm not sure what i'm talking
about, if it's SSH i'm sure it's encrypted.
2654 [17:12:01] <complib> if it's TCP, i'm not seeing
any plain text from these TCP packets i'm seeing from wireshark
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2668 [17:17:25] <complib> but TCP show it's port 6697, i
suppose it's encrypted...
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2695 [17:28:31] <DrOwl> complib: read up about the OSI model,
"SSH" is a Layer 7 application, TCP is a Layer 3 Protical,
"SSH" runs on top of TCP.
2696 [17:29:17] <DrOwl> complib: but this is not the chanell for
such discussions ;)
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2720 [17:37:25] <plasmoduck> Could the IBM PC XT 5160 run Debian?
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2723 [17:38:03] <awal1> How to make screensaver show news from
planet debian? I have this in screensaver preferences
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2724 [17:38:05] <plasmoduck> wow 1983
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2726 [17:38:07] <plasmoduck> I don't think so
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2730 [17:38:41] <brokencycle> hi!
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2734 [17:39:12] <rapha> complib: SSH and TCP are on two completely
different levels of the protocol stack! SSH is on the application
layer. TCP is on the transport layer and will be involved in all SSH
communication.
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2741 [17:41:39] <brokencycle> I would like to use mbsync, but habe
trouble with the config file. Eg.
2742 [17:41:42] <rapha> plasmoduck: the question would first have
to be, can it run linux, and the answer would be a clear no since
linux 0.01 was written for the 80386 and the XT was an 8088 only
2743 [17:42:03] <plasmoduck> rapha: how about BSD?
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2746 [17:42:18] <brokencycle> unknown section keyword
'User' under either IMAPStore or IMAPAccount
2747 [17:42:21] * plasmoduck thinks hp-ux possibly
2748 [17:42:35] <rapha> google is your friend buddy :)
2749 [17:42:45] <rapha> an interesting discussion is at
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2755 [17:43:10] <rapha> well, a short one, too
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2767 [17:48:45] <KNERD> I just downloaded
debian-live-8.5.0-amd64-cinnamon-desktop.iso , wrote it to a USB
stick, booted and getting "vesamenu.c32: not a valid COM32R
image"
2768 [17:49:42] <missmbob> KNERD: how did you copy it to the usb?
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2773 [17:51:07] <KNERD> Live USB creator
2774 [17:51:29] <Fjorgynn> oh
2775 [17:51:37] <karlpinc> I notice there was a php5 upgrade last
night,including apache2's mod_php5. I'm curious at what
point apache picks up this change, and whether the mod_pahp5 package
sends a signal or something. But I'm not curious enough to
figure it out myself so thought I'd see if anybody happens to
know.
2776 [17:51:39] <KNERD> I pressed tab, and ws able to use
"amd64-live" and it booted
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2778 [17:51:41] <missmbob> KNERD: stuff like that loves breaking
debian installer. use cp like the install guide told you to
2779 [17:51:54] <KNERD> missmbob: okay, thanks
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2797 [17:58:34] <brokencycle> Ok... fixed that, but still habe a
problem with the Tunnel command
2798 [17:58:51] <luxflow> hello I'm making debian package and
it depends on package `certbot` in jessie-backports, what should I
write in debian/control Is `Depends: certbot` right?
2799 [17:58:54] <brokencycle> any quick help for setting up a
tunnel to access Gmail, please?
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2801 [17:59:10] <Fjorgynn> brokencycle: what?
2802 [17:59:15] <bagbobilgins> brokencycle: hola
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2804 [17:59:27] <bagbobilgins> can't get much quicker than
two syllables, sorry
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2806 [17:59:46] <brokencycle> Fjordgynn: I'm trying to use
mbsync to access Gmail, but am in China. :\
2807 [17:59:53] <karlpinc> luxflow: You can always ask in
#debian-mentors.
2808 [18:00:08] <brokencycle> bagbobilgins: hola
2809 [18:00:10] <leba2> In an example like `cat
[some_instruction....]`, what's the name of these
"diacritic" quotes? Or how do we call them in the linux
context? Because, they're not the same as the simple quotes
' ' by any means...
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2811 [18:00:19] <luxflow> karlpinc : thanks but what's the
difference between #debian and #debian-mentors?
2812 [18:00:30] <karlpinc> leba2: backticks
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2814 [18:01:03] <luxflow> karlpinc : ChanServ has kicked luxflow
(Invite only channel) :( sob sob..
2815 [18:01:17] <karlpinc> luxflow: #debian is for debian users.
#debian-mentors is for helping people doing things that contribute
to the debian project.
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2817 [18:01:43] <karlpinc> luxflow: Perhaps the wrong irc network.
try irc.debian.org (which is otfc,.)
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2820 [18:01:53] <luxflow> karlpinc thx!
2821 [18:02:04] <brokencycle> I therefore need a tunnel, but
don't quite understand how the tunnel should be set up. If I
run mbsync, it just hangs (-V -D -l)
2822 [18:02:08] <leba2> Hallelujah, thanks.
2823 [18:03:00] <luxflow> you're right
irc.debian.org#debian-mentors
2824 [18:03:02] <brokencycle> I already run tunnels to access my
own imap server, and as a socks5 proxy for my web browser, so...
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2827 [18:03:20] <brokencycle> and tried to specify a similar
tunnel for mbsync
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2830 [18:03:49] <karlpinc> luxflow: You can often get help here
too, but ....
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2836 [18:04:31] <leba2> karlpinc: ah, wait, now that I did a
search, they were also called "backquotes"?
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2838 [18:05:07] <bagbobilgins> leba2: I just call them "back
ticks!
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2840 [18:05:14] <bagbobilgins> s/!/"/
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2848 [18:06:27] <leba2> My original inquiry was actually this same
one
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2850 [18:06:31] <leba2> *this
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2858 [18:08:42] <bagbobilgins> nested strings would be simpler to
parse than backticks if there were a lot of them, also seems strings
are more portable
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2861 [18:09:05] <plasmoduck> anyone know where I can get a
keyboard that last a tux super key instead of the windows logo?
2862 [18:09:39] <bagbobilgins> plasmoduck: you can get stickers
for the super key from unixstickers.com
2863 [18:09:57] <plasmoduck> I don't want no shitty sticker,
I want a real key :/
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2867 [18:11:07] <plasmoduck> Cool just found this
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2869 [18:11:16] <bagbobilgins> plasmoduck:
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2878 [18:12:39] <Engys> plasmoduck ^^ get a real mx keyboard and
use your own keys
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2884 [18:16:20] <niten> Hello all! May I ask: Why is it that
I'm not able to boot from a USB (with a full install), as it
used to work with earlier Debian versions? (btw, Grub is on the USB
Drive)
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2886 [18:16:41] <niten> This still works with Ubuntu/Mint
releases, but can't get Debian to work this way...
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2895 [18:17:51] <sobeit> hi
2896 [18:17:57] <babilen> o/
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2898 [18:18:05] <disi> I'm running Debian 8 + GNOME 3, and I
have a problem where only some letters appear. For example, my clock
in the menu bar currently reads " e 9:1". How do I fix
this (preferably without killing my session)?
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2900 [18:18:14] <winnny> hi
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2903 [18:18:36] <j-l> Hi
2904 [18:18:39] <winnny> So let's say there is some central
storage thing in network - and users may accidentally delete or
change files - what tech gives me a great file history feature and
easy recovery?
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2906 [18:18:50] <winnny> (permissions are already managed - I mean
the accidental aspect)
2907 [18:19:16] <bagbobilgins> disi: try alt+f2 for the run
command, then enter "r" as the command (reloads
gnome-shell in place)
2908 [18:19:34] <karlpinc> winnny: lvm snapshots, combined with
rsync hardlink backups as provided by rsync or rsnapshot. Or use
zfs.
2909 [18:20:13] * disi gives bagbobilgins a beer
2910 [18:20:14] <disi> thanks
2911 [18:20:19] <karlpinc> winnny: That'd be rsync
--link-dest
2912 [18:20:19] <bagbobilgins> yw, slurp
2913 [18:20:49] <karlpinc> niten: Are you using debian-live for
your images?
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2915 [18:21:14] <winnny> karlpinc: nice! do you know some more
ready-to-use solutions? even paid ones?
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2917 [18:21:22] <winnny> karlpinc: because in this case I really
need something that just works out of the box
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2919 [18:21:33] <winnny> network storage with file history +
backups
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2922 [18:21:57] <karlpinc> winnny: I think zfs is "out of the
box". But really, no matter what you use you'll have to
make choices to configure it.
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2924 [18:22:23] <winnny> oh right
2925 [18:22:25] <winnny> zfs you said
2926 [18:22:25] <karlpinc> winnny: Although zfs is no substitute
for backups.
2927 [18:22:28] <calher>
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2929 [18:22:40] <winnny> karlpinc: so I still need a
snapshot/incremental backup mechanism thing
2930 [18:22:44] <winnny> zfs offers the file history then I guess?
2931 [18:22:51] <winnny> is there also a GUI for ZFS for that
history thing?
2932 [18:22:52] <niten> Thx, @karlpinc! 'm using the
netinstall file (debian-8.5.0-amd64-i386-netinst.iso).
2933 [18:23:06] <karlpinc> winnny: I forget. It does gobs-o-stuff
like that.
2934 [18:23:08] <calher> Broke packages trying to install qTox on
Debian Stable:
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2937 [18:23:30] <j-l> Hi everybody
2938 [18:23:41] <karlpinc> niten: You have an old install entirely
on a usb key and it won't boot?
2939 [18:24:13] <karlpinc> !tell calher about don't break
debian
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2941 [18:24:53] <calher> karlpinc, I just want qTox...
2942 [18:25:08] <babilen> calher: You could try to enable
jessie-backports and see if that helps, but then .. I wouldn't
necessarily recommend to use random third-party repositories as they
might (obviously) ship broken packages
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2944 [18:25:37] <calher> babilen, this doesn't happen on
Trisquel...
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2947 [18:25:51] <niten> karlpinc: The Debian 7.x files used to
work, as still does Ubuntu/Mint. When I do a full install (since
8.0) on a USB Pen, I'm not able to boot from it...getting a
black screen. It's a new install...
2948 [18:26:14] <babilen> calher: trisquel isn't Debian
2949 [18:26:34] <TomTomTosch> calher: then use trisquel. the
packages it need are not in jessie, but in jessie-backports, so
babilen's suggestion wasn't bad.
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2951 [18:27:01] <j-l> I'm looking for answers to a problem (I
know I'm not alone) about sound that always at 0 (minimum) at
each boot...
2952 [18:27:02] <karlpinc> niten: Probably not a usb install
issue, but rather a boot issue. Take a look at the jessie upgrade
guide. It has a section on "things that go wrong".
2953 [18:27:07] <babilen> calher: I don't know what else I
can say. Some of the dependencies seem to be satisfied in
jessie-backports (I have no idea which release qtox build against,
but it wasn't jessie ...) so you could try throwing that into
the mix.
2954 [18:27:13] <sobeit> j-l apt-get install pavucontrol
2955 [18:27:23] <j-l> Ok
2956 [18:27:24] <sobeit>
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2959 [18:27:46] <niten> karlpinc: Thx! Will give it a try.
2960 [18:27:57] <calher> babilen, but Debian is a giant distro. It
should be better than tiny, outdated Trisquel.
2961 [18:28:17] <karlpinc> calher: What about building from
source?
2962 [18:28:30] <j-l> Installation in progress
2963 [18:28:47] <j-l> I'm looking too the link you gave me
2964 [18:28:49] <babilen> calher: They might have build their
packages in a jessie+jessie-backports chroot or something completely
different. This isn't about being better, this is about the
fact that whoever built those qtox packages didn't build them
correctly for jessie
2965 [18:29:16] <winnny> wow - ZFS can be used over CIFS - so
windows clients can see the history natively in the GUI :O :O
2966 [18:29:19] <winnny> wooooooow
2967 [18:29:20] <babilen> calher: I *guess* that they assumed that
jessie-backports is available, but I have no idea about that
2968 [18:29:27] <winnny> huu, I have to try this now in a VM
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2971 [18:30:49] <j-l> I'm loggin off to test
2972 [18:30:52] <calher> babilen, karlpinc building from source?
God, you people are so "our way or GTFO". Do I really have
to tell everyone to install Gentoo and just tell everyone to jump in
a fire?
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2974 [18:31:01] <j-l> I'm coming back
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2977 [18:31:21] <babilen> calher: I don't understand your
problem. Did you *enable* jessie-backports so that you can actually
install the dependencies?
2978 [18:32:12] <babilen> calher: Which instructions did you
follow and why do you blame *us* just because some random packages
that are *supposed* to work on jessie don't? I mean .. it is
easy to build broken packages, but you don't blame the
distribution that they supposedly target
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2980 [18:32:37] <calher> babilen, the official instructions from
Tox.
2981 [18:32:48] <babilen> calher: link?
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2983 [18:33:20] <calher> Maybe I should have just gone to Tox and
complained to them.
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2987 [18:34:15] <babilen> calher: Yes, it is *their* packages that
are broken. To me it looks as if they assume jessie-backport
packages to be installable, but they don't mention that
anywhere.
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2989 [18:34:48] <babilen> So I really don't understand what
you want Debian to do about it
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2991 [18:34:56] <babilen> Debian has nothing to do with that
repository
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2993 [18:35:28] <brokencycle> thanks ... found a basic solution
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2999 [18:37:13] <calher> babilen, you reject as hard and fast as a
frickin XHTML parser
3000 [18:37:20] <calher> It's annoying.
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3004 [18:38:32] <TomTomTosch> calher: he even gave you a solution
that you seem ignore.
3005 [18:38:53] <TomTomTosch> s/seem/seem to/
3006 [18:39:11] <TomTomTosch> calher: what else do you want?
3007 [18:39:35] <babilen> I guess calher wants me to package qtox
for Debian proper and backport it to jessie
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3011 [18:41:14] <calher> TomTomTosch, the 'solution'
seems messy and hackish, and one thing that i will not stand for is
duct taping a system together and waiting for it to break any moment
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3014 [18:41:34] <TomTomTosch> calher: then we can not help you.
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3017 [18:41:54] <babilen> What is messy and hackish about using
jessie-backports?
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3019 [18:42:08] <babilen> You do want newer software than what is
in jessie after all
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3022 [18:43:42] <babilen> wtf?
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3063 [19:00:36] <tortib> I'm using gnome and my wifi is only
connecting at 72Mbps instead of 802.11n ; how can i resolve this? I
set my router to use 802.11N only
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3076 [19:06:43] <g00se> Could some kind soul please remind me how
sites get enabled in Apache. I'm using a2ensite and it's
not listing one that it should
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3081 [19:08:05] <babilen> g00se: Is the config ending in .conf ?
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3083 [19:08:14] <babilen> (the file that is)
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3087 [19:08:43] <Dragonlance> anyone know where i can find the
custom commands to control a piglow useing scratch gpio
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3091 [19:09:23] <g00se> babilen: No. Maybe this shows it
replaced-url
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3093 [19:09:46] <g00se> babilen: is that a new thing??
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3097 [19:10:37] <Dragonlance> repeat anyone know where i can find
the custom commands to control a piglow useing scratch gpio
3098 [19:10:43] <babilen> g00se: Apache 2.4 since jessie
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3100 [19:10:58] <kruug_> Hello, I'm running Cinnamon on
Debian Jessie, but currently my desktop icons are my $HOME
directory, not my $HOME/Desktop directory. I've issued the
`gsettings set org.nemo.preferences desktop-is-home-dir false`
command, but that did not fix the issue. Can anyone assist further?
3101 [19:11:12] <leachim6> anyone else have a problem with the
latest perl-base package?
3102 [19:11:18] <leachim6> It broke my stem and I had to downgrade
3103 [19:11:23] <leachim6> *system
3104 [19:11:29] <babilen> Dragonlance: You might have better
chance in a rasberry pi or piglow channel
3105 [19:11:33] <leachim6> for debian 8 that is
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3107 [19:11:48] <Dragonlance> tried no use
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3111 [19:11:55] <Dragonlance> thanks though
3112 [19:11:59] <babilen> g00se: nicholasgibbs.co.uk should be
nicholasgibbs.co.uk.conf
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3114 [19:12:06] <leachim6> sorry Dragonlance not familar with the
HW, otherwise I would help
3115 [19:12:12] <g00se> Yuk. Thanks
3116 [19:12:19] <babilen> g00se: See
replaced-url
3117 [19:12:32] <Dragonlance> chears leachim6
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3119 [19:12:38] <Dragonlance> bye
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3121 [19:12:58] <leachim6> I know it wasn't a debian
question, but I don't like not being able to help people
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3124 [19:14:10] <g00se> babilen: what's the current proper
directory for logs please?
3125 [19:14:12] <babilen> kruug_: Might want to investigate
xdg-user-dirs settings
3126 [19:14:22] <babilen> g00se: For Apache?
3127 [19:14:28] <g00se> Yes
3128 [19:14:36] <babilen> /var/log/apache* I guess :)
3129 [19:14:51] <babilen> But you could also look in journalctl
3130 [19:14:55] <babilen> (if you use that)
3131 [19:14:58] <g00se> Well i really mean site logs
3132 [19:15:05] <leachim6> am I the only one who doesn't hate
journalctl?
3133 [19:15:11] <babilen> You are
3134 [19:15:14] <babilen> ;)
3135 [19:15:28] <leachim6> as a sysadmin for a large webhosting
company...
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3137 [19:15:40] <leachim6> folks have no idea how to properly
configure logrotate
3138 [19:15:47] <babilen> g00se: Hmm, don't have a reference
jessie box with Apache .. or do I? (moved most setups to nginx by
now)
3139 [19:16:08] <leachim6> ever seen a 50gb log file? I
have...I'll never forget...or forgive
3140 [19:16:12] <g00se> Maybe leachim6 knows? ;)
3141 [19:16:14] <kruug_> babilen: I don't understand. How
would I start investigating those?
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3143 [19:16:39] <emankcin> 50GB log? Have fun parsing that
3144 [19:16:42] <leachim6> babilen: I have the same problem, I
don't have any boxes or vms that run apache anymore
3145 [19:16:48] <leachim6> babilen: #1stworldServerProblems
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3149 [19:17:14] <kruug_> babilen: is that `cat
~/.config/user-dirs.dirs`?
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3151 [19:17:49] <tortib> how do I load firmware for a wifi card?
3152 [19:17:54] <jhutchins> g00se: /var/log/apache2/*
3153 [19:17:55] <leachim6> hey tortib how are ya
3154 [19:17:56] <tortib> do i add it to initrd?
3155 [19:17:57] <babilen> kruug_:
replaced-url
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3157 [19:17:59] <leachim6> tortib: which wifi card?
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3159 [19:18:05] <tortib> leachim6, 3165 intel
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3161 [19:18:13] <babilen> kruug_: That's my configuration ..
adapt it to your liking
3162 [19:18:16] <leachim6> tortib: which debia version?
3163 [19:18:19] <tortib> jessie
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3166 [19:18:31] <leachim6> tortib: most IPW card's drivers
are loaded by default
3167 [19:18:48] <babilen> leachim6: hehe, well done! ;)
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3169 [19:18:53] <tortib> leachim6, that isn't what I'm
asking at all is it?
3170 [19:19:03] <tortib> leachim6, i want to use the ones from
intels website and I need to know how to load those.
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3172 [19:19:14] <g00se> Thanks guys
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3175 [19:19:21] <leachim6> tortib: bad plan,
replaced-url
3176 [19:19:39] <emankcin> tortib, Usually the manufacturer will
have a process to build and install
3177 [19:19:57] <emankcin> If there are no packages within the
Debian repos
3178 [19:20:04] <tortib> emankcin, they just gave me the ucode
files
3179 [19:20:11] <tortib> and told me to copy them to /lib/firmware
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3182 [19:21:21] <tortib> leachim6, that doesn't talk about
the 3165
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3185 [19:22:04] <emankcin> tortib, Are there any modules you can
run? It's been a while since I've had to troubleshoot
wifi. Is ndiswrapper still a thing?
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3187 [19:22:24] <babilen> tortib: You can just place the ucode in
/lib/firmware
3188 [19:22:50] <babilen> But it is usually preferred to install
firmware packages "properly" (but that doesn't help
you if the firmware you need hasn't been packaged)
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3190 [19:23:12] <babilen> tortib: What's the name of the
ucode files you are after?
3191 [19:23:13] <tortib> babilen, so does it load it
automatically? I don't understand
3192 [19:23:18] <tortib> babilen, I got them from here
3193 [19:23:27] <tortib>
replaced-url
3194 [19:23:34] <babilen> tortib: You would have to load the
kernel module (or remove it and modprobe it again)
3195 [19:23:35] <tortib> Intel® Dual Band Wireless-AC 3165
(starting from firmware XX.XX.13.0 and kernel 4.1) < what i
downloaded
3196 [19:24:10] <babilen> What's the exact name of the files
that are being requested?
3197 [19:24:37] <tortib> babilen, I don't know I just
rebooted
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3199 [19:24:43] <tortib> you could download the package and look
yourself....
3200 [19:24:48] <tortib> I don't know what the file name has
to do with anything tho
3201 [19:26:16] <babilen> tortib: What does "lspci -nn|grep
-i network" give you? What about "dmesg|grep
firmware" →
replaced-url
3202 [19:26:27] <tortib> i'm having really slow speeds and my
N connection is only connecting at 72Mbps
3203 [19:26:36] <emankcin> tortib, what kernel version are you
running?
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3205 [19:26:58] <tortib> 4.6
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3207 [19:27:19] <emankcin> tortib, Should be supported
3208 [19:27:34] <miesco> Hi. How do you manager your backups? Do
you tar them? What if you need only one file?
3209 [19:27:37] <tortib> well why is it only connecting at 72Mbps?
3210 [19:27:42] <tortib> isn't 802.11 130Mbps?
3211 [19:27:47] <tortib> 802.11n *
3212 [19:27:58] <emankcin> Under perfect conditions, perhaps
3213 [19:28:07] <babilen> tortib: And you installed
firmware-iwlwifi from jessie-backports?
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3215 [19:28:09] <FinalX> it scales with your signal quality
3216 [19:28:19] <tortib> babilen, no i'm using the ones i
downloaded
3217 [19:28:22] <emankcin> I never trust rated wifi speeds. I
never see them
3218 [19:28:24] <babilen> Ah .. so the device is working?
3219 [19:28:29] <tortib> FinalX, the signal quality is strong the
router is in the next room over
3220 [19:28:36] <teraflops> tortib: try changing the channel in
the wireless AP. also enable 5ghz if compatible
3221 [19:28:39] <babilen> nvm
3222 [19:28:39] <tortib> babilen, yes it's working but slow
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3225 [19:28:46] <tortib> teraflops, i have 5GHz enabled
3226 [19:29:05] * babilen stops debugging firmware problems then ...
sigh
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3229 [19:29:28] <teraflops> pick random channels and check the
speeds
3230 [19:29:40] <babilen> Well, pick empty ones! :)
3231 [19:29:59] <tortib> it's only connecting AT 72 MBPS!
3232 [19:30:04] <tortib> shouldn't it be connecting at
130Mbps?!
3233 [19:30:13] <miesco> I tarred my home directory on a USB
drive. I have done `tar xf home.tar -C extract` and its been taking
like 30 minutes and its half done extracting... (97 GB)
3234 [19:30:23] <miesco> `tar`'d
3235 [19:30:26] <FinalX> tortib: hum, my router can do 1300mbit
over wireless, but my laptop only gets 433mbit/s of it, and
they're in the same room, but the modem is in a closet. any
wall or door decreases the signal / throughput speed significantly
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3237 [19:30:40] <tikun> I'm in the chatroom that is directly
related to the question I have but I have found it to be notoriously
dead in there.. does anyone happen to be familiar with SIP PBX
systems?
3238 [19:30:51] <miesco> Is it normal to tar a backup?
3239 [19:30:59] <FinalX> also having 5ghz enabled doesn't
mean it's using it, try debugging by installing the fritz!wlan
app on your cellphone, it's really useful
3240 [19:31:00] <tortib> FinalX, okay and how does that relate to
what i'm talking about
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3243 [19:31:09] <tortib> FinalX, no thanks
3244 [19:31:12] <FinalX> same proces.
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3246 [19:31:28] <FinalX> it scales down automatically. you're
wondering why something is happening for you, go and debug it?
3247 [19:31:43] <FinalX> how on earth are we supposed to know
what's causing you grief in your own home
3248 [19:31:48] <FinalX> if you won't debug it, nobody will
3249 [19:32:23] <teraflops> tortib: well consider yourself lucky.
it can even been worse. also the check speed is not looking at the
applet or whatever. did you try real tests?
3250 [19:32:27] <babilen> judd: file iwlwifi-7265-14.ucode
--release jessie-backports
3251 [19:32:28] <judd> Search for iwlwifi-7265-14.ucode in
jessie-backports/amd64: firmware-iwlwifi:
lib/firmware/iwlwifi-7265-14.ucode
3252 [19:32:30] <babilen> fwiw
3253 [19:32:34] <tortib> no this isn't fucking lucky
3254 [19:32:38] <tortib> wtf are yout alking about shut the fuck
up
3255 [19:32:41] <emankcin> woah
3256 [19:32:47] <babilen> tortib: Please keep it civil in here
3257 [19:32:50] <teraflops> t
3258 [19:33:05] <teraflops> tortib: wat
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3260 [19:34:01] <emankcin> tortib, You won't get much help
with that kind of behaviour
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3262 [19:35:03] <emankcin> People are volunteering their time to
assist others. Disrespect will get you nowhere.
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3265 [19:36:13] <teraflops> tortib: yeah I don't care about
your issue any more. I wish
3266 [19:36:31] <teraflops> you the worst
3267 [19:36:44] <dionysus69> I want to create a really simple
systemd service and cant seem to find a basic examples online, any
resources maybe as a suggestion?
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3273 [19:39:16] <TomTomTosch> dionysus69: this has a few examples:
replaced-url
3274 [19:39:25] <TomTomTosch> dionysus69: see "Example 8.17.
postfix.service Unit File"
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3276 [19:39:37] <dionysus69> cool thanks TomTomTosch
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3282 [19:40:12] <TomTomTosch> dionysus69: or look ar the ones that
you have on your system.
3283 [19:40:18] <TomTomTosch> s/ar/at
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3292 [19:44:07] <tortib> I'm using gnome and my wifi is only
connecting at 72Mbps instead of 802.11n ; how can i resolve this? I
set my router to use 802.11N only
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3294 [19:44:51] <OerHeks> tortib, so you are using jessie, not
ubuntu like you say all days this week, good choise :-)
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3296 [19:46:09] <joujou> Hi guys. In a LAN how should I proceed to
tell a device to route its wifi traffic through another device inet
IP:port as socks5 proxy?
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3300 [19:47:45] <dondelelcaro> tortib: what does iw dev wlan0
link; say?
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3307 [19:51:54] <rapha> is there any way from keeping debian
stretch machines activating lightdm's login screen as some sort
of screensaver / lock screen?
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3314 [19:52:54] <tortib> 72mbps
3315 [19:53:08] <tortib> dondelelcaro, 72Mbps
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3320 [19:54:14] <karlpinc> joujou: SOCKS is an application level
protocol. If you want to route _all_ traffic from a device to an ip
then make the ip the device's default gateway.
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3329 [19:55:35] <joujou> karlpinc, thanks, I'll try that
straight away
3330 [19:55:48] <ploynog> Searching for "apt-check"
within filenames (replaced-url
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3342 [19:58:26] <dondelelcaro> tortib: that's not really the
whole output. What is the signal? What is the complete tx bitrate?
what does iw dev wlan0 scan dump; say?
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3348 [20:00:53] <emankcin> tortib, People are still trying to help
you for some reason. Pastebin any outputs they ask for and you may
be rewarded!
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3350 [20:01:37] <rapha> noone here running stretch with XFCE as a
DE?
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3353 [20:02:10] <tortib> dondelelcaro, -42 dBm tx bitrate: 72.2
Mbit/s MCS 8 short GI
3354 [20:02:28] <tortib> dondelelcaro, isn't 802.11n 130Mbps?
3355 [20:02:31] <dondelelcaro> tortib: ok, so that's n
3356 [20:02:46] <dondelelcaro> tortib: and no, n can be a whole
suite of data rates
3357 [20:02:57] <tortib> why am I not getting 130Mbps?
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3360 [20:04:00] <MasonHauk> Hi, Has anyone done VGA PCI
Passthrough with an Asus Sabertooth 990fx && AMD 8350 CPU
because I get the gfx card stubed under 'lspci', but Im
getting qemu-system-x86_64: -device pci-assign,host=06:00.0: No
IOMMU found. Unable to assign device "(null)"
3361 [20:04:08] <dondelelcaro> tortib: that's what I'm
trying to find out. The output of iw dev wlan0 scan dump; will tell
you whether the AP is actually offering the MCS which can do that
3362 [20:04:16] <teraflops> tortib: because you don't deserve
it
3363 [20:04:16] <tortib> ok one sec
3364 [20:04:33] <babilen> teraflops: Please ...
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3366 [20:04:46] <dondelelcaro> tortib: and it's also possible
that the signal strength isn't high enough for that data rate,
or something else has gone on
3367 [20:04:52] <emankcin> teraflops, :)
3368 [20:04:53] <babilen> tortib's behaviour earlier was,
well, suboptimal, but that doesn't mean that we have to be mean
3369 [20:05:16] <dondelelcaro> (or your card doesn't support
an MCS rate which allows for a higher bitrate, or it doesn't
support it in Debian)
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3375 [20:06:43] <dondelelcaro> though an MCS of 8 seems wrong; I
would have expected an MCS of 7 for 72.2 MB/s.
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3378 [20:06:47] <rue> was apt-spy removed from the current package
collection?
3379 [20:07:25] <teraflops> rue: iirc it's on sid
3380 [20:07:41] <babilen> judd: v apt-spy
3381 [20:07:42] <judd> Package: apt-spy on amd64 -- squeeze:
3.1-19; sid: 3.2.2-1; wheezy: 3.2.2-1
3382 [20:07:46] <teraflops> oh
3383 [20:07:53] <rue> where is squueze in context of sid?
3384 [20:08:05] <babilen> "ancient"
3385 [20:08:10] <emankcin> tortib, You can try moving the system
next to the AP to see if the speed increases. Your signal strength
does look good though.
3386 [20:08:12] <rue> one back?
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3388 [20:08:35] <TomTomTosch> three back.
3389 [20:08:40] <rue> ah
3390 [20:08:45] <rue> thats a little far
3391 [20:09:00] <babilen> rue: It would be squeeze < wheezy
< jessie < stretch < sid (with stretch and sid being
testing and unstable and jessie the current stable release)
3392 [20:09:01] <teraflops> wheezy is closer
3393 [20:09:03] <rue> its an asterisk server, doing an upgrade
will kill me
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3395 [20:09:24] <teraflops> rue: indeed ^
3396 [20:09:33] <tortib> dondelelcaro, it says that the last
supported rate is 54.0
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3399 [20:09:51] <dondelelcaro> tortib: that's not what I
asked for
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3402 [20:10:06] <dondelelcaro> tortib: it will always say that the
max rate is 54.0 MB/s
3403 [20:10:15] <tortib> okay so what do you want from the dump?
3404 [20:10:20] <dondelelcaro> tortib: the whole dump
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3407 [20:11:03] <emankcin> tortib, Put the output into a pastebin
service
3408 [20:11:11] <emankcin> copy the link here
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3417 [20:12:22] <tortib> dondelelcaro, did you see the paste from
tortib_ ?
3418 [20:12:34] <dondelelcaro> tortib: no.
3419 [20:12:52] <dondelelcaro> !paste
3420 [20:12:52] <dpkg> Do not paste more than 2 lines to this
channel. Instead, use:
replaced-url
3421 [20:13:08] <tortib> yes i know how to use paste
3422 [20:13:18] <tortib_>
replaced-url
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3426 [20:13:43] <tortib_>
replaced-url
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3440 [20:18:04] <tortib> dondelelcaro, ?
3441 [20:18:22] <dondelelcaro> tortib: ok, that looks reasonable.
What does sudo iw phy phy0 info|grep 'indexes supported';
output?
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3444 [20:19:19] <tortib> dondelelcaro, HT RX MCS rate indexes
supported: 0-7 HT TX MCS rate indexes supported may_differ
3445 [20:19:23] <tortib> says that 4 times
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3447 [20:19:28] <dondelelcaro> tortib: ok, so there you go
3448 [20:19:50] <dondelelcaro> tortib: the max MCS rate that card
can support is 7, which means its maximum speed is 72.2MB/s
3449 [20:20:10] <dondelelcaro> tortib: see
replaced-url
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3454 [20:21:32] <tortib> what
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3456 [20:21:35] <tortib> it's a brand new laptop
3457 [20:21:40] <tortib> how can it only support 72Mbit/s?
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3459 [20:22:09] <dondelelcaro> tortib: well, what wireless card is
it? It wouldn't be the first time that a laptop had a crappy
wireless card
3460 [20:22:21] <tortib> intel 3165
3461 [20:22:32] <dondelelcaro> tortib: it might also be that the
firmware for it is old, or the kernel doesn't support it well
enough to support the full suite of MCS that the card actually
supports
3462 [20:22:42] <tortib> well i downloaded the firmware off their
site
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3464 [20:23:00] <tortib> i just don't know how to use it
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3466 [20:23:45] <dondelelcaro> you don't use it. You use the
firmware which is found in non-free
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3468 [20:24:16] <tortib> yes that's what i'm talking
about
3469 [20:24:23] <tortib> I downloaded the firmware from intels
website
3470 [20:24:50] <dondelelcaro> tortib: that's not where you
get the firmware. It's in the firmware-iwlwifi package
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3472 [20:25:04] <tortib> dondelelcaro, no i'm getting it from
THEIR website
3473 [20:25:12] <tortib> I just don't know how to use the
firmware from their website
3474 [20:25:21] <dondelelcaro> tortib: that's great that
you're getting it from their website, but it won't work
3475 [20:25:23] <emankcin> tortib, You can try the debian package
3476 [20:25:27] <tortib> I'm already using that firmare from
backports which obviously doesn't work right
3477 [20:25:38] <tortib> why wont it work?
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3483 [20:29:00] <dondelelcaro> tortib: because that card is only a
1x1, and only can do that speed
3484 [20:29:12] <dondelelcaro> tortib: if you wanted faster
speeds, you need a 2x2 or higher card.
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3487 [20:29:45] <dondelelcaro> tortib: or you need to use ac
instead of n
3488 [20:29:55] <dondelelcaro> (which that card also supports)
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3492 [20:31:31] <dionysus69> do I do type forking or simple for
service? I just want to start xflux exe at system startup
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3494 [20:31:42] <dionysus69> referring to systemd
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3498 [20:34:46] <tortib> dondelelcaro, does the card support ac?
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3515 [20:36:58] <emankcin> tortib, Looked at the product sheet
from Intel. It certainly appears to.
3516 [20:37:07] <teraflops> dionysus69: take a look at how is done
here
replaced-url
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3519 [20:37:57] <dionysus69> what is that? I cant even recognize
:D
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3521 [20:38:26] <teraflops> dionysus69: sorry pastefail^
replaced-url
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3524 [20:39:25] <dionysus69> teraflops: multiple questions
spawned, are you eager to answer ? :D
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3526 [20:40:15] <teraflops> dionysus69: the $ are picked from
replaced-url
3527 [20:40:21] <kalebo>
replaced-url
3528 [20:40:27] <teraflops> dionysus69: idk just ask
3529 [20:40:35] <kalebo> Sorry, wrong channel
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3532 [20:41:17] <dionysus69> i read in docs that type=forking
requires a pidfile
3533 [20:41:28] <dionysus69> also, what is restart=always?
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3535 [20:42:25] <dionysus69> and it might not matter but just
curious, what does
3536 [20:42:25] <dionysus69> WantedBy=default.target stand for, I
read description on redhat docs site but didnt really get
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3540 [20:43:18] <teraflops> dionysus69: "i read in docs that
type=forking requires a pidfile" not always
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3542 [20:43:56] <teraflops> dionysus69: e.g
replaced-url
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3546 [20:44:35] <dionysus69> what is adventage of spawning a child
process from parent process and then killing parent process at the
end of startup, thats what I understood from description of
type=forking
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3549 [20:45:29] <teraflops> dionysus69: mind sharing the source of
the documentation?
3550 [20:45:46] <dionysus69>
replaced-url
3551 [20:45:55] <dionysus69> forking – The process started
with ExecStart spawns a child process that becomes the main process
of the service. The parent process exits when the startup is
complete.
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3568 [20:48:27] <teraflops> yeah I'm reading it. well use a
pid file if you want, looks like it's legit.
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3572 [20:49:18] <teraflops> dionysus69: the unit file for compton
I pasted above does not use pid file and I can stop it.
3573 [20:49:19] <Startrek852> Hey guys, can someone tell me what
the difference between the plasma-desktop and the kde-standard
packages are?
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3575 [20:49:48] <dionysus69> yes but what and where is the pidfile
and what does it contain?
3576 [20:50:04] <dionysus69> and still, why is forking better than
simple?
3577 [20:50:30] <dionysus69> type=simple is default and it makes
most sense to me as a system noobie
3578 [20:50:40] <teraflops> dionysus69: does xflux require a pid
file itself? I guess no, so dont use any
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3581 [20:50:59] <tortib> dondelelcaro, does this wifi card support
AC?
3582 [20:51:06] <dionysus69> kk sounds good thanks teraflops :)
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3589 [20:52:10] <teraflops> dionysus69: I guess with that unit
file you get xflux working with no issues
3590 [20:52:31] <teraflops> dionysus69: hen try both
3591 [20:52:33] <teraflops> then*
3592 [20:52:37] <dionysus69> will do ^.^
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3594 [20:53:42] <dondelelcaro> tortib: the specs say that it does
3595 [20:53:51] <teraflops> dionysus69: well apache2 uses
"simple" (not in debian since theres no apache2 unit file)
3596 [20:54:56] <dionysus69> hmm ok I am very alien to services in
general didnt understand what any of that means really
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3606 [21:00:59] <Startrek852> Hey, I'm back.
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3611 [21:04:04] <Startrek852> Did I miss anything?
3612 [21:04:58] <fnord_> I need your help about installing Debian
on ThinkPad T520 (UEFI!) Dual-Boot. I'll be glad about any
source. Thx:)
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3614 [21:05:26] <babilen> dpkg: install kde
3615 [21:05:27] <dpkg> The 'kde-standard' package gets
you the common set-up, 'kde-plasma-desktop' and
'kde-plasma-netbook' provide minimal KDE 4 setups with
respective flavouring, and 'kde-full' installs everything
KDE 4. To install using Debian-Installer (if not using KDE CD-1):
from the 'Software selection' dialog, choose
"KDE" (use space bar to toggle selections), then
"Continue".
3616 [21:05:29] <babilen> Startrek852: ^
3617 [21:05:44] <babilen> fnord_: Anything in particular?
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3619 [21:06:13] <Startrek852> Is there any way to get KDE 5.7 on
Debian Jessie?
3620 [21:07:00] <babilen> no
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3623 [21:08:27] <fnord_> I can not jump over UEFI.
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3628 [21:09:01] <Startrek852> What if I add the kubuntu-backports
PPA?
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3631 [21:09:55] <babilen> fnord_: Debian installers support uefi
3632 [21:09:57] <alphazulu> fnord_: i just was able to set up grub
dual boot on uefi Thinkpad
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3634 [21:10:13] <babilen> Startrek852: Then you will most likely
break your system, but I have no experience with those packages
whatsoever
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3639 [21:11:17] <alphazulu> fnord_: see wiki.debian.org/UEFI you
have to mount the target system and chroot to it, mount the efi
partition to /boot/efi inside the chroot, then apt-get resinstall
grub-efi
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3641 [21:11:31] <fnord_> alphazulu, ohhhh geat, how did you do
that..??????
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3643 [21:11:44] <alphazulu> see that page. it has all the details
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3646 [21:12:38] <alphazulu> fnord_: that was using an Ubuntu live
USB. you can probably use any live USB to do it.
3647 [21:12:46] <babilen> fnord_: What is the actual problem you
are trying to fix?
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3652 [21:13:45] <TomTomTosch> debian live systems do not support
uefi. the debian installer does.
3653 [21:13:57] <aguitel> what is exim ?
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3660 [21:17:06] <alphazulu> TomTomTosch: hence the chroot
3661 [21:17:12] <fnord_> alphazulu, + babilen oh! it is great! it
works. Many thx. My problem is solved. I'm very happy of that,
realy..
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3666 [21:17:54] <TomTomTosch> how does chroot tie in? the debian
installer supports uefi natively.
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3668 [21:17:59] <babilen> fnord_: What was the problem and what
solved it?
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3672 [21:18:05] <babilen> I mean .. yay, but :)
3673 [21:18:07] <teraflops> heh
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3676 [21:20:11] <fnord_> the installprocess was out of order and I
got crazy , but it works now..
3677 [21:20:30] <fnord_> :-)
3678 [21:20:50] <babilen> You performed installation steps in the
wrong order?
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3681 [21:21:30] <fnord_> maybe I did!!! :-)
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3685 [21:24:24] <alphazulu> TomTomTosch: it depends. sometimes
after install it still boots direct into windows. for example if you
think like the old way of installing bootloader only to linux
partition it may not work
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3688 [21:25:12] <alphazulu> TomTomTosch: the best way is actually
to install grub-efi and let it install to sda or whatever the main
device is and let that chainload the windows boot manager
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3690 [21:25:40] <alphazulu> windows boot manager under uefi
basically doesn't want to boot anything other than windows
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3693 [21:27:05] <teraflops> alphazulu: was it different under
bios/mbr?
3694 [21:27:17] <alphazulu> teraflops: yes totally.
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3696 [21:28:06] <alphazulu> and then i spent like two days
mounting the system and chrooting and running grub-install until i
realized you have to mount the efi partition inside the chroot to
/boot/efi for it to work
3697 [21:28:30] <teraflops> windows bootloader taking care of
booting Linux?
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3699 [21:28:46] <teraflops> by default without any hack?
3700 [21:29:03] <alphazulu> and you should run efibootmgr tool to
check everything and create manual entry or delete bad entries
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3703 [21:30:03] <teraflops> alphazulu: sorry I'm lost at this
point
3704 [21:30:05] <alphazulu> a lot of sites say to use EasyBCD but
that also doesn't work with uefi
3705 [21:30:17] <TomTomTosch> i fail to see the connection to the
initial question.
3706 [21:30:35] <alphazulu> teraflops: see
replaced-url
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3708 [21:30:45] <teraflops> :S
3709 [21:30:54] <teraflops> alphazulu: tanks
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3713 [21:31:56] <alphazulu> another weird thing is that when an
entry is added you can actually see it in the BIOS settings
3714 [21:32:27] <teraflops> bios?
3715 [21:33:04] <alphazulu> yes in the startup/boot settings of
the bios. for example i now have "debian" listed as one of
the boot options in the BIOS
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3717 [21:33:26] <teraflops> alphazulu: are you talking about unor
bios
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3720 [21:33:44] <teraflops> uefi or
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3723 [21:33:56] <teraflops> sorry for the typos
3724 [21:34:29] <alphazulu> yes. all new BIOS are uefi. some
support legacy mode but if you have pre-installed Windows you cannot
switch to legacy
3725 [21:34:34] <teraflops> no
3726 [21:34:50] <teraflops> never ever call uefi firmware bios
3727 [21:35:11] <alphazulu> s/BIOS/firmware got it
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3733 [21:38:13] <alphazulu> UEFI firmware supercedes old BIOS
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3743 [21:41:46] <teraflops> alphazulu:
replaced-url
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3747 [21:44:14] <dionysus69> hey I am getting this error: Unit
xflux.service entered failed state. Unit file is here
replaced-url
3748 [21:44:41] <dionysus69> the file is executable
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3754 [21:46:51] <babilen> teraflops: Great, ta!
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3758 [21:48:22] <teraflops> dionysus69: unit files don't need
to be +x, the error is vague, what does systemctl status xflux say?
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3761 [21:49:34] <zifxify> about uefi, uefi boot is on a lot
motherboards vulnerable, see the smm exploit uhm "reference
backdoor by intel"
replaced-url
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3763 [21:49:37] <teraflops> dionysus69: also where did you put the
unit (full path) file and why are you not using a config file?
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3767 [21:51:13] <dionysus69> can this be a problem teraflops This
will only work if you're running X on console.?
3768 [21:51:43] <dionysus69> this is full systemctl status output
replaced-url
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3772 [21:52:21] <teraflops> dionysus69: yeah that's what the
X stands for
3773 [21:52:27] <teraflops> xorg^
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3775 [21:52:39] <dionysus69> so what can I do? :S
3776 [21:52:44] <teraflops> heh
3777 [21:52:47] <dionysus69> but x is running right now
3778 [21:52:55] <dionysus69> when i do service start, still same
3779 [21:53:01] <dionysus69> so that cant be a problem
3780 [21:53:13] <teraflops> dionysus69: how are you running Xorg?
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3782 [21:53:28] <dionysus69> what do you mean, I am just running
gnome shell
3783 [21:53:30] <babilen> What does xflux offer that redshift
doesn't?
3784 [21:53:34] <dionysus69> which runs on top of x right?
3785 [21:53:46] <teraflops> I guess it isnt awre youre running X
3786 [21:54:06] <dionysus69> hmm thats weird...
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3788 [21:54:13] <dionysus69> dunno should I try redshift?
3789 [21:54:24] <dionysus69> but what do I win in this specific
situation :D ?
3790 [21:54:58] <teraflops> not really, Im not sure about how xorg
does it in debian since I barely use it (xorg). I mean does it run
as user or as root?
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3792 [21:55:35] <dionysus69> dunno I think it can start without
root
3793 [21:55:46] <dionysus69> startx can be executed without root
3794 [21:55:58] <dionysus69> what you dont use any GUI just
terminal ? :D
3795 [21:56:06] <teraflops> nah im going to boot a vm
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3797 [21:56:41] <babilen> dionysus69: It comes with a working
service files (user mode!) to begin with --
/usr/lib/systemd/user/redshift.service
3798 [21:56:58] <babilen> I just exec it from my i3 config, but
there are various ways
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3800 [21:57:15] <dionysus69> whats i3 config?
3801 [21:57:24] <babilen>
replaced-url
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3803 [21:57:27] <babilen> might be an issue
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3805 [21:57:42] <teraflops> yeah that's what I meant
3806 [21:57:43] <babilen> i3 is a window manager
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3809 [21:58:31] <dionysus69> hmm first time heard about it
3810 [21:58:37] <dionysus69> how does it compare to gnome?
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3812 [22:00:15] <babilen> It doesn't :)
3813 [22:00:21] <missmbob> dionysus69: gnome is a de not wm
3814 [22:00:33] <dionysus69> haha nvm
3815 [22:00:40] <babilen> Gnome is a desktop environment, while i3
really just takes care of managing windows
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3817 [22:00:55] <dionysus69> i3 is like xorg then?
3818 [22:01:19] <missmbob> dionysus69: it's like metacity or
Xfwm, etc.
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3821 [22:01:52] <teraflops> ,v xflux
3822 [22:01:53] <judd> No package named 'xflux' was
found in amd64.
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3824 [22:02:30] <dionysus69> ye just download executable from
google
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3826 [22:02:55] <dionysus69> i had it working, I used to launch it
at session startup from .profile
3827 [22:02:59] <a1> hello, when am using https of my
debian-server, some clients complain about my site is not thrusted,
is there a free CA i can use?
3828 [22:03:04] <babilen> dionysus69: I'd use redshift .. it
works and does what you want it to do (redshift-gtk if you are after
a tray icon)
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3830 [22:03:18] <babilen> a1: letsencrypt?
3831 [22:03:18] <dionysus69> but it caused problems when I
launched terminal as login shell, it re launched and duplicated
process
3832 [22:03:25] <missmbob> a1: letsencrypt definitely
3833 [22:03:31] <a1> babilen, is that a site?
3834 [22:03:48] <babilen>
replaced-url
3835 [22:03:54] <a1> cool, thanks
3836 [22:03:58] <babilen> have fun
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3838 [22:04:01] <dionysus69> kk I ll give redshift a shot.
3839 [22:04:22] <teraflops> dionysus69: oh mind sharing the
binary?
3840 [22:04:27] <teraflops> the url ^
3841 [22:05:09] <dionysus69> teraflops:
replaced-url
3842 [22:05:15] <teraflops> dionysus69: thanks
3843 [22:05:17] <dionysus69> but not sure if I downloaded from
here
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3845 [22:05:21] <teraflops> heh
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3847 [22:05:34] <dionysus69> if theres a xflux file inside it
which is exe then thats it
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3851 [22:06:14] <zifxify> How to configure virtmanager to use tap0
as a networkdevice? There's a tutorial:
replaced-url
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3853 [22:07:07] <zifxify> script
replaced-url
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3862 [22:08:37] <dionysus69> babilen didnt install service by
itself though :s
3863 [22:08:51] <dionysus69> just installed redshift from repoes
and did systemctl daemon-reload
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3870 [22:12:12] <zifxify> Someone experience with kvm and using a
wireless networkcard ?
3871 [22:12:38] <babilen> dionysus69: You might want to
familiarise yourself with systemd if you intend to use it:
replaced-url
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3873 [22:12:59] <dionysus69> do I need to create redshift service
myself?
3874 [22:13:55] <babilen> No, it comes with the package
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3877 [22:14:11] <babilen> (linked it earlier, lookup the path if
you are interested, but that's not necessary)
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3879 [22:14:25] <babilen> anyway .. nighty night
3880 [22:14:27] <babilen> All the best!
3881 [22:14:36] <dionysus69> thanks :)
3882 [22:14:38] <dionysus69> good night
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3895 [22:20:04] <teraflops> dionysus69: well xflux works fine as
systemd --user unit
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3899 [22:20:58] <teraflops> dionysus69:
replaced-url
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3901 [22:21:18] <babilen> So would redshift
3902 [22:21:26] <teraflops> gnome-shell here debian stock jessie
and gdm
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3911 [22:25:34] <teraflops> dionysus69: the unit file if youre
interested in it
replaced-url
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3918 [22:26:26] <dionysus69> teraflops: I disconnected if you
replied
3919 [22:26:36] <dionysus69> I asked, you used same unit file I
posted?
3920 [22:26:36] <teraflops> dionysus69: well xflux works fine as
systemd --user unit
3921 [22:26:42] <teraflops> dionysus69:
replaced-url
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3923 [22:26:47] <teraflops> dionysus69: the unit file if youre
interested in it
replaced-url
3924 [22:27:18] <teraflops> sorry for repeating myself
3925 [22:27:28] <dionysus69> hehe np
3926 [22:27:32] <babilen> xflux looks quite unmaintained
3927 [22:27:39] <dionysus69> thanks allot, will try this tomorrow
3928 [22:27:40] <teraflops> dionysus69: as systemd --user
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3930 [22:28:23] <dionysus69> kk sounds good
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3934 [22:29:22] <teraflops> so put the unit file in
/usr/lib/systemd/user/xfluxd.service and check ~/.config/systemd
folder exists
3935 [22:29:46] <teraflops> note the "~/"
3936 [22:29:48] <dionysus69> okay that sounds like something :D
3937 [22:29:52] <dionysus69> ye ye I got it :D
3938 [22:29:54] <teraflops> yeah it works here
3939 [22:30:09] <dionysus69> can you post that env file once again
please?
3940 [22:30:10] <babilen> Should work like that for redshift also
(systemd user) which is maintained and packaged
3941 [22:30:12] <dionysus69> I cant find it
3942 [22:30:20] <babilen> anyway
3943 [22:30:20] <teraflops> dionysus69: yep gimme a sec
3944 [22:30:24] <babilen> good luck
3945 [22:30:30] <dionysus69> will try both
3946 [22:30:32] <teraflops> babilen: sure, I just was curious
3947 [22:30:40] <dionysus69> I just need to get systemd part
working
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3949 [22:30:48] <babilen> Yes, but dionysus69 will use it now
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3951 [22:30:57] <dionysus69> both work, its just starting them up
properly isnt properly documented
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3953 [22:31:10] <teraflops> dionysus69: /etc/xfluxd.conf
replaced-url
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3955 [22:31:14] <babilen> the same systemd approach works for
redshift, which already comes with a suitable user service file, is
packaged and maintained
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3959 [22:31:56] <teraflops> dionysus69: babilen has a good point
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3962 [22:32:27] <teraflops> dionysus69: also look at the env file
DISPLAY=:0 ^
3963 [22:32:30] <dionysus69> tbh I couldnt find a redshift service
file anywhere
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3968 [22:33:28] <teraflops> dionysus69: remenber when I asked
about your unit not being aware of xorg?
3969 [22:33:37] <dionysus69> yes
3970 [22:34:37] <teraflops> you were missing the DISPLAY=:whatever
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3972 [22:35:12] <babilen> dionysus69: It's in
/usr/lib/systemd/user/ where it belongs, but you don't have to
know that as you'd just use "systemd --user ..."
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3974 [22:35:29] <babilen> so . now... bed
3975 [22:35:39] <teraflops> dionysus69: if you plan using xfluxd
adjust DISPLAY to your current value
3976 [22:35:46] <teraflops> gn babilen
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3988 [22:38:59] <dionysus69> where do I put that DISPLAY=:whatever
if I dont plan on using a config file? I cant pass it as a param to
xflux
3989 [22:39:15] <teraflops> dionysus69: /etc/xfluxd.conf
replaced-url
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3994 [22:40:08] <teraflops> dionysus69: in the unit file itself,
sorry I misread it
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3997 [22:40:47] <teraflops> dionysus69: but why not using a config
file? if you dont want to use /etc use ~/.local/share/whatever
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3999 [22:42:17] <teraflops> dionysus69: that's better than
editing a systemd unit directly and doing systemctl --user
daemon-reload and restaring the unit
4000 [22:42:59] <teraflops> anyway whatever floats your goat
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4003 [22:45:33] <dionysus69> hahaha nice remark at the end :D
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4005 [22:46:16] <teraflops> heh
4006 [22:46:19] <rapha> guys
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4008 [22:46:35] <rapha> with resolvconf, where do i put the
nameserver entries for an interface which has a static ip?
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4012 [22:47:56] <teraflops> rapha: what do you use, /e/n/i,
Network manager, … ?
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4024 [22:51:36] <rapha> teraflops: /e/n/i ... so i guess there i
have my answer
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4026 [22:52:26] <teraflops> rapha: yeah use dns-nameservers ip
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4032 [22:54:02] <dionysus69> teraflops: one more thing :D
4033 [22:54:05] <dionysus69> Failed to get D-Bus connection:
Connection refused
4034 [22:54:11] <teraflops> rapha:
replaced-url
4035 [22:54:22] <dionysus69> when I do sudo systemctl --user
enable xflux.service
4036 [22:54:25] <teraflops> dionysus69: np
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4038 [22:54:37] <teraflops> dionysus69: sudo?
4039 [22:54:43] <dionysus69> wait what
4040 [22:54:45] <dionysus69> no sudo?
4041 [22:54:49] <teraflops> nope ^
4042 [22:54:57] <teraflops> that's for your user
4043 [22:54:59] <dionysus69> wtf I thought i was supposed to be
root
4044 [22:55:10] <teraflops> no hehe
4045 [22:55:17] <teraflops> it's for your current user
4046 [22:55:26] <dionysus69> oh now it worked
4047 [22:55:36] <dionysus69> great!
4048 [22:55:41] <teraflops> fun!
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4050 [22:55:46] <dionysus69> yeeyy the screen is red its 1AM :D
4051 [22:56:30] <dionysus69> hahaha cool, time for me to sleep
then, thanks for guiding me relentlessly lol
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4054 [22:56:39] <dionysus69> good night !
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4056 [22:56:41] <teraflops> dionysus69: nah it's fine
4057 [22:57:03] <dionysus69> seriously I learnt lots of stuff
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4059 [22:57:27] <dionysus69> like just now I understood there are
root and non root services, I thought all services were root hehe
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4061 [22:58:05] <dionysus69> how to create service from scratch,
that display thing was keeping original setup from working I
suspect.
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4065 [22:59:48] <teraflops> dionysus69: systemd is relatively new
so you need to get used to it, that's all
4066 [22:59:55] <babilen> dionysus69: You are aware that that
software hasn't been updated in what appears to be more than
three years, don't you?
4067 [23:00:16] <babilen> (nor will it in the future)
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4071 [23:01:17] <dionysus69> babilen: most important is that I
know how systemd works now so I can apply this method to redshift
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4074 [23:02:02] <dionysus69> I agree babilen I am pro open source
definitely thats why I am bashing my head of debian in the first
place :D so I ll resetup to redshift tomorrow though
4075 [23:02:14] <dionysus69> really late have to wake up in 6
hours
4076 [23:02:47] <dionysus69> ok thanks allot again so I am off
4077 [23:03:47] <DammitJim> could samba mounts on fstab cause
thousands of connections per second?
4078 [23:04:06] <DammitJim> my asa is freaking out and everything
seems to point to a debian server with samba mounts to windows
machines
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4183 [23:57:12] <Asher128> Hi guys! Do you know the advantage of
MooseFS over LizardFS?
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