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0[00:00:27] <teraflops> give a try to youtube-dl then
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2[00:01:24] <baraba> teraflops, i don't think you can use
youtube-dl for live sport streams
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5[00:02:07] <teraflops> baraba: unless youre talking about
those sites that unless you have an ad blocker addon your computer
just explodes
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6[00:02:19] <teraflops> baraba: use acestream or sopcast then
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7[00:02:58] <teraflops> baraba: this is not the place for
asking about such things though
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12[00:04:25] <baraba> teraflops, acestream and sopcast are not
free software, of course it is the right place
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16[00:04:56] <baraba> i didn't ask about sport stream, but
open source flash implementations on debian or linux in general
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20[00:05:37] <teraflops> baraba: what I meant is this is not
the site for asking about acestream or sopcast
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22[00:06:11] <teraflops> answering to my own sentence
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23[00:06:20] <baraba> ok
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25[00:06:39] <ProfessorKaos64> if I want to make more than one
snapshot version of a package in a day (e.g.
vkquake_0.30+[DATE]git), how shoudl i handle upping the version?
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44[00:15:00] <babilen> ProfessorKaos64: Ask in #debian-mentors
on irc.oftc.net -- You probably want to include something
monotonically increasing after the date
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50[00:15:56] <babilen> Ah, cross posted already
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51[00:15:58] <babilen> nvm
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56[00:16:34] <ProfessorKaos64> I did, just thought i'd
ask. I was thinking of going with 20160802.081813
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57[00:16:35] <bakwards> Why use a crossover why not just use a
switcj
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64[00:18:55] <Akuw> to install xen virtualization the package
name is xen-hipervisor ?
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66[00:19:20] <babilen> ProfessorKaos64: As in the timestamp ?
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67[00:19:28] <Akuw> there is xen-hipervisor and
xen-hupervisor-4.4
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68[00:19:43] <vook> !xen
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69[00:19:43] <dpkg> Xen is an open source virtual machine
monitor / hypervisor, allowing several guest operating systems to
execute concurrently on the same system. Provides paravirtualization
(requiring guest OSs to be modified/ported) and hardware-assisted
virtualization (for running guests unmodified). For detailed help,
see
replaced-url
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70[00:19:45] <ProfessorKaos64> yea. Just trying to make my
version of the package, if building more than 1 in a day, versioning
sane
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71[00:19:50] <Akuw> sorry, there is xen-hipervisor and
xen-hipervisor-4.4
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73[00:20:15] <vook> xen-hypervisor is a virtual package, links
to en-hypervisor-4.4-amd64
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74[00:20:19] <ProfessorKaos64> Or
${date_short}git+bsos${pkgrev}-${debrev}
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76[00:20:53] <babilen> bsos?
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79[00:21:14] <babilen> I tend to have git before the data
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81[00:21:17] <babilen> *date
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82[00:21:25] <ProfessorKaos64> that was left over from another
build, deb8 whichever, I do packaging for steamos too
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85[00:22:00] <bakwards> python
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97[00:25:47] <Akuw> in jessie xen-linux-system is not in main
package
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98[00:26:50] <vook> it is in my jessie
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99[00:27:04] <Akuw> ?
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100[00:27:13] <Wally> Gah.. my works internet is so broken that
the ssh prompts are logging and my password is being put in the
clear..
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102[00:27:23] <vook> you need more than just the hypervisor, you
need the toolstack, etc.
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103[00:27:32] <missmbob> no it's not.
xen-linux-system-3.16.0-4-amd64
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104[00:27:45] <Wally> is it in a backport?
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105[00:27:52] <Akuw> i guess
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107[00:28:11] <Akuw> becuase in main is not there
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108[00:28:13] <missmbob> xen-linux-system-amd64 is available
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110[00:29:26] <vook> hmm, here 'xen-linux-system'
installs the exact same packages as ..-amd64
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111[00:29:39] <vook> but I have backports enabled
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113[00:29:46] <missmbob> ,v xen-linux-system
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114[00:29:47] <judd> No package named
'xen-linux-system' was found in amd64.
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115[00:29:49] <Akuw> is in wheezy
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116[00:29:51] <missmbob> that includes backports
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117[00:29:54] <missmbob> right, wheezy
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118[00:29:57] <missmbob> not jessie
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120[00:30:04] * iKarith would just like to say that Atom D410 w/ i915
KMS driver is damned near a paperweight on Linux. :P I spent days
trying to figure out how to get a resolution other than 1024x768 out
of the thing, and to actually get half the console to not be
off-screen. :P
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121[00:30:16] <Akuw> then in jessie i have to install
xen-hypervisor?
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122[00:30:27] <vook> actually, no, I don't have backports
enabled
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124[00:30:37] <missmbob> no you install the amd64 package i
mentioned earlier
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125[00:30:38] <vook> just main contrib non-free, only jessie
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126[00:30:52] <pk64> I just ended up going with
"vkquake_0.30+20160802git+deb1-1" something like that
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128[00:31:03] <missmbob> vook: p.d.o disagrees with you as well
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129[00:31:30] <vook> I don't know what there is to debate -
I'm just saying it exists in my system
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131[00:32:19] <rogfish> Hi all! Im trying to use my gps dongle
(made for the ar drone) on my debian netbook. Anyone know if this
works, and if I need some kind of software to take use of it?
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133[00:32:25] <rogfish> Viking cant find my location
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135[00:32:49] <axc1298> when does debian 9 go into freeze?
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136[00:33:03] <vook> missmbob: it's because I'm using
aptitude search, not apt-cache search
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137[00:33:31] <missmbob> axc1298:
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140[00:34:13] <axc1298> thanks
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143[00:35:24] <Akuw> i just added contrib non-free but
xen-linux-system is not there
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144[00:35:38] <missmbob> because it's not in jessie...
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145[00:35:54] <missmbob> guess i should just stop talking
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146[00:35:59] <vook> Akuw: it'll show up if you use
aptitude, but it's the same as xen-linux-system-amd64. Yes, it
is in jessie with aptitude, which has more virtual package options
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153[00:37:10] <Akuw> aptitude search xen-linux-system show no
package
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155[00:37:42] <vook> who cares? just install
xen-linux-system-amd64
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156[00:38:07] <missmbob> like i said forever ago.
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158[00:38:37] <Akuw> not there
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159[00:38:56] <missmbob> ,v xen-linux-system-amd64
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160[00:38:57] <judd> Package: xen-linux-system-amd64 on amd64 --
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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161[00:39:04] <vook>
replaced-url
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162[00:39:06] <missmbob> yeah, that one shows up in jessie and
jessie-backports
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164[00:40:11] <vook> like I said forever ago
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166[00:42:07] <missmbob> vook: this was a wheezy box before and
upgraded to jessie, right?
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167[00:43:11] <vook> It's possible, but I'm not sure
why old packages from 2 years ago would be showing up now.
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168[00:43:25] <missmbob> in your local database it stays. it saw
it once.
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171[00:43:49] <vook> really now? So when I remove a repo, like
owncloud for example, those packages will still show up? I think not
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175[00:44:23] <missmbob> vook: okay. try it. or give a reason
why judd and p.d.o and everyone else can't find it in jessie
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185[00:49:10] <vook> ok, concede, I do not know. I had no idea
that debian kept every package in the repo that it's ever seen
until the end of time, whether it's present anywhere in the
sources or not.
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186[00:50:12] <TomTomTosch> it doesn't...
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187[00:50:57] <vook> so why is it keeping wheezy packages (from
repos that were long ago removed)?
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189[00:51:35] <vook> and why does this wheezy virtual package
install the exact same packages as the jessie virtual package?
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190[00:51:44] <vook> seems like it'd be pulling something a
bit older.
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192[00:52:48] <vook> so there must be some function in the
process, moving from wheezy to jessie, in which the old link is
deliberately retained and repointed
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199[00:55:23] <TomTomTosch> it's a virtual package provided
by xen-linux-system-amd64, that's why judd and p.d.o don't
show it.
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200[00:56:06] <vook> yeah, that makes more sense
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237[01:15:28] <slbtc> I need help on lxde and xfce I'm not
getting any sound
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238[01:15:49] <slbtc> I have alsamixer and pavucontrol installed
both pick up sound but I can't hear it from my HDTV speakers or
my headphones.
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239[01:16:29] <Wally> have you set pulseaudio / alsa order?
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240[01:16:39] <slbtc> ?
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241[01:16:41] <Wally> there's some trickery with the config
files.. It's a PITA
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246[01:17:16] <slbtc> sounds complicated. but I need sound so
I'll go through it if I have to.
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247[01:17:39] <Wally> I don't remember the specifics.
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253[01:19:01] <awal1_> slbtc, play with profil stuff in
configuration tab of pavuctrl
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255[01:19:09] <Wally> .asound.rc or something
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256[01:19:10] <Wally> I wish someone would make it easier.
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259[01:20:29] <awal1_> qasmixer helps sometimes
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262[01:23:25] <slbtc> Wally: if I were to use external speakers
would it be picked up by debian automatically or would I still have
to configure it?
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271[01:28:26] <Wally> try it?
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274[01:28:48] <zyley> slbtc, i think i can partially help, what
command "aplay -l" show up, use paste.debian.net
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284[01:30:45] <slbtc> zyley:
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291[01:32:24] <zyley> basically put, you only have one card, so
you don't need /etc/asound/conf ...
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294[01:32:50] <zyley> is it classic yet again, volume down
and/or mute
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297[01:33:25] <slbtc> zyley: so what do you suggest I do?
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298[01:33:46] <slbtc> zyley: it says there's sound but I
can't hear it. and nothing's muted
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299[01:34:04] <slbtc> I tried headphones and the built in sound
from my HDTV
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302[01:34:21] <slbtc> in alsamixer it says the headphones are on
but there's no volume
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304[01:34:52] <slbtc> like how there is on the other sound
profiles like the master sound front end ect..
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308[01:35:42] <slbtc> zyley: what if I were to remove pulse and
reinstall it?
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314[01:36:34] <zyley> do you have desktop or laptop ...
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317[01:37:14] <zyley> desktops usually have two connectors. one
in the back and one in the front
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324[01:39:19] <zyley> *audio connectors
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326[01:39:56] <slbtc> zyley: desktop
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327[01:40:14] <slbtc> zyley: I tried both with my headphones
still nothing
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330[01:41:11] <slbtc> zyley they did work once though the first
time I had them plugged in but ever since I restarted and I wanted
to get the speakers for my HDTV monitor to work the headphones as of
now cease to work :/
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332[01:41:55] <zyley> what does "aplay
/usr/share/sounds/alsa/Noise.wav" do ...
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333[01:42:22] <slbtc> zyley: I think the problem is that
I'm using an old dell desktop and I heard sound for dell with
linux is weirdly setup
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338[01:44:34] <slbtc> zyley: sorry what's the command to
paste it to dpaste.com in the terminal? My browsers are acting up
they're open but they won't appear
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343[01:45:40] <zyley> did you mean "aplay
/usr/share/sounds/alsa/Noise.wav"
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344[01:45:49] <TomTomTosch> !pastebinit
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345[01:45:49] <dpkg> pastebinit is a command-line tool to send
data to a <pastebin>. NOTE: Debian 6.0 "Squeeze"
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351[01:46:44] <slbtc> TomTomTosch: that's what I was
looking for thanks
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356[01:48:03] <zyley> slbtc, i don't see hdmi audio device
so getting sound through hdmi might be impossible
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357[01:48:33] <slbtc> zyley: well it is connected through serial
not hdmi port
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361[01:51:32] <zyley> serial ...now i'm lost ...do you mean
3.5mm audio jacks
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362[01:51:47] <Wally> lol
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378[01:56:02] <slbtc> zyley:
replaced-url
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390[01:58:29] <zyley> did you hear anything
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398[02:01:53] <slbtc> zyley: no nothing
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402[02:02:27] <reifange> hi
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403[02:02:41] <reifange> can
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404[02:03:05] * jim opens a can
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409[02:04:03] <slbtc> zyley: I even tried out HDAJackRetask and
overridden headphones
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410[02:04:11] <slbtc> still no sound from headphone
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416[02:07:24] <bazhang> slbtc, what about with pavucontrol and
padevchooser
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419[02:08:17] <slbtc> padevchooser?
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421[02:08:31] <jim> reifange, if you have a question, feel free
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423[02:09:19] <bazhang> slbtc, yes, thats the correct package
name
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424[02:09:30] <bazhang> pulse audio device chooser
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425[02:09:36] <reifange> thanks.
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429[02:10:15] <slbtc> bazhang: Ok let me try that
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430[02:10:55] <slbtc> unable to locate package padevchooser
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432[02:11:09] <bazhang> I hope you check for not muted in
alsamixer
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434[02:11:40] <slbtc> bazhang: it's unmuted but
there's no sound bar to indicate that it's working like
everything else is at 100
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435[02:11:44] <bazhang> ,v pavucontrol
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436[02:11:44] <slbtc> the headphones are 00
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437[02:11:45] <judd> Package: pavucontrol on amd64 -- squeeze:
0.9.9-1; wheezy: 1.0-1; jessie: 2.0-3; stretch: 3.0-3+b2; sid:
3.0-3+b2
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438[02:12:10] <bazhang> set PCM to 80 slbtc
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439[02:12:11] <slbtc> no option to control the volume in
alsamixer
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441[02:12:24] <slbtc> PCM Is at 100
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442[02:12:39] <bazhang> set it to 80
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443[02:12:56] <slbtc> k did that
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444[02:13:12] <slbtc> master is muted
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447[02:13:29] <bazhang> unmute it
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451[02:13:33] <slbtc> that might be from the HDAJackRetask thing
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455[02:14:07] <slbtc> Surround and center are at 100 as well
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457[02:14:38] <slbtc> and I unmuted the master sound
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464[02:17:33] <bazhang> PCM is the one you dont want a 100
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465[02:17:51] <bazhang> .v paprefs
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466[02:17:58] <bazhang> augh
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467[02:18:09] <bazhang> ,v paprefs
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469[02:18:10] <judd> Package: paprefs on amd64 -- squeeze:
0.9.9-2; jessie: 0.9.10-1; wheezy: 0.9.10-1; stretch: 0.9.10-2; sid:
0.9.10-2
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474[02:18:35] <Guest34406> sry fail
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475[02:18:42] <slbtc> bazhang: ok well it's at 80
headphones still 00 no way to change it but it's active
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476[02:19:05] <Wally> Are there any plans to make audio in
debian more.. awesome
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477[02:19:27] <bazhang> slbtc, did you try with pavuctonrl yet
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481[02:19:32] <bazhang> pavucontrol
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482[02:19:34] <slbtc> how about more compatible with dell
desktops? >.>
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483[02:19:51] <slbtc> bazhang: no option for headphones in
pavucontrol
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485[02:20:05] <bazhang> Wally, thats a feature of your
soundcard, not debian
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487[02:20:30] <bazhang> what soundcard do you have Wally
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488[02:20:33] <Wally> I mean like a proper gui front end to
customize audio crap and auto detection of devices.
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490[02:20:48] <Wally> Like any other sane os
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491[02:21:01] <jmcnaught> slbtc: i have sometimes found
soundcards that work on Linux, but have some strangely named channel
muted that you can unmute in alsamixer. Sometimes the channel is
just an on/off option that you can toggle
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493[02:21:06] <bazhang> Wally, please answer my question
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495[02:21:17] <Wally> IDGAF. It's not my question
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496[02:21:29] <slbtc> bazhang: for output the only option is the
built-in audio. configuration says "no sound cards to
configure"
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497[02:21:53] <bazhang> Wally, you want more awesome, tell us
the sound card for the awesome-inization
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499[02:22:11] <Wally> I'm not running debian ATM.
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500[02:22:40] <jmcnaught> sound works out of the box for me on
almost every computer, and pulseaudio does have a decent gui with
pavucontrol or gnome's sound preferences
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503[02:23:01] <bazhang> Wally, you could still tell us the
actual sound card, there are some 'awesome, just like windows,
GUI THINGYs out there
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504[02:23:20] <Wally> I don't use Windows either..
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505[02:23:30] <Wally> Pretty sure it's just a realtek
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506[02:23:33] <bazhang> Wally, why are you here at all
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507[02:23:44] <Wally> because I have a debian Mac Mini at home..
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508[02:23:55] <Wally> Why are you such an angry little man?
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509[02:23:58] <slbtc> I stay away from windows like the plague
same with mac OSX and ubuntu
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510[02:24:05] <Wally> Good for you
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511[02:24:13] <bazhang> Wally, did you want a link to the gui
thingy or not
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512[02:24:29] <Wally> oh you were trying to give advise..
bazhang sorry.
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514[02:24:34] <Wally> I don't really need a GUI :)
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515[02:24:42] <bazhang> whoa what angry little man
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516[02:24:45] <Wally> The Mini doesn't actually need sound
at all but please fire it at me!
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517[02:24:49] <bazhang> thast uncalled for
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518[02:24:52] <Wally> lol
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520[02:25:05] * Wally passes bazhang a lemon lime and bitters
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521[02:25:06] <Wally> phrasing.
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522[02:25:28] <Greek0> packaging question: how do I include a
setuid-root binary in a package when building with fakeroot?
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525[02:25:37] <Vainglory> Wally: So what specifically did you
want to ask?
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526[02:25:48] <Wally> Vainglory I didn't want to ask
anything.
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527[02:25:59] <Wally> I just lurk here usually
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529[02:26:07] <bazhang> here to rant it looks like
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530[02:26:15] <Wally> no m8
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531[02:26:25] <Wally> i'm here to learn and offer some
advice.
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532[02:26:27] <sm00th> wally I use kde for that most de's
have a gui for that stuff.
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533[02:26:38] <Wally> Yeah I haven't really looked at KDE
for a while.
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534[02:26:45] <Wally> I mostly use XFCE and mate.
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535[02:26:59] <sm00th> oh ya on xfce you might have to install
it yourself
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537[02:27:02] <Wally> Please don't take what I said the
wrong way. I know I could make something if I need to do stuff.
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539[02:27:10] <Wally> I don't need audio on the Mini,
it's purely a serer
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540[02:27:12] <Wally> *server
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544[02:28:25] <glick> hi, can anyone recommend a good VPN
provider
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545[02:28:25] <glick> ?
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546[02:28:37] <glick> for linux and mac
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547[02:28:40] <Wally> glick as we said in #MaOSX go to
#networking please.
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548[02:28:44] <Wally> #macosx*
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550[02:28:52] <glick> damn it! lol
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551[02:28:57] <glick> okay thanks
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552[02:28:59] <sm00th> glick, the one that sponsors freenode
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553[02:29:07] <Vainglory> glick: PrivateInternetAccess
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554[02:29:11] <sm00th> ya that one
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555[02:29:20] <glick> that one only has 3000IP addresses
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556[02:29:21] <sm00th> top notch
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557[02:29:30] <Vainglory> glick: why would it matter?
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558[02:29:32] <sm00th> well then i guess it depends whats
important to you
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560[02:29:57] <glick> cause thats can be sifted through real
quick
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561[02:30:02] * Wally glares at iWaldo
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562[02:30:16] <sypher> glick: Then build your own.
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564[02:30:26] <glick> i cant join networking
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565[02:30:49] <glick> no sypher
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567[02:31:01] <sm00th> seems lik you know all there is to know
about vpns, we should be asking you for advice lol
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569[02:31:09] <missmbob> it's ##networking. and you
probably need a registered nick. /msg nickserv help
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570[02:31:15] <glick> ahhh
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571[02:31:16] <glick> thanks
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572[02:31:29] <sypher> glick: Exactly. Don't ask for
people's recommendations and then nay-say them based on
criteria that you think you need that you haven't communicated.
If you're that smart, build your own.
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574[02:31:50] <glick> ok sypher thanks
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575[02:32:22] <sm00th> how many servers should a vpn have? and
why does it matter?
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576[02:33:40] * Vainglory coughs sounds sketchy coughs
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578[02:34:35] <sypher> Probably.
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579[02:35:28] <sm00th> Vainglory, your name reminds me of
company flow - Legends
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580[02:35:45] <Vainglory> sm00th: i'm not sure what that
means
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581[02:35:59] <sm00th> Vainglorious
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583[02:36:28] <sm00th> Denomination of commonly monstrous
Caution blow the unit's sensation
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587[02:37:01] <sm00th> Vainglory,
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594[02:39:40] <sm00th> eh alot of those lyrics are wrong
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595[02:39:55] <themill> offtopic much?
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596[02:40:00] <sm00th> haha
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619[03:00:46] <awal1_> slbtc, pasystray is really util
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620[03:01:38] <awal1_> when I plug external usb audio headsets
... pavucontrol dont list them, but pasystray yes
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621[03:02:26] <awal1_> right clic in the systray icon and
I'm able to select default device, sources and sink
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625[03:03:13] <Jaggz> My netinst usb Kris rebooting when i
select a bit option
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626[03:03:17] <Jaggz> Keeps
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627[03:04:07] <awal1_> padevchooser is no longuer available in
stretch/sid
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630[03:04:39] <awal1_> I think padevchooser function are now
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632[03:05:48] <awal1_> sound is a serious problem sometimes and
hard to solve it
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633[03:05:56] <Jaggz> I've tried fb=false vga=normal
acpi=off
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635[03:06:32] <thenewone1> Hi guys
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636[03:06:35] <thenewone1> i'm runing debian8
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637[03:06:41] <thenewone1> why i can't find wayland in the
repo ?
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640[03:08:00] <Jaggz> Awal
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642[03:08:25] <Jaggz> awal1_ have you tried the alsa sync stuff?
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643[03:08:30] <Jaggz>
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644[03:08:47] <missmbob> thenewone1: you're probably
looking for weston. and it sucks right now. i wouldn't use it
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645[03:08:52] <Jaggz> Not the same typee of device, but maybe it
helps
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647[03:09:40] <thenewone1> missmbob, ok we just get enough from
xorg because it's oldddddddd so much :)
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648[03:09:48] <awal1_> Jaggz, will check that, ok
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649[03:10:00] <Jaggz> Deal!
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650[03:10:04] <thenewone1> ok i found xwayland
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651[03:10:07] <thenewone1> not wayland :)
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652[03:10:22] <awal1_> right now I have no problems, but just
sometimes when the external audio stuff are usb
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684[03:28:49] <Sabotender> greetings, in debian, the best way to
completely clone a drive from one to another is the dd command, yes?
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685[03:31:32] <rgwu> To copy raw bytes, yes. To copy files
between differing filesystems, rsync is your friend.
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687[03:32:02] <rjsalts> Sabotender: there are also tools that
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688[03:32:31] <Sabotender> meh, just looking for the quick &
dirty method
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689[03:33:07] <rjsalts> Sabotender: e.g. dd will spend time
copying all the 0s, there are some backup utilities which compress
that. dd is pretty quick and dirty and has much less setup than said
tools though
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690[03:33:12] <Sabotender> im cloning a small drive (30gb) to a
larger one (120GB) because 30gb is ridiculously small
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692[03:33:25] <Sabotender> i can expand the partition later
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694[03:33:32] <missmbob> !clonezilla
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695[03:33:33] <dpkg> Clonezilla Live is a live CD based on
Debian, providing disk/partition cloning functionality similar to
Symantec Ghost. Basically a front-end to <partimage>,
<partclone>, <ntfsclone>, sfdisk and others.
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697[03:33:51] <rgwu> You should create the filesystem and rsync
the files over.
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698[03:34:02] <rgwu> Especially if you don't care about the
time.
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701[03:34:38] <iflema> cp -a
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703[03:35:02] <k_sze[work]> ldconfig is idempotent, right?
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704[03:35:05] <missmbob> cp is probably the worst method
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706[03:35:18] <ryouma> cp is as fast as rsync the first time, i
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707[03:35:21] <rgwu> rsync can at least continue in case of
power failure or something like that.
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708[03:35:25] <k_sze[work]> I can run it many times and the
result would be the same?
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711[03:35:52] <ryouma> if rsync
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712[03:36:03] <ryouma> oh oops you asked about ldconfig
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861[04:58:30] <Jaggz> I can't get ubuntu or debian
install's to get further than a split second after hitting
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864[05:00:19] <jmcnaught> Jaggz: which debian iso did you try,
what is the file name or URL? how did you copy it to a boot device,
what command did you use?
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878[05:03:41] <Jaggz> it was from a family member with photos
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883[05:05:41] <Jaggz> so much time!
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993[05:46:05] <AkQ> hi ! i installed Debian on my OVH server 3
days ago with basic LAMP and few other minor packages - but now OVH
manager says that the disk space is running out (24,95gb / 25gb
used) :S how can i detect what is taking space
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995[05:46:06] <TomTomTosch> blubee: there is always the 4.6
kernel in jessie-backports. a little less unpredictable.
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999[05:47:21] <cq1> Has anyone else noticed that 4.6 kernel
changes to get_user_pages totally break installing CUDA and the
nvidia-driver package? Does anyone know any workaround?
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1000[05:47:23] <TomTomTosch> AkQ: /var/log is a good place to
start. sometimes log files like to fill up.
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1003[05:48:37] <AkQ> TomTomTosch: my /var/log is taking 672k so
it's not that right?
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1006[05:49:52] <AkQ> i checked with df -h and it says this:
replaced-url
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1008[05:50:38] <AkQ> it makes me think that something is wrong -
either my server is already compromised (!) or OVH manager is
somehow wrong .. how is that even possible, no idea :o
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was wondering if anyone knows how to get pcmanfm to recognize my
android phone
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1024[06:00:04] <rjsalts> AkQ: how is OVH monitoring the server?
ssh? snmp? something else? maybe they're getting the data from
the wrong source, or are caching data from some bogus response
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1029[06:02:58] <AkQ> rjsalts: no idea :o
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1030[06:03:32] <sypher> OVH is one of the worst hosting providers
on Earth.
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1031[06:03:39] <AkQ> it's cheap x)
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1032[06:03:49] <sypher> AkQ: You get LESS than you pay for with
them.
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1033[06:04:32] <rjsalts> I've had much worse hosting
providers than ovh
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1034[06:04:37] <AkQ> sypher: well you got better option? :/ i
couldn't find any cheap VPS with *fasT* ssd and good single
core performance - at least they offer nvme ssd and 3,1ghz cpu with
9,90e/m
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worse than OVH. Then again, I don't try to look.
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1040[06:10:13] <AkQ> sypher so where is better?
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1041[06:10:16] <sypher> AkQ: What are your actual needs?
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1044[06:10:48] <AkQ> single core speed is my top priority and
also disk speed
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1045[06:10:59] <sypher> AkQ: Okay, clarifying. What are you doing
with it?
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1046[06:11:07] <AkQ> mmorpg-server
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1048[06:12:20] <AkQ> for these requirements, the ovh cloud vps
looked like the perfect solution - ofc it won't be but a
temporary, the server will grow and i will have to move on a
dedicated game-server on some point
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1073[06:25:25] <Ori_B> Hey, I
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1074[06:25:33] <Ori_B> ...am failing at typing.
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1077[06:26:32] <Ori_B> I am also having trouble with opendkim
under systemd.
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1080[06:26:56] <Ori_B>
replaced-url
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1083[06:27:45] <Ori_B> it looks like it's trying to be run
with the '-P' option with no parameter, which is supposed
to take a pidfile parameter.
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1088[06:28:59] <Ori_B> now, I can edit that file, but then
systemd complains about the file having changed on disk, and gives
me a command that clobbers it.
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1089[06:29:04] <Ori_B> how do I go about fixing the problem?
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1133[06:55:35] <Ori_B> ok, had to reboot.
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1135[06:55:53] <Ori_B> so... should I repost the question?
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1138[06:57:39] <jmcnaught> Ori_B: which version of Debian are you
using?
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1140[06:58:31] <jmcnaught> Ori_B: i use opendkim, but it has an
init script, not a systemd service unit on jessie as far as i can
tell
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1141[06:58:56] <Ori_B> jmcnaught: testing.
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1142[06:59:15] <jmcnaught> Ori_B: running a mail server on
testing sounds like a bad idea
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1143[06:59:48] <Ori_B> this is the first problem I've had in
about a decade of doing it.
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1144[07:00:04] <jmcnaught> Ori_B:
replaced-url
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1145[07:00:05] <judd> Bug
replaced-url
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1146[07:00:27] <jmcnaught> Ori_B: testing is usually the last to
get security updates, and stuff changes and breaks in it sometimes
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1149[07:01:01] <Ori_B> yes, it looks similar
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1150[07:01:29] <jmcnaught> Ori_B: oh i see, the fixed package
looks like it's still in experimental
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1151[07:01:35] <jmcnaught> ,v opendkim
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1152[07:01:36] <judd> Package: opendkim on amd64 -- squeeze:
2.0.1+dfsg-1; squeeze-backports: 2.6.8-4~bpo60+1; wheezy: 2.6.8-4;
jessie: 2.9.2-2; sid: 2.10.3-5; stretch: 2.10.3-5; experimental:
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1154[07:02:15] <Ori_B> I looked at /etc/default/opendkim, but it
doesn't seem to have a comment at the end of it :/
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1157[07:03:02] <jmcnaught> what about the order that parameters
are in?
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1158[07:04:15] <Ori_B> where?
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1159[07:05:15] <Ori_B> DAEMON_OPTS="-x /etc/opendkim.conf -u
$USER -P $PIDFILE $DAEMON_OPTS"
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1160[07:05:29] <Ori_B> somehow, when it gets through to systemd,
the '$PIDFILE' seems to not make it through.
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1162[07:06:22] <jmcnaught> Ori_B: did you see messages #35 and
#42 in that bug?
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1164[07:07:12] <Ori_B> so, for #35, when I try to remove it by
hand, systemd complains that the file has changed and forces me to
edit it again.
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1165[07:07:19] <Ori_B> [will repro and paste output, give me a
second.]
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1167[07:08:12] <jmcnaught> Ori_B: did you run "systemctl
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1171[07:10:51] <Ori_B> by "service unit", you mean
/lib/systemd/system/opendkim.service?
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1172[07:11:03] <jmcnaught> yes
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1173[07:11:43] <jmcnaught> Ori_B: note that in #42 the maintainer
is moving the -p argument to the front, not removing it
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1174[07:12:27] <jmcnaught> Ori_B: oh also you don't want to
edit /lib/systemd/system/opendkim.service, copy it to
/etc/systemd/systemd/ and makes changes to that file
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1175[07:13:07] <Ori_B> so, whatever starting the service does
seems to regenerate the bogus file.
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1177[07:13:25] <Ori_B> ah, just noticed
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1178[07:13:29] <Ori_B> ExecStartPre=-/bin/sh
/lib/opendkim/opendkim.service.generate
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1181[07:14:16] <Ori_B> which probably.. yep. it's buggy.
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1182[07:14:28] <jmcnaught> Ori_B: i'm not using opendkim on
any testing systems so i'm not quite sure how the systemd units
work, like i said on jessie it's still an LSB init script
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1183[07:14:31] <jmcnaught> but it works
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1184[07:14:59] <Ori_B> opendkim.service.generate checks
/etc/default/opendkim
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1185[07:15:13] <Ori_B> if that exists, it skips setting the
defaults for things like RUNDIR, PIDFILE, ...
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1187[07:15:57] <Ori_B> but /etc/defaults only sets the process.
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1188[07:16:35] <Ori_B> it should probably set them, and then
source /etc/defaults/opendkim to override them, not sure.
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1189[07:16:47] <Ori_B> either way, easy fix; set everything in
/etc/defaults.
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1190[07:17:14] <Ori_B> that fixed it.
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1191[07:17:15] <Ori_B> thanks.
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1236[07:40:06] <jmcnaught> Ori_B: oh i didn't notice but it
looks like the version in unstable was fixed too. opendkim 2.10.3-5
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1241[07:42:25] <Ori_B> jmcnaught: ah, in any case, I've got
a workaround for now. :)
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1243[07:43:28] <gonano> i'm going to install debian 8.5, how
is it working?
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1244[07:44:14] <ransur0t> gonano: very broad question ... so,
what hardware will you be installing upon?
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1245[07:45:28] <gonano> i know, but my english is not too
expresive :D
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1246[07:46:12] <gonano> It's a notebook with 2Gb RAM 2.2GHz,
and thats all
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1247[07:46:23] <gonano> she has 6 years now
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1248[07:46:54] <ransur0t> it'll run fine, biggest
consideration will be the desktop you choose ...
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1249[07:47:05] <anonnumberanon> apt-get dist-upgrade wants to
install Firefox ESR. Why? I'm running Iceweasel 38.7.1
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1252[07:47:29] <ransur0t> jessie made the switch to Firefox a few
months back ....
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1253[07:47:30] <anonnumberanon> Also this seems to show the
browser is a strainer
replaced-url
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1254[07:47:49] <jmcnaught> anonnumberanon:
replaced-url
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1255[07:47:54] <gonano> thank you
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1256[07:48:00] <ransur0t> yw
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1259[07:48:38] <gonano> yeah, i was using debian 8.0 with xfce
and it accomplished the expectations
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1261[07:49:26] <gonano> but while i was tocuhing some files, the
graphic interface crashed and didn't know how to solve it
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1262[07:50:21] <ransur0t> have you tried a apt-get dist-upgrade?
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1264[07:50:39] <gonano> ehemmm
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1265[07:50:40] <gonano> me?
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1266[07:50:45] <ransur0t> yes
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1267[07:50:57] <anonnumberanon> "may lead to the execution
of arbitrary code" in the context of a browser, how dangerous
to the OS?
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1270[07:51:47] <gonano> i don't know how to connect to WiFi
from the terminal
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1271[07:51:54] <gonano> I'll probe
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1272[07:52:15] <jmcnaught> gonano: try nmtui
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1273[07:52:43] <ransur0t>
replaced-url
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1274[07:52:50] <gonano> alright
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1275[07:53:19] <gonano> i don't remember the problem, but i
touched a very sensible file
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1278[07:53:43] <ransur0t> have you tried a virus scan with
clamav?
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1279[07:54:17] <gonano> yes, nothing there
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1280[07:54:42] <gonano> one of these days i'll let you know
how your advices worked
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1283[07:57:16] <jmcnaught> gonano: what was the file that you
modified?
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1284[07:57:34] <gonano> I don't remember hermano
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1287[07:58:14] <jmcnaught> gonano: is Debian installed on the
computer but it has a problem starting?
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1289[07:59:20] <gonano> it is installed, but when it starts there
is no graphics at all, just the login from a tty
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1290[07:59:23] <jmcnaught> anonnumberanon: it could be if
combined with a privilege escalation exploit. also consider that the
browser runs as your regular user that owns all your files
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1292[08:00:10] <jmcnaught> gonano: "systemctl status
display-manager.service" any clues there?
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1294[08:00:56] <mi11k1> is there a DVD image x86 that I can just
copy to a SD card?
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1295[08:01:44] <mi11k1> sorry I didn't mean DVD
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1296[08:01:48] <anonnumberanon> mi11k1's question brings
back some desperate memories
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1297[08:01:53] <mi11k1> or do you like just installed to get the
card and then just DD to make an image for future use
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1298[08:02:19] <gonano> don't know jmcnaught
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1299[08:02:28] <gonano> i'll let you know
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1300[08:02:38] <jmcnaught> mi11k1: what are you trying to install
Debian on?
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1301[08:02:49] <gonano> i'm a fan of linux, but some things
exceed my knowledges
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1302[08:03:11] <jmcnaught> gonano: that checks the status of your
display manager, the program that provides a graphical login
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1304[08:03:20] <mi11k1> I just have a single core Athlon and I
just need to use it as a server temporarily
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1306[08:03:25] <gonano> sorry for my english
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1307[08:03:40] <gonano> ok
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1308[08:03:44] <mi11k1> it has Debian on it now, but I need to
run it off of fresh SD card
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1311[08:04:18] <jmcnaught> mi11k1: are you planning on booting
the installer from the SD card, or installing Debian onto the SD
card?
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1312[08:04:26] <mi11k1> I don't want to make any predictions
or anything, it runs off an SD card, but I don't have a copy of
that image I was just wondering if I could if there's an image
exist that I can just DD it to a card and boot
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1313[08:04:49] <mi11k1> partitions*
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1316[08:05:25] <mi11k1> yeah, I need to run it off an SD card or
USB
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1317[08:05:37] <mi11k1> just hoping I can skip the install
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1318[08:06:08] <jmcnaught> mi11k1: if you cannot make an image of
what's running now and use that, you should run debootstrap or
the installer and install Debian to the new boot device
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1320[08:06:21] <mi11k1> there's a deviant it's true I
tried one time maybe bunson
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1323[08:06:37] <mi11k1> debian*
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1325[08:08:00] <mi11k1> jmcnaught: I've never done that
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1327[08:08:15] <jmcnaught> mi11k1: you've never run the
debian installer?
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1328[08:08:30] <mi11k1> maybe it's a good time to learn, no
make an image
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1330[08:08:48] <jmcnaught> mi11k1: fortunately there's an
excellent install manual:
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1332[08:09:18] <mi11k1> I'm pretty new, I'm pretty
decent, a lot of stuff tried yet
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1333[08:09:26] <jmcnaught> gonano: if you want people to look at
the output of commands that they've suggested you can use
replaced-url
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1335[08:09:52] <jmcnaught> gonano: in your IRC client do
"/msg dpkg pastebinit" for a way to paste from the command
line
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1336[08:10:19] <gonano> thank you so much!
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1337[08:10:23] <jmcnaught> gonano: you could for example put
/var/log/Xorg.0.log on the paste site with pastebinit
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1338[08:10:28] <gonano> i was going to format everything
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1339[08:10:48] <mi11k1> windows style format
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1342[08:11:13] <mi11k1> a: your c: and del your ..
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1344[08:11:35] <mi11k1> then run 15 hours of upgrades
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1346[08:12:07] <gonano> it's just a saying
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1347[08:12:25] <gonano> i was going to remove everything because
my partitions are a mess
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1349[08:12:41] <mi11k1> well just make sure you have at least
half a screen of toolbars in your browser
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1350[08:12:51] <gonano> doing a bootable usb
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1351[08:13:10] <jim_carry> my lanuage fonts are not displayable
well in chromium. Can anyone help me?
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1352[08:13:37] <mi11k1> change your fonts
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1353[08:14:03] <jim_carry> doesn't work
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1354[08:14:06] <gonano> why? millkl
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1355[08:14:12] <mi11k1> or learn a new language
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1356[08:14:23] <mi11k1> I dunno I'm just being a jerk
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1357[08:14:27] <mi11k1> sorry
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1359[08:14:46] <jim_carry> mi11k1: okay jerk
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1360[08:14:48] <mi11k1> I'll go into Ubuntu to be a jerk
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1361[08:15:22] <mi11k1> sorry Jim carry what language is your
preference?
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1362[08:15:44] <jim_carry> Punjabi
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1363[08:16:04] <mi11k1> your system is default punjabi?
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1366[08:16:32] <jim_carry> No english I only open some punjabi
websites, rest all my work in english
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1367[08:16:33] <mi11k1> and just chromium isn't rendering
the fonts?
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1368[08:16:37] <jim> hmm?
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1369[08:16:54] <Wally> You're missing some rendering system
I reckon, Unicode?
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1370[08:16:54] <mi11k1> just use translate maybe ?
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1371[08:16:56] <jim_carry> I open websites only in chromium
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1372[08:17:14] <mi11k1> what's one of the sites ?
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1374[08:17:22] <jmcnaught> jim_carry: do you have fonts-guru
installed?
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1375[08:17:40] <jim_carry> jmcnaught: Where should I install, in
chromium?
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1378[08:18:00] <jmcnaught> jim_carry: it is a Debian package that
you can install with apt-get
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1379[08:18:05] <mi11k1> I have terminator I never resolved with
fonts screwing up
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1380[08:18:09] <jim_carry> I am on arch :P
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1381[08:18:11] <mi11k1> no apt
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1382[08:18:18] <Wally> So why are you asking here?
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1383[08:18:19] <mi11k1> search apt
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1384[08:18:24] <mi11k1> haha
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1385[08:18:29] <jim_carry> Wally: No one helping me thats why
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1386[08:18:35] <mi11k1> oh shit
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1387[08:18:40] <jim_carry> But its linux issue
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1388[08:18:45] <mi11k1> just translate the page
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1389[08:18:45] <Wally> Kinda expected..
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1390[08:18:47] <Wally> lol
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1391[08:18:48] <jmcnaught> jim_carry: try asking in the arch
channel, or ##linux
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1392[08:18:56] <Wally> It's not really a good solution
though mi11k1
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1393[08:19:05] <Wally> jim_carry have you added punjabi to
Chromium?
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1394[08:19:15] <Wally>
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1395[08:19:16] <jim_carry> I have asked on arch channel.
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1396[08:19:31] <jim_carry> In system I have installed punjabi
fonts but they not displayed well
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1397[08:19:33] <Wally> You need to explicitally add languages
IMHO
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1398[08:19:37] <jim_carry> jmcnaught: mi11k1 is jerk
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1400[08:19:55] <Wally> Could be graphics drivers?
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1401[08:20:04] <jmcnaught> jim_carry: this channel is only for
Debian. On Debian there is a fonts-guru package that you could
install. You'll need to be patient and wait for an answer in
#arch
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1402[08:20:05] <mi11k1> I'm not being a jerk anymore
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1403[08:20:21] <gonano> ajjjjaa
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1404[08:20:25] <gonano> stop please
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1405[08:20:26] <Wally> perhaps yeah ask in ##linux :)
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1406[08:20:27] <mi11k1> yah I had to turn off advances setting
about using acceleration
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1407[08:20:30] <jim_carry> It's been 2 days I don't get
solution
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1408[08:20:38] <mi11k1> what's that a dress
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1409[08:20:40] <Wally> We understand you're frustrated aye.
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1410[08:20:58] <mi11k1> haha what is that address you put into
the bar for all those hidden Futures and chromium?
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1411[08:21:13] <Wally> about::plugins isn't it?
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1412[08:21:28] <Wally> I dunno. I use Safari.
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1413[08:21:30] <mi11k1> I only checked it out once I've
never actually changed anything, but there's tons of stuff in
there
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1414[08:21:53] <jim_carry> help me
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1415[08:22:00] <Wally> ...
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1416[08:22:03] <Wally> not with that attitude
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1418[08:22:07] <mi11k1> what's one of the urls
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1419[08:22:10] <Wally> unless you're going to pay me :P
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1420[08:22:12] <jmcnaught> jim_carry: you're welcome to give
Debian a try
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1421[08:22:16] <jim_carry> Wally: I can pay you bro
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1422[08:22:18] <jmcnaught> !ot
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1423[08:22:18] <dpkg> #debian is primarily a support channel for
Debian users. Please keep the discussions in #debian on-topic and
take longer discussions and non-support questions to
#debian-offtopic. Imagine the chaos if each of the hundreds of
people in the channel felt the need to wander off topic for a few
minutes every day.
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1424[08:22:40] <jim> jim_carry, only a little as far as I can
tell, and he's trying to be cool now... just curious... do you
have enough free (unpartitioned) disk space if you wanted to try
debian?
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1426[08:22:56] <mi11k1> run docket or a vm
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1427[08:23:07] <jim_carry> I am on petaboot system
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1428[08:23:11] <mi11k1> docker *
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1429[08:23:12] <jim_carry> pentaboot
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1430[08:23:16] <Wally> why?
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1431[08:23:25] <jim> oh, 5 oses?
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1432[08:23:29] <jim_carry> yesh
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1433[08:23:34] <Wally> crazy lol
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1434[08:23:45] <jim_carry> but arch is my main
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1435[08:23:49] <jim_carry> I am just learning stuff
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1436[08:23:58] <Wally> likewise :)
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1437[08:24:05] <jim> I see, because you were curious
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1438[08:24:14] <Wally> What OS's are you running other than
Arch? :)
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1439[08:24:27] <jim_carry> debian ubuntu fedora centos
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1441[08:24:39] <Wally> ah!
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1442[08:24:42] <jim> ohh, so you -do- run debian...
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1443[08:24:58] <Wally> Hey it's not a crime to want to run
other OS's
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1444[08:25:20] <mi11k1> can you make a profile for chromium
that's punjabi?
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1446[08:25:38] <Wally> does Chromium work with punjabi on other
OS's
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1447[08:25:49] <slax0r> 5? only reason I'm dual booting is
because I can't run the games I play on linux
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1448[08:25:53] <jim_carry> yeah I've tried on mac
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1449[08:25:54] <mi11k1> what desktop environment are you using?
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1450[08:25:56] <slax0r> I asume you're not trying to do that
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1452[08:25:58] <slax0r> so why not VM?
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1453[08:26:03] <Wally> Other than MacOS.
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1454[08:26:17] <jim> of course not... and, you could try to
install the punjabi stuff on debian and find out how here (you
don't have to do that now)
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1455[08:26:33] <Wally> Does it work in other browsers?
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1457[08:26:37] <Wally> Try firefox?
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1462[08:26:48] <jim_carry> I don't like firefox.
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1463[08:26:52] <mi11k1> have you ever tried virtualbox?
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1464[08:26:53] <Wally> .. Just try it.
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1465[08:26:57] <jim_carry> yaeh mi11k1
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1466[08:27:01] <Wally> It'll rule out issues with chromium
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1467[08:27:15] <mi11k1> try chrome
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1468[08:27:17] <jim_carry> I have /home shared between all
installed distros
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1469[08:27:27] <jim_carry> I mainly use arch
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1470[08:27:32] <Wally> bbl
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1472[08:27:44] <mi11k1> try running chromium in app mode
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1473[08:27:55] <jim> potentially, you could install it, try it,
see if the issues are present in firefox, and then remove it if you
want
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1475[08:28:11] <mi11k1> chromium --app=http.......
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1478[08:28:51] <jim_carry> jim: firefox would work because there
is punjabi language pack for firefox
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1479[08:28:58] <jmcnaught> perhaps people interested in helping
jim_carry with their Arch issue could move the discussion to
#archlinux
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1480[08:29:14] <jim_carry> jmcnaught: why
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1482[08:29:23] <jim_carry> racism
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1484[08:29:42] <mi11k1> same reason why you don't go to the
hospital if you're hungry
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1485[08:29:44] <jim> no, distism :) and they have that right
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1488[08:30:04] <mi11k1> or are you go to the dentist if your
house is on fire
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1489[08:30:05] <jmcnaught> jim_carry: because this is not a
Debian issue. Chromium shows Punjabi fonts just fine on my system.
Go ask the people using Arch how to fix the problem on Arch
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1490[08:30:05] <jim_carry> mi11k1: You need something call you
momma
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1492[08:30:31] <jim_carry> what will harm you if you would help
me jmcnaught
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1494[08:30:41] <jim_carry> we are learning linux
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1495[08:30:45] <mi11k1> we've already been helping you, and
there's like 5 people helping you and it's not going
anywhere
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1496[08:30:57] <mi11k1> what is there for you know Channel 4
chromium there has to be
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1497[08:31:04] <jim> jim_carry, come on now, don't play the
hostility card... anyway. do you want to boot debian and try it
while you're here?
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1498[08:31:15] <mi11k1> chromium freenode*
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1500[08:31:27] <jim_carry> I don't have hostility card jim
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1501[08:31:38] <jim_carry> yeah I will try debian it is very nice
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1504[08:31:50] <mi11k1> kind of usually when you start telling
you to go to other places like everyone's tapped out of ideas
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1505[08:32:10] <mi11k1> so then they're helping you by
telling you where you should be looking for help
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1506[08:32:13] <jim> jim_carry, I thought it would be convenient
since you actually have it already
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1508[08:32:25] <jim_carry> jim: what
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1509[08:32:45] <mi11k1> Jim is right but the guy is just stubborn
I guess
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1510[08:32:52] <jim_carry> Okay friends thnk you
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1511[08:32:58] <jim_carry> mi11k1: why friend?
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1512[08:33:22] <mi11k1> you're using all these fancy things,
and you have all these tools at your disposal but you're not
using them
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1513[08:33:45] <mi11k1> try Debian
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1514[08:33:54] <jim_carry> mi11k1: Okay brother
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1515[08:34:01] <jim_carry> or sister
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1516[08:34:08] <mi11k1> maybe you will just start using Debian
and say it's better than Arch
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1517[08:34:21] <jim_carry> yeah it is very nice but it has old
packages
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1518[08:34:30] <jim_carry> and my dot files won't work with
it
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1519[08:34:35] <mi11k1> there's back ports
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1523[08:34:48] <mi11k1> run testing or unstable
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1524[08:34:57] <jim_carry> I am running jessie
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1525[08:34:58] <mi11k1> try docker
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1526[08:35:03] <jim_carry> what is docker
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1529[08:35:13] <mi11k1> I thought u were on arch?
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1530[08:35:23] <jim_carry> yeah I am doing penta boot you know
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1532[08:35:33] <mi11k1> it's like a vm, but not quite
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1533[08:35:48] <jim_carry> vm need resources which I don't
have
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1534[08:35:49] <mi11k1> I don't even know what that is all
my computers are old
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1536[08:36:09] <mi11k1> it doesn't use barely any resources
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1537[08:36:16] <jim_carry> what is docker?
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1540[08:36:33] <gonano> guys what do you think about the future
of this project?
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1541[08:36:49] <jim_carry> I have tried virtualbox mi11k1 it need
more memory to run smoothly
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1542[08:36:55] <mi11k1> look it up, they are containers and
it's easy to try just different stuff out problem is you have
to know some tricks to get display to work, like forwarding ex or
something
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1544[08:37:13] <mi11k1> well you probably did install the client
additions either, you need those for it to run good
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1545[08:37:15] <anikras> jim_carry, try vagrant
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1547[08:37:44] <jim_carry> anikras: what is difference between
vagrant and virtualbox ? I can run virtualbox fromcommandline what
is the point of vagrant?
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1548[08:37:45] <mi11k1> you could run chromium on a Jessie vm
with
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1550[08:38:04] <mi11k1> less that 512ram
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1552[08:38:19] <jim_carry> mi11k1: very clunky unresponsive
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1553[08:38:24] <anikras> jim_carry, you don't need
interface, only terminal
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1555[08:38:43] <jim_carry> anikras: virtualbox has headless mode
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1556[08:38:46] <mi11k1> virtualbox has a CLI if you want to use
it and it has headless support
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1557[08:38:55] <jim_carry> yeah
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1559[08:39:08] <jim_carry> then what vagrant is?
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1561[08:39:32] <jim_carry> something like , prebuilt os images?
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1562[08:39:40] <mi11k1> run chromium in Kiosk mode with no Wm
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1563[08:39:42] <jim_carry> alreadly installed necessary stuff?
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1565[08:39:53] <jim_carry> is it right?
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1566[08:39:55] <jim_carry> anikras:
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1567[08:40:01] <anikras> jim_carry, more or less
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1568[08:40:03] <jim_carry> mi11k1: what is kiosk?
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1570[08:40:19] <jim_carry> How can i run chromium on vagrant?
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1572[08:40:30] <anikras> jim_carry, you can download a clean
image and run scripts for different environmments
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1573[08:40:39] <mi11k1> it runs similar to app modem it's
like full screen
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1574[08:40:50] <mi11k1> try right now
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1575[08:41:05] <mi11k1> chromium --kiosk
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1576[08:41:07] <jim_carry> okay can you provide me resource about
vagrant?
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1577[08:41:14] <jim_carry> okay mi11k1
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1578[08:41:23] <mi11k1> and put a url
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1580[08:41:55] <jim_carry> yeah it opens regular chromium window
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1581[08:42:04] <mi11k1> man I just installed plasma desktop,
it's pretty slick
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1584[08:42:22] <anikras> jim_carry,
replaced-url
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1585[08:42:29] <mi11k1> I've never tried KDE cause I thought
it was a heavy load it, but this thing runs pretty slick
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1586[08:42:36] <jim_carry> I am using Window manager
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1587[08:43:21] <jim> ,v vagrant
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1588[08:43:22] <judd> Package: vagrant on amd64 -- wheezy:
1.0.3-1; jessie: 1.6.5+dfsg1-2; sid: 1.8.4+dfsg-2; stretch:
1.8.4+dfsg-2
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1589[08:43:50] <anikras> jim_carry,
replaced-url
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1590[08:43:53] <mi11k1> install a minimal Debian and try running
chromium without a window manager
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1593[08:44:21] <jim> so, its packaged for debian...
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1595[08:44:29] <mi11k1> you never said what desktop environment
you were using still I don't think
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1596[08:44:43] <Wally> He said he was using arch
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1597[08:44:59] <mi11k1> I don't know anything about arch
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1598[08:45:03] <Wally> :)
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1600[08:45:12] <mi11k1> doesn't it have open box and all
that?
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1601[08:45:16] <jim> meetoo
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1603[08:45:38] <jim_carry> mi11k1: You talking to me?
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1604[08:45:50] * jim_carry confused
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1607[08:46:08] <mi11k1> well whoever, I thought art was a
distribution, and it had a choice of desktop environments
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1608[08:46:16] <mi11k1> arch*
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1609[08:46:22] <jim_carry> yes
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1610[08:46:29] <jim_carry> I run i3 window manager
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1612[08:46:45] <jim_carry> not DE
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1614[08:47:08] <mi11k1> try a different environment that I 3
thing is kind of like a kid's toy
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1616[08:47:19] <jim_carry> heh mi11k1
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1618[08:47:42] <mi11k1> Try mate
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1620[08:47:52] <jim_carry> shiat
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1621[08:47:59] <mi11k1> that one you use his laser beams and
stuff weird sounds all the time
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1623[08:48:26] <jim_carry> I don't like heavy guis
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1624[08:48:37] <mi11k1> in Pokemon
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1626[08:48:39] <jim_carry> I like xfce but that requires mouse to
operate
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1627[08:48:50] <jim_carry> I3 is completly keyboard centric
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1628[08:49:07] <jim_carry> I don't have mouse with my
computer
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1629[08:49:11] <mi11k1> try awesome
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1630[08:49:23] <jim_carry> I'll try
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1631[08:49:32] <jim_carry> you run awesome?
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1632[08:49:37] <mi11k1> I like openbox
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1635[08:49:49] <mi11k1> I have an install that use it sometimes
it depends on what I'm doing
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1637[08:50:01] <jim_carry> I only tried i3 and it isvery nice
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1640[08:50:15] <mi11k1> yeah, they call that eye candy
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1641[08:50:17] <jim_carry> what feature does openbox awesome has
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1642[08:50:31] <mi11k1> lightweight that's about it
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1644[08:50:44] <jim_carry> I mean how they are different from i3
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1647[08:51:00] <jim_carry> i3 is lightest
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1648[08:51:01] <mi11k1> look up a distribution called crunchbang
or its successorbunson
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1649[08:51:16] <jim_carry> nothing is better that i3 that I have
seen
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1651[08:51:25] <mi11k1> I'm confusing it with Enlightenment
I think
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1654[08:51:42] <mi11k1> sorry
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1655[08:51:46] <jim_carry> pardon
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1656[08:52:10] <mi11k1> I'm thinking of e17 or whatever
it's called
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1658[08:52:41] <jim_carry> I suggest you to try arch once, and pm
me how debian is better than arch
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1659[08:52:47] <mi11k1> it's got all these bells and
whistles and crazy things going on in it.
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1660[08:52:58] <mi11k1> yeah I'm downloading it right now
I'm going to install it on virtualbox
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1661[08:53:11] <jim_carry> Okay
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1662[08:53:21] <jim_carry> Have you heard of AUR?
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1663[08:53:29] <mi11k1> apparently it's a really good
distribution and it has really good support
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1664[08:53:42] <mi11k1> but I've tried a bunch of stuff and
deviance seems to be where my home is
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1665[08:53:54] <jim_carry> yeah debian is good for servers and
old sitizens
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1666[08:53:54] <mi11k1> debian*
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1668[08:54:33] <mi11k1> you can put your stuff on it if you want
cutting eggs and you go
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1669[08:54:33] <jim_carry> Oh I am debian channel
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1670[08:54:40] <mi11k1> haha oops
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1671[08:54:41] <Wally> cutting eggs lol
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1672[08:54:55] <Wally> Did it really take you that long to
realise jim_carry?
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1673[08:54:57] <mi11k1> speech to text on an Android
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1674[08:55:03] <jim_carry> Wally: yeah sorryyy
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1675[08:55:13] <mi11k1> that's amazing
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1676[08:55:23] <mi11k1> truly bud
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1677[08:55:35] <Wally> You're full of shit xD
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1678[08:55:43] <mi11k1> why didn't anybody drop any hints
about Debian come on guys
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1679[08:55:53] <jim_carry> heh
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1681[08:56:14] <mi11k1> redirect the people to their proper
channels next time?
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1683[08:56:47] <jim> if he doesn['t like it, he doesn;t like
it... I'm not going to try convincing him otherwise...
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1685[08:57:16] <jim_carry> I only like two distributions arch and
debian, my parents use debian
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1686[08:57:23] <jim_carry> :)
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1687[08:57:31] <jim_carry> ?1
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1688[08:57:36] <mi11k1> so that's why you said it's for
old people?
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1689[08:57:45] <jim_carry> my parents are old
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1690[08:57:50] <jim_carry> Im 22
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1691[08:58:22] <mi11k1> all the distributions are aimed at people
young and old at the same time really
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1692[08:58:25] <jim_carry> I think due to language barrier some
people misunderstood me
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1693[08:58:33] <mi11k1> it's kind of like you make it what
you want i
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1694[08:58:45] <jim_carry> I don't agree bro
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1695[08:58:54] <mi11k1> I think everyone did
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1696[08:59:04] <jim_carry> your thinking is not right
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1697[08:59:11] <jim> but traffic about arch, they could zap you
for that
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1698[08:59:22] <jim_carry> who
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1699[08:59:28] <mi11k1> that's fine, that's why
you're stuck where you're at
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1700[08:59:33] <jim_carry> yeah
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1702[09:00:00] <jim_carry> I am gonna run debian on next reboot
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1703[09:00:15] <mi11k1> you have to keep looking for something
better because there probably is something better than that will
better suit your needs
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1705[09:00:23] <jim_carry> the only problem i don't run
deian because it has old i3 package
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1706[09:00:34] <mi11k1> build it
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1707[09:00:40] <jim_carry> I don't know that kind of stuff
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1710[09:00:57] <mi11k1> do you know what backports is
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1711[09:01:03] <jim_carry> no
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1712[09:01:09] <mi11k1> or debian sid?
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1713[09:01:21] <jim_carry> sid is unstabble
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1714[09:01:26] <mi11k1> ok, I just dropped some hints then
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1715[09:01:33] <jim_carry> sorry wheezy is stable
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1716[09:01:41] <jim> jim_carry, and, people would be glad to help
you with the problem you're having under debian here
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1717[09:01:41] <jim_carry> and jessie is unstable nd testing
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1718[09:01:42] <jim_carry> right?
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1720[09:01:46] <mi11k1> jessie
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1721[09:01:52] <jim_carry> jim: Thank you
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1722[09:02:20] <leafwiz> Hey. I want to kill my mate-terminal
process, but it is run as pid 1. What will happen when i kill pid 1
?
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1724[09:02:32] <jim_carry> it is init process
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1725[09:02:46] <leafwiz> What I want to accompish is to kill all
of my terminals
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1726[09:02:55] <leafwiz> But I can't seem to find them under
ps
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1727[09:02:55] <jim_carry> killall -9 terminals
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1728[09:02:56] <jim> jim_carry, it would be good if you boot
debian and come back (you can install hexchat or whichever)
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1729[09:03:06] <mi11k1> somebody is going to bitch at me but edit
/etc/apt/sources.list
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1730[09:03:16] <mi11k1> change jessie to testing
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1731[09:03:33] <mi11k1> then do apt update and apt upgrade
whatever
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1733[09:03:42] <jim_carry> okay jim
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1734[09:03:49] <leafwiz> jim_carry: yes, I don't have any
processes named mate-terminal
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1736[09:03:53] <leafwiz> except for one
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1737[09:03:55] <leafwiz> and it has pid 1
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1738[09:04:08] <jim> mi11k1, there are steps he should take
before that if he really wants to run testing
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1739[09:04:14] <jim_carry> Well I don't understand
sources.list, I always mess it up
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1740[09:04:16] <mi11k1> I know
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1741[09:04:21] <jim_carry> help me understanding it
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1742[09:04:46] <mi11k1> ok u use jessie right ?
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1744[09:04:53] <jim> ok... boot debian and we'll see what
can be done
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1745[09:05:05] <mi11k1> add to sources jessie back ports
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1747[09:05:20] <jim_carry> okay I am booting debian now
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1749[09:05:31] <mi11k1> just Google debian back ports
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1755[09:06:24] <mi11k1> I'm a newb too, but it's a
simple to build from source package
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1756[09:06:44] <mi11k1> for most stuff
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1759[09:07:41] <mi11k1>
replaced-url
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1764[09:08:23] <Black-Ridder> hi erverybody
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1765[09:08:32] <Wally> hi Black-Ridder
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1767[09:08:43] <jim> hi
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1769[09:09:09] <isLuks> Hi. I have a raw image file from a disk
which contains 3 partitions, one of then encrypted with cryptsetup
(LUKS). I can mount the first 2 (unencrypted) partitions providing
the offset for the begining of the partition, but I'm facing
difficulties mounting the encrypted one. Could someone provide me
directions on this task?
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1770[09:09:15] <mi11k1> Backwoods has like right up to date with
the I3 web page
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1773[09:09:30] <mi11k1> backwoods haha
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1779[09:10:06] <mi11k1> bye Jim carry
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1780[09:10:09] <Black-Ridder> i've broke my mysql packet,
can you help me please? i've already tried to purge, -f install
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1783[09:10:20] <mi11k1> hi Jim carry
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1784[09:10:48] <umbaman> hi...
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1786[09:10:55] <mi11k1> pastebin the output
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1788[09:11:09] <jim> did you reboot already?
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1789[09:11:30] <isLuks> Black-Ridder: Any databases you need to
backup from that or just want a clean/fresh install of MySQL?
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1790[09:11:30] <mi11k1> purge and install don't jive well
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1792[09:11:36] <umbaman> I want to access a pc in a windows
network, but when i try to browse the network it asks for username
and password...?
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1793[09:11:56] <mi11k1> try guest
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1794[09:12:02] <umbaman> ok will do
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1797[09:12:23] <mi11k1> is the share on windows or linux
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1800[09:13:08] <umbaman> several pcs under the WORKGROUP domain
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1801[09:13:16] <mi11k1> try the credentials of the windows
account you're trying to access
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1802[09:13:17] <Black-Ridder> you'll see very fast the
problem, cause i've deleted /var/mysql (not sure of the
positions, it was at 2am haha) and /etc/mysql manualy (yes, i
know,... bad idea,... and no save,... very bad idea)
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1803[09:13:34] <Black-Ridder> yes i rebooted many times :(
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1805[09:13:50] <umbaman> nop
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1806[09:13:54] <mi11k1> dpkg-reconfigure mysql
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1807[09:13:56] <Black-Ridder> --purge and install no
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1808[09:14:05] <Black-Ridder> not shared
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1809[09:14:11] <umbaman> Am I missing any oackages..?
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1810[09:14:15] <umbaman> like samba or something?
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1812[09:14:32] <Black-Ridder> dpkg-reconfigure mysql-server not
working
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1813[09:14:37] <mi11k1> adduser user to shit
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1814[09:14:45] <mi11k1> what's that group?
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1815[09:14:55] <isLuks> Black-Ridder: apt-get remove --purge
mysql-server && apt-get autoremove --purge
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1817[09:15:07] <mi11k1> try mysql*
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1818[09:15:13] <isLuks> Black-Ridder: Then, dpkg -l | grep -ie
mysql
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1819[09:15:23] <Black-Ridder> no any packages missing but i think
many configuration file but the reinstallation dont regenerate them
:/
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1820[09:15:29] <isLuks> Black-Ridder: Check that is being held
back. Remove and reinstall mysql-server.
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1821[09:15:31] <mi11k1> what's that group for shares?
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1824[09:16:14] <isLuks> Black-Ridder: Probably because
mysql-common, mysql-server-core or anything has been left behind
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1825[09:16:26] <umbaman> mi11k1 r u talking top me?
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1827[09:16:39] <mi11k1> yah I can't think of the group
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1828[09:17:06] <mi11k1> add yourself to ,,.., help me somebody
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1829[09:17:23] <umbaman> there is a domain named WORKGROUP
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1830[09:17:31] <umbaman> in which several pcs are connected
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1831[09:17:32] <isLuks> Black-Ridder: Remove mysql-server, then
check what has been left behind with dpkg -l | grep -ie mysql
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1832[09:17:39] <mi11k1> nono it's a group in linux
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1833[09:17:51] <umbaman> the storage pc allows access to
everyoine
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1834[09:17:51] <mi11k1> for remote file systems and stuff
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1836[09:18:01] <isLuks> Black-Ridder: Remove anything mysql
server related and reinstall mysql-server package.
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1838[09:18:16] <mi11k1> no, gimme a second
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1840[09:18:21] <umbaman> i am trying to acess this domain using a
debian pc
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1841[09:18:23] <umbaman> ok
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1842[09:18:45] <mi11k1> I know you have to add yourself tooo.....
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1843[09:18:56] <umbaman> hmm
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1844[09:18:57] <umbaman> ok
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1845[09:19:02] <umbaman> how?
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1846[09:19:10] <mi11k1> I can't believe I'm drawing a
blank on this right niw
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1849[09:20:06] <Black-Ridder> he wants my password (mysql) but
when i valide he said "impossible to change user's mysql
password for root" (from french)
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1851[09:20:33] <mi11k1> fuse
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1853[09:20:42] <umbaman> ok
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1854[09:20:42] <mi11k1> do adduser user fuse
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1855[09:20:55] <Black-Ridder> invoke rc.d initscript mysql failed
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1856[09:21:01] <mi11k1> and then log out and back in
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1857[09:21:27] <isLuks> Black-Ridder: Have you removed
mysql-server and its dependencies?
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1859[09:21:35] <mi11k1> if the group doesn't exist just do
addgroup fuse
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1860[09:21:40] <umbaman> ok
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1865[09:22:33] <mi11k1> oh install cifs-utils
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1866[09:23:06] <Black-Ridder> isLucks i've already tried
that, it was my first idea, all delete and all restore but i've
always my error
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1869[09:24:00] <mi11k1> dude disable the stuff, purge mysql*
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1873[09:24:33] <mi11k1> reboot , update upgrade and try and
reinstall
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1875[09:24:44] <mi11k1> try with aptitude maybe
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1880[09:25:28] <mi11k1> I run that crap in docker now
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1883[09:26:25] <mi11k1> do you use mysql workbench?
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1884[09:26:41] <mi11k1> it's a nice little proggy
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1885[09:26:44] <Black-Ridder> no i don't use mysqlworkbeench
:/
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1887[09:27:27] <mi11k1> oh, well I don't know a think about
mysql, but I manage using that gui
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1888[09:27:34] <mi11k1> or we vm in
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1889[09:27:52] <isLuks> Black-Ridder: Do you have any instances
of mysql server running?
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1890[09:28:10] <mi11k1> haha, for sure he does
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1892[09:28:27] <mi11k1> reboot in safe mode a purge that crap
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1894[09:29:09] <Black-Ridder> not running, he dont want start on
boot (and not after)
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1897[09:29:35] <mi11k1> if you just wanna mess with it, installed
the author and just download a mysql docker image
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1898[09:29:43] <Black-Ridder> in safe mode? there is a safe mode
in linux?
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1899[09:29:49] <mi11k1> docker*
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1900[09:29:57] <mi11k1> in grub
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1902[09:30:16] <mi11k1> advanced and recovery or whatever
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1903[09:30:20] <Black-Ridder> ho yes, and how to?
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1904[09:30:21] <Black-Ridder> okay
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1905[09:30:31] <mi11k1> that's what I do, I dunno
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1907[09:30:33] <Black-Ridder> grub => F8 is it?
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1909[09:30:47] <mi11k1> I just push arrow down
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1910[09:30:50] <mi11k1> lol
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1911[09:31:19] <mi11k1> enter, probably few more arrows and enter
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1914[09:31:25] <thnee> If I have an X instance running on a
display that is not connected anymore, so I can't see it - how
do I configure it with xrandr so that it shows up on the current
monitor?
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1916[09:31:47] <mi11k1> reboot
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1917[09:31:50] <Black-Ridder> i'll try
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1918[09:31:51] <thnee> the usual xrandr command that I normally
run, doesn't work from the ctrl+alt+2 prompt (outside of the
server itself)
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1921[09:32:09] <Black-Ridder> found,
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1922[09:32:20] <mi11k1> found what ?
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1923[09:32:28] <thnee> it says X Error of failde request:
BadMatch, and Minor opcode of failed request> 21
(RRSetCrtcConfig)
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1924[09:32:33] <Black-Ridder> i'll make => apt-get
autoremove --purge mysql-server
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1925[09:32:36] <dirkk> Hi all, where to store a script that can
be executed on the start ? Thanks
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1926[09:32:36] <sn0wmonster> how do i enter ASCII characters like
in Windows?
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1927[09:32:36] <mi11k1> cause you can't do that
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1928[09:32:44] <Black-Ridder> i'll make => apt-get
autoremove --purge mysql-server-5.5
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1929[09:32:49] <sn0wmonster> in Windows i'd just use ALT +
number
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1933[09:32:56] <mi11k1> just do mysql*
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1934[09:33:06] <Black-Ridder> okay thanks
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1935[09:33:13] <thnee> I tried adding -d :0 to my xrandr command
but it still doesnt want to run from that prompt..
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1936[09:33:26] <Black-Ridder> and next i reboot and next i
install?
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1937[09:33:26] <mi11k1> haha
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1940[09:33:45] <mi11k1> I dunno did it find more junk to remove ?
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1944[09:35:02] <mi11k1> thnee try reading some stuff and
configuring a dm
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1945[09:35:32] <sn0wmonster> nevermind, found it. Debian requires
using the hex value instead of decimal, and its CTRL + SHIFT + U
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1946[09:35:54] <mi11k1> for what?
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1948[09:37:00] <mi11k1> I don't even what your trying to do
man, lol, I just throw some random out there for you.
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1949[09:37:23] <mi11k1> lol, man all this stuff pretty to find on
Google
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1951[09:37:52] <mi11k1> I usually just come when really need to
find some answers
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1954[09:39:10] <mi11k1> if you just tell Google in plain English
what you want, it usually will help
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1959[09:40:16] <Black-Ridder> i think that's alright
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1962[09:41:28] <mi11k1> irc is where you come to find the guys
that know the hard stuff.
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1963[09:41:48] <umbaman> mi11k1
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1964[09:41:55] <mi11k1> yo
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1965[09:41:59] <umbaman> i asked again the network admin
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1967[09:42:14] <umbaman> and finally he remembered that you
actually have to add a username and a password
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1968[09:42:17] <mi11k1> did you install cifs-utils
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1969[09:42:25] <umbaman> to access the specific network share
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1970[09:42:34] <mi11k1> well it depends on the share
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1971[09:42:39] <umbaman> yea
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1973[09:42:51] <umbaman> I just added the username and the
password and im in
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1974[09:42:52] <mi11k1> if it's a public share the
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1975[09:42:53] <umbaman> so simple
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1976[09:43:07] <umbaman> thank for your time
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1977[09:43:19] <mi11k1> haha, well that was the first thing I
assumed you did, lol
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1978[09:43:34] <umbaman> :)
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1980[09:43:38] <umbaman> it was
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1981[09:43:44] <umbaman> i did ask him
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1984[09:43:49] <umbaman> it;s never bad to ask again
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1985[09:44:09] <mi11k1> but it might not have worked if
you're linux user isn't in the fuse group
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1986[09:44:19] <umbaman> hmm
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1987[09:44:26] <umbaman> yes
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1989[09:44:39] <umbaman> i did that...probably this helped
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1991[09:45:08] <mi11k1> and cifs-utils you add a line to
/etc/fstab and make it Permian
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1992[09:45:14] <mi11k1> permanent
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1993[09:46:04] <mi11k1> on the windows stuff, if there's
public shares usually guest works or nobody maybe
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1998[09:49:30] <mi11k1> hey everybody , here's a question
..how do I get my stuff stop hanging if some of my shares are mia
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1999[09:49:39] <mi11k1> and still auto mount
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2000[09:49:50] <mi11k1> I hate h
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2002[09:50:06] <mi11k1> waiting for this time I was using the
control thing to make it crash
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2005[09:51:59] <mi11k1> actually I guess I can just make a script
for when I login
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2012[09:56:30] <thnee> please take a look at this regarding
xrandr
replaced-url
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2016[09:57:23] <mi11k1> there Santa I tried to help all these
Ppl, can we just forget about all the other stuff? thanks Santa
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2019[09:57:56] <mi11k1> how many physical monitors do you have?
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2021[09:58:18] <thnee> currently connected, 1, like you can see
in the output
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2022[09:58:27] <mi11k1> I don't know anything about this
stuff, but I'm going to try and help you anyways
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2023[09:58:33] <thnee> oh, great
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2025[09:58:51] <mi11k1> so you have 2 monitors though?
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2027[09:59:27] <thnee> DP1 is disconnected yes
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2030[09:59:37] <mi11k1> do you have your video drivers installed
properly?
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2031[09:59:47] <thnee> yes
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2032[10:00:09] <mi11k1> if it's a laptop sometimes sometimes
through some stuff and by us for that or using that FN button and f8
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2033[10:00:15] <mi11k1> or whatever
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2035[10:00:39] <mi11k1> there a package for using 2 monitors
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2041[10:01:54] <mi11k1> xinerama
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2042[10:02:05] <mi11k1> or something like that
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2044[10:02:53] <mi11k1> you trying to run cheetah different
servers on two screens?
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2046[10:03:03] <mi11k1> two*
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2048[10:03:58] <mi11k1> Google that, cuz you're something
million different variations of the stuff
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2051[10:04:12] <AkQ> does anyone know where to rent Server in EU
area, with the priority of single core performance and speed of the
SSD - i've checked OVH and SoYouStart (also ovh) but many says
OVH is bad and all that - also i've checked Hetzner but they
have bad reputation about ddos attacks
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2055[10:04:51] <mi11k1> just proxy where you wanna go
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2056[10:05:26] <mi11k1> is it for high traffic important stuff
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2058[10:05:33] <AkQ> it's for mmorpg server
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2059[10:05:42] <mi11k1> what's that?
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2060[10:05:53] <AkQ> massive multiplayer online roleplaying game
-server
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2061[10:06:11] <Disconsented> Its really just those two AkQ
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2062[10:06:18] <mi11k1> just one anywhere
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2063[10:06:22] <AkQ> Disconsented: that's what i am afraid
of
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2064[10:06:26] <Disconsented> just remember people with shitty
experiences tend yo speak up
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2065[10:06:40] <AkQ> yea, i have thought about that too
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2066[10:06:51] <AkQ> those that have no bad experiences,
don't say a word
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2068[10:07:16] <mi11k1> I dunno I use Chicago vps
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2069[10:07:23] <mi11k1> it's now here's
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2070[10:07:49] <mi11k1> near me, but for a couple of dollars a
month I get usually pretty good service and low ping
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2072[10:08:05] <dirkk> Hi, is it possible to execute 'sudo
/etc/init.d/lightdm/ stop' in a script
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2075[10:08:44] <mi11k1> well sudo will be looking for a password
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2080[10:10:28] <Disconsented> AkQ> I have a bunch of
aquantences that use both
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2081[10:10:33] <Disconsented> you'll probably be fine
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2082[10:10:38] <mi11k1> how much memory and bandwidth does the
game soak up?
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2084[10:10:43] <AkQ> Disconsented i sure hope so - thanks for
info
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2085[10:11:05] <mi11k1> cuz the processing speeds are pretty
freaking fast on these things Alma I used to run aircrack on one it
was kind of fun
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2086[10:11:11] <AkQ> mi11k1 about 1gb ram. the bandwidth is a bit
hard question - it's all about latency really
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2089[10:11:37] <mi11k1> do you have PayPal?
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2090[10:11:42] <AkQ> sure - who doesn't
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2092[10:12:20] <mi11k1> so try one out, in like less than 5
minutes and $3 us you could have a a Wheezy server for a month you
can try
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2093[10:12:34] <AkQ> Jessie > Wheezy ?
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2094[10:13:05] <mi11k1> well there is Jessie ones but the cheap
ones they seem to have blocked out the Jessie images and I
haven't really bothered trying to upgrade to Jessie using
sources list
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2099[10:14:47] <mi11k1> the Wheezy images pretty decent for all
that stuff usually, you can build stuff on there so fast or install
stuff, and if you wanted to start a little girls go to the web UI
and rebuild it in two seconds and start from scratch
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2108[10:16:41] <mi11k1> AkQ, lemme see if I can throw your thing
up on one of my vps
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2111[10:17:19] <AkQ> empty server does take only 70mb of ram
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2117[10:19:10] <L0aD1nG> hello there
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2118[10:19:27] <L0aD1nG> I have a weird problem my microsd card
connected via usb is not recognised
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2119[10:19:31] <L0aD1nG> any solution
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2120[10:19:32] <L0aD1nG> ?
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2121[10:19:41] <Black-Ridder> solved!
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2122[10:19:51] <Black-Ridder> many thanks everybody
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2123[10:19:55] <umbaman> unplug it plug it back
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2124[10:19:59] <umbaman> and run dmesg
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2125[10:20:02] <Black-Ridder> sorry for the time ;)
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2126[10:20:10] <mi11k1> don't put SD card in USB slot
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2127[10:20:16] <mi11k1> haha
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2129[10:20:18] <L0aD1nG> lol
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2131[10:20:22] <umbaman> hahaa
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2133[10:20:25] <L0aD1nG> with a usb adapter
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2134[10:20:28] <L0aD1nG> ....
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2135[10:20:38] <mi11k1> or are you using an hopefully
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2136[10:20:39] <Black-Ridder> i have to go but i'll come
back, see you ;)
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2137[10:20:46] <mi11k1> k cya
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2140[10:20:53] <L0aD1nG> please help me I need to solve this
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2141[10:21:03] <L0aD1nG> doesnt seem to have any real solution on
the net
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2142[10:21:07] <mi11k1> I think they wear out
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2144[10:21:24] <mi11k1> I have one that's messed no work
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2145[10:21:28] <simonlnu> L0aD1nG: see syslog if it got detected.
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2146[10:21:35] <mi11k1> no reason
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2147[10:21:41] <simonlnu> L0aD1nG: otherwise eject it then re-try
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2148[10:21:51] <mi11k1> and the card works fine
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2150[10:22:25] <L0aD1nG> i run dmesg | grep sd
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2151[10:22:30] <L0aD1nG> and i get nothing
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2152[10:22:31] <mi11k1> are you trying to copy an image to it
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2153[10:22:32] <simonlnu> greb usb
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2154[10:22:42] <umbaman> grep nothing
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2155[10:22:45] <simonlnu> usb disconnect/connect
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2156[10:22:48] <umbaman> just dmesg | tail
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2158[10:22:51] <mi11k1> it's messed
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2159[10:22:58] <mi11k1> throw it away
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2160[10:23:02] <umbaman> hahaa
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2161[10:23:10] <mi11k1> I'm serious
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2162[10:23:14] <simonlnu> if you have to say that's
constructive, please be quiet. thanks.
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2163[10:23:15] <umbaman> i know
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2164[10:23:21] <umbaman> it;s just funny
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2165[10:23:22] <simonlnu> have nothing to*
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2166[10:23:27] <mi11k1> they're like at the dollar store
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2168[10:23:49] <L0aD1nG> i paste noe
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2169[10:23:50] <mi11k1> if I'm desperate I'll put card
in my phone and USB to linux
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2170[10:23:51] <L0aD1nG> now
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2171[10:24:00] <simonlnu> paste site, not here
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2173[10:24:10] <mi11k1> but no DD or anything
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2175[10:24:27] <L0aD1nG>
replaced-url
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2178[10:25:03] <mi11k1> the last and she was talking about a
camera or something
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2179[10:25:31] <mi11k1> add yourself to dial out group and fuse
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2180[10:25:37] <umbaman> is yous adapter working??
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2181[10:25:46] <L0aD1nG> I ll check
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2182[10:25:51] <L0aD1nG> but I think it does
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2184[10:25:56] <L0aD1nG> I will check on windows...
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2185[10:25:56] <mi11k1> what the hell there's two people
here with the same problem?
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2186[10:26:19] <simonlnu> host adapter is obviously working.
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2187[10:26:58] <umbaman> im talking about the usb card adapter
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2188[10:27:26] <mi11k1> well what's on the card right now
now
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2190[10:27:51] <mi11k1> do you got gparted?
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2191[10:28:10] <simonlnu> L0aD1nG: try unplugging it, and put it
in another port
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2193[10:28:16] <mi11k1> or the card is maybe messed if you have
been messing DD
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2195[10:28:47] <mi11k1> put the card in a phone or something
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2196[10:28:58] <mi11k1> see if it will format it
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2201[10:30:03] <simonlnu> L0aD1nG: try dmesg or syslog when you
do insert it
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2202[10:30:12] <mi11k1> or go get another at 711 or whatever
minimart
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2206[10:30:36] <dezzo> join #offsec
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2208[10:31:48] <simonlnu> L0aD1nG: pmount is handy for mounting
stuff like that at a terminal
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2210[10:32:03] <mi11k1> what is it for
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2212[10:32:25] <simonlnu> ,i pmount
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2213[10:32:26] <judd> Package pmount (utils, optional) in
jessie/amd64: mount removable devices as normal user. Version:
0.9.23-3+b1; Size: 83.0k; Installed: 733k; RFA: #689854
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2214[10:32:35] <mi11k1> what are you doing , raspberry
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2215[10:32:48] <dezzo> hey #offsec
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2216[10:33:00] <simonlnu> dezzo: you're not in #offsec
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2217[10:33:00] <dezzo> dayum...again
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2218[10:33:05] <dezzo> yeh...i saw it
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2219[10:33:17] <dezzo> this client is driving me crazy
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2220[10:33:22] <s0lid2> Anybody got solution to following issue
with new debian stretch netinstall cds: stuck on "configure the
package manager"
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2221[10:33:23] <dezzo> sorry :)
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2223[10:34:10] <mi11k1> solid I hanged there too
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2224[10:34:22] <simonlnu> hung
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2227[10:34:44] <mi11k1> I found it easier to upgrade from testing
or whatever
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2228[10:34:45] <simonlnu> anyway, good luck L0aD1nG
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2229[10:35:10] <mi11k1> no it hanged
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2234[10:35:48] <mi11k1> sorry actually its it's probably
still hanging somewhere
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2235[10:37:03] <mi11k1> I didn't know there was proper
whatever for it taking huge dump
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2238[10:37:22] <mi11k1> that's usury what I call it when it
stops working
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2239[10:37:49] <L0aD1nG> it is recognised on windows
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2241[10:38:11] <mi11k1> what file system is the card?
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2242[10:38:20] <umbaman> unplug/plug run dmesg, paste output
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2246[10:39:19] <mi11k1> is window
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2247[10:39:38] <mi11k1> telling you to format the frigging card?
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2251[10:40:32] <mi11k1> it's probably ntfs and you
don't ntfs support installed on debian
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2254[10:40:57] <L0aD1nG>
replaced-url
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2255[10:41:02] <L0aD1nG> here is dmesg paste
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2257[10:41:45] <mi11k1> clear that crap
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2260[10:42:29] <mi11k1> and run dmsg with --follow
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2264[10:46:07] <L0aD1nG> i dont see any difference
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2265[10:46:32] <L0aD1nG> except that the it hangs like it waits
for input or something
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2272[10:50:59] <mi11k1> I don't see anything about shit
getting plugged in
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2273[10:51:11] <L0aD1nG> yea
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2274[10:51:19] <L0aD1nG> dude it should go to the sdb
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2276[10:51:23] <umbaman> yes
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2277[10:51:25] <mi11k1> it's probably not compliant to USB 3
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2278[10:51:26] <L0aD1nG> /dev/sd*
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2279[10:51:35] <L0aD1nG> cause it a usb, thats the usual
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2281[10:51:40] <umbaman> hmm
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2282[10:51:41] <L0aD1nG> now I am checking the arch linux forums
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2283[10:51:44] <mi11k1> do dms
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2284[10:51:48] <umbaman> try runing hardinfo
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2286[10:52:02] <mi11k1> dmesg with -C
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2287[10:52:03] <L0aD1nG> and I see that some microsd cards do
work by default some others doesnt
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2288[10:52:06] <L0aD1nG> for a guy there
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2290[10:52:28] <mi11k1> then plug it in and unplug it and
pastebin the new dmesg
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2292[10:52:47] <umbaman> do you have any other cards that you
know that they are working in linux?
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2293[10:52:53] <mi11k1> I don't know, I hate looking at
other peoples D message stuff with all the irrelevant stuff
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2298[10:53:08] <umbaman> then try dmesg|tail
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2299[10:53:24] <mi11k1> doesn't that thing have a card
reader?
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2301[10:53:56] <mi11k1> use a converter to micro
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2303[10:54:07] <mi11k1> because usually everybody has 10 or 15 of
those
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2305[10:54:32] <umbaman> try a couple of different tool
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2306[10:54:48] <umbaman> hwinfo or hardinfo
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2307[10:54:49] <L0aD1nG> umbaman: no
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2308[10:54:52] <rozie> did we had dmesg already?
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2309[10:54:56] <L0aD1nG> but I am thinking about getting some
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2310[10:55:03] <umbaman> thyes rozie
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2311[10:55:06] <L0aD1nG> I have troubles with some really mean
people
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2312[10:55:08] <umbaman> yes rozie
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2313[10:55:09] <L0aD1nG> and I need the videos
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2314[10:55:12] <L0aD1nG> I recorded
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2315[10:55:25] <L0aD1nG> I need them on linux so I can clear them
out
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2316[10:55:38] <L0aD1nG> mi11k1: has for an sd card
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2319[10:55:54] <L0aD1nG> rozie:
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2320[10:56:00] <L0aD1nG>
replaced-url
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2323[10:56:50] <L0aD1nG> umbaman: hardinfo will just show us info
right?
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2325[10:57:14] <umbaman> yes in a graphical fashion
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2326[10:57:15] <mi11k1> I don't see you trying to plug in
this thing at the bottom of that list I see a bunch of Wi-Fi stuff
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2327[10:57:23] <umbaman> it's a handy tool to have
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2328[10:57:46] <rozie> L0aD1nG: so nothing happens in dmesg when
you plug this device?
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2329[10:57:47] <L0aD1nG> umbaman: i hate graphical fashion :D
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2330[10:57:58] <umbaman> the try hwinfo
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2331[10:58:03] <umbaman> hwinfo --usb
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2332[10:58:04] <L0aD1nG> rozie: this is dmesg with the device
plugged in
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2333[10:58:04] <mi11k1> I don't see anything about him
trying to plug in the thing
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2334[10:58:20] <mi11k1> what about lsusb
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2335[10:58:27] <rozie> L0aD1nG: you were asked to unplug it and
plug it, then provide dmesg
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2336[10:58:45] <umbaman> rozie is right
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2337[10:58:49] <mi11k1> yah I don't see anything it being
plugged in.
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2338[10:59:07] <mi11k1> plug it I a regular USB
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2339[10:59:12] <umbaman> mi11k1: hwinfo is more detailed
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2340[10:59:16] <mi11k1> not 3.0
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2341[10:59:40] <mi11k1> what file system is on there ?
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2342[10:59:43] <rozie> well, if dmesg and lsusb shows nothing...
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2343[10:59:48] <rozie> it can't work
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2344[10:59:49] <mi11k1> I know
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2345[10:59:56] <L0aD1nG>
replaced-url
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2346[10:59:57] <rozie> uname -a?
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2347[11:00:01] <mi11k1> it's not seeing the adapter
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2348[11:00:06] <L0aD1nG> here is the hwinfo --usb
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2351[11:01:04] <L0aD1nG> uname -a : Linux Alchemist
3.16.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.16.7-ckt25-2+deb8u3 (2016-07-02)
x86_64 GNU/Linux
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2353[11:01:32] <rozie> L0aD1nG: there's info about Device
File: /dev/sdb (/dev/sg2)
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2354[11:01:41] <rozie> (c)fdisk /dev/sdb?
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2355[11:01:48] <L0aD1nG> ...
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2356[11:02:03] <umbaman> what about sdb?
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2357[11:02:07] <L0aD1nG> omfg
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2358[11:02:14] <L0aD1nG> wtf it worked now?
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2359[11:02:19] <L0aD1nG> what was the solution??
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2361[11:02:24] <L0aD1nG> let me mount it
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2362[11:02:29] <mi11k1> I see USB storage mounted
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2363[11:02:39] <mi11k1> yanh
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2364[11:02:44] <rozie> the solution was to plug it
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2365[11:02:48] <rozie> ;>
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2366[11:02:50] <mi11k1> haha omg
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2367[11:03:18] <L0aD1nG> rozie:
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2368[11:03:20] <L0aD1nG> omfg
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2369[11:03:25] <L0aD1nG> I dont think so really
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2370[11:03:31] <rozie> well, I do
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2372[11:03:33] <L0aD1nG> i did it hundred of times
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2374[11:04:09] <rozie> you may check if it's still visible
after reboot
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2376[11:04:23] <umbaman> maybe probing with hwinfo
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2377[11:04:26] <umbaman> was the solution
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2378[11:04:30] <L0aD1nG> yea
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2379[11:04:31] <umbaman> just guessing
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2380[11:04:33] <L0aD1nG> seems so
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2381[11:04:36] <mi11k1> unplug before you reboot mayne
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2382[11:04:37] <rozie> it might not be recognized properly when
plugged on bood
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2383[11:04:37] <L0aD1nG> but its not logical
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2384[11:04:39] <rozie> boot*
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2385[11:04:55] <L0aD1nG> tried it when i was on too
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2386[11:04:55] <umbaman> repeat several times
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2387[11:04:57] <mi11k1> your bios might try boot it
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2390[11:05:04] <L0aD1nG> lol
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2393[11:05:54] <L0aD1nG> it sudenly works really
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2394[11:05:57] <mi11k1> what file manager are you using ?
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2395[11:06:02] <L0aD1nG> my terminal?
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2397[11:06:17] <Rephlexie> curious what a tail -f var/mes~ says
when you plug and remove it
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2398[11:06:19] <L0aD1nG> and i also have spacefm
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2400[11:06:37] <L0aD1nG> Rephlexie: you need me to remove it and
run this command?
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2401[11:06:42] <mi11k1> what desktop environment
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2403[11:06:58] <L0aD1nG> i3
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2406[11:07:15] <mi11k1> lake is there crap in there that you have
her behaviors when you plug in your USB stuff
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2407[11:07:28] <L0aD1nG> mi11k1: nope
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2409[11:07:38] <L0aD1nG> cause I know to use mount command :)
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2411[11:07:56] <L0aD1nG> nvm i need to run
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2412[11:07:58] <mi11k1> what commands might that be?
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2414[11:08:16] <mi11k1> oh man it hurts
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2415[11:08:31] <L0aD1nG> dmesg | grep sd; mount /dev/sd[whatever]
/media/l0ad1ng
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2416[11:08:52] <mi11k1> as root?
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2417[11:08:56] <L0aD1nG> yea
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2418[11:09:10] <mi11k1> what's with dmesg
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2419[11:09:22] <mi11k1> oh man
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2420[11:09:23] <L0aD1nG> to find out what is the exact path
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2421[11:10:12] <mi11k1> ok that's 2 commands
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2422[11:10:37] <L0aD1nG> then i have a written script to unmount
it properly with udisks
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2423[11:10:46] <mi11k1> what file system is on there?
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2424[11:10:53] <L0aD1nG> :S
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2425[11:10:55] <L0aD1nG> on where?
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2426[11:11:04] <mi11k1> the SD card
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2427[11:11:25] <mi11k1> is it fat
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2428[11:11:31] <L0aD1nG> ohh and rozie thanks for noting that
out, but I really checked it hundred of times and it was not
appearing something changed the behaviour
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2430[11:12:07] <L0aD1nG> yea fat
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2431[11:12:09] <L0aD1nG> :)
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2432[11:12:25] <mi11k1> how big is the card?
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2433[11:12:43] <L0aD1nG> mi11k1: why do you ask :D
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2435[11:13:04] <L0aD1nG> big enough :D
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2436[11:13:08] <L0aD1nG> cya arround
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2437[11:13:14] <L0aD1nG> and thanks everyone for caring with my
problem
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2439[11:13:18] <mi11k1> it seems like a lot Ppl problems just
relate to over complication with cli
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2442[11:13:53] <mi11k1> if x is running, try with the file
manager
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2443[11:14:44] <mi11k1> see if the bloody thing is there and
click on it and see if my mounts
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2446[11:15:58] <mi11k1> gnome-disks I like for writing .img to
media and gparted I need
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2457[11:21:22] <mi11k1> I just don't get why I see all this
stupid shit that goes on because windows Ppl think linux needs to
run from command or else it's cheating, stick with what you
know first
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2461[11:23:25] <mi11k1> crunchbang was awesome to learn on. and I
know what everybody says about webmin, but it helped me learn how to
use terminal to run a Linux system
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2463[11:24:46] <TimWolla> Is anyone running nginx from
jessie-backports? It looks to me that the newest version has got
broken dependencies: nginx-full : Depends: libssl1.0.0 (>=
1.0.2~beta3) but 1.0.1t-1+deb8u2 is to be installed
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2464[11:25:14] <mi11k1> yah I dunno what's up with nginxp
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2465[11:25:37] <mi11k1> I got that error like 2 weeks probably
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2466[11:25:48] <valdyn> judd: versions nginx-full
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2467[11:25:49] <judd> Package: nginx-full on amd64 --
squeeze-backports: 1.2.1-2.2+wheezy3~bpo60+1; wheezy-security:
1.2.1-2.2+wheezy4; wheezy: 1.2.1-2.2+wheezy4; jessie:
1.6.2-5+deb8u1; wheezy-backports: 1.6.2-5+deb8u2~bpo70+1;
jessie-security: 1.6.2-5+deb8u2+b1; jessie-proposed-updates:
1.6.2-5+deb8u2+b1; jessie-backports: 1.9.10-1~bpo8+3; sid: 1.10.1-1;
stretch: 1.10.1-1; experimental:
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2468[11:25:50] <judd> 1.11.3-1~exp1
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2469[11:25:59] <mi11k1> I didn't look into though.
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2470[11:26:09] <Rephlexie> mi11k1, spot on man, mounting a card
via usb shouldnt require 2 hours browsing stacko
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2471[11:26:43] <mi11k1> no, if poke around the gui and
what's going first
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2472[11:26:44] <valdyn> mi11k1: what version is your nginx-full?
(apt-cache policy nginx-full)
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2473[11:26:53] <TimWolla> Version table:
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2474[11:26:53] <TimWolla> 1.9.10-1~bpo8+3 0
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2475[11:26:53] <TimWolla> 100
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2479[11:27:30] <TimWolla> The bpo8+3 update appeared sometime in
the past hours.
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2481[11:27:32] <valdyn> TimWolla: use a paste site
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2483[11:28:00] <mi11k1> I don't even remember what system I
was working in thing was on 32bit I hardly use
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2484[11:28:03] <valdyn> judd: versions libssl1.0.0
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2485[11:28:04] <judd> Package: libssl1.0.0 on amd64 -- wheezy:
1.0.1e-2+deb7u20; wheezy-security: 1.0.1e-2+deb7u21;
jessie-security: 1.0.1k-3+deb8u5; jessie: 1.0.1t-1+deb8u2;
jessie-backports: 1.0.2h-1~bpo8+1
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2488[11:28:31] <mi11k1> Google itt
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2489[11:28:46] <TimWolla> In case the output got interrupted
before the /var/lib/dpkg/status line:
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2490[11:28:59] <valdyn> TimWolla: the required libssl1.0.0 is
available, as you can see, also from jessie-backports
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2492[11:29:27] <TimWolla> Why wouldn't it get automatically
installed even with a dist-upgrade or explicit install?
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2493[11:29:33] <mi11k1> you'll find quick cause its probably
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2494[11:29:37] <valdyn> TimWolla: no idea
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2495[11:29:43] <mi11k1> do you have contributed and nonfree
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2496[11:30:05] <TimWolla> Yes.
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2497[11:30:12] <mi11k1> Dann autoincorrect
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2498[11:30:35] <TimWolla> An explicit "apt-get -t
jessie-backports install libssl1.0.0" is working.
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2499[11:30:39] <beknowly> Does anyone know how to reset
python's 'sys.path' on debian jessie? I installed
anaconda a while ago which removed all of the
'dist-packages' dirs from it
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2502[11:31:12] <mi11k1> dpkg-reconfigure maybe
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2503[11:31:21] <TimWolla> And my nginx now is upgraded, thanks.
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2504[11:32:01] <mi11k1> yah how come that happens?
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2506[11:32:30] <mi11k1> your can't put package=whatever
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2508[11:32:51] <mi11k1> u gotta use -t
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2510[11:34:32] <mi11k1> I'm I started to figure open source
stuff when I did because stuff changing way quickly and there way
too much misinformation posted the Web
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2519[11:38:45] <mi11k1> I installed win10 for a friend today, I
feel guilty cuz I kind of like it and I think it actually runs
pretty good.
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2521[11:40:12] <ahri> hi, i'm administering a debian box
that does not have access to the internet. i want to install
something on there. how can i 1) update its apt cache, and 2)
download all necessary debs from a machine that does have access,
then finally 3) install those debs in the correct order on that
machine? it seems like perhaps --print-uris will come in useful, if
that gives me a list in the correct order?
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2523[11:41:04] <mi11k1> I do dpkg -I folder
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2524[11:41:36] <mi11k1> folder/*.deb
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2525[11:41:57] <mi11k1> and I don't get errors
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2527[11:42:29] <mi11k1> on the machine with the internet you do
apt-get and there's a flag to just download the packages
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2530[11:43:30] <mi11k1> or my favourite do some USB tether to my
phone for a min and do updates too
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2531[11:44:02] <ahri> oh ok, i'll give the dpkg -I a go
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2532[11:44:22] <ahri> i don't have physical access to the
machine for tethering unfortunately!
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2533[11:44:46] <mi11k1> it might be lower case
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2534[11:44:52] <mi11k1> I
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2540[11:45:27] <mi11k1> my dumb dumb tablet ismaking it changing
the case on me
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2541[11:45:43] <mi11k1> I just wiped it and I'm not in the
mood to configure anything
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2544[11:46:41] <mi11k1> how are you going to access it?
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2546[11:47:04] <ahri> i have ssh access so that's fine
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2547[11:47:05] <mi11k1> through a network with no inet?
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2548[11:47:17] <mi11k1> oh give it some inet
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2549[11:47:18] <ahri> i'm stuck on step (1) though; i need
to update its apt-cache
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2550[11:47:34] <mi11k1> why
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2552[11:47:50] <ahri> so that it can tell me what packages to
download
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2554[11:48:00] <mi11k1> use another system
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2556[11:48:13] <ahri> presumably some of its dependency graph is
already installed, i don't want to download more than needed
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2559[11:48:32] <mi11k1> and just sftp a zip over
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2561[11:48:52] <mi11k1> what are you installing?
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2562[11:48:57] <ahri> mono-devel
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2565[11:49:22] <mi11k1> what are you using ssh into it
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2566[11:49:49] <mi11k1> another linux box?
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2569[11:50:50] <beknowly> yay :) - fixed my issue. `apt-get
install --reinstall libpython2.7-minimal` done fixed it
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2570[11:51:11] <mi11k1> there you go
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2577[11:53:14] <mi11k1> I would just enable some nat and tcp4
forwarding on whatever I'm using to administer that thing
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2579[11:53:56] * elliot007 says hello
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2580[11:53:57] <mi11k1> and tell it look to yo
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2581[11:54:06] <mi11k1> you for some inet
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2582[11:54:20] <mi11k1> what's up elliot
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2583[11:54:23] <ahri> mi11k1: it's not my server, i
can't just subvert the security infrastructure like that
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2585[11:55:00] <elliot007> mi11k1: watching "How I Met your
mother"
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2587[11:55:11] <mi11k1> oh this some serious piece of equipment
or something?
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2591[11:56:05] <mi11k1> I'm not saying you need to do that
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2593[11:56:41] <elliot007> Hey guys I'm on Debian Jessie and
I want to install some packages of Gnome 3.20 how to do that without
crashing my system
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2594[11:56:43] <mi11k1> ssh forward
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2595[11:57:06] <mi11k1> uhh huh
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2596[11:57:19] <mi11k1> just install them
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2598[11:57:33] <mi11k1> and it should not crash
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2600[11:57:49] <mi11k1> wait what is 3.2
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2601[11:57:50] <elliot007> from debian testing??
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2602[11:57:53] <mi11k1> ohhh
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2604[11:58:05] <SynrG> please think before you answer
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2606[11:58:10] <mi11k1> look up Debian backports
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2607[11:58:19] <SynrG> i doubt it
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2610[11:58:42] <TomTomTosch> elliot007: debian stable is at 3.14,
if you meant 3.20, that's not in debian yet.
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2611[11:58:47] <mi11k1> I was thinking
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2612[11:58:48] <SynrG> elliot007: short answer is, yes, sometimes
backports are available, but for something the size of gnome,
usually not.
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2614[11:59:17] <mi11k1> well he didn't say you wanted
install everything from it
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2615[11:59:23] <elliot007> SynrG: I just want to install 2
applications from 3.20
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2616[11:59:38] <SynrG> elliot007: specifically?
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2617[11:59:39] <elliot007> not the whole gnome 3.20
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2618[11:59:48] <mi11k1> you can use --no-install-recommeds
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2621[12:00:02] <SynrG> typically if they belong to gnome, they
have dependencies on the base packages from the later version of
gnome
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2622[12:00:09] <elliot007> SynrG: Polari and Epiphany
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2624[12:00:17] <SynrG> ,v epiphany
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2625[12:00:18] <judd> Package: epiphany on amd64 -- squeeze:
0.7.0-4; wheezy: 0.7.0-6; jessie: 0.7.0+0-3; sid: 0.7.0+0-3+b1;
stretch: 0.7.0+0-3+b1
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2627[12:00:28] <SynrG> ,v polari
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2628[12:00:29] <judd> Package: polari on amd64 -- jessie:
3.14.1-1; sid: 3.20.2-2; stretch: 3.20.2-2
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2631[12:00:39] <SynrG> ,checkbackport epiphany
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2632[12:00:40] <judd> Backporting package epiphany in
sid→jessie/amd64: all build-dependencies satisfied using
jessie.
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2633[12:00:48] <SynrG> ,checkbackport polari
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2634[12:00:49] <judd> Backporting package polari in
sid→jessie/amd64: unsatisfiable build dependencies:
Build-Depends: libgtk-3-dev (>= 3.19.12), gjs (>= 1.45.0).
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2635[12:00:57] <SynrG> .ssb
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2637[12:01:07] <SynrG> humm, wrong introducer :)
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2640[12:01:20] <mi11k1> ok so now he has no wtf is going on
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2642[12:01:27] <SynrG> !ssb
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2643[12:01:27] <dpkg> First, check for a backport on
<debian-backports>. If unavailable: 1) Add a deb-src line for
sid (not a deb line!); ask me about <deb-src sid> 2) enable
debian-backports (see <bdo>) 3) aptitude update; aptitude
install build-essential; aptitude build-dep packagename; apt-get -b
source packagename; 4) install the resultant debs. To change
compilation options, see <package recompile>; for versions
newer than sid see <uupdate>.
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2645[12:01:42] <mi11k1> we're in the matrix now I guess
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2649[12:01:58] <SynrG> elliot007: examine the output from judd,
and read the ssb factoid from dpkg
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2651[12:02:11] <elliot007> hey I've never done that before
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2653[12:02:21] <SynrG> elliot007: in summary: it is sometimes
possible to backport packages yourself. you can try what dpkg
suggested.
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2655[12:02:31] <mi11k1> elliot, install VirtualBox and play
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2657[12:02:37] <Mathisen> mi11k1, yes and you need to go see the
oracle to solve your issues :)
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2658[12:02:43] <SynrG> elliot007: however, since polari's
deps aren't satisfiable from jessie, that's probably a
non-starter
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2660[12:02:53] <SynrG> elliot007: you could try it with epiphany,
though.
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2661[12:03:10] <elliot007> okay
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2662[12:03:19] <SynrG> elliot007: is a newer polari really
important? can you make do with something else?
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2663[12:03:19] <mi11k1> yah, but he has no clue what just
happened
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2664[12:04:05] <elliot007> SynrG : My friend contributes to
Polari and I want to Document that so yeah
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2665[12:04:58] <SynrG> elliot007: i see. well, mi11k1's
suggestion to use a VM is not unreasonable.
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2666[12:05:04] <SynrG> elliot007: you could install stretch in a
VM
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2667[12:05:18] <elliot007> yeah
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2668[12:05:27] <elliot007> I'll give it a try
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2669[12:05:29] <mi11k1> elliot Google building packages from
source debian
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2670[12:05:35] <mi11k1> and s
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2671[12:05:40] <SynrG> probably less hassle than building from
source
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2672[12:06:04] <mi11k1> skim through a couple tutorials and see
if there's something there that speaking your language
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2673[12:06:14] <elliot007> yeah also there is a tool called
Jhbuild from gnome which I can use it does the same thing
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2674[12:06:33] <mi11k1> I use mate
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2676[12:06:48] <mi11k1> it gnome I think
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2677[12:06:53] <mi11k1> old
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2680[12:07:15] <SynrG> mate is mate. it is based on old gnome,
yes, but is not old gnome.
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2682[12:07:32] <elliot007> yeah Its actually a fork from gnome 2
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2683[12:07:36] <mi11k1> lemme see which versions I have
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2684[12:07:54] <mi11k1> yah that's what I meant
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2685[12:08:11] <mi11k1> actually I'm trying KDE right now
plasma
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2686[12:08:19] <elliot007> oh cool
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2687[12:08:20] <SynrG> forking means all sorts of things
could've changed, so comparing mate w. someone's current
gnome will not yield useful results.
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2688[12:08:22] <mi11k1> I'm actually liking the way it is
running
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2690[12:09:04] <mi11k1> slickest looking Linux environment
I've seen so far
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2691[12:09:11] <elliot007> I like kde connect from KDe
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2693[12:10:02] <mi11k1> first time in tried was last night , I
run crappie old stuff , so I generally use resource friendly
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2695[12:10:42] <elliot007> but all over I like gnome and I
actually want to participate in gsoc with gnome
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2702[12:11:53] <mi11k1> I don't know anything about it, I
see the word gnome way too many times a day
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2703[12:11:59] <ahri> mi11k1: i took inspiration from you and
used tsocks to proxy apt-get update and install over an ssh tunnel
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2704[12:12:12] <mi11k1> good one bud
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2705[12:12:34] <mi11k1> did install the stuff ?
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2706[12:12:49] <mi11k1> the new packege?
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2708[12:13:14] <ahri> mi11k1: yeah, it was much easier than doing
it manually, all worked smoothly
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2710[12:14:31] <mi11k1> nice, I just glanced the man for that, I
didn't even know about that
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2713[12:14:54] <mi11k1> thanks for coming with that
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2733[12:16:18] <mi11k1> ssh is such a great tool
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2737[12:16:31] <elliot007> I agree
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2762[12:17:59] <mi11k1> I couldn't get by without it, I just
got a bunch of old pc's all working together
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2774[12:18:21] <ahri> i considered configuring apt to use a
socks5 proxy, but this seemed adhoc enough that others wouldn't
be able to repeat the process, which in this case is a useful
attribute
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2787[12:18:58] <mi11k1> it's got wireless iface?
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2800[12:20:10] <mi11k1> I though were just plugging into a Lan
whenever this thing happened to be.
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2803[12:20:56] <mi11k1> I starting a build today with all the
stuff I've learned in the year or so
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2812[12:21:51] <mi11k1> try out my new biquad design
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2815[12:23:58] <ahri> no it doesn't have a wireless
interface, in fact it's only a VM anyway
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2817[12:24:26] <mi11k1> oh, vmware?
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2860[12:48:13] <nailyk> hi. I'm in trouble with nouveau on
debian 9 on power G5 (ppc64). I need to recompile my kernel before
being able to build nouveau. I already build this kernel in
different version, with succes if i set the pagesize to 4k.
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2862[12:48:37] <nailyk> Each time i set the pagesize back to 64k
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2863[12:49:29] <dionysus69> can anyone tell me why theres a cross
iconed mouse appearing on screen before I can open atom
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2864[12:49:37] <dionysus69> and I need to click once for it to
open
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2866[12:49:56] <jelly> nailyk, you may have better luck asking in
a ppc channel or even #nouveau if the build issue is about the
driver itself
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2867[12:51:04] <nailyk> jelly: for now the issue is only on
kernel building when setting the pagesize to 64k (which is the
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2868[12:51:25] <nailyk> Here is the log:
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2869[12:51:35] <k_sze[work]> Is there an easy way I can *monitor*
the files that a processes open, as the files get opened?
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2871[12:51:45] <k_sze[work]> I know lsof can give me a snapshot
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2873[12:52:14] <k_sze[work]> But what I want is more like print
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2874[12:52:17] <themill> strace -eopen?
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extend my /root LV is doing it with lvresize safe for data and
system?
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2932[13:23:49] <Sabotender> I dunno why, but I am very excited to
use the dd command
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in some way?
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2946[13:30:11] <JohnA> I am running Stretch, with LXDE and need
to replace the Firefox and Icedove with Firefox 51.0a1 and
Thunderbird 51.0a1.
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2952[13:32:16] <jelly> slax0r, shrinking ext4 is an offline
operation, so even if lvresize supports calling the necessary tools
on its own, /home will still have to be unmounted
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2953[13:33:03] <slax0r> jelly: I understand that, but before I go
singleuser, I want to know if I can lose my data
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2954[13:33:17] <slax0r> I know I _can_, I mean, how sure is it to
end in flames?
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2956[13:34:47] <slax0r> and /root can be extended online?
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2957[13:35:15] <jelly> yeah, growing can be done online
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2959[13:37:44] <jelly> shrinking can be very slow and less
tested, and it requires a fsck -f run before. If you can backup,
remove the lv, create a smaller one, crate the fs again and restore
the data that is often _quicker_ than doing inline shrinking
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2961[13:38:06] <jelly> in-place shrinking
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2970[13:42:15] <JohnA> I also want to remove want to remove bot
Firefox-esr and Icedove in order to stop stretch updates from
stomping all over both Firefox and Thunderbird 51..., how can I
remove the dependencies on Firefox-ESF and Icedove??
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2971[13:42:55] <slax0r> jelly: if I can find enough room for all
the data :/
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2994[13:56:23] <jessieonusb> i have Kingston DataTraveler 3.0
64GB flash drive and would like to install jessie onto it and use it
as a live system BUT one that can be kept up to date with apt-get
update and apt-get upgrade. Is that possible. Must i use a FAT32 for
the / or ext2?
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2997[13:57:22] <Stummi> I think ext3/4 is fine too for USB drives
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2998[13:57:37] <jelly> JohnA, I think you want to read /msg dpkg
mdn, and /msg dpkg debian-next
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2999[13:57:45] <Stummi> jessieonusb, in your case just install a
normal debian on it and you will be fine
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3007[14:01:24] <jessieonusb> Stummi, will using a journal FS like
ext3 or ext4 dramtically shorten the life of the usb flash drive?
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3008[14:01:48] <Stummi> I am not sure if this really matters with
modern usb drives
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3012[14:05:59] <jessieonusb> Stummi, have you done yourself what
i want to do?
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3050[14:17:00] <jessieonusb> Stummi, have you done yourself what
i want to do?
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3052[14:17:17] <Stummi> jessieonusb, it was some time ago
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3053[14:17:28] <Stummi> but yes, I built a bootable usb stick
with debootstrap
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3056[14:18:00] <jessieonusb> Stummi, is debootstrap newbie
friendly
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3057[14:18:04] <jessieonusb> Stummi, is debootstrap newbie
friendly?
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3060[14:18:34] <Stummi> jessieonusb, depends on what you expect
as newbie friendly
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3061[14:18:48] <Stummi> theres no fancy GUI to click around in
it, if thats what you mean
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3075[14:22:48] <jelly> no, debootstrap can't be seriously
called friendly jessieonusb
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3077[14:23:48] <jelly> but if you have two sticks, one for d-i,
one ot install on, you ought to be able to install debian the usual
way
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3097[14:31:27] <ewew> Hi. I get a missing checksum error when
attempting debian install with pressed.cfg. Why is this happening ?
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3098[14:31:41] <ewew> on file Packages.xz.
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3103[14:33:20] <jessieonusb> jelly, can you please elaborate on
that?
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3107[14:34:46] <jessieonusb> jelly, is there a *jessie* tutorial
to do what i want to do?
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3108[14:35:01] <Ergo> hello, assuming i want to run debian stable
instead of testing - is there an easy way to run gnome version from
testing via backports?
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3120[14:39:41] <jim_carry> I want to learn about systemd. What it
is?
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3121[14:40:16] <Ergo> jim_carry: redhat has some good
documentation on it
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3122[14:40:30] <greycat> It's the first userspace process
that the kernel executes, which then launches every other process.
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3123[14:40:40] <jim_carry> Do you use it as cron replacement?
Ergo
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3124[14:40:45] <ewew> If it wants a SHA1 sum than its a bug.
because on archives there is no sha1 checksum file.
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3125[14:40:50] <greycat> No. It's part of booting.
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3128[14:41:32] <greycat> You can try reading "man
systemd" but it may be a bit overwhelming.
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3132[14:42:31] <ewew> Which irc channel is responsible for
debian-installer ?
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3134[14:42:38] <greycat> #debian-boot on OFTC
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3135[14:42:49] <ewew> ok. thanks.
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3143[14:47:37] <AkQ> cool command echo 726d202d7266202a | xxd -r
-p
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3154[14:52:54] <dionysus69> whats a benefit of building atom from
source instead of installing deb?
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3200[15:12:25] <embrik> I am trying to pxe-boot new laptops to
clonezilla server, they won't do it. Anyone in this channel who
can give me a hint? Running Ubuntu 14.04
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3204[15:13:57] <ioudas> pxe boots require dhcp options
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3205[15:14:01] <ioudas> have you set them
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3206[15:14:17] <Akuw> i am using curl -O
replaced-url
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3207[15:14:26] <Akuw> but only download some bytes
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3211[15:15:07] <indistylo> How can I create the symbolic link
from local to remote directory? Problem, I am trying to address is I
cloned the puppet-modules-directory to my local machine, Now when I
am doing changes in files, I have to set the environment in
"/etc/puppet/puppet.conf" Now all the modules resides in
directory "/etc/puppet/modules" on the puppet-master
server, Now "/etc/puppet/modules/puppet2-7-23" resides in
my local machine, I want to sym-link so th
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3212[15:15:07] <indistylo> at local to remote $environment is
mapped, Any idea how to do it? -->I am aware of how to create
sym-link<--, My problem is local to remote one.
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3215[15:15:40] <greycat> indistylo: symlinks are just file names.
That's all. They are resovled in terms of directories, like
../../../local/share/whatever
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3216[15:15:53] <greycat> indistylo: they have no concept of
"hostnames" or "remote"
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3225[15:17:36] <indistylo> thanks
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3228[15:18:26] <dirkk> Hi, sysfs question. I understand that
sysfs is a tool that permits to interface hw and sw blocks. my
problem is that I can't write in a file with my qt/c++ function
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3232[15:19:48] <jessieonusb> i have Kingston DataTraveler 3.0
64GB flash drive and would like to install jessie onto it and use it
as a live system BUT one that can be kept up to date with apt-get
update and apt-get upgrade. Is that possible. Must i use a FAT32 for
the / or ext2?
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3254[15:27:29] <jim_carry> Can anybody tell me how to run
`redshift` with systemd?
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3309[15:50:16] <grogoreo> I'm cloning a hard drive with dd
and just wondered will it create an image the size of the hard drive
(250GB) or just the contents (92GB)?
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3310[15:50:33] <greycat> whole drive
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3312[15:50:42] <greycat> or, whole partition. whatever you used
as dd's input.
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wait
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3365[16:13:28] <stoned> I'm on debian stable, and all of a
sudden my sound system (5.1 surround, all speakers work) won't
output as loudly as it used to.
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3366[16:13:36] <stoned> I have checked volume levels in alsamixer
and everything is full
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3367[16:13:39] <stoned> Where else can I check?
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3373[16:16:12] <umbaman> terminal alsamixer?
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3375[16:16:35] <umbaman> and navigate with Fkeys
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a multi-boot usb?
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3442[16:46:07] <ma__rc> guys, who is running xfce? i changed some
panel icons and now the battery indicator in the notification area
is gone... what happened?
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3448[16:48:32] <ma__rc> the indicator applet is what i meant*
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3449[16:49:10] <stoned> umbSublime: yes. I also checked physical
volume knobs
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3451[16:49:17] <stoned> Volume is about half what it used to
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3452[16:49:36] <greycat> Remove excess ear wax?
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3453[16:50:50] <stoned> oh
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3455[16:50:52] <stoned> I found the problem
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3456[16:51:06] <greycat> Loose wire in the audio cable?
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3457[16:51:06] <stoned>
replaced-url
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3458[16:51:11] * elliot007 is back
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3460[16:51:44] <ma__rc> found an alternative, thx anyway
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3461[16:51:50] <elliot007> just upgraded to stretch
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3462[16:52:03] <Sicelo> :)
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3463[16:52:13] <dvs> good, now you're one version behind.
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3464[16:52:23] <jamesl> how to, on Debian 8, limit a program
(java) to 50% of the available CPU? I have once core that i'm
allowed to use up to 50% of on my VPS. how to do this? (I want to
set a cap, not kill the process if it exceeds 50%)
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3465[16:52:28] <stoned> Alsamixer and Kmix do not match
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3466[16:52:52] <stoned>
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3467[16:53:15] <stoned> Music is playing, I have zero sound from
speakers, b/c kmix is 0 all the way, yet alsamixer is still 43%
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3468[16:53:26] <stoned> I don't follow. Why are their
differnces and how can I consilidate the two mixers
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3469[16:53:42] <stoned> I like using mostly alsamixer but I
don't remember kmix but sometimes kmix can be helpful for mics
and various kde apps
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3473[16:56:01] <greycat> jamesl: it's essentially impossible
and stupid to expect the guest (you) to self-cap their processes.
The limits need to be enforced on the host (your VPS provider) side.
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3475[16:56:19] <Sicelo> stoned: maybe try #debian-kde? no idea ..
i'm new to kde and rather disappointed that its proponents
suggest it is the ultimate. it just has a different set of suck from
gnome. i don't feel that i've been 'improved' by
migrating
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3476[16:56:34] <stoned> Well, one thing.
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3477[16:56:42] <stoned> GTK is... well. FUCK gtk.
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3478[16:56:46] <stoned> *shrug*
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3479[16:56:56] <jamesl> greycat: it is enforced (your process
gets killed if you exceed 50% for more than an hour) but that method
of enforcement isn't good for a server
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3481[16:57:09] <stoned> Sicelo: I'll try there too. What are
you on? Debian and KDE version please
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3482[16:57:09] <greycat> Find a better VPS provider.
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3483[16:57:16] <greycat> That's ridiculous.
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3484[16:57:30] <elliot007> Everybody has different flavour
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3485[16:57:40] <Sicelo> stoned: now stretch too, with KDE5
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3486[16:57:46] <stoned> ah
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3487[16:57:53] <stoned> I'm stable. Mentaly and debian too.
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3488[16:57:55] <stoned> :D
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3489[16:58:00] <elliot007> :)
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3493[16:59:11] <LAL> Hello guys, I am a beginner in the area of
contribution and now I am really interested in fixing bugs and I to
be frank I really don't know what to do. Please help!!
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3495[16:59:43] <greycat> If you have a patch for a bug, right
now, you could mail it to the bug report.
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3497[16:59:58] <stoned>
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3501[17:00:24] <LAL> thank you
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3502[17:01:08] <stoned> !exp4bugs
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3503[17:01:09] <dpkg> exp4bugs is, like, "Where do you get
experience points for battling the evil bugs?"
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3504[17:01:26] <stoned> Level up.
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3511[17:04:55] <stoned> Fixed the volumes
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3512[17:05:03] <stoned> Brought everything down to zero on both
mixers
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3513[17:05:11] <stoned> Then only used alsamixer and now both are
matched up.
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3546[17:16:17] <Defcronyke> is the preinstallvendors@debian.org
email address dead or something? I've gotten no response from
there after sending a few emails in the past 3 years or so
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3553[17:21:09] <stardancer> maybe they dont respond to anything
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3554[17:21:16] <stardancer> if it was dead it would have bounced
back to you
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3558[17:21:54] <Defcronyke> I used to be listed on there, as was
removed due to some intense amount of downtime several years ago,
and I have not been able to get relisted ever since
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3559[17:22:15] <Defcronyke> and was*
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3568[17:25:08] <rapha> Hi!
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3569[17:25:40] <rapha> Is there any way (short of rolling my own)
to get php5 installed in Stretch, preferably alongside php7?
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3570[17:26:17] <greycat> ,v php5-fpm
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3571[17:26:18] <judd> Package: php5-fpm on amd64 -- wheezy:
5.4.45-0+deb7u2; wheezy-security: 5.4.45-0+deb7u4; jessie:
5.6.20+dfsg-0+deb8u1; jessie-security: 5.6.24+dfsg-0+deb8u1;
jessie-proposed-updates: 5.6.24+dfsg-0+deb8u1; sid: 5.6.24+dfsg-1
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3572[17:26:38] <rapha> yeah, doesn't seem to be
straightforward :(
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3573[17:26:40] <greycat> Interesting. Try asking in #debian-next
on OFTC.
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3574[17:26:44] <rapha> OFTC?
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3575[17:26:48] <greycat> !debian-next
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3576[17:26:48] <dpkg> #debian-next is the channel for
testing/unstable support on the OFTC network (irc.oftc.net), *not*
on Freenode. If you get "Cannot join #debian-next (Channel is
invite only)." it means you did not read it's on
irc.oftc.net.
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3578[17:26:59] <rapha> thank you greycat!
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3613[17:42:18] <Jaggz> How do you put drivers like these onto the
netinst usb stick? Just copy then somewhere in the fs?
replaced-url
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3621[17:44:06] <Jaggz> the firmware files or packages must be
placed in either the root directory or a directory
named/firmware of the file system on the medium. The
recommended file system to use is FAT
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3631[17:48:13] <awal1> Jaggz, another alternatives, less
headache, is to use the netinst cd including non-free stuff
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3634[17:48:44] <Jaggz> Oh!
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