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0 [00:00:07] <AlexPortable> n-st: no, it always happens during
a netsplit, becasue people rejoin or change their name quickly
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27 [00:09:23] <peixoto> hello there
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33 [00:10:38] <peixoto> tell me, i saved a txt file with my list
of softwares installed with a command, in order to use another
command to install automatically these programs on my new fresh
install, but i don't remember the command and where to find it.
can you help me with this? thank you.
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35 [00:11:43] <Eduard_Munteanu> dpkg, selections
36 [00:12:00] <Eduard_Munteanu> I forget how to use the bot.
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41 [00:13:09] <Eduard_Munteanu> peixoto, see the "Restore
installed software" section here:
replaced-url
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45 [00:14:59] <peixoto> ok, thanks Eduard_Munteanu
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49 [00:15:17] <AlexPortable> Would you recommend /bin/false or
/usr/sbin/nologin ?
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70 [00:23:32] <Antares> Debian have in repositoris Ubuntu Studio
?
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79 [00:27:45] <ksk> Antares: did you search the repositories?
replaced-url
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81 [00:28:22] <ksk> (the anwser seems to be no)
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99 [00:32:57] <oluap> test
100 [00:33:14] <oluap> someone there?
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159 [01:05:31] <foul_owl> Does anyone here use rhythmbox?
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176 [01:13:11] <nine_milli> hey, i just got a new usb backup hard
drive sdb
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178 [01:13:21] <nine_milli> can someone list the steps to format
and mount it?
179 [01:13:29] <nine_milli> it’s been quite a while
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194 [01:18:35] <nine_milli> nvm got it
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206 [01:27:12] <AlexPortable> Would you recommend /bin/false or
/usr/sbin/nologin ?
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220 [01:34:32] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, hi, you worked with me
one week ago trying to stop my RTL8821AE wifi from disconnecting. i
was busy because of school work. i'm ready to start
troubleshooting now. i currently have debian 9 RC4 installed with
minimal modifications to the system.
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236 [01:38:45] <larvallid> can anyone else help me with wifi?
after a while of being connected to wifi network, realtek RTL8821AE
connection indicator reads "connected" but i cannot send
any data.
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239 [01:39:01] <glick> hi, how can i install the debian info
files?
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241 [01:39:06] <AlexPortable> glick: info files?
242 [01:39:14] <glick> do i really need to activeate the non free
repo?
243 [01:39:18] <AlexPortable> larvallid: I don't know the
details but are you sure your AP isn't broken?
244 [01:39:18] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, what DE?
245 [01:39:22] <glick> yeah AlexPortable
246 [01:39:44] <AlexPortable> glick: what are info files
247 [01:40:10] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, GNOME, which comes with
debian 8 and 9. with the network-manager component.
248 [01:40:25] <Atm0spher1c> did you install firmware-realtek?
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251 [01:41:22] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, also as AlexPortable
said, are you sure your AP isn't broken. Other devices stay
connected?
252 [01:41:46] <larvallid> AlexPortable, by AP, do you mean the
realtek wifi card? if so, the same problem has occurred on windows.
but unlike linux, i can simply turn airplane mode on, then off, and
wifi will work again. eventually the problem was solved, probably by
an update. if by AP you mean router, no other devices connected to
same router have a problem.
253 [01:41:47] <Atm0spher1c> glick, are you talking about info
package? apt install info
254 [01:42:07] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, access point, wifi router
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258 [01:42:51] <AlexPortable> Airplane mode on and off in windows
will most likely switch the adapter on and off (to save battery)
259 [01:42:56] <larvallid> AlexPortable, Atm0spher1c, in fact,
the same problem occurs at my school. the disconnects occur on
networks that use personal, enterprise, none (open) security.
260 [01:42:59] <AlexPortable> In linux there is no such thing
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262 [01:43:16] <larvallid> AlexPortable, so the adapter just
stays on all the time?
263 [01:43:23] <AlexPortable> I think yes
264 [01:43:56] <larvallid> AlexPortable, and it might help to
mention: on windows, when the disconnect occurs, some applications
like google chrome will stop responding until airplane mode is
turned on.
265 [01:44:04] <AlexPortable> So the problem is there only with
WPA2, and only there on a network without authentication?
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271 [01:45:14] <larvallid> AlexPortable, no, the problem exists
with every type of encryption, including on an open network.
272 [01:45:21] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, you can still turn off
the wifi aka airplane mode
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274 [01:45:47] <AlexPortable> Atm0spher1c: I think that's
just rfkill, and not actually disconnecting the adapter (which i
suspect windows does)
275 [01:45:49] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, maybe the wifi card is
bad?
276 [01:45:58] <Atm0spher1c> if the problem happens in windows as
well
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278 [01:46:15] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, is a failing wifi card a
common thing? is there a way to test it?
279 [01:46:24] <Atm0spher1c> AlexPortable, is rfkill different
than - ifdown wlan0?
280 [01:46:31] <Atm0spher1c> or ip link set wlan0 down
281 [01:46:35] <AlexPortable> yes
282 [01:46:35] <larvallid> AlexPortable, do you know how i can
disconnect the adapter, as you said, on linux?
283 [01:47:22] <Atm0spher1c> it sounds like it might be failing.
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285 [01:47:26] <AlexPortable>
replaced-url
286 [01:47:49] <Atm0spher1c> although i had a machine once that i
thought had a failed wifi card ( using windows )
287 [01:47:52] <AlexPortable> Atm0spher1c: also you can't
enable an interface once it's being blocked by rfkill
288 [01:48:04] <Atm0spher1c> years later i booted with debian and
the card worked fine
289 [01:48:27] <Atm0spher1c> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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294 [01:51:38] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, AlexPortable, also,
strange stuff i need to ask. based on my knowledge, free firmware
for realtek adapters do not exist. and, the official debian images
don't contain nonfree software. when i installed debian 8, the
card did not work out of the box, and i had to install
firwmare-realtek 0.43 (which resulted in a slow link speed) or
lwfinger's rtlwifi_new (which allowed a fast link speed). on
debian 9 RC4,
295 [01:51:38] <larvallid> the wifi worked out of the box without
any system modifications. do you know why this is?
296 [01:52:20] <Atm0spher1c> seems rfkill is kernel software
switch
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298 [01:52:25] <larvallid> someone did mention that hardware can
supply its own firmware/microcode, and since debian 9 uses linux
kernel 4.9.0, the new kernel is able to pick up the
firmware/microcode
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301 [01:53:09] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, there is a hardware
switch (FN+F2 keys) which i can use.
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307 [01:54:33] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, so you have debian 9
(stretch), and added non-free to sources.list and installed
firmware-realtek, correct?
308 [01:54:53] <Atm0spher1c> or you installed lwfinger's
package again?
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317 [01:57:36] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, no, as i have said, i
have not made any system modifications except to install IDLE
(python IDE) which i needed to work on school work.
318 [01:58:17] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, so add non-free to
sources, update, and install firmware-realtek
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323 [01:59:48] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, first i want to check
what firmware is currently installed. how can i do that? and note
that when i power on the system, it says "failed to load
firmware rtl8821ae_fw.bin" or something like that.
324 [02:00:08] <Atm0spher1c> because you didn't install
firmware-realtek
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326 [02:00:16] <Atm0spher1c> so it failed
327 [02:00:25] <Atm0spher1c> kernel sees the device i believe
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330 [02:01:04] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, kernel sees the realtek
adapter and it's able to connect to wifi networks (although
with disconnects). does that mean someone has reverse engineered
realtek hardware?
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333 [02:01:26] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, maybe they are slowly
adding things, not sure
334 [02:01:43] <Atm0spher1c> but seems it wont work otherwise,
that's why the non free package is provided
335 [02:04:03] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, is there any possibility
that a nonfree driver somehow found its way into upstream code? i
ask because the disconnections occur more often with
firmware-realtek 0.43 (which is written by realtek) than lwfinger
rtlwifi_new
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337 [02:04:26] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, 0.43 is very old
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340 [02:04:58] <larvallid> now adding nonfree, updating, and
installing...
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343 [02:05:53] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, okay. note: line should
read non-free
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346 [02:06:16] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, yeah i checked with the
wiki and realized that. thanks for pointing it out.
347 [02:06:24] <Atm0spher1c> great
348 [02:06:36] <Atm0spher1c> thanks for reading wiki :)
349 [02:07:21] <foul_owl> Does anyone here use rhythmbox?
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351 [02:08:41] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, the bug /just/ occurred
while running "apt-get update". for a few seconds, the
wifi status indicator became a white square and the text which
usually reads "Not connected" or the name of the wifi
network became blank. a few seconds later, it went back to normal.
and a few seconds later, it became a white square and blank text
again. then, to "Not connected", and back to normal icon
and text now. however,
352 [02:08:41] <larvallid> all traffic and pings don't go
through! (this is on debian 9 rc4!)
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355 [02:09:20] <Atm0spher1c> how did you install? can you connect
with ethernet?
356 [02:09:23] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, ping got stuck for a
while, but i left it sitting there. now it's repeatedly saying
"ping: sendmsg: No buffer space available"
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358 [02:09:37] <larvallid> does the buffer space thing tell you
anything about it?
359 [02:09:50] <Atm0spher1c> yeah, that's not very reliable
360 [02:09:54] <Atm0spher1c> :D
361 [02:10:54] <Atm0spher1c> otherwise download the package on
another machine. then dpkg -i package.deb
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364 [02:12:30] <xp_> My Jessie box no longer connects to the
internet. I've searched the web and all I could find was uber
complicated kernel stuff I did not messed with. Can somebody give a
pointer?
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366 [02:12:41] <larvallid> i'm going to reboot, turn off
wifi in network-manager, and use ethernet
367 [02:12:51] <xp_> It's all over the place: via-rhine
0000:00:08.0 eth0: Transmit timed out, ststus ffff, PHY status fff,
reseting...
368 [02:12:53] <xp_> via-rhine 0000:00:08.0 eth0: Reset not
complete yet. Trying harder
369 [02:12:54] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, okay
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372 [02:13:18] <VentGrey> Hello world
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374 [02:13:40] <VentGrey> Is anyone here using Debian Stretch
with a Gnome-based desktop?
375 [02:13:58] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, it no longer connects? what
changed?
376 [02:15:07] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: Nothing, really. This is a
headless system that I don't use very often. Today I turned it
on and it didn't respond to SSH request. Connected a screen an
got this surprize
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382 [02:17:00] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: During boot I got to see in the
kernel messages something similar to what it shows when it panics
383 [02:17:04] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, headless vm? some pointers -
try ping, sudo ss -aptun | column -t, resolv.conf,
/etc/network/interfaces, check that ssh is running.
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388 [02:18:16] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: 'vm' as in
'Virtual Machine'? No, it's a physical computer on
the local network
389 [02:18:23] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: Ping fails, from it and to it
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391 [02:18:42] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, done. i've disabled
wifi and bluetooth, updated, and installed firmware-realtek. it
updated the initial ramdisk. no errors. reboot now?
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395 [02:20:03] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, honestly, i think you can
try to run it, but i don't use gnome, and do things more low
level. If it doesnt work, sure, reboot.
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398 [02:20:56] <larvallid> ok, now turning on wifi and connecting
to network through network-manager.
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402 [02:21:44] <Saar> just reboot, fixes 90% of problems ;-)
403 [02:21:48] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, look at ip a, or ifconfig, does
the device get an ip? is the network up? you're not running
xorg are you?
404 [02:22:15] <Atm0spher1c> xp_,
replaced-url
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406 [02:22:39] <xp_> "sudo ss -aptun | column -t" says
something about port 22. sshd, LISTEN
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408 [02:23:07] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, yeah so looks like ssh is
running. sudo service ssh status also helps
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412 [02:24:47] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: sudo service ssh status says
it's running
413 [02:25:39] <Atm0spher1c> okay, make sure the network is up,
ethernet is plugged in and all that. wiki is helpful too
414 [02:26:08] <larvallid> problem occurs exactly as described
before installing firmware-realtek. now rebooting and testing some
more.
415 [02:26:28] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: ifconfig says
"addr:192.168.1.4"
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418 [02:27:18] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, what DE?
419 [02:27:43] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: No Desktop Enviroment, headless
Debian Jessie
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422 [02:28:36] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: The cable is plugged
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424 [02:28:58] <uxfi> I do foul_owl
425 [02:29:22] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, okay, pastebin these - ip a,
dmesg | grep -i YOUR_DEVICE_HERE, cat /etc/network/interfaces, cat
/etc/resolv.conf
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427 [02:29:42] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: Would the device be
"eth0"?
428 [02:29:54] <dirac1> why people from usa watch WWE?.
429 [02:30:05] <dirac1> Wront chat, my bad.
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433 [02:31:25] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, maybe, the device that should
be getting the ip address
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451 [02:39:22] <xp_> dmesg:
replaced-url
452 [02:39:24] <xp_> ip:
replaced-url
453 [02:39:26] <xp_> resolv.conf: "nameserver
192.168.1.1"
454 [02:39:36] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: Here it is ^
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456 [02:40:46] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: I've forgotten interfaces.
I'll go grab it
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461 [02:41:22] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, sudo ifdown eth0
462 [02:41:27] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, sudo ifup eth0
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464 [02:41:39] <Atm0spher1c> try to ping
465 [02:42:04] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: sudo ifdown eth0 says nothing
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468 [02:42:14] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, okay keep going
469 [02:42:26] <xp_> sudo ifup eth0 says the line you got on
dmesg
470 [02:42:41] <xp_> "eth0: Reset not complete yet. Trying
harder"
471 [02:43:01] <xp_> via-rhine 0000:00:08.0 before all that
472 [02:43:02] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, rebooted. network
disconnects almost immediately after loading a few webpages, but
icon and status text remain as if it was still connected. ping says
"From <laptop's internal ip> icmp_seq=1 Destination
Host Unreachable". wifi works again if i turn it off and on in
network-manager. (the on/off slider takes a long time to respond
after clicking, and it takes a long time to turn the adapter off.)
473 [02:43:02] <larvallid> network-manager crashed and restarted
once. the shortcut for network-manager has disappeared from the
upper-right corner menu but wifi still works after turning the
switch off and on.
474 [02:43:21] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, okay, look at interfaces. also
have you tried to reboot, just wondering if anything changes?
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476 [02:43:42] <nine_milli> .
477 [02:43:43] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, strange. so it work good
now?
478 [02:44:07] <Atm0spher1c> the wifi that is
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481 [02:44:59] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, no, it's working
worse than on debian 8. as i said, it disconnects after a few
webpages. it'll work again after i toggle the network-manager
switch off and then on. this isn't practical.
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483 [02:46:14] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, what is dmesg telling you
now?
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485 [02:47:28] <lxtemp> hi, I'm trying to decide whether to
go with debian testing or ubuntu for my desktop. I do have some
linux experience, but I prefer when things just work, but I also
don't want to wait forever for new software versions. Are there
any major things I should be aware of when I decide?
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488 [02:48:41] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: Seems like I've ovewritten
/etc/network/interfaces while trying to get its contents. Oops
489 [02:48:49] <xp_> Rebooting did no good
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491 [02:49:24] <Atm0spher1c> lxtemp, you should know the command
line well, and what to do if something breaks. If you don't run
bloated DE, testing, even sid worked for me without any problems.
492 [02:49:55] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, make a new one.
replaced-url
493 [02:51:17] <lxtemp> Atm0spher1c, I prefer GUI but can use the
command line if necessary - I just prefer things to not break. Can I
run a Debian testing system for a couple of years without
reinstalling it, including when a new release is made?
494 [02:51:37] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: I had setup static IP before in
this system, in case that's related to the problem
495 [02:51:38] <Atm0spher1c> lxtemp, yes, it just keeps going
496 [02:51:40] <at0m> lxtemp: if debian testing were stable, it
would be stable
497 [02:52:19] <Atm0spher1c> lxtemp, what DE you run?
498 [02:52:23] <at0m> things breaking comes with the testing.
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501 [02:52:37] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, probably not, that wiki will
goes over static IP
502 [02:52:47] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, there is an error about
tpm_crb not being able to allocate memory, but that is probably
related to the Trusted Platform Module (used by microsoft bitlocker
disk encryption). near the bottom i have
"gnome-control-c[1844]: segfault at l ip 000055flelc72a4c sp
00007fffb6492340 error 4 in
gnome-control-center[55flelb4d000+39d000]". the last two lines
are "asus_wmi: Unknown key cf pressed \n proc_thermal
503 [02:52:47] <larvallid> 0000:00:04.0: Unsupported event
[0x84]"
504 [02:53:01] <lxtemp> at0m, well, I've given up on finding
an operating system that actually works reasonably well (i.e.
doesn't have month-to-year-old software but also doesn't
break), I'm just trying to find the one that will cause me to
smash the smallest number of keyboards
505 [02:53:13] <lxtemp> Atm0spher1c, probably going to go with
cinnamon
506 [02:53:21] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, i just ran dmesg again.
the line with "proc_thermal" is repeated, 189 seconds
later.
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508 [02:53:36] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: I suppose I'll have that
in the interfaces file:
replaced-url
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510 [02:53:51] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, i mean something like -
dmesg | grep -i wlan0
511 [02:53:57] <lxtemp> gnome is too bloated and gimmicky, and
the more basic ones are too often majorly broken (like
"can't properly drag and drop" broken)
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514 [02:54:39] <Atm0spher1c> lxtemp, In your case, I would run
debian stable and testing. stable as a backup machine, or dual boot
it.
515 [02:54:41] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: Do you suggest I try to swap
the cable with the one on my main computer?
516 [02:55:00] <at0m> lxtemp: unexpected behaviour is broken. not
meaning to have such option to drag and drop is not.
517 [02:55:06] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, running that, the only
result returned is "rtl8821ae 0000:03:00.0 wlp3s0: renamed from
wlan0". (on debian 9 and ubuntu, they changed network adapters
to names that are impossible to remember)
518 [02:55:30] <Atm0spher1c> lxtemp, ppl are always saying,
things will break!. I ran debian testing for almost 2 years without
anything going wrong. Running awesome window manager.
519 [02:56:03] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, the device is wlp3s0 -
dmesg | grep wlp3s0
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523 [02:57:11] <lxtemp> Atm0spher1c, yeah, I know. If things
break once a year, I can recover - worst case I boot of some live
media, create an updated one, recover my data, and nuke the box from
orbit. I just don't want to spend time wrangling my OS instead
of getting things done. That's the reason microsoft finally
convinced me to switch to linux...
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525 [02:57:41] <Atm0spher1c> lxtemp, just look at apt logs, go
into apt cache and dpkg -i oldversion.dpkg
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527 [02:58:13] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, i will paste into #flood
in a sec
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530 [02:58:32] <Atm0spher1c> lxtemp, lmao, that is why i switched
from windows years ago. Dev on windows was a pia
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532 [02:58:45] <Atm0spher1c> lxtemp, having to reboot everyday,
sometimes twice
533 [02:59:21] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, no, use a pastebin
534 [02:59:30] <lxtemp> Atm0spher1c, oh no. My box reboots once
or twice a month, and gets reinstalled whenever the hardware dies
(that samsung has been surprisingly sturdy, must be 6 years now)
535 [02:59:53] <lxtemp> but by now that thing is reaching even my
standards for "no longer usable"
536 [03:01:04] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c,
replaced-url
537 [03:01:40] <xp_> Swapping cables BRB
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540 [03:04:10] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, you're using ipv6?
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543 [03:04:43] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, nope, completely ipv4 on
LAN
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545 [03:05:04] <Dagger> if you dare suggest "disable
it"...
546 [03:05:32] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, well do some searching on
what you have in those logs
547 [03:05:49] <Atm0spher1c> you'll probably have to take it
from here
548 [03:06:01] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, ok
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554 [03:09:05] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, tomorrow i will install
the proprietary OS and see if i can reproduce the problem on there.
i might have to make a choice to either use nonfree or go full rms
and only use ethernet... do you have any recommendations for
external USB wifi adapters that work on linux?
555 [03:09:11] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid,
replaced-url
556 [03:09:19] <simbalion`> upgraded to stretch and now ssh
won't connect: ssh_exchange_identification: read: Connection
reset by peer
557 [03:10:21] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, also, you have
wpasupplicant installed of course right?
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559 [03:10:37] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, do i check with apt-get
install wpasupplicant?
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563 [03:11:02] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, dpkg -l | grep package is
fast
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565 [03:11:10] <larvallid> checking..
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567 [03:11:51] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, i have a micro usb edimax
which is realtek and it works. honestly a lot of them are supported
these days. maybe find one with free firmware
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570 [03:12:34] <lxtemp> thanks for the help, I think I'll
just try both out one more time!
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572 [03:13:00] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: So I've swapped cables. In
the proccess I could ping google.com for a short period of time,
then it stopped working again. Ain't that interesting?
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574 [03:13:20] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, wpasupplicant 2:2.4-1 is
installed. what firmware are you using on your usb adapter?
575 [03:13:37] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, yes. sounds like it might be
more than just debian
576 [03:13:58] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, firmware-realtek of
course
577 [03:14:24] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: Network adapter? Internet
router?
578 [03:14:34] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, which version of debian?
and you said you don't use gnome network-manager; what do you
use?
579 [03:14:50] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, no clue, i have no way to test
that
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581 [03:15:33] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: Ok. Thank you for your time and
patience
582 [03:15:42] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, np
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584 [03:16:25] <xp_> Atm0spher1c: Do you want me to report you my
findings later?
585 [03:16:49] <simbalion`> can anyone help me with that ssh
error?
586 [03:16:57] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, I just use a window
manager. I configure /etc/network/interfaces, and just do ifup
interface. I used the usb wifi on jessie, and recently used it on
stretch, worked great.
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588 [03:17:40] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, or I have it connect
automatically if set in the config file
589 [03:18:13] <Atm0spher1c> xp_, no thanks
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592 [03:18:17] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, and you can use it with
firefox and other programs?
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595 [03:18:49] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, yes, once it connects,
everything works
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603 [03:21:03] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, actually use it on a pi
with kodi :)
604 [03:21:07] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, i've actually used
other realtek adapters on linux and they've worked fine, and
you said you're using a realtek chip. before i buy an adapter
or laptop, if i know it has a realtek adapter, what's the best
way to know whether it will work on linux? because it seems that
some realtek adapters will work, while others won't.
605 [03:21:30] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, reviews, searching
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607 [03:22:02] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, ok. do i need to be wary
when buying intel, ralink, or qualcomm atheros adapters? because
i've heard those have good support on linux.
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609 [03:22:12] <Atm0spher1c> very often someone says
"installed linux" these days
610 [03:22:59] <Atm0spher1c> I think the latest, just released
stuff might often not be supported yuet
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615 [03:25:10] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, FCC documents show the
user manual for RTL8821AE came out in january 2013, and
certification came out in august 2015. how slow is linux hardware
support?
616 [03:25:31] <Atm0spher1c> lol, honestly, maybe the thing is
failing?
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618 [03:25:52] <Atm0spher1c> or if you dig more, you might find
solution, maybe some bad bug.
619 [03:26:33] <larvallid> is there a way to test whether
it's failing? (i can install a proprietary OS if necessary)
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621 [03:26:50] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, firmware-realtek includes
firmware for 8821AE
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625 [03:27:51] <Atm0spher1c> buy the same exact card?
that'll be the test :)
626 [03:29:18] <Atm0spher1c> is it old? you mentioned windows had
the same problem, so...
627 [03:29:21] <simbalion`> can anyone help me with that ssh
error?
628 [03:29:48] <Atm0spher1c> simbalion`, what ssh error? maybe
ask #linux.
629 [03:29:55] <Atm0spher1c> simbalion`, ##linux
630 [03:29:57] <simbalion`> upgraded to stretch and now ssh
won't connect: ssh_exchange_identification: read: Connection
reset by peer
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632 [03:30:10] <Atm0spher1c> simbalion`, you using a key?
633 [03:30:33] <simbalion`> tried with and without
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637 [03:31:28] <Atm0spher1c> simbalion`, can you explain the
scenario?
638 [03:31:33] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, no, the laptop is just
one month past the manufacturer's 1 year warranty. ><
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640 [03:31:53] <Atm0spher1c> larvallid, heh, that's when
they get ya.
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642 [03:32:05] <Atm0spher1c> honestly not sure though
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646 [03:33:06] <nine_milli> is debian faster than redhat?
647 [03:33:14] <dvs> ???
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649 [03:33:27] <simbalion`> Atm0spher1c: I upgraded from jessie
to stretch and ssh broke.
650 [03:33:40] <simbalion`> I did a reboot
651 [03:33:50] <Atm0spher1c> simbalion`, yes, but connecting from
where to where
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655 [03:34:38] <larvallid> Atm0spher1c, ok, well, i /did/ create
recovery media before wiping the preinstalled OS, so i will install
windows 10 on there and then i will know for certain whether
it's linux or hardware to blame. thanks for the help. i'm
going to disconnect now, bye
656 [03:34:56] <Atm0spher1c> okay gl
657 [03:35:02] <simbalion`> Atm0spher1c: my workstation to a
server
658 [03:35:19] <larvallid> thanks, 73
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660 [03:35:37] <Atm0spher1c> simbalion`, and the server is
upgraded to stretchh?
661 [03:35:43] <simbalion`> Atm0spher1c: both are actually
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666 [03:36:53] <Atm0spher1c> simbalion`, did you do any
searching?
replaced-url
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668 [03:37:05] <simbalion`> Atm0spher1c: yep found nothing
useful.
669 [03:38:08] <Eduard_Munteanu> simbalion`, use ssh -v to see
what happens
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671 [03:38:28] <Atm0spher1c> simbalion`, interesting, lots of
useful stuff just on that link
672 [03:38:36] <simbalion`> Ah interesting, I can connect from
the server to the server
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678 [03:40:31] <simbalion`> Also mysql and fail2ban both failed
to upgrade properly
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680 [03:40:49] <simbalion`> Atm0spher1c: thanks for that link, it
didn't turn up in my search.
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690 [03:48:03] <simbalion`> I'm able to connect from one of
my other servers just not my workstation. Should be able to fix it
on my own from here, I thought the sshd service was broken but
that's clearly not it
691 [03:48:09] <simbalion`> Thanks for the help
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697 [03:51:21] <pooh-tin> hi.
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764 [04:36:47] <Atm0spher1c> where is the home env variable set
by default?
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768 [04:38:36] <dvs> Atm0spher1c, why? You want to set it for a
particular user?
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771 [04:40:20] <Atm0spher1c> I'm just curious. I restored an
old home dir on a new install and the HOME is set wrong
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773 [04:40:46] <Atm0spher1c> it's not set anywhere, so just
wondering what does it by default
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775 [04:41:14] <dvs> Atm0spher1c, I'm guessing it takes the
entry from the /etc/passwd file.
776 [04:41:24] <Tramp> Atm0spher1c: login (1) for a console
login. And ^^
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778 [04:42:08] <Atm0spher1c> okay Tramp dvs , thanks
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806 [04:52:38] <jerbear> whats up
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836 [05:10:05] <Kl451> I'm fairly new to Linux. I want to
install Debian, but encountered a problem with Debian working with
my wireless mic -- an Intel 8265. Any suggestion? I was trying for a
wireless install.
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838 [05:10:37] <dvs> !firmware iso
839 [05:10:37] <dpkg> Unofficial <netinst> images -
containing non-free Debian <firmware> packages - for
installing Debian 8 "Jessie" are available from
replaced-url
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841 [05:12:16] <Kl451> I want to go straight to stretch. Is
upgrading rc4 to release to recommended? Should I wait for the 17th?
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843 [05:13:34] <Kl451> I tried out adding the noon-free ucode
filled to my USB as described in the installation guide, it
didn't work for me.
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892 [05:53:54] <jim> hi... is android studio packaged?
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909 [05:59:18] <nine_milli> everyone, jim is a common troll from
#linux
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979 [06:40:21] <codebam> lol
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995 [06:52:05] <simbalion`> What has replaced php5-fpm in
stretch? I don't see a php7-fpm...
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998 [06:53:21] <tx> php-fpm - server-side, HTML-embedded
scripting language (FPM-CGI binary) (default)
999 [06:53:21] <tx> php7.0-fpm - server-side, HTML-embedded
scripting language (FPM-CGI binary)
1000 [06:53:29] <tx> gotta have the .0 ;)
1001 [06:54:51] <simbalion`> ah I see, thank you :)
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1003 [06:56:35] <uxfi> hi where can I find
replaced-url
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1005 [06:57:18] <tx> probably need to ask them
1006 [06:57:22] <jim> uxfi, what happens when you try?
1007 [06:57:28] <tx> it's not like a distro comes with all of
the supporting infrastructure
1008 [06:57:29] <tx> :)
1009 [06:57:38] <tx> they need to implement that
1010 [06:57:50] <uxfi> aha
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1079 [07:52:54] <Goldy> hi
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1099 [08:02:42] <gry> It is absolutely impossible to install a
64bit program on a 32bit OS, correct?
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1103 [08:04:31] <tx> gry: the prerequisite is a 64-bit kernel.
1104 [08:04:41] <tx> (to run natively)
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1106 [08:05:56] <tx> qemu-x86_64 can do this
1107 [08:05:59] <tx> but it's not fast ;)
1108 [08:06:57] <gry> ok
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1110 [08:09:05] <jelly> gry: it's not impossible to install.
It may be not possible to run.
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1113 [08:10:00] * jelly running 64bit google chrome along mostly i386
userspace
1114 [08:10:17] <tx> Is there a reason you're in an i386
userland
1115 [08:10:20] <tx> or is it hardware related
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1117 [08:10:36] <jelly> os was installed in 2001.
1118 [08:10:44] <tx> ah, that'l do it.
1119 [08:10:46] <jelly> can't be bothered to do a fresh
install
1120 [08:11:35] <gry> tx: I installed debian around 2012, and I
was dumb enough to pick the wrong installer, and it was dumb enough
to not whine at me in response
1121 [08:11:39] <gry> tx: would be nice if it did
1122 [08:12:13] <tx> I still do a yearly refresh.
1123 [08:12:16] <tx> I feel out of place now. :p
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1125 [08:14:06] <jelly> gry: maybe it could also present a nice
helpful animated assistant. "It looks like you're trying
to do an i386 install but your hardware is amd64 capable, SURELY you
did not mean to do that?"
1126 [08:14:45] <jelly> perhaps it could look like a piece of
office stationery
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1128 [08:14:56] <tx> The affirmative dialog text need to say
"Yes I did, and don't call me Shirley."
1129 [08:15:21] <gry> jelly: that would be wonderful - I did this
in 2010 due to ignorance, but then I did it again in 2012 due to
lack of attention
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1132 [08:15:36] <jelly> /s
1133 [08:15:38] <gry> jelly: I could file a bug, against what
package?
1134 [08:15:43] <tx> gry: I think jelly is being sarcastic. :P
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1136 [08:16:11] <gry> tx: that'd be ... a bit disappointing
... most of the cases when people install 32bit on 64bit is a human
error I would think
1137 [08:16:40] <gry> I'll have to do a bit of fiddling
around and most likely a complete reinstall
1138 [08:16:55] <gry> because the laptop user wants a program
which doens't have a binary for 32bit
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1140 [08:17:44] <tx> which program is this?
1141 [08:17:59] <jelly> in the meantime you can install and reboot
into linux-image-amd64, enable amd64 as foreign arch, and install
libraries necessary to make said program run
1142 [08:18:42] <jelly> !multiarch
1143 [08:18:42] <dpkg> Multiarch allows you to install foreign
architecture packages. For example, to allow i386 packages to be
installed on an amd64 system: «dpkg --add-architecture i386
&& apt-get update». See
replaced-url
1144 [08:19:14] <jelly> same functionality enables one to install
amd64 package on an i386 system.
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1146 [08:21:23] <gry> tx: skype.
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1148 [08:21:42] <gry> jelly: I am allowed to install 64bit kernel
without complete OS reinstall?
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1150 [08:22:18] <jelly> and boot it. Yes.
1151 [08:22:51] <gry> aren't all the few hundreds of packages
that I have 32bit though?
1152 [08:23:21] <jelly> they are. -amd64 kernel builds support
running x86_64 userspace, i386 userspace and x32 userspace.
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1156 [08:24:45] <jelly> there's a linux-image-amd64 build
_in_ i386 repo (in jessie, and earlier) just for that
1157 [08:24:57] <jelly> judd: v linux-image-amd64 --arch i386
1158 [08:24:58] <judd> Package: linux-image-amd64 on i386 --
wheezy: 3.2+46; wheezy-backports: 3.16+63~bpo70+1; jessie: 3.16+63
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1179 [08:41:52] <one_too_many> Can my computer run debian
replaced-url
1180 [08:42:06] <one_too_many> I also have gtx 1080 sli
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1183 [08:42:41] <jelly> probably; the hardware may be too new for
debian 8.
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1185 [08:43:01] <one_too_many> That why i was asking
1186 [08:43:07] <one_too_many> since ryzen is very new
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1188 [08:43:23] <jelly> you got better chances of using something
that's been on the market for 12 months
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1193 [08:43:38] <one_too_many> would arch be a better option then?
1194 [08:43:45] <one_too_many> since it's rolling
1195 [08:43:47] <jelly> try it and see
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1198 [08:45:01] <jelly> would be nice if you made an attempt at
installing stretch and do an installation report
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1201 [08:45:18] <one_too_many> Would that help debian devs ?
1202 [08:45:37] <jelly> it would make a useful data point
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1204 [08:46:23] <jelly> !install stretch
1205 [08:46:23] <dpkg> The best way to install Debian 9
"Stretch" is probably using the current release candidate
of the installer images.
replaced-url
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1215 [08:47:44] <one_too_many> Could I do a system report if I
installed it on a vm instead or does it have to be host only?
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1231 [08:49:42] <jelly> you can do both but I guess an install
report on physical hw would be more interesting
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1240 [08:50:01] <one_too_many> okay I just don't want to wipe
my windows os
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1247 [08:50:35] <one_too_many> Would a Live debian running on a
usb work
1248 [08:50:37] <lost_soul> no spare hdd you could install to?
1249 [08:50:38] <jelly> make a backup before installing anything
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1254 [08:50:44] <jelly> or use a vm, right
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1257 [08:51:25] <jelly> I don't know if live images for
stretch are ready
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1259 [08:51:46] <jelly> !live stretch
1260 [08:51:46] <dpkg> The Debian Live project provides pre-built
Debian live system images and allows creation of your own. These can
be used to install a Debian system (although the installer is better
to use). Live images are available from
replaced-url
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1262 [08:52:13] <one_too_many> 404 on the first lnik
1263 [08:52:20] <one_too_many> link*
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1265 [08:53:30] <one_too_many> both links are down
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1268 [08:54:12] <jelly> yeah, maybe ask in their channel then.
Note it's on a different irc network.
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1270 [08:54:20] <one_too_many> okay
1271 [08:54:40] <TomG2>
replaced-url
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1273 [08:55:03] <one_too_many> that link works
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1276 [08:56:13] <one_too_many> tho that's for debian 8.8.0
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1285 [09:00:40] <one_too_many> Does Debian accept cryptocoins
donations?
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1304 [09:08:15] <jelly>
replaced-url
1305 [09:08:47] <jelly> oops, those are firmware images. But
anyway. Probably going to need firmware for nouveau anyway.
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1307 [09:09:18] <one_too_many> I could try getting the nvidia
binary working
1308 [09:09:26] <jelly> after installing, sure
1309 [09:09:35] <jelly> !nvidia dkms
1310 [09:09:35] <dpkg> For Debian 7 "Wheezy" and later
systems. Ask me about <contrib> and <non-free sources>.
«aptitude -r install linux-headers-`uname -r|sed
's,[^-]*-[^-]*-,,'` nvidia-kernel-dkms && mkdir
/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d ; echo -e 'Section
"Device"\n\tIdentifier "My GPU"\n\tDriver
"nvidia"\nEndSection' >
/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-nvidia.conf». Restart your system to
enable the <nouveau> blacklist.
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1333 [09:21:32] <lavenders> hi
1334 [09:21:56] <lavenders> is it possible to play sound on mail
incoming, i am open to any mail client or shell or what i need?
1335 [09:22:28] <lavenders> simple: mail incoming -> play sound
:) but what program
1336 [09:22:50] <BenNZ> lavender claws-mail can do that easily
enough
1337 [09:23:31] <TomG2> xbiff? :)
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1343 [09:24:27] <TomG2> but yeah, claws and/or sylpheed and many
other mail clients should be able to play a sound
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1353 [09:26:39] <jkinn23> I am having a problem with a change to
libc.so on a WD My Cloud drive running jessie
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1355 [09:26:53] <lavenders> icedove vs claws?
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1358 [09:27:53] <jkinn23> I copied libc.so.6 to
/usr/lib/arm-linux.../ and now most bash commands won't work
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1360 [09:28:39] <jkinn23> "error while loading shared
libraries: /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnuabihf/libc.so.6: invalid ELF header
1361 [09:28:57] <jkinn23> anyone here can help me?
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1363 [09:29:43] <towo^work> why and from whjere you have copied
libc.so.6?
1364 [09:29:54] <jelly> jkinn23: don't change libc on your
closed embedded system
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1366 [09:30:48] <jelly> jkinn23: see if it's physically
possible to connect the drive directly to another machine, and fix
things from there
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1369 [09:31:37] <jelly> jkinn23: if there's a busybox
installed, you may be able to "busybox rm ..." that file
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1372 [09:32:07] <jkinn23> it is network only accessible via ssh
1373 [09:32:15] <jelly> if there's a statically* linked*
busybox installed, I mean
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1375 [09:32:35] <jelly> jkinn23: yeah, you may have to pry open
the thing to get to the drive
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1377 [09:33:08] <jelly> possibly make that the last option,
don't reboot or power it off for the time being
1378 [09:33:09] <jkinn23> no busybox
1379 [09:33:17] <jkinn23> I am working on this remotely for
someone
1380 [09:33:27] <Stummi> lavenders, both are nice
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1383 [09:33:55] <lavenders> ok, i choose thunderbird because of
atuoconfigure, but claws looks solid though
1384 [09:34:03] <Stummi> personally I prefer claws as well
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1386 [09:35:07] <jelly> jkinn23: what _is_ there useful, then? if
ls does not work, use workarounds like "echo /usr/bin/*"
to see what's in a directory
1387 [09:35:32] <jkinn23> @towo^work I have copied the libc.so.6
file from a chroot I have on my regular machine to compile packages
for the mycloud
1388 [09:36:04] <towo^work> "invalid ELF header" sounds
not like the right arch
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1390 [09:36:12] <jkinn23> western digital provides gpl source code
to compile arm packages for the mycloud
1391 [09:36:20] <jkinn23> right
1392 [09:36:57] <jkinn23> I am stuck now though...how do I remove
the libc.so.6 from /usr/lib;...
1393 [09:37:02] <jkinn23> ?
1394 [09:37:16] <jelly> jkinn23: two options: delete the broken
lib somehow, or if you know where the working libc.so.6 is, maybe
you'll be able to copy it over the broken one
1395 [09:37:46] <jelly> jkinn23: what's the name of dynamic
loader on that platform?
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1397 [09:38:20] <jelly> jkinn23: pastebin the output of echo
/lib/*
1398 [09:38:35] <jkinn23> cp, rm, ls, most command complain about
error loaded shared library
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1400 [09:38:55] <jkinn23> how can I tell the dynamic loader?
1401 [09:39:01] <jelly> jkinn23: pastebin the output of echo
/lib/*
1402 [09:39:44] <jelly> it's something like
/lib/ld-linux.so.2, not sure what's the common name on
armel/armhf/arm64
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1404 [09:40:18] <jelly> jkinn23: and output of: echo /lib/ld-*
/lib/*/ld-*
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1408 [09:41:31] <jelly> jkinn23: do you happen to know, did you
overwrite a libc.so.6 that existed already, or did you put in a new
one in a directory where none existed before?
1409 [09:42:13] <jelly> if latter, that's very good, you may
be able to run normal commands by telling them to preload the
correct libc
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1416 [09:43:35] <jkinn23>
replaced-url
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1419 [09:43:46] <jkinn23> I put where none existed
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1425 [09:45:29] <jkinn23> how can I preload the correct libc?
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1430 [09:46:26] <jelly> jkinn23: something like
LD_PRELOAD=/path/to/libc.so.6 /bin/cp --version
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1432 [09:46:38] <jelly> jkinn23: does running
"/lib/ld-linux.so.3" work?
1433 [09:47:01] <jelly> Usage: ld.so [OPTION]... EXECUTABLE-FILE
[ARGS-FOR-PROGRAM...] [etc]
1434 [09:47:09] <jkinn23> one moment...I can't copy paste
because of the remote connection
1435 [09:47:18] <jkinn23> thanks very much for helping
1436 [09:47:19] <jkinn23> brb
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1438 [09:47:32] <jelly> I'll be afk for a while as well
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1441 [09:47:38] <jkinn23> OK
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1449 [09:51:38] <jkinn23> error: ld.so: object
"/lib/libc.so.6" from LD_PRELOAD connot be preloaded:
ignored
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1455 [09:54:04] <jkinn23> "/lib/ld-linux.so.3"
works...carrying on
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1463 [09:58:15] <jkinn23> OK, I think I can get the
"/lib/ld-linux.so.3" to work, but what is the correct
library I shold provide a path to so I can get my bash commands to
run?
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1487 [10:12:00] <jkinn23> libc.so.6 was located at
/lib/arm-linux-gnuabihf/libc.so.6 which I "cleverly"
renamed to libc.so.6.orig before I overwrote it with a new one and I
think this is when my problems started, even though it is complaing
about the libc from /usr/lib
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1490 [10:13:29] <coke> if you want to keep files move them way
1491 [10:13:47] <coke> s/move/copy/
1492 [10:13:47] <jelly> jkinn23: so try doing
LD_PRELOAD=/lib/arm-linux-gnuabihf/libc.so.6.orig /bin/ls
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1494 [10:14:31] <jelly> coke: also, if you want to keep your
system running, don't move away the library all compiled
binaries depend on
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1498 [10:16:18] <coke> s/move/copy/
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1506 [10:20:26] <jkinn23> well I've learned now what that
library is for and I won't do it again
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1510 [10:21:01] <jkinn23> but I still need to rename it back if I
can
1511 [10:21:55] <jkinn23> any other ideas?
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1517 [10:24:53] <b4d_> Hi, I am trying to install a package in
squeeze (yeah, old, but can't upgrade) and I am getting 404 not
found errors. Is there any alternative source link for packages?
Thanks
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1523 [10:26:44] <jelly> jkinn23: that LD_PRELOAD thing did not
work?
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1528 [10:29:39] <jkinn23> @jelly sorry I missed that message at
first
1529 [10:29:45] <jkinn23> it did indeed work
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1532 [10:30:05] <jkinn23> I've renamed my libc and back in
busniess
1533 [10:30:09] <jkinn23> phewph
1534 [10:30:16] <jkinn23> thank you so much!!!
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1536 [10:30:57] <jkinn23> that scared the crap out of me...I super
appreciate the help
1537 [10:31:08] <jkinn23> now I know :)
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1539 [10:31:26] <dionysus69> how do I make a bootable drive with
both gparted and clonezilla on it?
1540 [10:31:39] <dionysus69> let's say grub asks me at boot
time which one to load
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1542 [10:32:07] <Bliepo> Hello, I run a small hobby server
(meaning that some downtime is acceptable) and was wondering about
what would be best: a clean install of stretch or simply upgrading
Jessie.
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1545 [10:32:27] <dionysus69> Bliepo: upgrading wouldn't hurt
anything
1546 [10:32:43] <dionysus69> but obviously fresh install
"might" have it's benefits
1547 [10:33:03] <Bliepo> dionysus69: thanks, in that case
I'll probably just upgrade
1548 [10:33:36] <dionysus69> yep, I think that's what I did
with my system I am currently using. stretch is surprisingly stable,
and its development has been frozen
1549 [10:34:28] <Bliepo> Well, I'll just snapshot my system
before upgrading (I use btrfs), so if something should go wrong I
can rollback quite easily
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1553 [10:35:27] <ggy6> .
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1565 [10:38:49] <petn-randall> Bliepo: Do an upgrade, and make
sure to do an upgrade report. If you find any upgrade bugs
they'll get fixed. :)
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1579 [10:53:39] <Bliepo> petn-randall: will do!
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1584 [10:55:05] <cek> I'd like to RUN a program and assign
its singleline result to an ENV{var}. RUN+="/usr/sbin/blockdev
--getsz %N",ENV{DEVSIZE}="%c" doesn't work.
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1592 [10:58:53] <jelly> jkinn23: it can help to have a statically
linked featureful shell in place, for times when you manage to mess
up normal dynamically linked commands
1593 [10:59:18] <jelly> ,v busybox-static
1594 [10:59:19] <judd> Package: busybox-static on amd64 -- wheezy:
1:1.20.0-7; jessie: 1:1.22.0-9+deb8u1; stretch: 1:1.22.0-19+b3; sid:
1:1.22.0-19+b3
1595 [10:59:21] <petn-randall> cek: VAR=`echo foo`
1596 [10:59:44] <cek> udev question.
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1600 [11:02:34] <cek> oh, should've been PROGRAM
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1613 [11:09:45] <_KaszpiR_> cek VAR=$(command)
1614 [11:09:56] <cek> ...another one.
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1631 [11:15:45] <jim> hi... on upgrade from jessie to stretch,
getting this:
replaced-url
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1634 [11:16:21] <jkinn23> thanks @jelly ...I will do that
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1636 [11:16:42] <jkinn23> this mycloud drive has been a pain to
work with
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1639 [11:17:54] <jkinn23> I am trying to do a file recovery on it
and it takes jessie packages, but not through apt
1640 [11:17:57] <petn-randall> jim: Run "grep -r
'1c300953' /etc/".
1641 [11:18:08] <jim> ok
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1643 [11:18:31] <jkinn23> so I am manually downloading and
compiling them...then transferring to the owner to she can put the
on a usb and plug it into the drive
1644 [11:18:37] <petn-randall> jim: IIRC is
/etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume
1645 [11:18:40] <petn-randall> *it is
1646 [11:19:15] <jkinn23> but I don't knwo in advance what
dependencies are missing because I don't have the drive in
front of me to check with
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1650 [11:20:42] <jkinn23> this is not as easy as just running
testdisk :P
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1652 [11:21:15] <jim> petn-randall, yeah, the grep returned that
file, I just deleted the line since (1) there's no such swap
partition and (2) this isn't a laptop anyway
1653 [11:21:15] <jkinn23> I have to go for now...thanks again!
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1656 [11:22:15] <jim> petn-randall, anyway thanks, that was a good
idea
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1667 [11:23:48] <petn-randall> jim: You're welcome :)
1668 [11:24:27] <x8b30cc> hello there i am unable to uninstall a
package: speech-dispatcher, i keep getting userdel: failure while
writing changes to /etc/passwd
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1671 [11:25:03] <petn-randall> x8b30cc: Can you paste the command
you're using + the complete output to
replaced-url
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1676 [11:25:29] <x8b30cc> @petn-randall sure
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1681 [11:27:15] <x8b30cc> petn-randall
replaced-url
1682 [11:28:18] <petn-randall> !localized errors
1683 [11:28:18] <dpkg> Rather than hoping that we recognise what
has gone wrong from the error messages in your native language,
please provide any error messages in English. You can do this by
setting your locale to an English one (e.g. C) prior to running the
command, e.g. «LC_ALL=C apt-get -f install»
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1685 [11:28:25] <petn-randall> x8b30cc: ^^^
1686 [11:28:47] <x8b30cc> petn-randall can't i just translate
it to you?
1687 [11:29:18] <petn-randall> x8b30cc: Just add LC_ALL=C before
the command and it'll be in english.
1688 [11:29:32] <petn-randall> (that factoid sounds a bit snarky,
I'll fix that)
1689 [11:29:50] <babilen> It does, yeah
1690 [11:30:43] <x8b30cc> petn-randall:
replaced-url
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1694 [11:32:45] <petn-randall> x8b30cc: It sounds like your root
filesystem is read-only. Or at least /etc/passwd.
1695 [11:33:07] <x8b30cc> petn-randall sounds bad
1696 [11:33:54] <x8b30cc> just tried to create a file inside /root
it works
1697 [11:34:04] <petn-randall> x8b30cc: You can check the first
with "mount", and the second with "ls -al
/etc/passwd".
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1699 [11:34:35] <petn-randall> babilen: fixed it
1700 [11:34:42] <petn-randall> !localized errors
1701 [11:34:42] <dpkg> To provide command output in English
instead of your native language, set your locale to an English one
(e.g. C) prior to running the command, e.g. "LC_ALL=C apt-get
-f install".
1702 [11:34:48] <x8b30cc> petn-randall
replaced-url
1703 [11:34:53] <x8b30cc> nope sorry wrong paste
1704 [11:35:07] <enkrypt> when I put a package on hold (apt-mark
hold) in what way is it kept the same version? because it appears it
prevents indeed from an 'apt-get upgrade' from touching
it, but when I do 'apt-get install package' it still gets
upgraded
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1706 [11:35:50] <_KaszpiR_> use apt pin
1707 [11:36:06] <x8b30cc> petn-randall
replaced-url
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1711 [11:37:09] <petn-randall> x8b30cc: Disk full maybe? "df
-h"
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1713 [11:37:39] <petn-randall> On second thought, that would give
a different error.
1714 [11:38:05] <x8b30cc> petn-randall used only 5%
1715 [11:38:31] <petn-randall> x8b30cc: What does the output of
"lsattr /etc/passwd" give you?
1716 [11:38:52] <petn-randall> (you can paste the single line in
chat)
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1719 [11:39:01] <x8b30cc> petn-randall: -------------e--
/etc/passwd
1720 [11:39:38] <x8b30cc> coul be that caused by me removing root
user login?
1721 [11:39:54] <petn-randall> x8b30cc: How did you remove the
root user?
1722 [11:41:06] <x8b30cc> passwd -l root
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1727 [11:42:25] <x8b30cc> petn-randall i am not even able to sudo
passwd root for unable access to /etc/passwd
1728 [11:42:52] <petn-randall> x8b30cc: That only locks it, it
*should* be ok. But since I've run out of ideas why it's
failing, could you unlock root and try it again?
1729 [11:43:35] <petn-randall> x8b30cc: Is sudo properly set up,
though?
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1732 [11:45:08] <gry> jelly: re migrating from 32bit to 64bit, I
would like a step by step tutorial;
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1736 [11:48:38] <x8b30cc> petn-randall i can't unlock root,
because the same problem i think
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1738 [11:49:04] <x8b30cc> when i try to sudo passwd rood i get
error in auth token manipulation
1739 [11:49:22] <petn-randall> x8b30cc: Argh. It's always a
good idea to test sudo before locking root. Did you log your user
out and back in again since you added it to sudo?
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1743 [11:49:50] <x8b30cc> petn-randall i rebooted also many times
since yesterday
1744 [11:50:04] <gry> or if jelly is away, someone else please
assist. thanks :)
1745 [11:50:12] <x8b30cc> sudo seems to work properly
1746 [11:50:24] <x8b30cc> and i am also able to sudo su
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1750 [11:50:40] <petn-randall> x8b30cc: And 'id' then
outputs that you're root?
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gruppi=0(root)
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1755 [11:51:38] <petn-randall> gry: I recommend doing clean
install. The migration from 32 to 64bit is not officially supported,
and there are many steps to hose your system in obvious or –
even worse – subtle ways that are hard to debug.
1756 [11:51:48] <gry> ok
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1759 [11:52:18] <petn-randall> gry: So I'd backup all your
important data, then do a stretch install on the system and restore
your data again.
1760 [11:54:36] <jim> gry, when I went from 32 to 64, I already
had a sizable separate /home, and plenty of free space... so I just
ran the 64b netinstsll
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1762 [11:55:30] <jim> it's said to be really hard to cross
that particular boundary
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1764 [11:55:57] <jim> (having said that, I'm seen debian
cross others)
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1766 [11:56:16] <aqiank> Hi guys, I have a problem in my Upstart
program. The program itself runs fine but when it calls
`system("/usr/local/bin/foo")`, it complains that it
cannot find it (e.g. sh: 1: /usr/local/bin/foo: not found). Does
anyone know why?
1767 [11:56:41] <aqiank> The foo program is in /usr/local/bin/foo
1768 [11:57:08] <jim> is it a script?
1769 [11:57:12] <xand> check the #! line at the start of foo
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1772 [11:57:36] <aqiank> and I execute my own program like
"su -c /usr/local/bin/bar"
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1774 [11:57:41] <aqiank> in the Upstart script
1775 [11:57:50] <aqiank> It's a binary program
1776 [11:57:56] <aqiank> Both of them are binaries
1777 [11:58:33] <aqiank> I also tried putting it in /foo and use
system("./foo")
1778 [11:58:33] <jim> it could be missing lib, or missing linker
(ld.so)
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1782 [11:59:58] <jim> try running ldd on it
1783 [12:00:28] <jim> see if any of the items it shows are missing
1784 [12:00:55] <aqiank> I see, I'll check
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1788 [12:01:28] <internot> i almost miss using Ms. Dos, i
can't remember the last time i used a *.* wildcard
1789 [12:01:37] <jim> if most of your other stuff works, I
don't suspect missing ld.so
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1798 [12:04:25] <gry> jim my /home is not separate, i'll have
to ignore this problem and find a workaround, i'm a bit lazy.
but i took some notes from here in case i need them later.
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1802 [12:05:37] <jim> gry, if you decide you want to try it and
you need a hand, see if I'm arount
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1827 [12:16:16] <x8b30cc> the problem in the end is caused by:
userdel speech-dispatcher
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1830 [12:16:40] <x8b30cc> that gives me userdel: failure while
writing changes to /etc/passwd
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1842 [12:21:40] <gry> jim: yes, if only the reason was more
worthwhile than installing skype! when it is, I will get in touch
(for now I'm trying to convince Skype that using a webpage and
firefox's mic and webcam access like a modern html5 app is a
good idea)
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1844 [12:24:24] <jim> I have to reboot... brb :)
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1853 [12:30:46] <wipe> !ops wake up
1854 [12:30:47] <dpkg> Hydroxide, dondelelcaro, LoRez, RichiH,
mentor, abrotman, Maulkin, stew, peterS, Myon, Ganneff, weasel,
zobel, themill, babilen, SynrG, jm_, somiaj, jelly: wipe complains
about: wake up
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1856 [12:30:54] <wipe> !ops and don't forget to wipe your ass
1857 [12:30:55] <dpkg> Hydroxide, dondelelcaro, LoRez, RichiH,
mentor, abrotman, Maulkin, stew, peterS, Myon, Ganneff, weasel,
zobel, themill, babilen, SynrG, jm_, somiaj, jelly: wipe complains
about: and don't forget to wipe your ass
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1860 [12:34:26] <wipe> !ops wipe your ass
1861 [12:34:27] <dpkg> Hydroxide, dondelelcaro, LoRez, RichiH,
mentor, abrotman, Maulkin, stew, peterS, Myon, Ganneff, weasel,
zobel, themill, babilen, SynrG, jm_, somiaj, jelly: wipe complains
about: wipe your ass
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1890 [12:51:51] <cronicx> Hey debian, i want to install a package
through another repo, added in sources.list.d, seems ok. If i want
to install - it only gives me another version from the official repo
.. is there something like pinning? I checked the preferences and
theres no pinning for this package defined.. seems strange
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1892 [12:52:12] <towo^work> forget apt update?
1893 [12:52:17] <cronicx> nope
1894 [12:52:36] <cronicx> in the apt-cache policy its visible
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1896 [12:52:56] <cronicx> but candidate is still the outdatet
version..
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1899 [12:53:10] <towo^work> cronicx, then be more precise
1900 [12:53:22] <jelly> !bat
1901 [12:53:23] <dpkg> In order to troubleshoot your problem with
apt-get, apt or aptitude we need ALL OF THE FOLLOWING information:
1. complete output of your apt-get/apt/aptitude run (including the
command used) 2. output from "apt-cache policy pkg1
pkg2..." for ALL packages mentioned ANYWHERE in the problem,
and 3. "apt-cache policy". Use
replaced-url
1902 [12:53:25] <jelly> cronicx: ^^
1903 [12:53:25] <towo^work> paste the output of apt-cahe policy
package
1904 [12:53:41] <cronicx> ok , sorry :) hold on
1905 [12:54:12] <BenNZ> cronicx:
replaced-url
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1907 [12:54:43] <cronicx> BenNZ: checked, nothin in there except a
sysvinit pinning
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1909 [12:55:53] <cronicx>
replaced-url
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1911 [12:55:57] <cronicx> apt-get is coming
1912 [12:56:04] <BenNZ> cronicx: that link will tell you how to
add a package pin
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1914 [12:56:59] <AN0NYM> you can install packages from another
repo with "apt-get install -t <repo-name>
<packages>" and they will be updates automatically with
apt
1915 [12:57:01] <cronicx> BenNZ: Ah yes, ok. But this should
working without pinning.. there are like 100 installations that ive
done so..
1916 [12:57:03] <cronicx>
replaced-url
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1918 [12:57:09] <cronicx> apt install paste
1919 [12:57:21] <internot> apt eat paste
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1921 [12:57:21] <apt> That's too disgusting.
1922 [12:57:25] <BenNZ> cronicx: not if there is a later version
in the repo
1923 [12:57:27] <towo^work> don't use ubuntu packages in
debian!
1924 [12:57:42] <cronicx> oh. sorry
1925 [12:57:43] <cronicx> wrong try :D
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1928 [12:59:34] <cronicx>
replaced-url
1929 [12:59:38] <cronicx> this should be the correct one
1930 [12:59:40] <cronicx> with debmon sources..
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1932 [13:00:39] <BenNZ> so youre wondering why the package with a
pin of 990 will be installed over a package with a pin 500 ?
1933 [13:00:51] <jelly> !localized errors
1934 [13:00:51] <dpkg> To provide command output in English
instead of your native language, set your locale to an English one
(e.g. C) prior to running the command, e.g. "LC_ALL=C apt-get
-f install".
1935 [13:00:53] <towo^work> look at your pinning of the regular
repo
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1937 [13:01:29] <jelly> cronicx: where's the output of
"apt-cache policy"
1938 [13:01:48] <cronicx> jelly: last paste first 7 lines
1939 [13:01:51] <jelly> also, please use paste.debian.net if
possible, or some other pastebin without ads
1940 [13:01:53] <cronicx> oh mom
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1942 [13:02:15] <cronicx>
replaced-url
1943 [13:02:16] <cronicx> there it is
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1948 [13:02:58] <cronicx> Oh, pastebin is using ads? Sorry
1949 [13:03:00] <cronicx> ^^
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1951 [13:03:34] <BluesKaj> Hey folks
1952 [13:03:56] <jelly> cronicx: you seem to have pinning or
Default-Release set _somewhere_
1953 [13:04:34] <jelly> cronicx: grep Default-Release
/etc/apt/apt.conf{,.d/*}
1954 [13:04:55] <BenNZ> for the non-free repo
1955 [13:04:58] <cronicx> jelly: there it is.. >.<
1956 [13:05:00] <cronicx>
/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/default-release:APT::Default-Release
"jessie";
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1958 [13:05:17] <jelly> cronicx: and since that debmon repo uses
n=debmon-jessie instead of n=jessie, it doesn't get matched
1959 [13:05:18] <BenNZ> sorry there are others
1960 [13:05:30] <jelly> cronicx: (as seen in "apt-cache
policy")
1961 [13:05:41] <cronicx> jelly: thank you so much. I didnt
noticed this in cache policy
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1963 [13:06:01] <jelly> that's why the bots asks for all that
stuff
1964 [13:06:03] <cronicx> and didnt checked apt.conf.d :x
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1966 [13:06:09] <cronicx> makes sense.
1967 [13:07:02] <jelly> if you only have repos for jessie enabled,
there's technically no reason to pin the release that way at
all
1968 [13:07:18] <jelly> if you mix jessie and something newer...
you shouldn't :-)
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1973 [13:09:04] <cronicx> jelly: I am not using this normally. It
is a somehwat "managed" server, with custom
installations.. no comment :9
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1975 [13:09:48] <jelly> it's... probably not managed very
well
1976 [13:09:51] <cronicx> :D
1977 [13:09:56] <cronicx> Thats the point..
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1979 [13:10:37] <cronicx> But thats not my department.. They
wanted icinga2, there it is :-)
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1981 [13:11:14] <coke> what did you want?
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1996 [13:19:20] <AciD`> ok so, once again, I'm trying to
install a fresh debian (netinst) on a computer via an usb key, and
it chockes on the "detect and mount cd" step, where it
does not find a cd, since there is none
1997 [13:19:29] <AciD`> how can you get around something that
simple?
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1999 [13:19:49] <AciD`> I tried going to the console and type
`mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /cdrom`, to no avail
2000 [13:20:11] <AciD`> note: I created the usb key using dd
2001 [13:22:00] *** debhelper sets mode: +l 1700
2002 [13:22:37] <BluesKaj> AciD`, do you have your usb boot option
turned on in the uefi/bios?
2003 [13:23:08] <AciD`> BluesKaj -> I guess so, since I can see
the install menu, and from there I launched `graphical install`
2004 [13:23:25] <AciD`> according to google, there are tons of
people having the exact same problem
2005 [13:23:34] <AciD`> unfortunately for me, none of the given
solution works
2006 [13:23:41] <jelly> AciD`: how did you write the usb stick?
2007 [13:23:58] <AciD`> jelly -> <AciD`> note: I created
the usb key using dd
2008 [13:24:08] <AciD`> without any special options
2009 [13:24:11] <BluesKaj> ahh, suggest you use the plain install,
it's the old test methos and it still works , the gui option
failed for me too.
2010 [13:24:16] <AciD`> just if= of=
2011 [13:24:19] <jelly> AciD`: on linux?
2012 [13:24:31] <AciD`> yep, on my other debian :)
2013 [13:24:33] <BluesKaj> method
2014 [13:24:34] <AciD`> (testing)
2015 [13:24:36] <jelly> AciD`: what was the exact command line?
2016 [13:25:00] <BluesKaj> gawd test=text
2017 [13:25:05] <AciD`> dd
if=/home/acid/iso/2017-06-05/debian-8.8.0-amd64-netinst.iso
of=/dev/sdf
2018 [13:26:02] <jelly> that seems fine, but sometimes not all the
data is written with dd (if you unplug the stick too quickly)
2019 [13:26:14] <jelly> cp seems to be a bit more reliable
2020 [13:26:16] <AciD`> jelly -> I checked that, no blinking
led
2021 [13:26:40] <AciD`> BluesKaj -> I just tried the plain
install, still the same no cd-rom detected problem
2022 [13:26:55] <AciD`> this is crazy, I remember having the exact
same problem 10 years ago, at least :(
2023 [13:27:09] <AciD`> (on different hardware, obviously ;x)
2024 [13:27:17] <jelly> exact same symptom, not necessarily exact
same issue
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2026 [13:27:30] <AciD`> well, still a bummer
2027 [13:27:51] <AciD`> this debian I'm currently on, I had
to debootstrap it from another distro using chroot
2028 [13:28:10] <AciD`> then it was a *pleasure* to install the
needed package to make it run correctly ;o
2029 [13:28:10] <BluesKaj> think the image you chose may be at
fault, find the image meant for usb not cd/dvd
2030 [13:28:18] <AciD`> I'm not doing that on that laptop!
2031 [13:28:40] <AciD`> well, I used the netinst like provided for
the normal sized usb
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2033 [13:28:46] <AciD`> can't go wrong with that
2034 [13:29:20] <AciD`> on this page :
replaced-url
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2036 [13:29:29] <AciD`> this link :
replaced-url
2037 [13:29:47] <AciD`> (the amd64 on under "Small CDs or USB
sticks"
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2039 [13:30:04] <jelly> BluesKaj: all netinst images are for both
usb and cd/dvd
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2042 [13:31:18] <BluesKaj> yeah , that should work...
2043 [13:31:26] <BluesKaj> that's what i used
2044 [13:31:27] <AciD`> I'm confused because either I'm
the unluckiest guy trying to install debians for years, or then, how
come such a critical bug pass QA? :o
2045 [13:32:05] <AciD`> `mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /cdrom` returns
"failed: Invalid argument" :/
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2047 [13:32:38] <BluesKaj> ?? cdrom
2048 [13:33:02] <ElKaktus> a cdrom filesystem isnt vfat
2049 [13:33:14] <ElKaktus> try mount -t iso9660 /dev/sdb1 /cdrom
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2051 [13:33:19] <AciD`> ElKaktus -> the key is
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2053 [13:33:38] <ElKaktus> its a usb key ?
2054 [13:33:40] <AciD`> > /cdrom is the target, not an iso9660
one
2055 [13:33:46] <ElKaktus> ok i see
2056 [13:33:48] <ElKaktus> sorry
2057 [13:33:54] <AciD`> no problem
2058 [13:34:12] <AciD`> I'm tired and I should not have tried
to install Debian at 1:30 am I guess
2059 [13:34:12] <AciD`> :)
2060 [13:35:06] <AciD`> expert mode allows me to choose each step
separatedly, but still can't get past the detect cd-rom step :/
2061 [13:35:23] <Guest52458> with dd why it's sdf ?
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2065 [13:36:18] <AciD`> ..because I have lots of hdd in my other
computer :)
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2067 [13:36:57] <AciD`> ah!
2068 [13:37:01] <AciD`> expert mode saved me
2069 [13:37:03] <AciD`> so
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2072 [13:37:26] <BluesKaj> Guest52458, it's probly what fdisk
-l or df -h outputs
2073 [13:37:30] <AciD`> the install chockes on the detect cd-rom,
which is dumb since it's an iso made for a usb key, but oh well
2074 [13:37:51] <AciD`> so you first need to choose
'none' for the cdrom module it then propose you
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2076 [13:38:13] <AciD`> then it shows you the default path to the
cd-rom '/dev/cdrom'
2077 [13:38:27] <AciD`> from there you just need to replace it
with /dev/sdb1 or whatever
2078 [13:38:28] <BluesKaj> sorry, but the /cdrom in the =command
confuses me
2079 [13:38:28] <AciD`> phew
2080 [13:38:36] <AciD`> this is really user friendly.
2081 [13:39:22] <AciD`> BluesKaj -> well, with busybox you can
see when you use the terminal that it use the old folder structure
by default, with /cdrom instead of the new(ish) /media/cdrom
2082 [13:40:01] <AciD`> well now I'm in expert mode and I
need to chose each component myself ;o
2083 [13:40:19] <BluesKaj> think it's time the nomenclature
was reviewed
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2085 [13:41:40] <AciD`> it's time a usb install does not
bother detecting a cd-rom.
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2087 [13:42:01] <glick> ih
2088 [13:42:09] <glick> wow, something strange just happened with
my machine
2089 [13:42:22] <glick> i was watching a video via tor, when the
entire machine froze
2090 [13:42:35] <dob1> hi, I have an hdd where it is installed
debian jessie, I just the root partition of this hdd I am not
running the debian system instelled on it. Can I know in some way
the packages installed on this debian system?
2091 [13:42:41] <glick> i could not switch virtual desktops, or to
virtual terminals
2092 [13:42:43] <dob1> *mount
2093 [13:42:48] <glick> could not move the mouse
2094 [13:43:09] <glick> i hit alt-ctrl f1-f2 and then the machine
just rebooted
2095 [13:43:11] <AciD`> dob1 -> you can chroot to it and find
out
2096 [13:43:22] <glick> is there anyway i can see what caused
that?
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2098 [13:44:44] <dob1> AciD`, I take a look, I never used chroot
2099 [13:45:10] <AciD`> it's pretty straightforward
2100 [13:45:23] <AciD`> mount /dev/sdxy /mnt/debian
2101 [13:45:28] <ElKaktus> glick> /var/log/messages ?
2102 [13:45:34] <ElKaktus> glick> or dmesg
2103 [13:45:38] <AciD`> chroot /mnt/debian /bin/bash
2104 [13:46:20] <AciD`> ah and before doing chroot, do `for i in
dev dev/pts sys proc run; do sudo mount --rbind /$i /mnt/debian/$i;
done`
2105 [13:46:30] <AciD`> gn
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2107 [13:46:41] <dob1> AciD`, i need to mount the home partition
too?
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2109 [13:47:02] <AciD`> you do not need to if you just want to use
the 'root' account
2110 [13:47:11] <glick> i see nothing strange in them
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2112 [13:48:00] <glick> its weird because i was watching a online
video
2113 [13:48:07] <ElKaktus> glick> may be a hardware problem ?
memory ? cpu ?
2114 [13:48:17] <glick> and the video got stuck and kept repeating
the last two seconds
2115 [13:48:22] <glick> but everything else was stuck
2116 [13:48:46] <ElKaktus> it's the first time it happens ?
2117 [13:48:54] <dob1> AciD`, thanks
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2138 [14:01:25] <Aebian> this moment when windows freezes while
trying to go to end of file on a 720mb oracle sql file... good that
my debian machine doesn't care and can load it and go to the
end
2139 [14:01:38] <Aebian> weird
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2167 [14:12:09] <unborn> releases
2168 [14:12:56] <unborn> - does anyone have info when freeze
becomes live? - thanks
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2170 [14:13:07] <AlexPortable> How can I prevent an user from
wiping out his .bash_history file?
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2172 [14:13:37] <petn-randall> AlexPortable: You can't.
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2176 [14:13:55] <petn-randall> !tell unborn about wwsr
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2178 [14:14:41] <unborn> thanks pent! cannot wait and counting the
days :)
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2180 [14:15:16] <AlexPortable> thanks
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2236 [14:42:44] <AlexPortable> What would be the best way to run a
process as an user, and then disable logging in on that user?
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2238 [14:43:51] <petemc> passwd -l
2239 [14:44:09] <petemc> or change their shell with chsh
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2242 [14:45:15] <AlexPortable> will that still keep the process
running?
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2244 [14:45:59] <petemc> yes
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2248 [14:46:39] <webmind> hello, I'm testing a debian 9
installation. I screwed up my partitioning, but how do I remove
encrypted partitions?
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2250 [14:46:54] <webmind> I can't find an option to do so
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2269 [14:56:12] <webmind> switching to guided partitioning results
in lots of errors
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2272 [14:57:38] <BluesKaj> webmind, manual partitioning gives more
options/flexiabilty
2273 [14:57:46] <webmind> BluesKaj: yes
2274 [14:58:03] <webmind> but I see no option there to remove my
encrypted partitions
2275 [14:58:31] <webmind> I could reboot and restart the installer
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2277 [14:58:36] <webmind> but this seems maybe broken?
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2283 [14:59:23] <webmind> would be crap to have a broken installer
when it's released no?
2284 [14:59:32] <BluesKaj> webmind, dunno, never needed to encrypt
any partitions, being a home user
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2288 [15:00:08] <webmind> BluesKaj: I'm a home user
2289 [15:00:11] <jelly> webmind: stupid way: switch to shell,
Ctrl-Alt-F2, wipe beginning and end (say, 1MiB) of the target disk
drive, reboot and run installer again
2290 [15:00:35] <webmind> jelly: just restarting the installer
probably works
2291 [15:00:38] <jelly> if you have any other partitions and os
installations on this disk, don't do that
2292 [15:01:01] <webmind> but I'm suspecting the installer to
be missing a crucial feature
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2295 [15:01:11] <webmind> wondering if that shouldn't be
fixed before the release?
2296 [15:01:50] <jelly> webmind: going steps back in the installer
does not clean all the partman state
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2298 [15:02:07] <jelly> (partman is the compoment that does
guided/manual partitioning)
2299 [15:02:37] <jelly> if there's a way to really restart
the installer, sure, try that
2300 [15:02:46] <webmind> jelly: I can reboot the machine
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2302 [15:03:04] <webmind> but shouldn't there be a way to
remove the partitions in the installer?
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2305 [15:03:25] <jelly> webmind: there should. There is, but the
interface is a bit clunky.
2306 [15:03:34] <webmind> jelly: where is it?
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2308 [15:03:57] <jelly> I can't point it out over irc,
because... it's clunky
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2310 [15:04:13] <jelly> s/can't/can't be bothered/
really
2311 [15:04:51] <webmind> yikes
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2314 [15:05:07] <webmind> now I managed to remove the partitions,
while the encrypted volumes are still configured
2315 [15:05:10] <jelly> so it's simpler both to tell you to
wipe the partition table in shell and reboot, than click back and
forth in partman until you find the right thing
2316 [15:05:23] <jelly> for* both of* us*
2317 [15:05:23] <webmind> trying to configure the encrypted
volume, it tries to configure it on /dev/sda
2318 [15:05:33] <jelly> it's fun isn't it?
2319 [15:05:44] <webmind> jelly: well, except that wouldn't
solve my problem
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2321 [15:05:50] <webmind> which is trying to do it in the proper
way
2322 [15:06:11] <jelly> you can do it the proper way, but
it's easy to get lost doing that
2323 [15:06:30] <unborn> webmind: what you mean in proper way...
jelly just gave you proper way....
2324 [15:06:43] <jelly> no, I gave them a workaround
2325 [15:07:16] <jelly> "wipe partition manually from shell
and reboot" is hardly proper :-)
2326 [15:07:19] <unborn> .le me re-read
2327 [15:07:28] <jelly> partition table*
2328 [15:07:31] <webmind> I would agree :)
2329 [15:07:47] <webmind> heh
2330 [15:07:58] <webmind> now it lets me create partition tables
on an encrypted device
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2332 [15:08:09] <webmind> which has no partition behind it
2333 [15:08:25] <jelly> but the installer ui for partitioning is
clumsy. I haven't tried stretch yet, but I did try jessie
recently on my laptop for fun, and I got into a similar messy state
with partman
2334 [15:08:43] <webmind> but should it be released like this?
2335 [15:08:54] <jelly> wel... it's not worse than it was
before
2336 [15:09:02] <webmind> :(
2337 [15:09:14] <webmind> it seems quite broken
2338 [15:10:06] <jelly> partman's state of physical volumes
used for luks and volume groups and layering leaves something to be
desired
2339 [15:10:32] <jelly> anaconda (RHEL/CentOS installer) UI is a
bit more sane, but not much
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2344 [15:13:14] <BluesKaj> never saw the point of encrypting
partitions , perhaps some sensitve files, but not partitions as a
home user. I guess being an old windows user experiencing the
difference in security on linux made me think I've been safe
from attack on many levels compared to windows.
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2346 [15:13:49] <jelly> never experienced a break-in, have you
2347 [15:14:10] <jelly> windows has bitlocker now and it's a
lot more friendly
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2349 [15:14:53] <BluesKaj> experinced dos attack from an irate irc
user in russia who treid to steal my nick
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2351 [15:15:29] <BluesKaj> but he wasn't successful, never
did figure out why he came after me
2352 [15:15:44] <webmind> BluesKaj: I wouldn't to have to
think about each file whether it's sensitive
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2356 [15:16:05] <jelly> when you have cpu support for aes,
it's almost free
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2358 [15:16:11] <webmind> yep
2359 [15:16:23] <webmind> so easiest to just have it
2360 [15:16:26] <BluesKaj> not each file I'm talking about
personal data etc
2361 [15:16:46] <jelly> so why not use it, maybe the machine will
never get stolen, maybe it will, one less thing to worry in any case
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2365 [15:17:22] <webmind> I've had my machine stolen before
2366 [15:17:44] <BluesKaj> how many users who steal pc know
anything abouty linux , chances are 1 in a 100
2367 [15:17:58] <BluesKaj> pcs
2368 [15:18:00] <kwizart> hello, anyone known for which arches the
defaut bootloader is grub ?
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2370 [15:18:07] <kwizart> on deb8+
2371 [15:18:15] <kwizart> (or even grub2)
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2374 [15:19:29] <CuSn> Quick Question, Sudo on Jessie has a
security update. How do i upgrade the sudo package without upgrading
all the other packages at the sane time. "apt-get upgrade"
does ALL the packages on the system. i definitely don't want to
do that.
2375 [15:19:40] <CuSn> *same
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2377 [15:19:59] <BluesKaj> and if you use a decent login pwd,
chances are even fewer that he'll guess it
2378 [15:20:02] <webmind> BluesKaj: 1% is high enough, for me,
it's irrelevant though.
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2380 [15:20:39] <BluesKaj> now you have a problem webmind due to
encrypting a partition
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2382 [15:21:51] <BluesKaj> it's my pov ...encrypt if you must
but make sure you know how to remove it first
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2385 [15:22:27] <webmind> BluesKaj: due to encrypting a partition
or a broken partman? :)
2386 [15:22:29] <webmind> I know how
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2388 [15:22:37] <webmind> I'm trying to test the usability of
partman
2389 [15:22:53] <BluesKaj> well, have fun
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2392 [15:23:29] <Lina16> hi
2393 [15:23:32] <webmind> lo
2394 [15:23:44] <Lina16> I need to share folder in KVM
2395 [15:23:46] <Lina16> Help plz
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2399 [15:24:36] <Lina16> friends?
2400 [15:25:24] <hwangbj> Hello~
2401 [15:25:26] * webmind doesn't use kvm
2402 [15:25:34] <jelly> Lina16: which side of kvm is debian?
guest? host? both? What do you want to share and with whom?
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2406 [15:26:02] <Lina16> host - mint based ubuntu based debian
2407 [15:26:13] <Lina16> gues - debian
2408 [15:26:45] <Lina16> need to share folder
2409 [15:26:47] <jelly> consider using sshfs, it's not the
fastest but it's the safest, and it usually works on any server
that has openssh server installed
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2411 [15:27:10] <jelly> or some other sftp client (like
/usr/bin/sftp, or filezilla)
2412 [15:27:27] <Lina16> friends?
2413 [15:28:01] <dionysus69> for example acronis has an ability to
clone vhd to hard drive, does clonezilla have such ability to clone
either VDI, VMDK or VHD to hard drive?
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2415 [15:28:16] <dionysus69> if yes can anyone point me to an
article because I couldnt find it through google :\
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2417 [15:28:39] <jelly> Lina16: consider using sshfs, it's
not the fastest but it's the safest, and it usually works on
any server that has openssh server installed
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2419 [15:31:47] <Lina16> please
2420 [15:32:00] <Lina16> no need sshfs
2421 [15:32:02] <jelly> please what?
2422 [15:32:10] <Lina16> see
replaced-url
2423 [15:32:11] <jelly> what's wrong with it?
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2431 [15:36:09] <cronicx> Hey guys, in an .deb file, there is a
control data for depencys. Is it possible to generate a deb file for
wheezy and jessie? Because the .deb that i created installs the
depencys only in jessie.
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2440 [15:37:48] <Lina16> help please!
2441 [15:38:29] <jelly> !ask
2442 [15:38:30] <dpkg> If you have a question, just ask! For
example: "I have a problem with ___; I'm running Debian
version ___. When I try to do ___ I get the following output ___. I
expected it to do ___." Don't ask if you can ask, if
anyone uses it, or pick one person to ask. We're all
volunteers; make it easy for us to help you. If you don't get
an answer try a few hours later or on debian-user@lists.debian.org.
See <smart questions><errors>.
2443 [15:38:46] <jelly> Lina16: be more specific if you can,
please.
2444 [15:39:15] <Lina16> host - mint based ubuntu based debian
2445 [15:39:19] <Lina16> gues - debian
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2447 [15:39:54] <Lina16> need to share folder like in VBox
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2454 [15:43:07] <jelly> Lina16: and what happened when you tried
configuring it like suggested on that web page?
2455 [15:43:44] <Lina16> I not tried
2456 [15:43:57] <Lina16> I not see this tab in GUI
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2458 [15:44:14] <Lina16> Filesystem
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2476 [15:53:47] <jhutchins_wk> !mint
2477 [15:53:48] <dpkg> Linux Mint is not Debian and is not
supported in #debian. Please use their forums at
replaced-url
2478 [15:54:35] <jelly> jhutchins_wk: yes we know mint is not
debian
2479 [15:54:43] <jelly> debian, however, is debian
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2482 [15:56:26] <jhutchins_wk> jelly: Ah, I see debian guest.
2483 [15:56:37] <jhutchins_wk> What hypervisor, assuming it's
NOT vbox?
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2488 [15:57:47] <colo-work> stretch doesn't have secure boot
support in the same way that ubuntu and fedore have, right?
2489 [15:57:50] <colo-work> fedora*
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2493 [15:59:29] <jhutchins_wk> colo-work: Secure Boot was
developed specifically to prevent people from running Linux.
2494 [16:01:06] <petn-randall> jhutchins_wk: I wouldn't go
that far with the statement.
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2497 [16:01:57] <petn-randall> colo-work: secure boot is not a
release goal, meaning the release won't be postponed for it to
finish. It'll likely be supported with a later point release,
though.
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2500 [16:02:50] <colo-work> petn-randall, thanks
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2560 [16:27:14] <Ney> Hi, I got an old NAS server running Wheezy
(in some sort of emdedded version), and the userinterface reports
that 95% of root is used. which seems rather unusual. Is there an
easy way (CLI) to troubleshoot this?
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2563 [16:28:45] <colo-work> du -chx / | sort -h
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2568 [16:30:21] <_KaszpiR_> probably logs and cache
2569 [16:30:46] <_KaszpiR_> you may be interested in ncdu package
2570 [16:30:53] <_KaszpiR_> (if available, though)
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2575 [16:32:16] <jelly> or du -x / > du-x-root.$(date -I); sort
-n < du-x-root.$(date -I) | tail -40
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2577 [16:33:12] <jelly> (why a temporary file? Because that du may
take very long and avoiding to run a second time to explore more
details may be beneficial)
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2581 [16:34:08] <frostschutz> mkdir /mnt/root, mount --bind /
/mnt/root, ncdu /mnt/root -- finds hidden files under other mounts,
which -x skips
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2587 [16:36:41] <Ney> think the first might be a clue
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2590 [16:36:55] <Ney> somehow my squeezebox stores 1.8gb in
artwork o.O
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2598 [16:38:39] <jhutchins_wk> petn-randall: The goals of secure
boot changed, it was originally meant to lock systems down to
Windows only.
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2640 [17:03:33] <choice> Hello! Where on the disk is the Gnome
trashcan for root?
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2645 [17:04:23] <fatalerrors> i know it's not the subject but
i must act:
replaced-url
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2650 [17:05:53] <Ney> Thanks for the tips, think it did the trick,
silly apps that makes a mess....
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2659 [17:07:30] <SerajewelKS> choice: a better question is why are
you running a graphical environment as root :/
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2662 [17:08:15] <fatalerrors> SerajewelKS: a so good question :)
2663 [17:08:19] <peterandre> hello
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2667 [17:08:56] <peterandre> i'm posting php variables to
bash scripting (this works ) but when i use the script it won't
let me use useradd $username
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2669 [17:09:11] <peterandre> what would be the best one liner
option for this
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2679 [17:13:56] <SerajewelKS> peterandre: it's hard to say
without your code. likely the problem is that you are not root.
2680 [17:14:08] <peterandre> yea
2681 [17:14:16] <peterandre> it uses admin
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2683 [17:14:42] <choice> *phew* i found it :)
2684 [17:14:44] <petn-randall> peterandre: You should take a step
back and think hard about the problem if your solution is to run PHP
code as root.
2685 [17:14:45] <choice> /mnt/myexternaldisk/.Trash-0/
2686 [17:15:03] <petn-randall> choice: Why are you running Gnome
as root in the first place?
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2688 [17:15:39] <choice> petn-randall: Because I like it.
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2692 [17:15:58] <choice> What is the stuff in the info/ folder of
the trash?
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2696 [17:16:43] <peterandre> i see, im trying to add a user with
useradd from php posted variables.. im using
putenv("USERNAME=$username");
2697 [17:16:43] <peterandre> and
putenv("PASSWORD=$password"); to post the variables . then
$cmd = './test.sh';
2698 [17:16:43] <peterandre> echo
"<br><br>";
2699 [17:16:44] <peterandre> $output = exec($cmd); to run the
script
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2705 [17:17:08] <petn-randall> choice: Are you running Parrot?
2706 [17:17:14] <SerajewelKS> choice: you can do what you want,
but running a graphical environment as root is extremely dangerous
2707 [17:17:30] <petn-randall> *not supported.
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2709 [17:17:36] <SerajewelKS> that too
2710 [17:17:45] <choice> Hmm.. info/ is trash related metadata.
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2712 [17:18:05] <petn-randall> choice: Are you running Kali or
Parrot?
2713 [17:18:15] <choice> petn-randall: Nope.
2714 [17:18:25] <choice> petn-randall: What are those?
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2716 [17:18:49] <petn-randall> choice: Distros where people tend
to run everything as root due to not knowing better.
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2718 [17:20:01] <SerajewelKS> nothing says "please pwn my
box" like running a web browser as a privileged user
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2725 [17:20:32] <petn-randall> ... with Adobe Flash :)
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2734 [17:22:53] <tw> What do other people use to keep chromium
addons up to date if the addon is not in apt?
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2737 [17:23:28] <jhutchins_wk> tw: Just use the internal
mechanism.
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2739 [17:23:45] <jhutchins_wk> tw: It should notify you if there
are updates.
2740 [17:25:57] <tw> Oh, weird, last time I tried this, it
wouldn't let me install addons from the chrome store but it
works properly now.
2741 [17:26:01] <tw> This is much better.
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2749 [17:30:15] <prompt32> Hello. I have a debian8/i386 system. My
question is, if i can update this to an amd64 arch, without the need
of reinstall .
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2766 [17:34:22] <petn-randall> prompt32: There is, but it's
super hacky, and it's very easy to hose your system at any of
those steps. The safer and better approach is to backup your data
and do a clean 64bit stretch install.
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2768 [17:34:57] <jhutchins_wk> prompt32: I did that recently and
ended up doing a clean install instead.
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2773 [17:36:06] <prompt32> thanks both, my logic seems to think
the same, .... ;)
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2817 [17:49:27] <donofrio> is CrossGrading (replaced-url
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2831 [17:56:26] <donofrio> does anyone crossgrade?
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2833 [17:56:56] <tw> donofrio: that will probably only work from
x86 -> amd64; note it says you must be running a kernel that
supports both userspace architectures.
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2846 [18:00:35] <kolnpole> latest chrome version is not working?
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2850 [18:01:04] <kolnpole> i can load urls in indigo mode but in
normal mode nothing works
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2853 [18:01:48] <petn-randall> kolnpole: Chrome from Google? Or
Chromium from the Debian repos?
2854 [18:01:59] <kolnpole> chrome from google
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2856 [18:02:05] <donofrio> tw, I'm just after the packages
don't want or need the kernel
2857 [18:02:29] <petn-randall> kolnpole: I'd guess that one
of your plugins is breaking it, since they're by default off in
incognito mode.
2858 [18:02:29] <kolnpole> google-chrome-stable (59.0.3071.86-1)
2859 [18:02:43] <kolnpole> chromium is working fine
2860 [18:03:01] <petn-randall> kolnpole: Also, what do you mean
exactly with "nothing works"? Try to describe the problem.
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2863 [18:03:55] <tw> donofrio: x86 kernel can't run amd64
packages. If you just want the list of packages, maybe apt-mark
showmanual instead?
2864 [18:04:10] <kolnpole> loads url for ever and i cant even see
any thing loading on left bottom corner .. like exteblishing
connections , resolving host etc
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2866 [18:05:23] <kolnpole> but switching to incognito makes it to
start work i can load urls etc
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2873 [18:07:07] <petn-randall> kolnpole: I see. Try deactivating
all extensions then and see if it works then.
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2877 [18:08:49] <kolnpole> i also thought about extansions when it
stoped working but no luck
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2881 [18:10:05] <kolnpole> its just creating alot of processes
which doesnt terminate after chrome is closes what is nacl_helper?
2882 [18:10:31] <kolnpole> and the processes have status of
sleeping and zombie lol
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2914 [18:29:12] <eyJhb> I have a debian jessie server, which has
huge packets that drops, when I ping it (around 10%). I've
tried differen ethernet cards, and checked that the drivers are
correct, but still a huge packet drop. Pinged 2 others servers at
the same time, with 0 packet loss. Same switch, internal network..
Any ideas?
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2925 [18:34:38] <tripkin> Have you checked the cables?
2926 [18:34:50] <tripkin> eyJhb, ^^^^
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2928 [18:35:48] <c0def4ce> hey guys could anyone recommend a way
to use a USB dongle for texts/possibly calls as well? I'm
running Kali, sorry - pretty much a n00b out here -.-
2929 [18:36:42] <petn-randall> !kali
2930 [18:36:42] <dpkg> Kali Linux (replaced-url
2931 [18:36:49] <petn-randall> c0def4ce: Try asking in their
channel. ^^^
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2933 [18:37:12] <jhutchins_wk> donofrio: It's probably best
to install a clean base system and add stuff as you need it.
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2936 [18:37:32] <jhutchins_wk> donofrio: You could also work from
a manual list - read entries, add the ones you know you need.
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2939 [18:38:31] <c0def4ce> petn-randall it was my second resort -
I thought their might be a fork or something from the debian repo,
although I can't pick nothing up on Git
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2943 [18:39:09] <petn-randall> c0def4ce: Yes, Kali is a fork from
Debian. And has it's own support channel.
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2945 [18:39:42] <donofrio> jhutchins_wk, so a migration from one
arch type to another is not something that anyone does here?
I'm only talking about packages not kernel objects...just sayin
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2947 [18:39:48] <petn-randall> * its
2948 [18:40:27] <kolnpole> can i import bookmarks and settings
from chrome to chromium?
2949 [18:40:27] <donofrio> jhutchins_wk, what if you have a 32 bit
system and you buy a 64 bit system how would you migrate that
package setup from one arch type to the new arch type fresh system?
2950 [18:40:38] <c0def4ce> I'll hit their channel up, thanks
man
2951 [18:40:44] <jhutchins_wk> donofrio: You don't want to
blindly copy over packages that might be architecture specific, you
have a chance to loose cruft you installed but don't use.
2952 [18:40:49] <kolnpole> cuz i onlu see option of importing from
firefox
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2955 [18:42:13] <jhutchins_wk> kolnpole: Use a compatible file
format for the export.
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2958 [18:43:11] <jhutchins_wk> donofrio: I recently did that (was
actually running 32b on 64b hardware). I tried the crosgrade process
and ended up with a lot of broken packages, so I did a clean
install.
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2966 [18:47:01] <tripkin> kolnpole, they read the same info, so
you could copy the profile from one to the other. Works fine
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2985 [18:55:39] <dionysus69> when I cloned my virtual machine
debian jessie to a hard drive, I got system error at the time when
gnome was supposed to startup
2986 [18:55:53] <dionysus69> i am able to boot in maintenance mode
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2989 [18:56:29] <dionysus69> from grub, and it works, how do i
troubleshoot what went wrong during the boot process? I checked
fstab and UIDs are fine, what else should I check while cloning from
virtual to physical?
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2991 [18:57:02] <eyJhb> tripkin, 2 different network cards with
two different cables (currently running at the same time). THink
I'm on like that fifth cable, and secound switch :)
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2994 [18:57:20] <eyJhb> But it doesnt seem to drop pings when i
ping FROM the box..
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3003 [18:59:30] <tripkin> No idea, then. Sorry.
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3025 [19:05:24] <eyJhb> tripkin, quite alright! Thanks for your
time anyways :)
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3058 [19:16:24] <jhutchins_wk> tripkin: Anything in the queues?
Packet errors? Is there a load on the system?
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3061 [19:16:59] <tripkin> jhutchins_wk, that would be for eyJhb
...
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3063 [19:17:02] <jhutchins_wk> dionysus69: I wonder if your
initramfs is still loading modules for the VM instead of the
hardware.
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3066 [19:17:23] <jhutchins_wk> tripkin: Yes, sorry.
3067 [19:17:35] <tripkin> No problem-o!
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3077 [19:21:58] <dionysus69> jhutchins_wk: I don't know, but
in that case it shouldnt boot at all right
3078 [19:22:10] <dionysus69> I am able to boot in troubleshooting
mode from grub
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3080 [19:22:49] <dionysus69> and boots all the way to user, i am
able to do pretty much everything, just when I do startx the same
error pops up, whether I am root user or regular user
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3101 [19:30:19] <jhutchins_wk> dionysus69: I know it's an
edge concept, but what the error actually says might be of some
interest.
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3105 [19:31:45] <nickgaw> Hi, I am trying to compile android and
have adb and fastboot installed it tells me to install javacc but
should not lots more packages get installed besides just one or two?
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3108 [19:32:47] <kion> I have this message error in several
places, Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" How
can I fix this?
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3114 [19:34:00] <velix> When will Debian Buster be released?
3115 [19:34:06] <velix> Can't wait anymore :D
3116 [19:34:10] <velix> Sorry, just trolling :)
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3118 [19:34:59] <velix> /msg dpkg jessie->stretch;
3119 [19:34:59] <dionysus69> jhutchins_wk: don't remember
exactly but something along these lines with full grey screen with
black text and sad smiley, system was unable to start contact the
system administrator
3120 [19:35:04] <velix> /msg dpkg jessie->stretch
3121 [19:35:14] <greycat> no space before /msg
3122 [19:35:26] <velix> greycat: and no ";" after :)
3123 [19:35:33] <dionysus69> I think the error message was with
the gnome shell "theme" so atm intuition tells me
it's because of the gnome shell
3124 [19:35:54] <jhutchins_wk> dionysus69: Well, if it runs in
console mode that's good.
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3126 [19:36:16] <dionysus69> I have tried using tasksel to delete
gnome and install xfce but i got the same error
3127 [19:36:16] <jhutchins_wk> dionysus69: You can at least check
the logs and such.
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3132 [19:38:43] <nickgaw> why do people not suggest cvs anymore
for version control?
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3134 [19:40:42] <greycat> google says
replaced-url
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3147 [19:46:42] <dionysus69> jhutchins_wk: don't know what to
look for, I went for dmesg and noticed couple red lines but nothing
specific that I would be able to understand
3148 [19:47:07] <dionysus69> I am backing up one vm with
clonezilla and going to restore to another
3149 [19:47:15] <dionysus69> see if I can recreate problem on VM
level
3150 [19:47:45] <jhutchins_wk> dionysus69: It sounds like
/var/log/Xorg.0.log might be of interest.
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3152 [19:48:30] <jhutchins_wk> nickgaw: Some people switched
because git was the new shiney, but mostly cvs wasn't under
much development and git worked a lot better in broader usage.
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3161 [19:50:36] <velix> Is there a nice mail server for debian,
which stores mails as files and NOT inside a mysql DB ?
3162 [19:50:57] <greycat> ... all of them.
3163 [19:51:05] <jhutchins_wk> velix: Sendmail
3164 [19:51:27] <velix> jhutchins_wk: oh, I thought, it's not
used anymore for real E-Mails.
3165 [19:51:31] <velix> greycat: I think about qmail
3166 [19:51:40] <greycat> Local mail delivery is to either a
single monolithic file ("mbox format"), or to a "mail
folder" with one message per file ("Maildir format",
or older formats). Nobody delivers to mysql. Nobody.
3167 [19:51:40] <velix> greycat: but I've seen mysql howtos
only
3168 [19:51:56] <velix> greycat: I want "internet" mail
;)
3169 [19:52:04] <greycat> qmail delivers either to Maildir
(natively), or through a pipeline to e.g. procmail if you want mbox
format
3170 [19:52:18] <velix> greycat: okay, I need more reading on
this. thanks
3171 [19:52:29] <greycat> You are probably being very very
confused because you are looking at setups that store *user
accounts* in mysql. Not the mail itself.
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3174 [19:52:53] <velix> greycat: Yeah, some want a unix user, some
want mysql ... you're right.
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3176 [19:53:03] <velix> greycat: actually, I want a catch-all
mailadress and IMAP ;)
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3178 [19:54:24] <jhutchins_wk> velix: imap is a separate
component, often handled by dovecot.
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3180 [19:54:41] <velix> jhutchins_wk: okay, I need MUCH more
reading.
3181 [19:55:01] <jhutchins_wk> greycat: I don't know why you
wouldn't store the actuall messages in mysql. I haven't
seen it, but people put EVERYTHING in mysql or pgsql.
3182 [19:55:20] <greycat> for starters, your IMAP daemon
wouldn't know how to read it
3183 [19:55:20] <jhutchins_wk> velix: Yeah, running an exposed
mailserver does mean a lot of readng.
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3185 [19:55:41] <greycat> nor would your local MUA
3186 [19:55:50] <velix> jhutchins_wk & greycat: maybe I can
find someone on freelancer, who can setup a server for me.
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3188 [19:56:24] <dionysus69> so far I haven't been able to
setup working email
3189 [19:56:34] <dionysus69> I have tried about 3-4 times with 3 4
different tutorials
3190 [19:56:55] <dionysus69> thing is I want to be using
postgresql, postfix and dovecot
3191 [19:57:21] <ompaul> velix: have fun reading this and other
good things:
replaced-url
3192 [19:57:39] <divious1> hello everyone
3193 [19:57:44] <velix> ompaul: is it up to date? everytime,
I've visited the wiki, I stuck somewhere :(
3194 [19:57:57] <divious1> long time linux mint user decided to
jump ship to parrotsec/debian
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3198 [19:58:51] <ompaul> velix: it is as up date as last year with
EXIM
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3203 [19:59:43] <ompaul> velix: bottom line start off with postfix
- then fix it up later then you can drag your mail onto the imap
server from inside thunderbird or some such
3204 [20:00:05] <jhutchins_wk> It has apparently been done.
mailsteward, dbmail.
3205 [20:00:07] <ompaul> kind of makes sense to build on your
knowledge get each part exactly as you want it
3206 [20:00:18] <dionysus69> jhutchins_wk: restoring image to VM
worked successfully.
3207 [20:00:19] <velix> ompaul: yeah, I've understood this.
I'll read some more HowTos. Thanks for your hinters.
3208 [20:00:33] <jhutchins_wk> velix: If you're going to run
it, it's better to build it yourself so you understand how it
fits together.
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3210 [20:00:58] <jhutchins_wk> velix: You might just want to pay
google or somebody to run it for you.
3211 [20:01:24] <eyJhb> jhutchins_wk, no clue anout queues, and
packet errors, just using the basic ping tool to see how many get
though. But not really any server load at all
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3216 [20:01:48] <eyJhb> 8 threads at 0-1%
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3222 [20:03:39] <webmind> I installed debian 9 next to qubes, now
I can't boot to cubes anymore
3223 [20:03:53] <webmind> can anyone help me to get qubes back in
the grub menu?
3224 [20:03:56] <jhutchins_wk> eyJhb: /sbin/ifconfig should show
you some stats.
3225 [20:04:04] <webmind> update-grub2 doesn't see it
3226 [20:04:10] <jhutchins_wk> eyJhb: ethtool gives some other
info.
3227 [20:04:11] <greycat> webmind: make sure os-prober is
installed, and re-run update-grub
3228 [20:04:26] <webmind> greycat: it's installed
3229 [20:04:30] <jhutchins_wk> eyJhb: dmesg and /var/log/syslog
are worth considering.
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3231 [20:04:46] <eyJhb> jhutchins_wk, ifconfig says 2 dropped,
everything else is 0
3232 [20:04:52] <webmind> update-grub is not finding qubes still
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3235 [20:05:11] <jhutchins_wk> eyJhb: Watch that, see if it goes
up.
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3237 [20:05:34] <eyJhb> Been pinging for 2 hours jhutchins_wk, it
doesn't change
3238 [20:05:56] <eyJhb> and nothing in the logs.. :/
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3240 [20:06:36] <eyJhb> jhutchins_wk, what args for ethtool?
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3242 [20:08:12] <eyJhb> ethtool displays none dropped, errors,
missed, etc..
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3246 [20:09:42] <jhutchins_wk> eyJhb: How do you know the card is
good?
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3249 [20:10:19] <eyJhb> jhutchins_wk, one is internal, cant test
it. The other one i might test, but havent yet
3250 [20:10:35] <eyJhb> just seems od..
3251 [20:10:47] <eyJhb> but it seems like the way forward
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3261 [20:14:00] <nickgaw> How do I stop all low level kernel
messages being printed to the consoles and just logd like normal as
I have that line in /etc/sysctl.conf uncommented but still I get
some of them?
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3263 [20:14:44] <webmind> os-prober btw does not have man page and
does not give any output
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3268 [20:15:54] <nickgaw> the levels in that line are 3 4 1 3.
3269 [20:16:13] <greycat> webmind: os-prober is a package, not a
command you can run
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3271 [20:16:28] <greycat> there's
/usr/share/doc/os-prober/README
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3273 [20:17:05] <webmind> that says that it's a command :)
3274 [20:17:14] <webmind> 'and then run the os-prober
command'
3275 [20:18:00] <greycat> Hmm, ok. Then the lack of a man page may
be a real bug.
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3277 [20:18:22] <webmind> there are even arguments one can give
3278 [20:18:43] <jhutchins_wk> webmind: Is qubes supposed to be
multi-boot/grub compatible?
3279 [20:18:45] <webmind> for linux boot one needs to run in on a
root partition
3280 [20:18:55] <webmind> jhutchins_wk: it uses grub itself, I
don't see why not
3281 [20:18:59] <webmind> it's just a xen setup
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3283 [20:19:26] <webmind> but os-prober seems to need a root
partition, but I only have /boot partitions available
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3286 [20:20:19] <webmind> it doesn't even recouldnize my own
debian installation
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3300 [20:25:32] <jhutchins_wk> webmind: Yeah, you'll need to
mount the rest of the system for the system to run properly, /boot
is not enough.
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3305 [20:25:52] <jhutchins_wk> webmind: You might try getting
qubes' grub to recognize debian.
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3307 [20:26:20] <jhutchins_wk> webmind: Or look at qubes'
grub config and copy the appropriate section.
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3321 [20:32:48] <webmind> jhutchins_wk: the first bit requires
getting qubes to work :)
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3323 [20:33:26] <RedMercury> anyone using freeipa client on debian
here?
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3325 [20:34:41] <webmind> jhutchins_wk: mounting the partition and
with /boot mounted in it
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3329 [20:35:42] <webmind> doesn't make update-grub find it
thoughj
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3334 [20:37:24] <SaltySolomon> Is there any Debian
Version/Derivative that would run well on my 14 inch 1440p laptop, I
tried gnome 3, but the scaling is terrible :/
3335 [20:37:59] <greycat> You should be asking which desktop
environment or window manager, not which operating system.
3336 [20:38:54] <greycat> It may also be worth checking whether X
is running at the correct resolution in the first place. xdpyinfo |
grep dimensions
3337 [20:38:55] <SaltySolomon> Well, it will end in the same with
me because I really don't want to install one by hand
3338 [20:39:23] <webmind> SaltySolomon: xfce or mate are fairly
light
3339 [20:39:36] <SaltySolomon> It, was the issue was that 1 time
scaling made everything way too small but 2 times scaling made
everything waaaay too big
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3342 [20:40:27] <jer0me> then scale 1.4
3343 [20:40:36] <SaltySolomon> Can't isn't supportet
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3349 [20:42:36] <ForceRecon> anyone have any documentation to make
TOR the default web browser in debian when clicking a url in email
or more importantly IRC?
3350 [20:43:47] <greycat> neither my email MUA nor my IRC client
does anything at all when I "click" a "link"
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3352 [20:44:08] <greycat> If I want to open the crap-links that
people spam here, I have to copy/paste one from the IRC client into
a web browser.
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3356 [20:45:03] <LtL> greycat: even a right click doesn't
display choices?
3357 [20:45:52] <greycat> Right click highlights a huge swath of
multiple lines. I'm not sure how it decides where to
start/stop.
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3361 [20:47:11] <webmind> copy-paste not working with vim and
mate-terminal....
3362 [20:47:18] <jhutchins_wk> SaltySolomon: You might look into
optimizing your graphics drivers.
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3365 [20:47:53] <webmind> ah like that
3366 [20:47:57] <SaltySolomon> Please not anything over the top
complicated :/
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3373 [20:50:11] <nix64bit> whats the sexiest media player on nix?
Using Mplayer and vlc
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3380 [20:53:24] <jhutchins_wk> SaltySolomon: Doesn't sound
like you're really into learning linux.
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3382 [20:54:12] <SaltySolomon> jhutchins_wk Lets just say, I want
to use linux and not have to change a bazillion text files,
recompile everything for it then not to work
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3385 [20:54:48] <greycat> It's not likely you'll have to
compile anything.
3386 [20:54:51] <nix64bit> SaltySolomon: nix is power
3387 [20:55:26] <SaltySolomon> I really love to use linux as a
server and use it there very often, but it just **** as a desktop
3388 [20:55:31] <greycat> The first step is to figure out
what's actually wrong, if anything. My first suggestion was to
check the resolution, and make sure it matches the native hardware
display.
3389 [20:55:38] <SaltySolomon> I did
3390 [20:55:42] <nix64bit> not really
3391 [20:56:02] <SaltySolomon> Okay, what should I do?
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3393 [20:56:47] <greycat> If it were me, I would report back what
the xdpyinfo
3394 [20:56:48] <webmind> jhutchins_wk: copy-pasting to/from
grub.cfg works, but it'll break the next time there is a new
kernel
3395 [20:57:00] <greycat> If it were me, I would report back what
the xdpyinfo|grep command gave, and confirm "Yes, that is my
LCD size" or "No, that is not my LCD size"
3396 [20:57:03] <nix64bit> nix is really not hard anymore
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3398 [20:57:14] <SaltySolomon> Until it is
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3400 [20:57:49] <nix64bit> do you want help?
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3404 [20:58:21] <webmind> qubes also doesn't see my debian
partition
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3406 [20:59:05] <SaltySolomon> greycat It matches my actuall
display resolution
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3409 [20:59:27] <greycat> That's good. That means you
probably don't have to touch the video drivers.
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3411 [21:01:20] <SaltySolomon> Okay, so what should I try now?
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3413 [21:01:50] <greycat> What is "scaling"? What is the
actual problem you're having?
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3422 [21:04:08] <SaltySolomon> In gnome you can change UI scaling
(Window Scaling) and you have a choice between 1 and 2 , according
to my research it has something to do with GTK
3423 [21:04:14] <SaltySolomon> And both aren't working for me
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3425 [21:04:23] <greycat> What are you trying to do?
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3428 [21:05:04] <SaltySolomon> Use the desktop enviroment with a
scaling that is usualble, on the previous windows install I had 1.5
scaling
3429 [21:05:07] <jer0me> greycat: "resolution
indenpendence", hidpi
3430 [21:05:27] <jer0me> SaltySolomon: have you tried using xrandr
maybe?
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3435 [21:05:47] <jer0me> --scale 1.4x1.4 for instance or --scaling
3436 [21:06:00] <jer0me> --scale
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3451 [21:15:49] <jhutchins_wk> webmind: Need to put something in
/etc/grub.d/ - read the files there to figure out what exactly.
3452 [21:16:43] <jhutchins_wk> SaltySolomon: It sounds like you
may need to adjust the DPI (which I never figured out).
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3459 [21:18:32] <greycat> I googled this "hidpi" thing
that jer0me mentioned, and it gave me an arch wiki page that talked
about using some combo of gnome's integer scaling stuff and
xrandr with non-integer stuff. *shrug*
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3464 [21:19:22] <greycat> I'm glad jer0me was able to read
SaltySolomon's mind.
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3488 [21:27:29] <jer0me> well, I have one of those
"retina" screens.
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3490 [21:27:49] <jer0me> I usually just pick a lower resolution.
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3492 [21:29:49] <ForceRecon> after installing TOR on debian it is
not integrated into the system so when choosing your default app it
is not listed. Is there any way to make TOR be your default browser
in debian linux
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3494 [21:30:30] <greycat> I'm not even clear on what you
think "default browser" means....
3495 [21:30:53] <greycat> Linux isn't like Windows. It
doesn't have a global "default ___" that all programs
can agree on.
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3497 [21:31:10] <ForceRecon> default browser = preferred
application
3498 [21:31:18] <greycat> Preferred by what? GNOME apps?
3499 [21:31:21] <jhutchins_wk> ForceRecon: There might be a
general setting in whatever desktop you're running. Sometimes
it has to be set per app.
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3502 [21:31:56] <greycat> By the xdg-open command?
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3506 [21:32:20] <jhutchins_wk> mime types?
3507 [21:32:21] <ForceRecon> that is fine.. however, since it is
not installed into the system but merely installed to a folder of
your choosing, it is not in the preferred apllication list.
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3509 [21:32:52] <ForceRecon> sudo update-alternatives --install
/usr/bin/x-replaced-url
3510 [21:32:57] <greycat> Oh, you are running something that is
presenting a list? What thing are you running? Maybe it has some way
to be configured.
3511 [21:32:58] <jhutchins_wk> ForceRecon: Ask tor.
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3513 [21:33:09] <ForceRecon> I found this but I do not want to try
it and screw up the system
3514 [21:33:21] <ForceRecon> sudo update-alternatives --config
x-replaced-url
3515 [21:33:21] <jhutchins_wk> ForceRecon: Make a backup.
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3519 [21:34:00] <ForceRecon> People in Tor just ignore you.. the
op basically chooses what he feels like answering..
3520 [21:34:16] <ForceRecon> you guys are better
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3522 [21:34:27] <greycat> all that update-alternatives does is
create or change a symlink inside /etc/alternatives/
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3525 [21:35:04] <ForceRecon> the thing is that I am not sure what
the url should be.. and should it include all the information in the
app link itself or just the folder?
3526 [21:35:27] <greycat> And for whatever it's worth, on my
stretch system with no DE, /etc/alternatives/x-replaced-url
3527 [21:35:27] <glick> hey whats the command to install java on
deb?
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3529 [21:35:32] <ForceRecon>
home/Downloads/tor-browser_en-US/Browser/start-tor-browser"
--detach || ([ ! -x "/home/Downloads/tor
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3534 [21:36:22] <greycat> And "man xdg-open" does not
tell you where it gets its information.
3535 [21:36:26] <AciD`> hey, I installed a fresh debian on my
laptop, where I previously had another distro, and an ecryptfs
/home/user folder. I installed `ecryptfs-utils` but when I try to
log as `user`, it fails. Manually though I can mount the unencrypted
files with the `ecryptfs-mount-private` command. It then asks for my
passphrase and everything is fine. Do you guys know how to update
that passphrase so debian
3536 [21:36:31] <AciD`> will find it on its own?
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3541 [21:37:20] <jer0me> greycat: man xdg-settings
3542 [21:37:30] <jer0me> greycat: there is an example just to do
that
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3544 [21:37:40] <jer0me> xdg-settings set default-web-browser
google-chrome.desktop
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3546 [21:37:57] <jer0me> of course, you may need to write a !@#
desktop file
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3550 [21:38:25] <greycat> Oh. I read "man xdg-settings"
as far as "--list", then ran that, and it didn't tell
me what the VALUES were.
3551 [21:38:29] <ForceRecon> thanks for the plentiful information
I am going to try it all out and see what I can do.. thanks
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3557 [21:41:40] <jer0me> greycat: there are just so many ways to
define a "preferred application", using mime-types,
schemes, ... via mailcap, alternatives, ... that xdg decided on a
nearly-xml file format to spice the whole mess up.
3558 [21:41:46] <greycat> So I run "xdg-settings get
default-web-browser" and it says
"firefox-esr.desktop" and then I run "locate
firefox-esr.desktop" and it says
"/usr/share/applications/firefox-esr.desktop" and then I
look there to see what the other *.desktop files are.
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3560 [21:43:19] <jer0me> some could be in ~/$XDG_HOME/applications
3561 [21:43:20] <greycat> ... and to see umpteen different ways to
translate "Firefox"
3562 [21:44:14] <glick> hey, once stretch is released in a couple
of weeks how do i change to it as stable, since i am now running
stretch as testing
3563 [21:44:31] <glick> by the way my wallpaper changes again lol
3564 [21:45:18] <jhutchins_wk> !jessie->stretch
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3566 [21:46:37] <borsin> glick: Verify your /etc/apt/sources.list
is set to stable or stretch and not testing.
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3568 [21:47:05] <glick> cool thank sborsin
3569 [21:47:06] <greycat> s/stable or //
3570 [21:47:07] <glick> thanks
3571 [21:47:18] <jhutchins_wk> dpkg: jessie->stretch
3572 [21:47:18] <dpkg> Remember that Debian 9 "Stretch"
is still pre-release and that security support will not always be
timely. Read (at least) the upgrading chapter of the <stretch
release notes>
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3575 [21:47:57] <jhutchins_wk> borsin: If he's running jessie
now, it's probably not set to testing.
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3580 [21:48:50] <borsin> jhutchins_wk: Well he said he's
running stretch currently.
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3587 [21:49:27] <jer0me> glick: you may have nothing to do, but
since stable has some specific "updates",
"security" repos, maybe backports, you may want to add
some sources
3588 [21:49:28] <dario> hi everybody
3589 [21:49:30] <jhutchins_wk> borsin: I should pay more
attention, you're right.
3590 [21:49:34] <borsin> greycat: Sources.list will accept a
blank? Or I'm misinterpreting.
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3592 [21:50:07] <glick> ah yes. thanks jer0me
3593 [21:50:10] <borsin> Blank for the release..
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3595 [21:50:15] <greycat> borsin: Do not put "stable" in
there. I said that the advice to use "stable or stretch"
should simply have been "stretch".
3596 [21:50:17] <glick> I HAD TO COMMENT THOSE OUT
3597 [21:50:19] <glick> FOR TESTING
3598 [21:50:27] <jhutchins_wk> borsin: You want the name of the
release as opposed to stable, testing, unstable.
3599 [21:50:46] <jhutchins_wk> borsin: Otherwise when it releases
you'll get the new testing instead.
3600 [21:51:04] <dario> I'm searching for managing battery
status on my notebook (Lenovo Yoga), I wish the battery stays at a
50~60 % charging level, the notebbok is 'always on' and
always connected to AC, so the - internal - battery will decrease
its features if remaining always at 100% charge
3601 [21:51:12] <borsin> Ok. Makes sense. Although to stick with
testing or unstable one would be better to stick to that naming. IMO
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3605 [21:51:36] <jhutchins_wk> dario: Not aware of anything that
does that in linux.
3606 [21:51:40] <greycat> If you want to "stick with
testing" across multiple release cycles, then you should be in
#debian-next on OFTC, and not here.
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3609 [21:52:13] <glick> ls
3610 [21:52:14] <jhutchins_wk> dario: Battery memory is worst with
ni-cads, laptop batteries aren't as bad. It's up to the
hardware - often in the actual battery pack - to manage the charge.
3611 [21:52:15] <glick> opps
3612 [21:52:16] <glick> lol
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3620 [21:57:16] <dario> jhutchins_wk: Iknow, but LiIon battery
will suffer too much while staying always at 100%, RCmodel batteries
have a charging 'storage' mode to not damage their
chemical stability; a previous notebook I had I saw the battery at
20% capacity after two years only(I always use notebook as a desktop
computer, battery always cherged), so I think it might be very
important to manage this problem, charging till 60% and discharging
to 50%, even if AC is plugged on;
3621 [21:57:17] <dario> that's what happens in another Lenovo
(Y-50-70) I have, but, as you say, not in Linux, is a Windows option
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3623 [21:58:09] <dario> I'm searching for a workaround to do
so
3624 [21:58:48] <jer0me> dario: tlp has something like that for
lenovo thinkpads
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3628 [22:01:15] <jer0me> dario: echo 40 | sudo tee
/sys/devices/platform/smapi/BAT0/start_charge_thresh
3629 [22:01:18] <jer0me> ?
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3631 [22:01:45] <dario> jer0me: thanks, already installed, it
refers to a kernel module working on Thinkpad only
3632 [22:02:40] <jer0me> dario: if tp-smapi-dkms supports your
system, you can use
/sys/devices/platform/smapi/BAT0/start_charge_thresh and
/sys/devices/platform/smapi/BAT0/stop_charge_thresh
3633 [22:02:41] <tobiasBora> Hello,
3634 [22:02:42] <dario> jer0me: that file doesn't exist
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3636 [22:03:18] <jer0me> dario: you need to install tp_smapi from
the tp-smapi-dkms if your system provides smapi
3637 [22:03:52] <dario> jer0me: and how may I test if my system
provides smapi?
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3639 [22:04:13] <jer0me> dario: install the pkg, modprobe the
module and check
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3641 [22:04:26] <jer0me> dmesg and so on
3642 [22:04:47] <tobiasBora> I'm trying to loop in shell on a
multiline variable, line by line. In bash, I use read -r -d
'' ALL_REGEXP << EOM ....my multiline variable....
EOM; while read file_regex; do ... ; done < <(echo
"${ALL_REGEXP}")
3643 [22:05:06] <tobiasBora> However, in shell, the syntax <
< does not exists
3644 [22:05:15] <tobiasBora> and read does not have the -d option
3645 [22:05:28] <greycat> tobiasBora: <() is a bashism.
Won't work if your script is run by sh.
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3649 [22:06:51] <dario> jer0me: tp-smapi-dkms is already
installed, and dmesg|grep smapi provides no results
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3652 [22:07:27] <jer0me> dario: is the driver loaded?
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3654 [22:07:55] <tobiasBora> greycat: yes, but do you have any
solution for sh that do not create a new thread ?
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3656 [22:08:29] <greycat> tobiasBora: a temp file
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3658 [22:09:03] <tobiasBora> greycat: dirty, but should work,
thank you
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3660 [22:10:15] <dario> jer0me: I don't know tha
module's name, but lsmod | grep smapi gives nothing
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3663 [22:11:00] <mframe> Can anyone provide some insight on
chromium flickering? I get flickering on certain sites when i launch
from the desktop shortcut or cmd, but NOT when i open chromium by
clicking a URL. As far as i can tell the commands and switches used
to launch are the same in every scenario.
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3666 [22:11:28] <dario> jer0me: it seems it works with Thinkpad
firmware
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3668 [22:12:55] <jer0me> dario: try to look for "battery
charge threshold" for your device then :(
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3670 [22:13:34] <dario> jer0me: thanks, I'll search about,
thank you for your kindness
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3676 [22:14:48] <tobiasBora> greycat: And do you have also a way
to write: IFS=$tab read name regexp <<<
"${file_regex}"
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3678 [22:15:43] <greycat> Move the read-with-two-variables to the
place where you got the file_regexp content in the first place.
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3680 [22:16:34] <greycat> Otherwise, use parameter expansions to
split the string manually. name=${file_regex%%$tab} and so on.
3681 [22:17:07] <tobiasBora> Hum great idea, thank you!
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3683 [22:17:23] <greycat> #bash covers sh scripting, by the way,
even though we will grumble about it.
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3697 [22:25:09] <DammitJim> I just ssh'd into my box at home
3698 [22:25:16] <greycat> yay?
3699 [22:25:17] <DammitJim> and got the -bash-4.3$ prompt
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3701 [22:25:19] <DammitJim> what is that?
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3703 [22:25:21] <DammitJim> never seeing it
3704 [22:25:26] <greycat> It means your PS1 variable isn't
set.
3705 [22:25:29] <DammitJim> googling doesn't seem to turn up
much
3706 [22:25:35] <DammitJim> does it mean it got stuck?
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3708 [22:25:47] <DammitJim> I think we had a power outage last
night
3709 [22:25:49] <greycat> It means that the dot files that were
read during your ssh login never bothered changing the value of PS1.
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3711 [22:26:08] <DammitJim> oh
3712 [22:26:12] <greycat> Most likely because you created a
~/.bash_profile that doesn't source ~/.bashrc, or similar.
3713 [22:26:40] <DammitJim> oh man
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3715 [22:26:45] <DammitJim> -bash: /home/mach/.profile:
Input/output error
3716 [22:26:53] <DammitJim> does it mean I have corrupted files?
3717 [22:27:03] <greycat> Check for hardware errors in dmesg.
3718 [22:27:03] <DammitJim> I was in this server last night
working just fine before the power outage :(
3719 [22:27:22] <DammitJim> oh ok, but in this prompt, I
can't do that, huh?
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3721 [22:27:30] <DammitJim> I'll have to be home to do this
on the console...
3722 [22:27:37] <greycat> sudo or su, if you're on stretch
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3724 [22:27:47] <greycat> jessie or older, anyone can run dmesg
3725 [22:27:58] <DammitJim> -bash: /bin/su: Input/output error
3726 [22:28:09] <DammitJim> I think my hard drive is borked?
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3729 [22:28:31] <greycat> Maaaaaybe. Or maybe just massive file
system corruption. Can't tell at the moment.
3730 [22:28:40] <DammitJim> so, I have to be home, huh?
3731 [22:28:50] <greycat> can you ssh in as root?
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3733 [22:28:57] <DammitJim> let me try
3734 [22:29:01] <DammitJim> I thought I had that disabled
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3736 [22:29:23] <DammitJim> yeah, I disabled it
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3742 [22:31:35] <ForceRecon> any chance i can get invited to
debian-next
3743 [22:31:39] <knstn> usb flash drives can be used for swap?
3744 [22:31:47] <ForceRecon> I would like to see what is going on
so close to the next release
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3746 [22:32:29] <awal1> !debian-next
3747 [22:32:29] <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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3751 [22:33:30] <ForceRecon> thx
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3754 [22:34:42] <greycat> (It's not as active as this
channel, so don't expect excitement.)
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3759 [22:35:10] <DammitJim> yeah, + stretch is coming out soon ;)
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3761 [22:36:10] <glick> hey guys, i just notice something wierd
happened on my desktop
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3765 [22:36:29] <glick> i just noticed a file on my desktop called
sedal7Ow0
3766 [22:36:40] <glick> i cant see it from cmdline ls if i go to
desktop
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3769 [22:37:26] <TomG2> i wonder if there's a dpkg infofact
on breakins
3770 [22:37:46] <glick> any idea what that could be or where that
comes from?
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3772 [22:38:11] <TomG2> no idea, do you want to run debsums to see
if your ls has been wickedly replaced?
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3775 [22:38:30] <armin> glick: tried find $HOME/Desktop -iname
"*sedal7Ow0*"
3776 [22:38:37] <TomG2> a pain in the butt to check to see if
Debian has been broken into
3777 [22:39:01] <greycat> TomG2: or *any* other system
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3779 [22:39:26] <glick> armin: yep. nothin
3780 [22:39:40] <glick> maybe i need to log out and login again
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3784 [22:41:47] <glick> that was wierd
3785 [22:41:48] <glick> its gone now
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3787 [22:41:59] <greycat> It *sounded* like a temporary file.
3788 [22:42:05] <glick> yeah musta been
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3790 [22:42:10] <knstn> make a checksum script, run it cron
3791 [22:42:17] <greycat> !debsums
3792 [22:42:17] <dpkg> hmm... debsums is a utility that will check
a package's files against their checksums. The "-a"
argument will instruct it to also check configuration files:
"aptitude install debsums; debsums -a -s". Most packages
come with md5sums included in the package; if apt's package
cache is clean, then generate missing sums with "aptitude
reinstall `debsums -l`". Ask me about <md5sums>.
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3794 [22:42:22] <glick> odd place to put it on the desktop though
3795 [22:42:30] <Bliepo> glick: just in case, check whether all
you packages are up to date
3796 [22:44:08] <knstn> does debsum save you in case package db
gets corrupted?
3797 [22:44:30] <greycat> No.
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3800 [22:45:08] <greycat> if your /var/lib/dpkg/status is corrupt,
there's /var/lib/dpkg/status-old. If that's corrupt,
there's your previous full system backup.
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3803 [22:45:42] <jhutchins_wk> knstn: Backups.
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3810 [22:47:39] <knstn> i found the script for checksums of
critical dirs like init,pam etc... but it calls other scripts which
i can't find
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3813 [22:50:13] <webmind> where does one define which blockdevice
grub gets installed on?
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3815 [22:50:25] <webmind> or is that just a one time grub-install
?
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3821 [22:51:08] <knstn>
replaced-url
3822 [22:51:45] <greycat> what's the question?
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3824 [22:52:37] <greycat> I know what *my* question is: "why
did they use a bash shebang and bashism in the function declaration
when every other piece of the script is pure sh"
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3827 [22:53:13] <greycat> Plus all those missing quotes around
"$SRC" on half the lines
3828 [22:53:24] <Bliepo> To make you cringe
3829 [22:53:53] <greycat> I suppose there might be bashisms in the
dotted-in file.
3830 [22:54:00] <knstn> i don't know, could be practice ?
3831 [22:54:22] <greycat> It was a rhetorical question, really.
The answer is "because they didn't know better".
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3833 [22:55:50] <greycat> The exit 200 is very peculiar as well.
Exit codes above 127 are usually reserved for indicating
"killed by a signal".
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3840 [22:58:09] <knstn> i know it's not perfect, but it
demonstrates the idea of that you can check your system's
integrity in an automated way, without using specialized software
3841 [22:59:02] <jhutchins_wk> knstn: Except the specialized set
of scripts.
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3844 [22:59:39] <jhutchins_wk> knstn: Tripwire could be useful for
that.
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3846 [23:00:33] <knstn> in case you use something like that and
put in cron, remember to checksum the script it self, on a remote
location
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3849 [23:01:32] <ForceRecon> how do you easily add a desktop icon
to the panel?
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3852 [23:02:50] <bezaban> ForceRecon: generally today a lot of
desktop environments (DE) use the /home/user/Desktop folder
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3854 [23:03:40] <moov> hello. i want to download a particular
stretch kernel, version 4.6.0.1-amd64. under which folder in the
debian repository can i find that specific one? thank you for your
help!
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3856 [23:03:43] <bezaban> but there is an abstraction or a concept
rather that differs from your 'usual' apple or microsoft
experiences, your desktop environment may be different
3857 [23:04:03] <ForceRecon> I want to get it from the desktop to
the panel. There is no option for add to panel
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3860 [23:06:24] <awal1> debsums: changed file
/etc/initramfs-tools/initramfs.conf (from initramfs-tools-core
package)
3861 [23:06:27] <awal1> so?
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3866 [23:06:49] <TomG2> hi moov
3867 [23:06:52] <frostschutz> awal1, so what?
3868 [23:07:04] <moov> hi
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3870 [23:07:11] <aura> Hello
3871 [23:07:14] <TomG2> moov: you can look at
replaced-url
3872 [23:07:25] <TomG2> moov: or use apt-get --download-only
install yourkernelhere
3873 [23:07:44] <moov> ah, great idea
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3875 [23:07:53] <TomG2> and check /var/ache/apt/archives
3876 [23:07:56] <TomG2> thanks
3877 [23:07:58] <awal1> frostschutz, what to do with that
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3879 [23:08:11] <moov> to browse the repository is horrible,
i'm not experienced enough to pick the correct folders...
3880 [23:08:13] <aura> which irc client should i use? guys over
#irc are telling me weird stuff and they use windows :-(
3881 [23:08:21] <greycat> *snort*
3882 [23:08:28] <moov> TomG2: great idea!
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3886 [23:08:37] <greycat> must be on a different network...
3887 [23:08:42] <bezaban> aura: the one you prefer. irssi,
weechat, whatnot
3888 [23:08:46] <frostschutz> aura, mirc runs great with wine
3889 [23:08:51] <greycat> irssi and weechat are both quite popular
3890 [23:08:51] <bezaban> quassel, old but interesting
3891 [23:08:59] <bigMouthCommie> i thought i could just symlink
~/downloads/somethin2share to i thought i could just symlink
~/downloads/somethin2share to
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3893 [23:09:02] <bigMouthCommie> errr
3894 [23:09:04] <bezaban> bitchx if you really want..
3895 [23:09:10] <awal1> weechat is more featured
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3897 [23:09:15] <bigMouthCommie> i thought i could just symlink
~/downloads/somethin2share to /var/html/s2s but apparently no?
3898 [23:09:22] <aura> what about hexchat?
3899 [23:09:26] <bigMouthCommie> i didt try chmod -R 666 *
3900 [23:09:32] <bezaban> oh, there is no bitchx in debian anymore
3901 [23:09:35] <greycat> bigMouthCommie: your login user may not
have permissions to write to /var/html/s2s
3902 [23:09:39] <bezaban> likely not at all
3903 [23:09:46] <greycat> bigMouthCommie: DO NOT chmod things to
666
3904 [23:09:53] <bigMouthCommie> :(
3905 [23:09:59] <bezaban> epic5 exits as an option
3906 [23:10:02] <awal1> aura, i peronally use hexchat. it is good
3907 [23:10:07] <bigMouthCommie> any help configging apache ?
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3909 [23:10:14] <bigMouthCommie> i get 403
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3911 [23:10:27] <bezaban> bigMouthCommie: be specific, state what
you have tried and your config on paste.debian.net
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3913 [23:10:45] <greycat> If "didt" was "did",
then you have utterly broken your directory, and you will have to
undo it.
3914 [23:10:52] <greycat> If "didt" was
"didn't" then ... phew!
3915 [23:11:12] <bigMouthCommie> i am running a stock apache2
install. i jsut symlinked in ~/Downloads/Something\ to\ share to
/var/replaced-url
3916 [23:11:36] <bigMouthCommie> and then i chmod -R 666 *
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3918 [23:12:21] <awal1> 2 fingers for scroll up/down using
touchpad is the default or what?
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3922 [23:14:48] <awal1> I guess that is the default since I
haven't configured it manually since I only use a basic WM
3923 [23:15:04] <moov> TomG2: works! thank you!
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3925 [23:15:07] <awal1> but it is two "fast/sensible"
3926 [23:15:16] <ForceRecon> which folder do menu items reside in?
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3928 [23:15:26] <awal1> I don'ttoo
3929 [23:15:31] <awal1> oups
3930 [23:15:34] <ForceRecon> I actually need to add Tor to the
menu first then I can add it to the panel
3931 [23:15:38] <awal1> it is too fast.
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3935 [23:16:36] <TomG2> moov, you're welcome
3936 [23:16:40] <awal1> I don't know what to modify exactly
regarding synclient output
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3945 [23:20:24] <bigMouthCommie> bezaban: what config do you want
to see?
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3949 [23:21:30] <bezaban> onfig
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3952 [23:21:47] <bezaban> oops.
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3956 [23:22:02] <bezaban> having highg latency
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3958 [23:22:19] <Tonk-freenode> Is this a valid method of back-up:
using gparted to copy my / partion to a removeable hard drive?
Sidequestion, will the copy be bootable as the original?
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3960 [23:22:32] <bigMouthCommie> latency between your kbd and
display?
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3963 [23:23:10] <bezaban> bigMouthCommie: between my client and DC
3964 [23:23:15] <awal1> ok : VertTwoFingerScroll = 1 (and adjust
MinSpeed = xxx and MaxSpeed = xxx)
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3968 [23:23:55] <bezaban> hetzner usually blackhole them pretty
quickly, but no worries, going to bed now
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3974 [23:25:05] <bezaban> and lots of other nodes
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3980 [23:27:57] <bezaban> actually no, might be my isp messing up
3981 [23:28:07] <bigMouthCommie>
replaced-url
3982 [23:28:07] <bigMouthCommie>
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3985 [23:29:02] <moov> TomG2: is it difficult, to install a new
grub2 in a chroot environment (mounted image) ?
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3987 [23:29:15] <bezaban> bigMouthCommie: distribution?
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3991 [23:30:11] <bezaban> can the user runnig apache
(ww-data/apache) access the entire serch path up to /var/replaced-url
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3993 [23:30:33] <bigMouthCommie> turns out, another channel told
me i needed execution permissions, so i just 777 it
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3995 [23:30:43] <greycat> NOOOOOOOO
3996 [23:30:52] <greycat> *headdesk* *headdesk*
3997 [23:31:00] <bezaban>
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3999 [23:31:11] <bezaban> yay. 777y7 ftw
4000 [23:31:31] <bezaban> my connectivity is bad. I'll move
and wait it out. Good luck.
4001 [23:31:36] <bigMouthCommie> k
4002 [23:31:41] <bezaban> quick
4003 [23:32:04] <bigMouthCommie> greycat: what's wrong with
777?
4004 [23:32:35] <bigMouthCommie> for that matter, why not 666 ?
(altho that didn't work so that's a p. good reason not to
do it)
4005 [23:32:47] <greycat> It removes all security completely. And
also makes your random recipes and loves notes and My Little Pony
slashporn executable.
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4009 [23:33:19] <bigMouthCommie> well we're just talking
about an audiobook at this point
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4012 [23:33:41] <bigMouthCommie> and my username is same as my
pass: user
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4014 [23:34:10] <bigMouthCommie> the only semblance of security i
have is that the http and ssh ports aren't set to default at
the router
4015 [23:34:12] <bezaban>
replaced-url
4016 [23:34:36] <TomG2> moov: keep asking others, i don't
know
4017 [23:34:43] <TomG2> or at least, i an't work on it right
now
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4022 [23:35:45] <bezaban> bigMouthCommie: if you want to run a
server you should learn these things, if you want to pay someone to
do this for you that is also fine
4023 [23:36:13] <bigMouthCommie> i've been using ubuntu since
2k4. debian since just before jessie came out. frankly, i have NEVER
had the patience to read about groups and permissions. 777 does the
job i want, and it's not like i'm a bank.
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4025 [23:36:28] <RedMercury> haha
4026 [23:36:33] <bigMouthCommie> i don't even do internet
banking
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4028 [23:36:34] <RedMercury> 'i irc as root'
4029 [23:36:40] <bigMouthCommie> sometimes
4030 [23:36:46] <bigMouthCommie> what do i care?
4031 [23:36:47] <RedMercury> stick it to the man, man
4032 [23:36:52] <bezaban> of course you have to learn, but 777
gives all permissions to user, group and OTHERS. You should likely
read up on perms (if you ever did)
4033 [23:36:53] <RedMercury> they're not the boss of you
4034 [23:37:09] <RedMercury> you should use templeos instead
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4036 [23:37:39] <moov> TomG2: ok, thank you!
4037 [23:37:42] <bigMouthCommie> anyway... thanx for the help
y'all. i'll put in some work l8r. right now, i just wanted
to share this book...
4038 [23:37:46] <bezaban> never happened to me, so it must be
fine. welcome to the security management of every shit company and
person out there
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4040 [23:37:58] <bezaban> good luck
4041 [23:38:02] <TomG2> moov: i think it's a little tricky
4042 [23:38:24] <moov> TomG2: ok, i'll read the web first ...
4043 [23:38:41] <TomG2> sounds like a very good idea :)
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4048 [23:41:07] <bezaban> I was tipsy, now I'm having a
scotch. looking forward to next ;)
4049 [23:41:22] <bezaban> but will be sleeping shortly
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