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2[00:02:49] <jhutchins> ,v openshot
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3[00:02:50] <judd> Package: openshot on amd64 -- wheezy:
1.4.2-1.1; jessie: 1.4.3-1.1; buster: 1.4.3-1.2; sid: 1.4.3-1.2;
stretch: 1.4.3-1.2; wheezy-multimedia: 1.4.3-dmo1;
buster-multimedia: 1.4.3-dmo4; jessie-multimedia: 1.4.3-dmo4;
sid-multimedia: 1.4.3-dmo4; stretch-multimedia: 1.4.3-dmo4
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25[00:10:44] <person_> can't run steam, because
"I'm missing 32 bit libc.so.6". I'm tired of
steam's bullshit, what to do?
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39[00:15:24] <damiano> person_: Find out if any package
contains that file, install that package, try again.
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40[00:15:34] <damiano> Find it from the command line with
"apt-file"
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41[00:15:46] <damiano> Probably, you can also search on the web
for packages containing a file.
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42[00:15:55] <damiano> Check packages.debian.org
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45[00:16:57] <person_> dpkg tells me that I already have
libc6:amd64 installed
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46[00:17:11] <damiano> Aha.
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47[00:17:30] <damiano> You'll need the :i386 version of
that package in addition.
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48[00:17:31] <person_> I've looked it up and other people
have had this issue too, but I couldn't find a solution
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49[00:17:34] <person_> oooh
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51[00:17:59] <damiano> At least in the aptitude package manager
frontend, you have "bla" and "bla:i386" as
separate packages.
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53[00:18:14] <damiano> But, unfortunately I couldn't
explain you the magic behind this.
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54[00:18:15] <person_> "Package libc6:i386 is not
available, but is referred to by another package."
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55[00:18:20] <damiano> Hmm
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56[00:18:42] <damiano> Since it's something as common als
libc6, it might be in some package with a completely different name.
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57[00:18:47] <person_> However the following packages replace
it: libdb1-compat tzdata
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58[00:19:03] <damiano> There are some "basic"
packages you need for multiarch, but I don't remember what
they're called.
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60[00:19:18] <damiano> Well, tzdata doesn't make any
sense.
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61[00:19:25] <damiano> The first one doesn't ring a bell.
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63[00:19:53] <person_> hmm
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64[00:20:06] <damiano> Anyway, I'd try searching for a
guide for how to run 32bit apps on a 64bit debian.
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65[00:20:24] <damiano> See if there are any packages you need
for that in general.
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66[00:20:33] <person_> really there couldn't be a 32 bit
version of steam? :( and shouldn't 32bit be compatible?
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68[00:21:14] <damiano> 1) you need to ask Valve that, 2)
Don't know. As I said: I don't know magic.
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70[00:21:28] <person_> do you think if I installed one of those
packages it could work?
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71[00:22:00] <damiano> If you don't have the
"whatever it needs for multi-arch" packages installed,
then yes, I'd install those.
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72[00:22:08] <damiano> But, I don't know which they would
be.
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74[00:22:22] <damiano> I'm really also just guessing my
way through this. Sorry.
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75[00:22:31] <damiano> Oh
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76[00:22:33] <person_> thanks for help anyway
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79[00:22:51] <damiano> It's possible that you need to
adjust your /etc/apt/sources.list
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81[00:22:53] <person_> I installed one of those and it
didn't work
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82[00:23:07] <damiano> Depending on how it's set up, you
can only "see" the 64bit packages.
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83[00:23:45] <person_> I didn't change the defaults
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84[00:23:50] <damiano> Looking into it from one of my machines:
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85[00:23:51] <damiano> deb [arch=amd64]
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86[00:24:06] <damiano> Looks to me like I'm not getting
any 32bit libs here.
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87[00:24:10] <person_> I don't have contrib and non free
enabled
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88[00:24:26] <damiano> And, I think the arch=amd64 is on my
other machines.
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89[00:24:37] <damiano> I don't think you need contrib and
non-free.
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90[00:24:41] <person_> oh ok
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91[00:24:48] <damiano> Not if it's just libc6 missing.
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92[00:24:58] <person_> I have it installed
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94[00:25:05] <coruja> !multiarch
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95[00:25:05] <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
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96[00:25:21] <damiano> And, I didn't change my apt
sources.list on this machine myself either. But still, I have
machines that have arch= in it, and others not.
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97[00:25:34] <person_> why is it so hard? :/
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100[00:26:52] <damiano> Because your computer today basically
work how some research lab assistant quickly hacked something
together that resembled an operating system in the early seventies
for that spare PDP-9 that was lying around.
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101[00:27:27] <damiano> And change is not affordable, for the
sake of backwards-compatibility.
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102[00:27:41] <damiano> Stop me, if I become too cynic.
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103[00:28:17] <person_> it certainly often seems like it
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104[00:28:47] <person_> packages for packages, layers on layers
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105[00:29:01] <damiano> Had a rough week. Trying to get a
program to run that was linked against one version of libiconv, but
tried to load a different one it found at run time...
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106[00:29:13] <damiano> Again, systems designed in the 70s
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107[00:29:27] <person_> I had a rough week too, everything is
broken
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108[00:29:35] <damiano> You can say that again.
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109[00:29:57] <person_> have you tried to compile from source?
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114[00:30:48] <person_> I had a similar problem one and the only
solution I found was to use an .appimage the developer provided
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115[00:30:58] <damiano> I'm one of the upstream developers,
that's what made it rough ;)
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116[00:31:28] <damiano> It was actually not even on Debian, but
the problem could have happened with Debian in exactly the same way.
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118[00:32:01] <damiano> It was on macOS, where Apple ships a
version of libiconv, and macports also happened to have a version of
libiconv installed on the machine I was tinkering around.
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120[00:32:37] <person_> :D
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121[00:32:42] <person_> have you solved it?
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122[00:32:55] <damiano> Actually, Apple added one detail to the
linker (clang) that I don't think gcc has: when linking
dynamically, it somehow embeds the version of the library it saw at
link time.
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123[00:33:09] <damiano> And, if the loader then only finds a
library with an older version, it refuses to load.
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124[00:33:25] <damiano> So, the error message you get makes it
quite clear that something is broken.
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125[00:33:27] <damiano> Which is nice.
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128[00:33:54] <damiano> Yes, well, the solution in the end was
not to allow the loader to search the path where the
"broken" libiconv was.
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129[00:34:20] <damiano> Use LD_LIBRARY_PATH as a quick
workaround for testing.
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130[00:34:29] <damiano> Or rather DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH on macOS.
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132[00:34:52] <person_> interesting :)
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135[00:35:34] <person_> some bot named dpkg tried to argue with
my just now
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136[00:36:05] <damiano> Freenode was quite overrun by bots a few
days ago.
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137[00:36:12] <person_> really?
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138[00:36:26] <damiano> Yeah, I got around 200 queries from
random users.
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139[00:36:28] <person_> dpkg: hey
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140[00:36:28] <dpkg> moin moin, person_
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141[00:36:31] <damiano> 200 differnt users.
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142[00:36:41] <person_> wooah someone is popular
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143[00:36:57] <damiano> Well, probably a lot of users were
affected.
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144[00:37:05] <person_> I see
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146[00:37:27] <person_> I'm guessing they banned the bots?
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147[00:37:31] <damiano> A lot of IPs and users were blacklisted.
I know many people IRL who couldn't connect for a few days.
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149[00:37:39] <person_> :O
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150[00:37:44] <person_> damn
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152[00:38:08] <person_> why are they called bots anyway?
it's not like it's a robot sitting in front of a computer
(maybe in the future), it's just a program
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154[00:38:59] <person_> dpkg: are you a program?
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155[00:39:00] <dpkg> person_: I wish you would RTFM.
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156[00:39:12] <person_> dpkg: or are you are robot?
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157[00:39:13] <dpkg> ...but or is already something else...
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163[00:40:48] <damiano> Whelp, I should be getting to bed.
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164[00:40:51] <damiano> It's late.
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167[00:40:57] <damiano> In my time zone anyway.
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168[00:41:05] <damiano> Good night, person_.
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169[00:41:20] <person_> damiano: here too, goodnight!
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171[00:43:03] <n4dir> person_: you can talk to the bot dpkg in
private
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172[00:43:08] <n4dir> in case you don't know.
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174[00:43:21] <person_> I don't know him that well
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175[00:43:49] <n4dir> he ain't that shy ... it seems :-)
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178[00:44:16] <person_> we talked there for a moment but he
wasn't making any sense :)
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180[00:44:48] <coruja> he's polite, only speaks up when
called before ;)
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181[00:45:00] <tomreyn> whom, trump?
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182[00:45:16] <tomreyn> sorry, felt like trolling zhere
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183[00:45:19] <person_> no, actually I mentioned a program
called dpkg and he started talking to me :)
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184[00:45:22] <Cobalt> Hello. I have a bluetooth speaker I want
to pair with, in Jessie. I successfully scan for it in bluetoothctl,
pair and trust it. However, /var/log/syslog lists it as being
recognised as a keyboard, and pulseaudio does not therefore
recognise it as a sink. Is it possible to force bluez to recognise
the speaker as a speaker instead?
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189[00:45:57] <n4dir> dpkg is a good bot
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190[00:45:57] <dpkg> n4dir: :)
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191[00:46:04] <person_> :D
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192[00:46:05] <n4dir> there. he did it again. mofu.
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195[00:46:58] <person_> dpkg, good bot, still young, but at
least doesn't have to worry about captcha discrimination
against bots
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196[00:46:59] <dpkg> aw, gee, person_
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197[00:47:32] <person_> only when he grows up he will see how
cruel human's word can be
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198[00:47:41] <coruja> please no offtopic when support is
pending
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201[00:48:48] <person_> Cobalt: you probably want to force
pulseaudio to recognise it right? maybe there is some option when
you check the manual?
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202[00:49:57] <Cobalt> person_: Well, the only useful thing
I've seen so far to force A2DP is in the Arch wiki which asks
to use pavucontrol; I'm running headless, therefore I
can't use that to force that.
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204[00:50:46] <person_> Cobalt: I'm not sure what that
means but if it's not an option, maybe you could try alsa?
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206[00:51:33] <Cobalt> person_: pulseaudio and alsa both work
fine. The problem I have is when I pair and connect with the
speaker, it gets recognised as a HID/keyboard instead.
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207[00:51:54] <Cobalt> Because that happens, pulseaudio's
bluetooth module does not discover it as a sink, and therefore
cannot output audio to it.
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209[00:52:30] <Cobalt> My understanding is that I need to force
bluez to use the A2DP profile for the device, but I've no idea
how to do so in the CLI.
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210[00:52:39] <person_> Cobalt: what part of the OS is
responsible for recognising it?
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211[00:52:42] <b0b> person_: you did get that dpkg gave you the
solution to your multiarch problem? (kindly incited by coruja)
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212[00:53:19] <Cobalt> person_: bluez.
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213[00:53:54] <Cobalt> person_: I get this in the log -
[82617.779464] hid-generic 0005:0000:0000.0004: input,hidraw0:
BLUETOOTH HID v0.00 Keyboard [BM6] on b8:27:eb:dc:99:e7
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214[00:54:03] <Cobalt> This device is a mono speaker.
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216[00:55:09] <person_> b0b: I forgot about that, thanks for
reminding me! I did that and it says: "Odd number of elements
in hash assignment at /usr/share/pkg-config-dpkghook line 30."
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217[00:55:18] <person_> b0b: what does it mean?
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219[00:56:29] <person_> Cobalt: can you use hciconfig to
configure it?
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222[00:57:04] <Cobalt> person_: Should be able to, but I'm
not sure how to.
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223[00:57:36] <person_> Cobalt: have you read the manual? if not
start from there
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225[00:58:48] <Cobalt> person_: Emm. I have a feeling the
solution is going to be a bit more refined than than. Let me try
adding a conf file.
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228[01:00:13] <person_> Cobalt: it's all I can think of. I
hope someone else with more knowledge will tell you the solution,
but before that happens you can try looking through different
options in manual
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229[01:03:27] <b0b> person_: what's the output of `dpkg
--print-foreign-architectures`?
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232[01:06:21] <Cobalt> person_: Do you know if pulseaudio
requires X11 to run properly? At the moment, I've added
audio.conf (which wasn't under /etc/bluetooth) and the device
now gets recognised as a speaker, but now pulseaudio complains about
no X, and DBUS doesn't seem to like it either.
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233[01:06:56] <n4dir> Cobalt: i got no clue of the subject
bluetooth at all. the web gives this (but it is rather old):
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234[01:07:40] <n4dir> ah, you are already a step further. sorry
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236[01:09:01] <Cobalt> n4dir: This bit, I've managed to
sort out; audio.conf with some relevant settings was missing under
/etc/bluetooth. Doing that and restarting service bluetooth is a
step further ahead. Now I need to figure out why it wants X11.
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237[01:10:31] <n4dir> my best advice: ask again later or perhaps
in #linux or such. Right now no one here seems to know much bout it.
Anyway: good luck.
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240[01:11:42] <Cobalt> This is a bit roundabout; it seems
pulseaudio inherits alsa devices as sink. Weird. And I don't
think this is being done automatically, so I'll need to look
into creating an alsa device of some sort.
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242[01:12:11] <asterismo_l> hi, is there support for mobile
broadband connection in Debian LXDE?
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245[01:14:59] <Cobalt> Meh. I'll ask again later.
Pulseaudio is a different beast altogether. :S
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246[01:15:03] <Cobalt> Thanks for the pointers.
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258[01:22:06] <person_> b0b: it says: i366
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260[01:23:05] <person_> b0b: I made a mistake in the command :O
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261[01:23:25] <b0b> ;)
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262[01:23:33] <b0b> dpkg --remove-architecture i366
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263[01:23:33] * dpkg fetches a wrecking ball and knocks down a few
famous buildings. Architecture removed!
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264[01:24:45] <b0b> good bot
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265[01:24:55] <person_> lol
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268[01:25:10] <person_> that solved everything, thanks! :)
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269[01:25:21] <b0b> sure
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272[01:26:23] <person_> You are missing the following 32-bit
libraries, and Steam may not run:
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273[01:26:23] <person_> libGL.so.1
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275[01:26:32] <person_> maaaan
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279[01:29:06] <b0b> found this: `sudo apt-get install--reinstall
libgl1-mesa-dri:i386` here:
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280[01:29:42] <b0b> typo in it
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282[01:30:00] <b0b> `sudo apt-get install --reinstall
libgl1-mesa-dri:i386`
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285[01:30:57] <person_> 182 MB of additional disk space will be
used :O
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287[01:31:57] <person_> I hope I'm installing steam for the
last time in my life. Fuck proprietary soft and drm!
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290[01:32:45] <person_> it's still complaining about
libGL.so.1
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291[01:33:30] <coruja> apt-file search libGL.so.1
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294[01:34:22] <person_> there are like hundreds of packages that
start with the name libgl, already checked
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296[01:34:36] <person_> I don't know which one to install
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302[01:36:00] <b0b> person_: did you read
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303[01:36:15] <coruja> not that many
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305[01:37:19] <person_> coruja: I didn't put the 1 at the
end
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307[01:37:30] <person_> b0b: I did
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309[01:39:08] <person_> I did apt-get install libgl1:i386 and it
finally works
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310[01:39:10] <b0b> what's your gpu?
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311[01:39:10] <person_> thank you
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312[01:39:18] <Cobalt> Managed to get sound, but result is
inconsistent. Various cycles of restarting the bluetooth service,
pulseaudio and connecting/pairing worked in the end, with horrible
lag, as evidenced by lines and lines in the syslog.
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317[01:39:55] <Cobalt> Hmm, it lags if I don't give it time
to rest. Lol.
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318[01:40:00] <person_> that's bad
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320[01:40:13] <person_> what?!
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322[01:41:25] <Cobalt> I dunno. Buffering problem; this is on a
Raspberry Pi Zero W. Maybe text-to-speech isn't the best to try
this on.
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324[01:41:43] <person_> steam doesn't let you paste with
middle mouse, any way to fix that?
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327[01:42:03] <person_> Cobalt: try some music maybe?
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330[01:42:45] <Cobalt> person_: I think I might settle for this
for now; I know it's possible, tbough I'm not quite sure
why or how. Magic maybe. Will look into it a little bit more
tomorrow.
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335[01:44:41] <person_> good luck
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342[01:48:34] <asterismo_l> anyone?
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343[01:48:40] <person_> hi
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344[01:48:59] <asterismo_l> hi, is there support for mobile
broadband connection in Debian LXDE?
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345[01:49:08] <person_> have you tried turning it off and on?
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346[01:49:26] <person_> sorry I had to do that at least once
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348[01:49:31] <asterismo_l> the modem?
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349[01:49:47] <person_> usb lte modem?
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350[01:50:09] <asterismo_l> its a gobi modem inside the laptop
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351[01:50:22] <asterismo_l> i have no switch
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353[01:50:51] <person_> why don't you try a live cd and see
for yourself? it's probablt the best way to be sure
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355[01:51:52] <person_> it might require installing some
firmware though
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357[01:52:49] <coruja> asterismo_l, install
network-manager-gnome
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358[01:53:27] <person_> oh that's what he meant
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360[01:53:36] <asterismo_l> but wouldn't that conflict with
wicd?
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361[01:53:58] <coruja> which will also pull in modemmanager and
mobile-broadband-provider-info
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363[01:54:29] <coruja> find out
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365[01:54:46] <person_> I think you can have both
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366[01:55:43] <coruja> network-manager also covers wired and
wifi connections, so one could let go wicd (afterwards)
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370[01:56:48] <person_> isn't network-manager for wep only
or am I confusing something?
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372[01:57:23] <coruja> i use nm for mobile broadband almost
daily for years
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374[01:57:37] <person_> no but I mean wifi
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375[01:58:08] <coruja> never tried myself but i thought so
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377[01:58:21] <paqcito> Hi! I was wondering if there's
someone with bash experience over here. I'm just learning bash,
I've been using Linux for almost a month and I'm looking
forward write scripts, but I do not have a wide idea of what I can
write, where I can find exercises or scripts to run and study them.
Anyone who can help me?
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378[01:58:52] <coruja> paqcito, join #bash
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382[01:59:24] <paqcito> coruja: Thanks!
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383[01:59:31] <person_> I might be able to find something
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400[02:06:06] <person_> paqcito: someone sent me those
yesterday:
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402[02:08:20] <person_> paqcito: script for autotyping passwords
with pass:
replaced-url
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403[02:10:02] <person_> paqcito:
replaced-url
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412[02:16:45] <Henry151> hello
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415[02:17:03] <person_> hello
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416[02:17:18] <person_> how are you this beautiful night
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417[02:17:47] <Henry151> cross-posting from ##linux but I am
looking to find a debian app that will either locally transcribe
text from an audio recording of an interview or phonecall, or a
debian app that will send the audio to google's api and return
a transcription using their engine
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419[02:18:28] <Henry151> I downloaded "transcribe"
thinking "oh boy that was easy, here it is" and it was not
what I'm looking for, it's a tool to assist manual
transcription, I'm looking for a fully automated/mechanized
transcription from an audio file
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423[02:19:46] <Henry151> so, any advice welcomed, I'm
hoping there is something I can install with apt that will do the
trick for me
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424[02:20:34] <person_> don't know any personally but
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426[02:21:13] <person_> maybe some of this will help
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427[02:21:15] <person_>
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428[02:21:37] <Henry151> thank you person_
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429[02:21:41] <person_>
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430[02:21:48] <Henry151> I'm downloading pocketsphinx now
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431[02:21:54] <person_>
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432[02:22:17] <person_> let me know if it works, you got me
curious :)
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438[02:23:56] <veg> hey there - what's the status of Debian
kFreeBSD?
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476[02:43:36] <person_> never join #bash channel guys
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477[02:43:47] <person_> they will kick you for jokes about bash
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479[02:44:31] <dvs> so they'll kick you out for bashing
bash?
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480[02:44:39] <person_> yes! :)
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482[02:45:03] <person_> I told them they could't kick me if
jokes were on topic
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484[02:45:09] <person_> but they did
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486[02:45:20] <person_> where is the logic in that?
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492[02:47:49] <szyszeja> hi
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495[02:49:37] <KAKAKJI> HI
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497[02:51:31] <szyszeja> hello, first ... i speak english like a
dog ..
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498[02:52:03] <person_> ok
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499[02:52:09] <dvs> ???
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500[02:52:09] <szyszeja> im trying to configure audio
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501[02:52:13] <person_> english dog?
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502[02:52:34] <person_> because german dog wouldn't speak
the same
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503[02:52:52] <KAKAKJI> HI
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504[02:53:02] <szyszeja> lol
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505[02:53:12] <Tramp> person_: you were kicked, but not banned -
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506[02:53:19] <szyszeja> i have problems with mpd
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508[02:53:44] * dvs kicks Tramp "friendily"
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509[02:53:46] <szyszeja> if im using firefox, i cant use ncmpcpp
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510[02:54:34] <szyszeja> i configure /etc/mpd.conf to use pulse
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512[02:55:17] <szyszeja> on ncmpcpp i use pulse output but not
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513[02:55:57] <szyszeja> sound works if i close firefox
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514[02:56:02] <person_> Tramp: in bash? no I wasn't even
doing anything wrong, so I'm assuming it was somebody's
way to feel important
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520[02:58:23] <person_> szyszeja: that is weird
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524[02:59:59] <person_> *
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525[03:00:18] <KAKAKJI> **
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527[03:00:21] <person_> how to do the * is doing something *
thing
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529[03:01:16] <person_> I always wanted to learn
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530[03:01:26] <KAKAKJI> HHHHMMMMMM
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531[03:01:35] <person_> * always wanted to learn
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532[03:01:44] <szyszeja> hi
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533[03:01:45] <KAKAKJI> *HHHHMMMMM
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535[03:01:49] <person_> hi
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536[03:01:52] <KAKAKJI> HI THER
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537[03:02:06] <KAKAKJI> HOW OLD ARE YOU
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538[03:02:34] <person_> lol what am I doing with my life
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539[03:02:58] <KAKAKJI> A DONT NOW
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540[03:03:30] <b0b> person_: you want /me i guess (that
didn't come out right)
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541[03:03:56] <person_> b0b: yes I want you
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542[03:04:06] <szyszeja> somebody can help me?
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543[03:04:12] <person_> but that's not what I was asking
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545[03:04:27] * b0b thinks about the * question
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546[03:04:39] <KAKAKJI> ***
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548[03:05:00] * person_ is wondering if b0b knows al1ce
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549[03:05:15] <KAKAKJI> YES HI NOM
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550[03:05:26] <person_> hi mom
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551[03:05:32] <themill> I think that's enough
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552[03:05:33] <szyszeja> interestng
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554[03:06:07] <person_> szyszeja: sorry I don't know how to
help you, try asking later, also ask people from ncmpp or what
it's called
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555[03:06:29] <b0b> so what were you asking, person_ ?
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556[03:06:45] <person_> b0b: so imagine bob wants to talk to
alice...
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557[03:06:56] <KAKAKJI> HHHHHHHHH
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562[03:08:17] <person_> b0b: but they cab't trust the
network
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563[03:08:30] <person_> b0b: and alice recently broke up with
him
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565[03:09:11] <Henry151> I was going to name my computer
bob@alice
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566[03:09:20] <person_> hahahaha
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567[03:09:27] <KAKAKJI> HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHH HHH HH H H H
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568[03:09:35] <Henry151> and my volume bob and my partition
alice
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569[03:09:50] <Henry151> ha
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570[03:09:51] <person_> bob on alice?
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571[03:09:51] <Henry151> ha
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572[03:09:52] <Henry151> ha
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573[03:10:03] <Henry151> bob@alice.encrypted
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575[03:10:11] <person_> :D
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576[03:10:14] <Henry151> so anyway
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577[03:10:21] <person_> that's good
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579[03:10:57] <person_> I wanted to name mine iamnot@home
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580[03:11:07] <Henry151> I'm trying to do this
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589[03:13:46] <b0b> Henry151: you mean how to set the variable
or how to get a key?
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610[03:25:08] <kannan> hello. I would like to use get the source
for a package installed with apt-get. Then, i want to replace some
.c files and then repackage it. The package is asterisk.
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615[03:30:06] <themill> !package recompile
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616[03:30:06] <dpkg> 1) Add a <deb-src> line for your
current release to your sources.list 2) aptitude update; aptitude
install build-essential devscripts fakeroot; aptitude -R build-dep
packagename 3) as any user, apt-get source packagename 4) cd
packagename-version/; ask me about <debian/rules>; 5)
dpkg-buildpackage -uc -us 6) as root, dpkg -i
../packagename-version.deb. Ask me about <debian/rules>,
<nocheck>, <nostrip>, <apt-get source>.
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622[03:33:02] <Henry151> b0b: I didn't know how to set the
variable; but I cross-posted in ##linux and somebody showed me how,
thanks
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630[03:39:21] <person_> goodnight everyone
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631[03:39:43] <person_> my PC needs some sleep
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633[03:39:52] <nur0n> hello, I'm having trouble installing
a package (spl-dkms) and I think I pinpointed the problem, I have to
add flags to configure (I'm not running vanilla debian so the
kernel is different?). I tried pulling the source and editing the
debian/rules file to add flags through DEB_CONFIGURE_EXTRA_FLAGS.
then I run 'debuild -b -uc -us'. however I can see
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634[03:39:52] <nur0n> in the output that the configure flags
that I added are not present. any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
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637[03:40:26] <jvelasquez> hi. I'm compiling a deb from
source, gst-plugins, and then got this error: dpkg-shlibdeps: error:
no dependency information found for /usr/lib/nvidia-384/libEGL.so.1
(used by debian/libgstreamer-plugin.....) So I checked, and
libEGL.so.1 is part of nvidia-384.
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697[04:22:46] <kannan> themill : I am receiving an error - pl
see it here ->
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699[04:23:28] <kannan> should i first issue dpkg-source
--commit?
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706[04:26:46] <themill> kannan: yes
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793[05:55:18] <Frogmorton> Hi am I able to remotely share the
desktop on my debian notebook? I'm on win10, I can rdp to it or
run X desktop or apps here, but I want to access an app already
running on the remote desktop, and disconnect and leave it running
there.
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820[06:14:06] <Frogmorton> Where can I find settings for any
sleep-mode or whatever makes USB communications stop? Seems to
happen after the screen goes blank. The 3D printer manager
eventually stops sending commands to the printer. Can't find
anything specific in bios.
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833[06:20:43] <somiaj> Frogmorton: is the maching actually going
into suspend mode? Maybe see if there is a power saving feature and
turn that off. Not all modules correctly revive after a suspend.
Sometimes they need to be manually reloaded (you can script this).
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836[06:23:46] <Frogmorton> Will check it again but pretty sure I
have disable suspend.
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842[06:30:39] <somiaj> I don't see why console blanking in
xorg would affect the hardware like that. If the hardware is timing
out, that might be another issue, but unsure how to track it down.
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844[06:32:13] <Rusty1_> clt-alt-f1 and dmesg?
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846[06:32:54] <somiaj> you could just run dmesg from a
termainal, and in stretch normal users can't run it by default,
maybe check journalctl
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847[06:33:37] <somiaj> that is where I would start to look for
things if you are sure it isn't because the machine is going
into and out of suspend.
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849[06:33:57] <somiaj> You could turn off xorg blanking with
'xset s off' and maybe 'xset -dpms', but I doubt
that xblanking is the issue.
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850[06:35:23] <somiaj> Rusty1_: what desktop do you use?
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851[06:35:30] <Frogmorton> I will try a different app and see if
it has the same issue. The problem app was written in mono I think
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853[06:36:32] <maxcell_> good evening
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855[06:37:05] <Rusty1_> somiaj: xmonad
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856[06:37:42] <Rusty1_> right now on a live session with kde
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857[06:37:47] <somiaj> Rusty1_: yea I got you confused with
Frogmorton.
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858[06:38:01] <Rusty1_> :-)
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859[06:39:07] <themill> the journal should record sleep events
and iirc also include usb power down events
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861[06:41:00] <Frogmorton> That should help
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868[06:48:26] <Frogmorton> Ew journalctl shows ACPI BIOS errors.
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893[07:12:30] <allan_wind> I just installed debian on a laptop
(that was working fine before w/ ubuntu) and seeing frequent network
timeout. Any ideas?
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894[07:13:05] <allan_wind> (ssh, ping etc)
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896[07:13:52] <allan_wind> it seems to have something to do when
screensaver kicks in
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905[07:20:02] <somiaj> allan_wind: what version of debian did
you install? What network card? install any firmware for the network
card?
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906[07:20:44] <somiaj> allan_wind: and what do you mean by
screen saver? this isn't an auto suspend.
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910[07:22:43] <allan_wind> 9.1, intel i219-lm it says, and not
sure I installed non-free firmware yet (this is wired to same
switch/router as my client where I notice the problem)
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911[07:23:09] <Trap-Chan> so apparently retroarch/libretro is
WAY behind current stable on debian?
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912[07:23:43] <allan_wind> somiaj: it sorta seems related to
xscreensaver kicking in but not sure. I have the remote host with
the problem and when network hangs it is responsive on terminal.
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915[07:24:10] <allan_wind> I going to swap out the cable for
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916[07:24:15] <allan_wind> I am ..
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918[07:24:52] <somiaj> allan_wind: it just seems strange that
the xscreensaver would affect the network. Have you tried to disable
the screensaver?
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919[07:25:34] <somiaj> Trap-Chan: debian stable is frozen, so
the version is whatever was packaged for debian durn the freeze near
the end of last year.
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921[07:26:09] <Trap-Chan> whys that?
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924[07:27:20] <somiaj> Trap-Chan: that is just how debian
release work. Debian release will freeze and then have a few months
of testing before the release.
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925[07:28:25] <Trap-Chan> so just all software packages even
those not related to the os itself update on the os timeframe?
that's a unique way of doing it.
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930[07:30:44] <allan_wind> somiaj: swapping cable didn't
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934[07:33:13] <somiaj> Trap-Chan: all software. A frozen system
has many strengths. All the packages in debian have been tested and
work together. Rc bugs have been fixed and during the life of the
release only security and bug fixes happen. This means things are in
a state that is known to work, one draw back is software is not upto
date with upstream after a while.
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935[07:33:24] <mrm> Before anyone says "just google
it", I already have, half the information contradicts the other
half and claims it doesn't work, is several years old, etc.
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937[07:33:50] <mrm> So, current amd64 debian stable, what's
the solution for filling out xfa forms?
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938[07:35:09] <Trap-Chan> somiaj, i can very clearly see both
sides.
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941[07:37:04] <mrm> Tried both evince and okular, neither work,
and all I can find of people getting adobe reader to work in linux
through either their old discontinued i386 thing or trying to get
any version at all running in wine keeps claiming that it's not
working for them.
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945[07:38:32] <mrm> I'm advising someone remotely on this,
so anything that 'just works' without having to walk them
through recompiling a patched version of wine would be appreciated.
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948[07:40:38] <themill> mrm: acroread's crappy old thing
from deb-multimedia.org works
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952[07:41:33] <themill> mrm: evince, okular and friends work for
some sorts of PDF forms but not XFA
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954[07:41:41] <mrm> themill: Are you sure on amd64? I'm
seeing a lot of things claiming it doesn't.
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955[07:41:52] <themill> I use it routinely
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957[07:42:09] <mrm> Wonderful, that's exactly what I was
hoping to hear.
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958[07:42:13] <themill> sadly, $work has many of these forms for
me to 'ejnoy'
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959[07:42:26] <allan_wind> somiaj: I don't see anything
obvious (xfce) and it does not look like xscreensaver is running. It
is probably xset blank and/or dpms. It's not consistent though
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960[07:42:40] <themill> !multiarch
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961[07:42:40] <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
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963[07:42:59] <themill> mrm: ^^ it's an i386 package but
works on amd64 thanks to multiarch
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965[07:43:28] <themill> mrm: note that if you're enabling
deb-multimedia.org you probably want to prevent other crap getting
installed form there; /msg dpkg dmm pinning
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966[07:43:30] <mrm> themill: Yea, the gf is applying for a govt
job, and their application process is giving a taste of that
'enjoyment'
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969[07:43:51] <mrm> themill: Thanks, that was the next thing I
was going to ask.
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974[07:46:10] <allan_wind> somiaj: I determined it's this
particular laptop as it "freezes" from multiple different
hosts
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984[07:53:01] <Trap-Chan> so apparently flatpack is avialable on
debian repos even though it seems to be an apt alternative that
cercumvents the release timing? :P
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985[07:53:24] <allan_wind> somiaj: It seems to not freeze if I
run a loop for date; sleep in one window.
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987[07:54:07] <allan_wind> weird, right?
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1000[08:06:48] <guu> hi I just upgrad to buster, I found out that
,apt-get's so ( /usr/local/lib64/libstdc++.so.6 ) always be
replaced by/usr/local/lib64/libstdc++.so.6.0.20
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1001[08:07:19] <themill> guu: if it' in usr/local it's
not from debian
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1002[08:07:48] <guu> but /usr/local/lib64/libstdc++.so.6.0.20 has
the error "version `GLIBCXX_3.4.21' not found "
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1003[08:07:54] <guu> themill: how ?
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1004[08:08:18] <guu> themill: i just run the apt-get
dist-upgrade, then this happend, so you mean my apt-get is not from
debian ?
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1005[08:08:37] <themill> Debian doesn't include files in
/usr/local. If you drop files in there that are incompatible and
things break, then you know which files to remove
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1007[08:09:14] <guu> themill: I know it's weird, why by
apt-get link the so in /usr/local/lib64 but not from
/usr/lib/x86-xxxxx
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1008[08:09:28] <allan_wind> Every few minutes remote end hangs
for 20 sec to 1 min... any hints on how to troubleshoot this?
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1009[08:09:36] <themill> guu: because /usr/local is to allow the
admin to override things in /usr
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1010[08:09:53] <guu> themill: I am confused... - -
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1011[08:10:15] <themill> guu: why have you created
/usr/local/lib64/libstdc++.so... ?
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1013[08:10:26] <guu> themill: I did not...
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1014[08:10:32] <guu> that's confuse me
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1015[08:10:39] <themill> It didn't come from a debian
packaage
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1017[08:11:02] <guu> themill: ldd shows my apt-get linked this
.so file from /usr/local/lib64/libstdc++.so.6.0.20
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1018[08:11:13] <guu> I know debian package is right
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1019[08:11:31] <themill> no, it shows that it is linked against
libsdc++... and that the library can be found in /usr/local/lib64
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1020[08:11:43] <themill> (debian doesn't even use lib64)
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1021[08:11:48] <guu> I know
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1022[08:12:25] <guu> er...
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1023[08:12:29] <guu> let me try
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1024[08:12:36] <themill> Sounds like something you've
compiled from source or some crappy 3rd party package or perhaps an
rpm from alien?
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1025[08:12:44] <guu> no no no
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1026[08:12:55] <cruncher> its the second one that has some libs
in usr/local interfering with the system, and both claim they didnt
install it
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1027[08:12:56] <guu> I even dont know how to do that what you say
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1028[08:13:04] <cruncher> (in 2 days)
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1029[08:13:12] <guu> well
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1031[08:13:26] <themill> compiling libstdc++ is unlikely but
something else may have brought its own naughty local copy
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1032[08:13:28] <guu> now i go to delete all .so from
/usr/local/lib64
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1033[08:13:35] <guu> see what will happend
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1035[08:14:28] <guu> wow
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1036[08:14:35] <guu> delete the so files works !
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1037[08:14:36] <guu> haha
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1038[08:14:42] <guu> thank you all guys
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1039[08:14:48] <cruncher> guu,
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1040[08:15:00] <themill> guu: might be worth finding out why you
had that file to begin with
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1042[08:15:26] <cruncher> in the other case i was speaking, the
guy reinstalled the libs from debian, and the usr/local files
reappeared (in usr/local)
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1043[08:15:41] <guu> er...
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1044[08:15:49] <guu> I am not that good at ...
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1046[08:15:55] <cruncher> strange.. just saying, in case you get
those files again
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1047[08:16:10] <guu> ok ...I'll keep eyes on that
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1049[08:17:02] <cruncher> but like themill says, it would be
interesting to know where it comes from
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1052[08:17:34] <guu> yeah ,I understand :)
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1053[08:17:53] <guu> Although I use debian for many years, still
a newbie ,haha
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1056[08:18:59] <allan_wind> Sorry to bug you guys again, but any
ideas on how I can troubleshoot this intermittent network outage
with a new install? dmesg has no errors
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1058[08:19:29] <somiaj> run something like iptraf or another
network monintor to see if that gives you any clue.
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1059[08:20:26] <cruncher> in worst case, if you cant install
anything for any reason, a simple ping and observe network outage
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1060[08:20:43] <cruncher> allan_wind, what is it? ssh?
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1063[08:21:59] <allan_wind> it seems to be all network services
(ssh, ping)
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1065[08:22:26] <allan_wind> only this newly installed laptop has
issues; show problem from multiple remote hosts
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1068[08:22:59] <allan_wind> troubled laptop is other idle and
fine when using it's console
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1069[08:23:04] <allan_wind> otherwise
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1073[08:24:49] <allan_wind> most annoying symptom is that my ssh
shell will just hang for 20 to 60 seconds every few minutes
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1080[08:28:36] <drinks2go> wireless? ethernet? both?
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1082[08:28:59] <allan_wind> I have not configured wireless yet so
ethernet
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1085[08:30:50] <drinks2go> well I am just a noob, but you are
sure it's not issues at your ISP, all other devices are working
fine?
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1089[08:32:23] <allan_wind> This laptop used to work just fine
before I switched from ubuntu to debian (lots of differences
obviously between distros). Not an isp issue, troubled laptop is
connected to wifi/router/switch that my working laptop is also
plugged into
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1092[08:33:09] <somiaj> allan_wind: at the network level it is
mostly the kernel and non-free firmware.
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1094[08:33:28] <drinks2go> that was going to be my next
suggestion
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1095[08:33:33] <somiaj> which aren't that different between
ubuntu and debian, ubuntu just provides the non-free firmware
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1096[08:34:11] <allan_wind> somiaj: 4.9.0-3-amd64
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1097[08:34:34] <drinks2go> i've never really had problems
with onboard or even usb NIC from a fresh install :S
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1099[08:35:12] <somiaj> that is a fairly recent kernel, I would
start looking at other issues
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1100[08:35:25] <allan_wind> I had some weirdness with avahi at
some point
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1107[08:40:58] <drinks2go> allan_wind cat /etc/resolv.conf on
both machines, any diffs?
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1110[08:41:45] <allan_wind> One has a domain setting, both have
the same search line. I push these out with dhcp
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1124[08:45:54] <drinks2go> hmm. allan_wind only other thing I can
think of is pretty bone-headed, you've probably already
tried... a different cable? Maybe switch out the one from the
working machine quickly to eliminate that?
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1125[08:46:00] <drinks2go> Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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1127[08:46:34] <allan_wind> swapped cable already
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1128[08:46:42] <awoserra> hola, how can i disable ipv6 with
ifconfig and for next boots?
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1130[08:47:05] <awoserra> bsd is just ifconfig em0 -inet6
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1131[08:47:32] <awoserra> but that's not helping me in arm
arch debian
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1132[08:47:59] <allan_wind> awoserra: looked in
/etc/network/interfaces?
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1135[08:48:31] <awoserra> i do not have that directory
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1137[08:49:02] <drinks2go> sysctl -w
net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6=1
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1138[08:49:13] <drinks2go> sysctl -w
net.ipv6.conf.default.disable_ipv6=1
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1139[08:49:16] <awoserra> nice
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1140[08:49:17] <drinks2go> awoserra ^
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1141[08:49:28] <awoserra> ty :)
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1142[08:50:15] <awoserra> and neat
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1143[08:50:16] <cruncher> (of course that alone wont survive a
reboot)
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1144[08:50:21] <awoserra> write switch....
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1146[08:50:55] <awoserra> is that switch not implied by default?
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1147[08:51:20] <cruncher> allan_wind, well, did you check the
logs to see if its something hardware related? if you dont know what
else to do, you can still monitor traffic and see what happens on
the machine
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1148[08:51:31] <drinks2go> he said he checked dmesg cruncher
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1149[08:51:48] <drinks2go> I had to go back and check myself :P
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1150[08:52:02] <awoserra> i can just put that in sysctl.conf
right?
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1152[08:52:37] <drinks2go> yes awoserra. but actually cruncher is
right
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1153[08:52:40] <allan_wind> awoserra: /etc/sysctl.d/something
would be the prefered way
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1156[08:53:01] <awoserra> alright, ty cruncher
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1157[08:53:22] <drinks2go> I think you need to make modification
to grub maybe awoserra, to persist between reboots. Or something.
Lots of conflicting information I guess.
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1158[08:53:36] <allan_wind> well, I installed the wifi firmware
and there are some firmware issues with that but that is new as of
when I installed the wifi firmware
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1159[08:54:03] <drinks2go> awoserra faliing sysctl can try grub,
replaced-url
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1160[08:54:16] <drinks2go> failing*
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1161[08:54:31] <awoserra> yah... hmm, would be better if i could
declare before network up, eh?
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1162[08:55:04] <allan_wind> hmm... I noticed dhclient runs
differently. On working host it's configured in
/etc/network/interfaces and on the troubled machine it's being
started by network manager
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1163[08:55:27] <awoserra> dhclient would be the best place to put
it methings.
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1165[08:55:30] <awoserra> methinks*
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1166[08:55:46] <awoserra> i'm running headless....
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1168[08:55:52] <awoserra> no netman
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1170[08:56:13] <drinks2go> just concerned for security awoserra?
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1171[08:56:31] <awoserra> my isp does not support ipv6.
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1172[08:56:40] <awoserra> don't need the entire stack
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1173[08:56:42] <drinks2go> >:0
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1174[08:56:46] <awoserra> right?!
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1175[08:56:48] <awoserra> heheheh
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1176[08:57:34] <drinks2go> yeah maybe try the grub option if
you're just trying to trim fat
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1177[08:57:52] <awoserra> so yah, even from a security
standpoint, it's attack surface for nothing.
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1184[09:00:07] <cruncher> awoserra, instead "trying",
check out
replaced-url
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1188[09:01:04] <awoserra> nice link cruncher, thanks again. I
will add that host to my filter && open a browser for that
:)
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1190[09:02:08] <awoserra> oh hmmm... should this be a new file?
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1191[09:02:14] <awoserra> /etc/default/grub?
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1192[09:02:26] <awoserra> this is arm arch running on pi2 b+
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1193[09:02:34] <awoserra> i think boot is not grub.
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1196[09:03:59] <awoserra> i have a /boot/config.txt
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1200[09:06:35] <awoserra> i guess it's sysctl method, they
say it's better anyway
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1202[09:07:02] <randy1985> why is the second method recommended
over the first?
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1204[09:07:20] <drinks2go> i dont think that works in
boot/config.txt i think you nee it in cmdline.txt no awoserra?
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1205[09:07:44] <awoserra> newp
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1206[09:07:46] <awoserra> checked both
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1207[09:07:50] <awoserra> i made /etc/sysctl.d/local.conf :)
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1208[09:08:03] <awoserra> all is well *whistles* ty both :)
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1209[09:08:11] <drinks2go> have fun
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1210[09:08:55] <drinks2go> you should check out armbian awoserra!
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1211[09:09:21] <awoserra> i think raspian is what i'm
actually running
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1212[09:09:29] <awoserra> but it's all debian in the core
isnt it?
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1213[09:09:53] <drinks2go> sort of
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1214[09:10:07] <somiaj> !raspbian
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1215[09:10:08] <dpkg> Raspbian is a distribution <based on
Debian> made specifically for the <Raspberry Pi>. Raspbian
is not Debian and it is not supported in #debian. Please use
#raspbian on irc.freenode.net for support.
replaced-url
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1216[09:10:22] <somiaj> awoserra: no, raspbian is not the same as
the debian arm port. You should use raspbian support for that os.
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1217[09:10:24] <awoserra> ah
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1218[09:10:38] <awoserra> i see ^ ^
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1219[09:11:26] <awoserra> !armbian
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1220[09:11:26] <dpkg> hmm... armbian is a distribution <based
on Debian> made specifically for several <ARM> processors.
Armbian is not Debian and it is not supported in #debian.
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1221[09:11:52] <drinks2go> was just suggesting armbian forums
because it might open your eyes to a few other SoCs.
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1222[09:12:11] <awoserra> yah i'm not sure what the next one
will be.
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1224[09:13:06] <Hoolootwo> I'm working on porting linux to a
new arm platform, it's a nice architecture
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1225[09:13:19] <Hoolootwo> unfortunately I don't think I can
fit debian on this platform
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1234[09:15:14] <drinks2go> I have to say the time I spent playing
with the PIXEL was pretty impressive, all things considered. Even
VNC sessions from my phone were serviceable. I have alot of issues
with the Raspi Foundation but. The hardware is pretty neat.
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1235[09:15:37] <awoserra> the pi zero looks neat
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1236[09:15:48] <awoserra> very slick.
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1237[09:16:12] <Hoolootwo> eh, I have 32M of RAM to work with,
not quite as slick as that :P
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1239[09:16:29] <drinks2go> IoT?
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1242[09:17:19] <awoserra> heh wow, is it cheaper than 5$ too?!
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1243[09:17:34] <Hoolootwo> nah, this is a calculator
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1245[09:18:18] <awoserra> you know, coding assembly for specific
tasks does have it's place too
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1247[09:18:26] <randy1985> do changes to the kernel parameters
using sysctl not persist across reboots?
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1248[09:18:48] <awoserra> man sysctl.conf
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1249[09:18:52] <drinks2go> nobody really knows!
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1251[09:19:18] <randy1985> drinks2go: ha, dammit man!
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1252[09:19:34] <awoserra> && man sysctl.d
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1253[09:20:39] <awoserra> then read /etc/sysctl.d/README.sysctl
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1255[09:20:48] <awoserra> and you'll totally be set.
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1256[09:21:11] <drinks2go> randy1985 hehe. There seems to be more
than one way to skin that cat I guess. The debian wiki says both
grub and sysctl are good, but sysctl is better.
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1257[09:21:25] <randy1985> awoserra: nice, ty
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1258[09:21:27] <Hoolootwo> I paid like $120 for it, which is by
no means cheap, but it's also basically my favorite calc on the
market
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1259[09:21:31] <awoserra> :) yw!
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1260[09:21:39] <Hoolootwo> saying something, since I have like a
drawer full of them
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1261[09:21:50] <randy1985> drinks2go: yeah, i saw that but I
don't know enough to know why that is
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1262[09:21:57] <cruncher> !ot
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1263[09:21:57] <dpkg> #debian is primarily a support channel for
Debian users. Please keep the discussions in #debian on-topic and
take longer discussions and non-support questions to
#debian-offtopic. Imagine the chaos if each of the hundreds of
people in the channel felt the need to wander off topic for a few
minutes every day.
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1265[09:22:48] <awoserra> holy there is 1500 people in here too
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1266[09:22:49] <awoserra> hehe
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1267[09:22:54] <awoserra> thnks all, g'night!
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1316[10:03:07] <randy1985> is there any other DFSG-compliant
package that outperforms cron for scheduling jobs?
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1319[10:03:30] <allan_wind> what do you mean with outperforms?
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1321[10:04:58] <randy1985> i guess that would be in the eye of
the responder. im about to jump in with cron, but if there's
something DFSG and better out there, id rather spend the time on
that
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1323[10:05:54] <allan_wind> I have used bcron but more for claims
of security
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1326[10:07:16] <randy1985> hmm...is it in any of their repos?
i'm not seeing it yet
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1329[10:08:40] <allan_wind> I guess it was dropped in strech
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1331[10:08:43] <allan_wind> sorr
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1332[10:08:44] <allan_wind> y
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1338[10:11:25] <randy1985> no worries
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1362[10:24:59] <allan_wind> ok, there seems to be a connection
between NetworkManager logging NetworkManager[578]: <info>
[1503735822.3260] device (wlp4s0): supplicant interfa
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1363[10:25:00] <allan_wind> ce state: inactive -> scanning and
my network outages
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1365[10:26:14] <allan_wind> it's not 100%, and I configured
wifi after I started having these issues. also, it seems it's
not all sessions to the troubled laptop freeze at the same time, and
they roughly unfreeze at the same time
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1372[10:32:07] <cruncher> allan_wind, what do you mean by freeze?
the network stops, or the whole machine? can you still move the
mouse?
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1373[10:32:31] <allan_wind> network stops responding for 20 to
60s (ping, ssh etc)
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1374[10:32:40] <allan_wind> console is perfectly responsive
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1376[10:32:53] <allan_wind> troubled machine is idle
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1379[10:34:01] <cruncher> allan_wind, you said you have nm
installed, but not using it. I would suggest you switch from
etc/network/interfaces to networkmanager, and see if it still
happens
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1381[10:34:29] <allan_wind> I am using it, afaik
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1382[10:34:30] <cruncher> i think on a laptop nm is what you what
anyway
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1383[10:34:55] <cruncher> can you pastebin the interfaces file?
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1384[10:35:32] <allan_wind>
replaced-url
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1385[10:35:46] <allan_wind> I added the enp stuff to align with
working host
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1386[10:35:51] <allan_wind> (that also has nm installed)
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1387[10:36:00] <cruncher> you are using interfaces, not nm
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1388[10:36:11] <cruncher> at least for this nic
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1389[10:36:37] <cruncher> allan_wind, comment out line 9
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1390[10:36:40] <allan_wind> well, I added those lines and did not
see a difference in behavior
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1392[10:37:37] <cruncher> what did you mean earlier by some
issues with the firmware?
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1398[10:39:57] <allan_wind> when I enabled iwlwifi I started
kernel ops. I have since moved the firmware -22 ucode aside and -21
doesn't seem to crash
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1399[10:40:14] <allan_wind> note, nm message is for wifi not
wired
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1401[10:40:19] <cruncher> allan_wind, you can also rightclick on
the nm applet, disable wifi, and see if the freezes still happens
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1402[10:40:39] <cruncher> not sure i understand you correctly,
you should not be renaming the firmware files, it will pick the
right one
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1403[10:41:21] <allan_wind> it was crashing on -22 and it is not
crashing on -21
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1404[10:41:42] <allan_wind> firmware loader cascades to older
versions
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1405[10:41:42] <cruncher> did you download the firmware from some
place else rather than to use the debian package?
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1406[10:41:43] <john_rambo> While watching videos sound suddenly
stops but videos plays on ...When I do pulseaudio -k sound comes
back ..How to fix this ?
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1412[10:42:24] <allan_wind> root@toofan:/usr/local/bin# nmcli
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1413[10:42:25] <allan_wind> wlp4s0: disconnected
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1414[10:42:35] <allan_wind> I use xmonad so not so much applet
clicking
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1415[10:43:08] <cruncher> allan_wind, it might be wifi related,
so to know where the problem comes from, just disable wifi, or rmmod
iwlwifi and kill all wpa_supplicant processes, then check for
freezes
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1418[10:44:02] <teraflops> allan_wind: you can use a bar like
xmobar or whatever …
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1420[10:45:08] <allan_wind> teraflops: yeah, I know, but I like
to max content rather than decorations and detractions
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1421[10:45:28] <teraflops> it's not a decoration nor a
distraction :P
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1422[10:45:38] <teraflops> anyway just saying
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1423[10:46:04] <allan_wind> Yeah, can't spell at 4:45 am ;-)
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1426[10:46:09] <teraflops> heh np
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1428[10:46:34] <teraflops> allan_wind: I used xmonad for years, I
still miss it a bit
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1429[10:46:55] <cruncher> john_rambo, did you check
/var/log/syslog?
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1430[10:46:59] <allan_wind> teraflops: I crashed it a few times
(uncrashable and all)
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1433[10:47:39] <teraflops> allan_wind: if you do not use ghc
stuff from repos it may crash indeed
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1436[10:48:27] <teraflops> hmm
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1443[10:49:02] <john_rambo> cruncher,
replaced-url
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1445[10:50:52] <cruncher> john_rambo, stop video, pulseaudio -k,
then pulseaudio -v --log-target=stderr
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1446[10:50:59] <cruncher> then play video
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1451[10:52:17] <allan_wind> Not getting the nm events but still
getting hangs, not seeing anything matching in syslog
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1452[10:52:33] <allan_wind> (or dmesg)
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1454[10:52:47] <cruncher> allan_wind, no wpa_supplicant
processes?
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1455[10:52:53] <allan_wind> no sir
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1460[10:53:18] <john_rambo> cruncher, Sound played but stopped
again
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1462[10:53:27] <veg> hey there - what's the status of Debian
kFreeBSD?
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1463[10:53:33] <cruncher> john_rambo, yes, and whats the output?
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1465[10:53:50] <cruncher> allan_wind, did you try some network
monitoring yet like i/we suggested?
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1466[10:54:10] <cruncher> just to know...
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1471[10:55:00] <john_rambo> cruncher,
replaced-url
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1476[10:56:16] <teraflops> allan_wind: journalctl -u
NetworkManager says something interesting?
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1477[10:56:33] <allan_wind> I am not familar with those tools. I
looked at ss and netstat; seeing some retransmissions but not sure
that is it... ping doesn't show packets dropped just freezing
for a bit. This is on a lan
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1479[10:57:12] <allan_wind> teraflops: nothing matching the last
freeze
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1480[10:57:39] <allan_wind> (I forward all journals to syslog to
have a single comprehensive source of info)
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1481[10:58:55] <teraflops> allan_wind: what about dmesg?
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1483[10:59:08] <teraflops> do you see something suspicious?
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1484[10:59:09] <allan_wind> nada
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1485[10:59:33] <teraflops> nothing powersaving related?
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1487[10:59:51] <allan_wind> dmesg is blank for a while before the
last freezes
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1489[11:01:03] <allan_wind> 08:54:33 freezing for 2 min. Last
dmesg entry is at 8:43
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1490[11:01:03] <teraflops> unless it's driver related I have
no clue
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1493[11:01:49] <teraflops> allan_wind: do you run by any chance
more than one network management tool at the same time?
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1494[11:02:02] <allan_wind> what do you mean?
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1496[11:02:16] <teraflops> as in, NM plus wicd, or wpa_supplicant
script
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1497[11:02:24] <allan_wind> vanilla new install of 9.1 had this
issue
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1499[11:03:19] <allan_wind> I do have nm and before
wpa_supplicant running at the same time
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1500[11:03:19] <teraflops> did you search the intertubes/bug
tracker for similar issues with your hw or NM?
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1501[11:03:42] <teraflops> allan_wind: NM takes care of running
wpa_supplicant
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1502[11:04:10] <teraflops> youre not meant to run wpa_supplicant
if you are using NM
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1503[11:04:11] <allan_wind> yeah, I figured, but you made it
sound like it was problematic ;-)
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1505[11:04:31] <teraflops> yeah sorry my english sucks
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1506[11:04:35] <allan_wind> 1000e: Intel(R) PRO/1000
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1507[11:04:50] <cruncher> allan_wind, since you got set/get the
ip in the interfaces file, stop NetworkManager, and check for
freezes
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1508[11:04:55] <allan_wind> standard stuff, and this machine just
fine with ubuntu
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1510[11:05:34] <allan_wind> (I don't want to run ubuntu,
obviously, more as hardware is not suspect to me)
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1511[11:05:45] <teraflops> allan_wind: at this point I think
disabling NM and running wpa_supplicant by hand would help to
troubleshoot if this is NM's fault
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1513[11:06:02] <allan_wind> waiting for prompt...
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1514[11:06:13] <allan_wind> systemctl stop NetworkManager?
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1516[11:06:28] <teraflops> e.g (as root, not sudo) wpa_supplicant
-B -i <interface> -D nl80211 -c <(wpa_passphrase
<essid> <passphrase>)
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1517[11:06:35] <teraflops> allan_wind: yep stop it
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1518[11:06:42] <allan_wind> I am wired, so don't need wifi
at this moment
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1520[11:06:45] <cruncher> no, dont run it, just disable nm, you
dont need wpa_supplicant now
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1521[11:06:53] <cruncher> no wifi
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1522[11:07:21] <teraflops> allan_wind: if youre wired and doing
wireless at the same time the issue youre describing can happen
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1523[11:07:32] <teraflops> ^^
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1524[11:07:36] <allan_wind> teraflops: wifi has been disable
whole time
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1525[11:07:50] <allan_wind> (and yes, I know)
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1527[11:08:08] <teraflops> heh, now I'm confused, your issue
is wireless related, right?
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1528[11:08:14] <allan_wind> wired
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1529[11:08:18] <teraflops> :S
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1530[11:08:19] <phix> .o/
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1531[11:08:31] <phix> teraflops: yetaflops are better
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1532[11:08:35] * teraflops needs more coffee
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1533[11:08:37] <teraflops> :P
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1534[11:08:41] <allan_wind> well, haven't tried wireless,
probably will at some point to see
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1535[11:08:41] <teraflops> phix: k
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1536[11:08:45] <phix> :P
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1537[11:08:48] <cruncher> allan_wind, yes, systemctl stop
NetworkManager.service
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1538[11:08:57] <allan_wind> already did that
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1539[11:09:03] <cruncher> and then make sure no wpa_suplpicant is
running
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1540[11:09:13] <allan_wind> it's not
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1541[11:09:24] <allan_wind> free
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1542[11:09:25] <allan_wind> ze
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1543[11:09:31] <teraflops> heck I read wpa_supplicant and since
it's for wifi I assumed your issue was wireless related
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1544[11:09:42] <cruncher> allan_wind, what?
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1545[11:09:42] <allan_wind> teraflops: understandable
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1546[11:09:50] <allan_wind> freezing without nm running
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1547[11:10:01] <teraflops> cruncher: wpa_supplicant has _nothing_
to do with wired connections
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1548[11:10:07] <cruncher> teraflops, exactly
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1549[11:10:09] <allan_wind> yeah, we all do
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1550[11:10:18] <teraflops> then why are you talking about it?
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1551[11:10:22] <allan_wind> know that I think
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1552[11:10:39] <cruncher> becasue he said he gets a
"scanning" int he log at the same time
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1553[11:10:41] <allan_wind> because some freezes occured around
same time where nm would log a wifi sweep
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1554[11:10:44] <cruncher> so just make sure its off
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1555[11:10:45] <allan_wind> scanning
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1556[11:11:08] <cruncher> so even without nm/wpa, it freezes...
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1557[11:11:14] <teraflops> allan_wind: again, dont run wired and
wireless to the same network at the same time unless you know what
youre doing
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1558[11:11:21] <allan_wind> I am not
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1559[11:11:25] <teraflops> ok
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1560[11:11:37] <allan_wind> I promise, pinky swear
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1561[11:11:40] <teraflops> xD
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1562[11:11:41] <allan_wind> :-)
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1566[11:12:44] <teraflops> allan_wind: and you dot have, lets
say, a dhcpcd@whatever running by any chance?
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1568[11:13:45] <teraflops> if you stop NM do you still see
something dhcp'ish running (at ps, pgrep)?
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1570[11:14:05] <allan_wind> negative on dhcpd
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1571[11:14:17] <teraflops> k
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1574[11:14:45] <allan_wind> and yes, dhclient is still running,
so getting DHCP client log events
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1578[11:15:19] <teraflops> allan_wind: dhclient is running, did
you launch it explicitly?
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1579[11:15:33] <allan_wind> no, nm did I think before I stopped
it
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1582[11:15:53] <teraflops> hmm, I dnt think NM uses dhclient
anymore
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1583[11:16:02] <allan_wind> come to think of it, I was running
debian on this machine on a diff disk
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1586[11:16:18] <allan_wind> new install on a diff ssd
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1587[11:16:28] <teraflops> allan_wind: kill dhclient
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1589[11:16:33] <teraflops> pkill -14 it :S
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1590[11:16:39] <teraflops> then start NM
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1594[11:18:02] <teraflops> when I asked about 2 network
management tools running at the same time I was talking about this
very situation, so is thet dhclient process is not from NM it can be
the issue
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1596[11:18:20] <teraflops> s/is/if
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1597[11:18:21] <cruncher> he had this setup in the beginning, no
dhclient but nm running
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1598[11:18:36] <allan_wind> ok... killed dhclient, didn't
see it start when I started nm
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1599[11:18:46] <allan_wind> waiting for freeze...
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1600[11:18:56] <teraflops> good
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1601[11:19:45] <teraflops> sudo journalctl -u
NetworkManager.service -f wont hurt at another terminal
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1602[11:20:17] <allan_wind> so far so good...
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1603[11:20:52] <teraflops> you can also check which dhcp client
is NM using btw
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1606[11:21:20] <allan_wind> On my working laptop I have both
NetworkManager and dhclient running but dhclient runs with diff args
between the two laptops
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1607[11:21:23] <teraflops> it can be internal, dhcpcd or dhclient
iirc, it's at NM config file
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1608[11:21:34] <allan_wind> didn't modify either
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1609[11:21:38] <allan_wind> (host)
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1610[11:21:55] <teraflops> allan_wind: I'm saying it becasue
I dont have a debian machine at hand
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1612[11:22:51] <allan_wind> I don't see anything in the nm
config specifying dhclient
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1618[11:23:33] <azzamsa> anyone using mc, and how do you config
it to move file to trash, rahter than delete it permanently ?
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1620[11:24:02] <allan_wind> freeze
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1621[11:24:04] <allan_wind> ugh
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1622[11:24:12] <azzamsa> libtrash removed from repo, because of
reason. and I dont think cli-trash works with mc
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1623[11:24:17] <teraflops> something at NM journal?
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1624[11:24:22] <cruncher> allan_wind, yeah, it coudnt not freeze
as this is your initial setup when you came here
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1625[11:24:51] <cruncher> just as info to teraflops ;-)
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1627[11:25:09] <allan_wind> nothing in syslog/dmesg
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1628[11:25:17] <allan_wind> (nothing interesting)
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1629[11:25:40] <teraflops> allan_wind: if journal show nothing
I'd check your nic at bug tracker or the intertubes for similar
issue, and chek if you installed the fw (if recommended)
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1630[11:25:53] <teraflops> check^
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1631[11:26:02] <allan_wind> I think e1000 is std kernel stuff
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1635[11:26:18] <teraflops> maybe the kernel driver sucks
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1636[11:26:36] <teraflops> which kernel btw? at this point youll
have to dig around
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1637[11:26:57] <allan_wind> 4.9.0-3-amd64
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1638[11:27:22] <teraflops> stock from repos right?
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1639[11:27:28] <allan_wind> yeah
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1641[11:27:51] <allan_wind> I will probably diff the two machines
next, ensure I have the same packages installed, same /etc
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1642[11:27:56] <teraflops> I run out of ideas apart fro what I
pointed above
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1643[11:28:05] <allan_wind> yeah, I have been at this for a long
time, and I am stumped
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1644[11:28:33] <teraflops> allan_wind: both machines have very
same nic, kernel and debian release?
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1646[11:28:58] <allan_wind> this machine used to work earlier
today before swapping out a ssd
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1647[11:29:24] <allan_wind> same nic & driver
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1648[11:29:46] <teraflops> allan_wind: you put an ssd on it with
a debian installation on it from another machine?
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1656[11:31:38] <allan_wind> teraflops: it's a bit
complicated... I was running debian with a large ssd in this
machine, and the smaller ssd had ubuntu on it. both ssd were running
in this machine without issue. problem started when i reinstalled
debian on the smaller ssd
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1657[11:32:17] <teraflops> so it's a clean install, right?
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1658[11:32:32] <allan_wind> yes, clean 9.1 install on small ssd
earlier today
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1659[11:33:31] <teraflops> oh, Ok
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1660[11:33:40] <teraflops> allan_wind: no idea tbh
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1663[11:34:08] <teraflops> did you install fw, I bet there's
a debian entry on the wiki for your nic
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1666[11:34:39] <teraflops> allan_wind: which is the pci id?
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1668[11:34:56] <allan_wind> pci id of?
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1670[11:35:36] <allan_wind> 00:1f.6 Ethernet controller: Intel
Corporation Ethernet Connection (2) I219-LM (rev 31)
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1672[11:35:56] <allan_wind> (same on working machine)
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1673[11:36:18] <teraflops> ,pciid 00:1f.6
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1674[11:36:29] <teraflops> it's larger
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1675[11:37:03] <teraflops> 0000:0000
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1677[11:37:06] <allan_wind> here is the working machine:
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1678[11:37:07] <allan_wind> 00:1f.6 Ethernet controller: Intel
Corporation Ethernet Connection (5) I219-LM (rev 31)
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1679[11:37:21] <allan_wind> 2 vs 5, not sure what signifies
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1682[11:38:34] <cruncher> allan_wind, use lspci -nn
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1684[11:38:55] <allan_wind> 00:1f.6 Ethernet controller [0200]:
Intel Corporation Ethernet Connection (2) I219-LM [8086:15b7] (rev
31)
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1686[11:39:23] <cruncher> ,pciid 8086:15b7
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1687[11:39:24] <judd> [8086:15b7] is 'Ethernet Connection
(2) I219-LM' from 'Intel Corporation' with kernel
modules 'snd-hda-intel', 'e1000e',
'ata-generic' in stretch. See also
replaced-url
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1689[11:39:53] <teraflops> allan_wind: I'd read those links
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1696[11:43:50] <teraflops> lol that link
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1697[11:43:55] <allan_wind> 2017-08-26T09:16:55.522+00:00 toofan
NetworkManager[21917]: <info> [1503739015.4870] dhcp-init:
Using DHCP client 'dhc
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1698[11:43:55] <allan_wind> lient'
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1699[11:43:56] <allan_wind> btw
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1704[11:44:50] <teraflops> maybe NM is using dhclient, as I
already said I do not have a debian machine at hand
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1705[11:45:17] <allan_wind> teraflops: yeah, I didn't know,
it's not configured, and it apparently uses it by default. No
biggie just saw it
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1707[11:46:09] <teraflops> allan_wind: at this point I run out of
ideas sadly
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1708[11:46:25] <allan_wind> thx for trying
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1709[11:46:33] <teraflops> np
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1711[11:47:07] <allan_wind> smart comes up clean on the ssd
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1716[11:51:49] <cruncher> allan_wind, so with ping you can see
the freezes too, right?
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1717[11:52:00] <allan_wind> yes, ping just stops
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1718[11:52:20] <cruncher> boot up the installer cd in rescue
mode, execute shell on /, and use ping there
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1720[11:52:52] <cruncher> then we'll know if something on
your system is causing it, or if its really some driver thing
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1721[11:53:14] <cruncher> its a bit of a crude test, but
it'll do for that
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1728[11:58:33] <allan_wind> roger... give me a few. I removed the
firmware files I didn't have on my working system, rebooted
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1729[12:00:50] <phix> nice work
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1730[12:00:55] <phix> *slow clap*
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1747[12:08:01] <Vizva> is there no virtualbox in stretch?
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1750[12:09:07] <Vizva> i could read the wiki
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1751[12:09:09] <Vizva> :P
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1752[12:09:19] <cruncher> vivid, no, there istn
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1757[12:10:42] <teraflops> ,v virtualbox
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1758[12:10:43] <judd> Package: virtualbox on amd64 -- wheezy:
4.1.42-dfsg-1+deb7u1; wheezy-security: 4.1.42-dfsg-1+deb7u1;
wheezy-backports/contrib: 4.3.36-dfsg-1+deb8u1~bpo70+1;
jessie/contrib: 4.3.36-dfsg-1+deb8u1; jessie-security/contrib:
4.3.36-dfsg-1+deb8u1; jessie-backports/contrib: 5.1.8-dfsg-6~bpo8+2;
sid/contrib: 5.1.26-dfsg-2
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1761[12:11:20] <teraflops> Vizva: it's not a problem,
it's an opportunity
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1771[12:17:14] <Vizva> why still the old things , i think its
more dangerous then load directly from oracle
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1772[12:17:18] <Vizva> i must go
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1773[12:17:19] <Vizva> thx
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1775[12:18:12] <allan_wind> well, I think that was it
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1784[12:28:25] <gunix> ,v linux
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1785[12:28:26] <judd> No package named 'linux' was
found in amd64.
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1796[12:41:42] <teraflops> judd: kernels
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1797[12:41:43] <judd> Available kernel versions are:
experimental: 4.13.0-rc5-686 (4.13~rc5-1~exp1); sid: 4.12.0-1-686
(4.12.6-1); buster: 4.12.0-1-686 (4.12.6-1); stretch-backports:
4.11.0-0.bpo.1-686 (4.11.6-1~bpo9+1); stretch: 4.9.0-3-686
(4.9.30-2+deb9u3); jessie-backports: 4.9.0-0.bpo.3-686
(4.9.30-2+deb9u2~bpo8+1); jessie: 3.16.0-4-686-pae
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1798[12:41:44] <judd> 3.16.0-0.bpo.4-686-pae
(3.16.39-1+deb8u1~bpo70+1); wheezy: 3.2.0-4-686-pae (3.2.89-2)
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1813[12:51:40] <ghobadimhd> Hi df output shows that /run full
after i clean it up ?
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1818[12:54:04] <ghobadimhd> du shows the correct size but is not
...
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1819[12:54:22] <ghobadimhd> And i cannot start services
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1824[12:55:43] <petemc> ghobadimhd: can you pastebin your df and
du commands and their output
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1831[12:59:48] <ghobadimhd> petemc: thanks for answer here is
replaced-url
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1846[13:04:41] <petemc> ghobadimhd: what did you clean up? what
happens when you try to start a service?
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1856[13:10:18] <wondiws> what kind of compression do the *.deb
packages use?
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1857[13:11:07] <nkuttler> wondiws: ar
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1860[13:11:30] <wondiws> nkuttler, that's not a compression
algorithm, is it?
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1864[13:12:13] <nkuttler> wondiws: no, it's an archive, with
the compressed things inside
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1866[13:12:40] <nkuttler> i think inside are tar.gz, but that
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1868[13:13:11] <wondiws> nkuttler, what's the algorithm? I
made a package, it's about 60M, when I compress the one file of
50+MB with bzip2, I get a 20MB bz2. But the created *.deb package is
14M in size
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1870[13:14:25] <nkuttler> wondiws: unpack the deb and check
yourself? i don't know about packaging
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1872[13:14:37] <wondiws> ar gives me rubbish
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1873[13:14:45] <nkuttler> ?
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1874[13:15:02] <wondiws> nkuttler, when I use "ar" to
list the contents, I get )SDF(H$#RT)HFVS
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1875[13:15:09] <nkuttler> wondiws: ar x foo.deb
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1876[13:15:34] <wondiws> nkuttler, oh, I use "od", and
see it has a xz header
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1879[13:17:25] <ioria> wondiws, starting with Debian 8,
data.tar.gz inside .deb packages has been replaced with data.tar.xz,
afaik
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1883[13:18:53] <ghobadimhd> petemc: there was 700MB file fot atop
and i remove it . Service say that cannot write to /run because
there is no space left...
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1885[13:20:02] <ghobadimhd> petemc: dovecot error : Fatal:
write() failed in /var/run/dovecot/master.pid: No space left on
device
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1888[13:21:02] <nkuttler> ghobadimhd: maybe you should free up
some space?
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1892[13:22:42] <ghobadimhd> petemc: But du show less space after
i remove file but df does not change
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1895[13:24:00] <nkuttler> ghobadimhd: which file did you remove?
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1897[13:25:02] <ghobadimhd> I dont remember exacly but i think it
/run/atop/atop.accl
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1898[13:25:19] <ghobadimhd> petemc: I dont remember exacly but i
think it /run/atop/atop.accl
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1899[13:25:38] <nkuttler> that sounds like a bad idea
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1900[13:25:53] <nkuttler> ghobadimhd: start with apt-get clean
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1901[13:26:06] <ghobadimhd> petemc: sorry english is not my first
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1902[13:26:35] <ghobadimhd> petemc: but apt data are in /var
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1903[13:26:53] <nkuttler> ghobadimhd: do you have different
partitions?
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1905[13:27:21] <nkuttler> ghobadimhd: please paste.debian.net the
output of df -h
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1907[13:28:06] <ghobadimhd> nkuttler: here is df and du output
replaced-url
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1908[13:28:34] <nkuttler> uh
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1913[13:29:30] <nkuttler> ghobadimhd: sudo du -hs /run/*
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1917[13:30:20] <ghobadimhd> nkuttler: i run it by root at first
place
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1918[13:30:21] <nkuttler> ghobadimhd: how much ram do you have
anyway?
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1920[13:30:58] <ghobadimhd> nkuttler: 117M
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1922[13:31:21] <nkuttler> ghobadimhd: 117M ram? in total?
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1924[13:31:34] <nkuttler> ghobadimhd: or are you talking about
free ram now?
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1925[13:31:52] <nkuttler> anyway, you probably want to remount
/run and increase its size
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1926[13:32:13] <ghobadimhd> nkuttler: sorry , yes i have 117M
free
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1927[13:32:52] <ghobadimhd> My question is why the du and df show
different sizes ?
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1929[13:33:59] <ghobadimhd> nkuttler: and why after i remove 700M
from /run df output does not change ??
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1930[13:34:16] <nkuttler> ghobadimhd: probably because du
measures file size, which might not be accurate until the disk is
synced
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1931[13:34:33] <nkuttler> and all processes close their
references to it
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1932[13:35:33] <ghobadimhd> nkuttler: i try sync command nothing
change
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1934[13:35:55] <nkuttler> ghobadimhd: some process is probably
still accessing the file
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1949[13:41:24] <ghobadimhd> nkuttler: it solved by stopping
jenkins
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1951[13:41:50] <ghobadimhd> Thank you all
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1952[13:42:38] <Guifle> hello there! I had a fresh install and
everyting was fine. then suddenly the wifi networks disappeared. no
matter what I tried, I couldn't solve it
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1975[13:54:02] <edi> hi, i'm using vbox on debian , I have a
vdi file that I want to make bootable on bare metal from usb
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1976[13:54:20] <edi> so I was figuring to convert it in some way
to an iso file
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1977[13:54:52] <edi> but so far I spent hours wasted, tinkering
with clonezilla
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1989[14:01:53] <teraflops> edi: you want a live iso or making
that vm bootable inside a usb stick?
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1996[14:03:37] <teraflops> those are totally different approaches
and I dont think there's anything that converts from vdi to
live iso
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1999[14:05:17] <edi> terflops, i want a live iso
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2000[14:05:25] <edi> teraflops, i mean
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2001[14:05:58] <edi> that i can clone to disks
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2005[14:06:51] <teraflops> is not about cloning and magically
converting stuff to live iso, if there is I'm not aware of it
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2006[14:06:52] <edi> but i have to be honest :) de .vdi contains
ntfs , windows os
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2007[14:07:00] <teraflops> pff
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2008[14:07:06] <edi> i knoow
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2010[14:07:16] <edi> :p
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2011[14:07:18] <edi> no worries
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2013[14:07:36] <Guifle> hello there! I had a fresh install and
everyting was fine. then suddenly the wifi networks disappeared. no
matter what I tried, I couldn't solve it
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2025[14:15:06] <gpunk> Guifle: you must have done somthing !
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2034[14:17:44] <mezarro> i do so i am haha
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2037[14:20:17] <Guifle> gpunk, yes, I installed a new system, ran
update-upgrade, installed my custom packages, moved personal
folders, all was running including wifi. then this came.
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2039[14:21:14] <Guifle> my custom packages not meaning anything
that I made. I mean I've installed the programs in repos that I
regularly use.
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2040[14:21:46] <gpunk> so you had a debian runing fine, you
reinstaled, then the wifi wont work ?
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2051[14:29:17] <Guifle> gpunk, correct
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2055[14:29:59] <gpunk> the same distro version ?
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2058[14:31:08] <Guifle> gpunk, it was a new install, not a
reinstall
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2059[14:31:35] <Guifle> and it was a debian flavour, not debian
itself
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2060[14:31:57] <coruja> boooh
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2061[14:32:19] <gpunk> a laptop ?
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2062[14:32:21] <Guifle> yes
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2063[14:32:54] <coruja> !based on debian
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2064[14:32:54] <dpkg> Your distribution may be based on and have
software in common with Debian, but it is not Debian. We don't
and cannot know what changes were made by your distribution (compare
replaced-url
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2065[14:33:13] <gpunk> did the network configuration during the
install, configure the wifi ?
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2067[14:34:12] <Posterdati> hi
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2068[14:34:29] <Guifle> gpunk, I have not done anything with wifi
during install. I remember not having been able to select a mirror,
though.
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2069[14:34:32] <Posterdati> please I need help installing debian
stretch on intel nuc using an sdcard!
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2070[14:35:00] <Guifle> I got no connection error, even though I
had ethernet connection
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2071[14:35:09] <Guifle> I mean no internet error
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2072[14:35:13] <gpunk> do you have ethernet now on it ?
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2073[14:35:59] <Guifle> gpunk, the system is not live at the
moment. shall I start it?
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2075[14:36:16] <gpunk> yes, and update it upgrade it and reboot
it
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2076[14:36:26] <Posterdati> the graphical install ask me to mount
the cdrom! But there's no cdrom...
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2077[14:37:14] <gpunk> Posterdati: it is asking for the source
media of during the install
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2078[14:37:20] <coruja> though not supporting as it's not
debian, i would ask for 'flavour', desktop and networking
software (errors/logs) to get ahead
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2079[14:37:21] <gpunk> could be your SDcard
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2082[14:39:28] <Guifle> gpunk, I already tried all of them,
rebooted several times, I wrestled with an 'rfkill' error.
I tried, among others, "unblock all" but got some error
like "no such device"..I can tell you better when I start
the system shortly
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2085[14:40:41] <gpunk> Guifle: the installation process went bad,
your system doesnt support your wifi ...it is bad
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2086[14:41:15] <gpunk> you may need to reinstall and be more
carefull , but
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2088[14:41:26] <gpunk> what kind of debian-flavour is it ?
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2089[14:41:40] <Guifle> gpunk, it is "Voyager Live"
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2090[14:41:54] <Guifle>
replaced-url
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2092[14:42:28] <dixie7z> after months of a bug in drivers of amd
for hd6870 i upgraded to gtx 1060.... back to debian again weeeeeee
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2093[14:43:32] <dixie7z> still black screen on hd6870
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2099[14:45:00] <gpunk> Guifle: what's the model of your
laptop ?
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2100[14:46:00] <Guifle> gpunk, the model is fine with debian. I
never had problems.
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2103[14:47:04] <gpunk> did it finish booting?
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2104[14:47:21] <Guifle> yes, it successfully boots and reboots
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2105[14:47:25] <Guifle> and shuts down
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2110[14:48:11] <gpunk> Guifle: what's the model of your
laptop ?
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2127[14:56:09] <Silvester> greetings #debian <3
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2128[14:56:21] <Silvester> will stretch with MATE run fine on a
single-core Celeron M550 2.0GHz w/ 2GB RAM?
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2129[14:56:28] <Silvester> i have an old laptop I want to
refurbish for my elderly mother
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2130[14:57:13] <Silvester> forgive me if you get these kinds of
questions often, I was looking to hear if someone tried it on a
device with similar specs
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2132[14:58:36] <Silvester> or should I try a less intensive on
resources DE like Xfce?
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2164[15:13:02] <Silvester> I'll be off now :) I guess I will
just try to install 32-bit Debian with MATE and see how it goes,
thanks guys!
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2171[15:14:58] <gics> hello, i have debian stable on a vps where
apache2 suddenly stopped to serve me pages
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2173[15:15:19] <gics> looking in the logs i can find some
scanning -->
replaced-url
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2176[15:15:55] <gics> the strange thing now is i can't ping
website name but only ip address, so something dns related
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2181[15:17:09] <gics> can please someone help me understand if
i'm under attack or if they, worst, have already touched
something in my vps?
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2187[15:18:13] <Posterdati> gpunk: the NUC booted from the sdcard
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2202[15:24:35] <kb3vgw> morning we are running debian on arm and
keep getting /etc/resolvconf/update.d/libc: Warning:
/etc/resolv.conf is not a symbolic link to
/etc/resolvconf/run/resolv.conf
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2207[15:26:31] <gpunk> Posterdati: the you need to update you
/etc/apt/source.list
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2208[15:26:37] <gpunk> your*
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2218[15:35:01] <Posterdati> gpunk: ?
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2219[15:35:03] <Posterdati> gpunk: why?
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2221[15:35:41] <gpunk> Posterdati: you have there a line about
"a usb/cdrom" disk contaning a repository
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2222[15:35:52] <gpunk> remove it and add the standard ones
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2223[15:36:01] <gpunk> if you have internet on your device
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2225[15:36:59] <gpunk> gics: one option is to install and run
chkrootkit
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2226[15:37:27] <gpunk> or rkhunter
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2228[15:38:16] <Posterdati> gpunk: no need, seems that the usb
key is working fine
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2230[15:38:31] <gics> gpunk, thank you very much! i tought no one
wanted to help a poor hobby-sysadmin :)
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2232[15:38:52] <gpunk> Posterdati: so you removed the cdrom line
?
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2233[15:38:57] <gpunk> gics: :)
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2235[15:39:42] <Posterdati> gpunk: no copied the netinst on a usb
stick and boot from it
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2237[15:40:03] <gpunk> ok, so solved it ?
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2239[15:40:36] <Posterdati> yes
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2240[15:40:41] <Posterdati> thanks
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2241[15:40:41] <gpunk> :)
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2243[15:40:42] <kb3vgw> all if you change the lines from ftp or
what ever to httpredir.debian.org you will get a faster link because
it will find the fastest mirror near you
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2244[15:40:48] <Guest83080> !list
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2245[15:40:48] <dpkg> guest83080: Debian è un sistema
operativo composto da software libero (un concetto distinto da
quello di gratis): vedi
replaced-url
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2246[15:40:55] <gics> gpunk, but considering i'm on a vps
and i don't see reboots in the log, do you think rootkit are
still possible?
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2247[15:41:14] <gics> gpunk, btw, chkrootkit found nothing
relevant
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2248[15:41:18] <gpunk> yes ... it is a possibility only a
possibility
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2249[15:41:36] <gpunk> and rkhunter ?
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2250[15:41:48] <gics> gpunk, going to install it too
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2253[15:42:48] <gics> gpunk, mmmm never used this tools what is a
common list options for rkhunter?
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2259[15:44:27] <gpunk> gics: -c for checking
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2263[15:44:49] <gics> gpunk, ok so i guessed well :) now is
scanning
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2278[15:50:14] <person_> how do I display a notification via
terminal?
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2279[15:50:31] <dexterk> xmessage
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2280[15:50:33] <dexterk> lol
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2282[15:51:12] <person_> that's something, but I meant more
like gnome notification
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2286[15:52:44] <person_> on ubuntu there is notify-send
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2288[15:52:56] <person_> but on debian?
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2292[15:54:38] <gpunk> try gxmessage or zenity
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2294[15:56:21] <gics> gpunk, thanks to your hint i found i have
been holed
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2295[15:56:27] <person_> zenity doesn't let me specify my
message
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2296[15:56:44] <gpunk> gics: aouch
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2297[15:56:48] <person_> oh man
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2298[15:56:49] <gics> someone changed passwd file and added a
strange openvpn33 user at the end
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2299[15:57:01] <gics> yes, first time to me
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2301[15:57:14] <gpunk> person_: gxmessage
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2303[15:58:35] <person_> gxmessage displays a window
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2305[15:58:43] <gics> now the question is: what can i do? how can
i understand where they get through?
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2306[15:59:03] <gpunk> disable the account 1st of all
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2307[15:59:11] <gpunk> delete it ...
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2308[15:59:17] <gics> already done
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2311[15:59:41] <gpunk> what did rkhunter find ?
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2313[15:59:57] <gics> some warnings, i paste it
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2325[16:03:38] <gics> here is rkhunter log -->
replaced-url
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2327[16:03:46] <person_> is there any way to display gnome
notifications in debian?
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2331[16:04:58] <person_> I had to install libnotify-bin and now I
can do notify-send
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2340[16:10:54] <kb3vgw> why is it /etc/network/interfaces.d is
such a pain to use
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2341[16:11:08] <person_> it is?
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2343[16:11:51] <gics> i found this string " eval 'exec
/usr/bin/perl -w -S $0 ${1+"$@"}' " at the
beginning of /usr/bin/lwp-request. What does it mean?
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2344[16:11:56] <kb3vgw> yes 1 you have to add the line sources
/etc/network/interfaces.d to the interfaces file
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2346[16:12:24] <kb3vgw> you you also have to put auto etho and
auto wlao in the the interfaces file
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2347[16:12:44] <kb3vgw> else it wont bring the interfaces up
automagicly
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2348[16:12:54] <person_> that's true
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2349[16:13:19] <kb3vgw> and if you trt yo bring up a wifi
interface up with eth0 up you get not routing on the wifi
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2350[16:13:38] <person_> lol
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2351[16:13:40] <person_> that's weird
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2352[16:13:46] <kb3vgw> so to bring up wifi you have to take down
eth0
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2353[16:14:05] <person_> but wait
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2355[16:14:23] <person_> I had the same problem
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2356[16:14:33] <person_> I can't have both ethernet and wifi
at the same time
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2358[16:14:59] <person_> I haven't found a solution though
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2360[16:15:27] <kb3vgw> this is the canumdrum
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2362[16:15:46] <kb3vgw> thats wrapped in a enigma
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2363[16:15:56] <kb3vgw> wrapped in a puzzle
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2364[16:16:14] <person_> :/
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2366[16:16:30] <kb3vgw> working on a wifi script
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2367[16:16:39] <gunix> did anybody here try any games using
nvidia quadro?
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2369[16:17:16] <kb3vgw> and I also found that with putting the
wpa stuff in the interfaces file that ifup fails to bring wifi up
with otu running dhclient wlan0
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2370[16:18:01] <kb3vgw> ifup0 give a error about wpasupplicant
not starting
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2373[16:18:23] <person_> :O
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2377[16:19:25] <gpunk> gics: If I were you , i'd reinstall
the server .
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2382[16:20:58] <Arcanos> Hello folks.
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2388[16:23:23] <person_> I've noticed something weird with
gimp: a lot of filters and tools don't work
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2389[16:23:31] <person_> what could be the cause?
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2390[16:24:11] <kb3vgw> person_
replaced-url
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2392[16:24:17] <kb3vgw> check this out
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2393[16:24:24] <Arcanos> Dies anyone have extensive knowledge
with xrandr
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2395[16:24:31] <person_> I have some
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2396[16:24:38] <kb3vgw> I plan to commit it to debian when done
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2398[16:24:52] <kb3vgw> as a way to make doing wifi easier
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2399[16:24:58] <Arcanos> I need to make my Xrandr settings
permanent (including the changes made with a GUI tool)
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2400[16:25:19] <person_> kb3vgw: nice this might be really
useful!
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2403[16:25:41] <person_> Arcanos: you can paste those xrandr
commands to your ~/.profile
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2405[16:26:10] <person_> then they will be applied each time on
startup
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2407[16:26:44] <person_> but I don't think they will apply
on your login screen, if you want that then try with xorg config
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2409[16:27:47] <person_> Arcanos:
replaced-url
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2410[16:28:10] <Arcanos> Thing is, I have no clue as to what
commands that the GUI tool runs to get the second display lined up
like it is
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2412[16:28:31] <person_> hmm
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2413[16:28:50] <Arcanos> I know about adding the commands to the
.profile
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2417[16:30:30] <Arcanos>
replaced-url
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2420[16:30:40] <person_> Arcanos: read this maybe you will find
it here
replaced-url
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2424[16:31:13] <Arcanos> This is my Monitor Setup, Each Monitor
uses it's own Video Card and each Monitor has a different
resolution
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2428[16:31:45] <person_> type xrandr and it will show you a list
of connected displays
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2429[16:31:55] <Arcanos> person_, the link talks about gnome, I
use KDE
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2430[16:32:25] <person_> Arcanos: which one?
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2431[16:32:37] <Arcanos> the ubuntu wiki
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2432[16:32:49] <Arcanos> x/config/res
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2434[16:33:00] <Arcanos>
replaced-url
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2435[16:33:06] <Arcanos> My xrandr output
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2436[16:33:25] <person_> ok but if you ignore the kde stuff it
tells you how to use xrandr
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2438[16:35:03] <kb3vgw> ok I am working to add wep with static ip
now
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2439[16:35:40] <Arcanos> Looks like I have hours of work ahead of
me just to get this to stick, Joy...
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2440[16:35:42] <person_> Arcanos: do you want to align DVI-1-3
monitor only or both?
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2441[16:35:53] <person_> it won't be hours
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2443[16:35:58] <kb3vgw> then in time I will write up the AP side
of things
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2444[16:35:59] <cruncher> wep?
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2445[16:36:11] <cruncher> you dont want that
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2446[16:36:20] <kb3vgw> ?
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2447[16:36:32] <gics> gpunk, yes, re-installing at this point is
not an option anymore. But i need to understand where they passed
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2448[16:36:55] <kb3vgw> ok
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2449[16:37:02] <Arcanos> DVI-1-3 is alligned to the upper right
of DVI-I-1 in a specific location
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2450[16:37:33] <kb3vgw> cruncher so why now wep security
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2451[16:37:39] <kb3vgw> when routers have it
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2452[16:37:44] <gpunk> sorry I cant help you with that ,
you'd need to read ALMOST all files in /var/log
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2453[16:37:56] <gpunk> and yet, they might have erased their
traces !
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2454[16:38:05] <gpunk> they can comeback as they did
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2455[16:38:16] <person_> Arcanos: you showed me what you want buy
you need to tell me what is the default
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2456[16:38:21] <cruncher> wep is "old", and unsafe
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2457[16:38:24] <cruncher> you want wpa2
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2458[16:38:31] <kb3vgw> we have that
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2461[16:39:24] <gics> gpunk, very reassuring your last sentence!
:) i'm joking, is the only thing i can do now
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2462[16:39:34] <gpunk> :)
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2463[16:40:00] <kb3vgw> ok
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2464[16:40:12] <gics> and to think i refer myself as a *paranoid*
about security
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2467[16:40:34] <Arcanos> Default: I have to run xrandr
--setprovideroutputsource 1 0 followed by xrandr --auto which then
overlaps the displays and I have to open the KDE Display tool to
allign the displays
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2468[16:40:46] <kb3vgw> cruncher
replaced-url
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2469[16:40:57] <kb3vgw> I took wep out
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2472[16:41:28] <cruncher> kb3vgw, i wont read all this script. I
just wanted to tell you that wep should preferibly not be used
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2474[16:41:35] <cruncher> what you do with that info is your
thing
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2475[16:42:09] <cruncher> and i dont know what you were doing..
was just a friendly advice not to use wep (wherever possible)
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2476[16:42:17] <kb3vgw> its justa wifi setup script
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2477[16:42:18] <person_> Arcanos: if I understan correctly xrandr
says that the position of your left display is 476mm x 268mm and the
right 474mm x 297mmone
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2478[16:42:19] <BluesKaj> wpa-psk for home users
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2479[16:42:28] <kb3vgw> its there
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2480[16:42:58] <person_> Arcanos: go back to the dafault
positions and then play around with those commands to set the
position you want
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2481[16:43:01] <person_> Arcanos:
replaced-url
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2482[16:43:11] <kb3vgw> just something I was working on
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2483[16:43:16] <person_> Arcanos: they you will know what
commands to paste into your .profile
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2485[16:44:06] <Arcanos> This is going to be a nightmare, But I
guess once I have it set, it will be perfect...
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2487[16:44:33] <Arcanos> thanks. I'll be back if I have any
more issues
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2492[16:45:48] <cruncher> kb3vgw, and if you really want to use
that script, you may leave wep as its a script to connect to
networks. Maybe you are some day somewhere where you have to connect
to an older one who has only wep
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2493[16:46:15] <cruncher> i meant more dont implement wep on
hostapd, some AP, etc
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2500[16:50:44] <kb3vgw> its just a basic tool to help people get
going with wifi faster and easier
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2502[16:50:56] <kb3vgw> I can add it in
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2503[16:51:17] <kb3vgw> but I am just revamping it today after 3
months of not working on it
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2506[16:52:33] <kb3vgw> ok this sucks ssh not workign on the eifi
interface
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2513[16:54:58] <kb3vgw> so I am finding issues now with
interfacse.d dir more and more
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2515[16:55:07] <kb3vgw> ssh is not workingon the wifi interface
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2517[16:55:34] <somiaj> not working how?
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2518[16:55:39] <somiaj> do you have both intefaces up?
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2521[16:56:45] <kb3vgw> it seems with using the interfaces.d dir
you cant
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2522[16:56:55] <kb3vgw> you can have wifi or eth0
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2523[16:57:01] <kb3vgw> but you can't have both
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2524[16:57:14] <kb3vgw> you dont get routing on both interfaces
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2526[16:57:30] <kb3vgw> seems there is a issu
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2529[16:58:51] <somiaj> kb3vgw: I don't see why using the
interfaces.d dir would be any different than using the interfaces
file. If using the interfaces file does it work? Coudl it just be in
the order things are being read from the dir?
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2530[16:59:05] <kb3vgw> it seems to have issues
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2533[16:59:19] <kb3vgw> like one you have to do so much to make
it work
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2535[16:59:26] <kb3vgw> it does not work by default
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2536[16:59:56] <kb3vgw> you have to put source
/etc/network/interfaces.d in the interfaces file
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2537[17:00:35] <kb3vgw> you also have to put auto eth0 and auto
wlan0 to make it load up the interfaces you put config files for in
the interfaces,d dir
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2538[17:01:03] <kb3vgw> and it seems that if they both come up
eth0 routes fine but wlan0 does not route
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2540[17:01:10] <kb3vgw> you can not ping or anything
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2541[17:01:13] <somiaj> I don't see what this has to do with
the interfaces.d directory. You have to use auto eth0 and auto wlan0
in the interfaces file to bring them up at boot, that is how it
works.
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2542[17:01:50] <somiaj> if you have multiple intefraces with
different ips, you also need to set up the routes correctly. This
sounds more like just network configuration issues vs the
interfaces.d dir, all that is, is one way to configure your
interfaces.
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2545[17:02:12] <kb3vgw> why it should read that forn the eth0
file in /etc/network/interfaces.d once set in interfaces fille
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2546[17:02:16] <kb3vgw> so thats a but
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2547[17:02:20] <kb3vgw> buf
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2548[17:02:22] <kb3vgw> bug
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2549[17:02:38] <kb3vgw> it could read each config file and get
the status
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2551[17:03:08] <kb3vgw> because you told it to read the config
files in /etc/network/interfaces.d dir
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2552[17:03:16] <kb3vgw> logic
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2555[17:03:49] <kb3vgw> so still as it stands I get the wifi up
but ssh is not working
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2556[17:03:57] <Arcanos> To the guys that helped me before, Thank
you
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2558[17:04:04] <kb3vgw> but I bring eth0 up and ssh works fine
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2559[17:04:19] <somiaj> why not provide actual copies of your
interfaces file and all files in the interfaces.d directory. It
seems to me to be more a configuration issue over something buggy
with the interfaces.d directory.
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2561[17:04:35] <somiaj> you are also being kinda vague, you
don't give details about how you 'bring stuff up'
what your actual configs are and the likes
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2563[17:04:50] <kb3vgw> I put the wifi info in
/etc/network/interfaces and bringup wlan0 and ssh works
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2564[17:05:06] <kb3vgw> so this tells me there is a issue usung
the interfaces.d dir now
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2566[17:05:17] <kb3vgw> that it does not properly config
interfaces
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2567[17:05:36] <Arcanos> kb3vgw, do run cat
/etc/network/interfaces | nc termbnin.com 9999 and send us the link
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2569[17:06:47] <Arcanos> cat /etc/network/interfaces | nc
termbin.com 9999
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2570[17:06:56] <Arcanos> Sorry I had a typo
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2574[17:08:29] <somiaj> should also give the name of the files
and the contents of eachf ile in /etc/network/interfaces.d, lets see
the actual configs, maybe there is some slight error
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2575[17:08:34] <paxcoder> Did anyone manage to compile
Objective-C (2.0) code that uses blocks on Debian?
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2576[17:08:35] <somiaj> the only thign I can think of is the
order in which things are read.
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2577[17:08:45] <paxcoder> dpkg: objective-c
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2578[17:08:45] <dpkg> [objective-c] the langauge that tried and
failed. Ada made a mockery of object-oriented C.. Used as a default
language by Mac Os X
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2585[17:11:03] <kb3vgw> the arm unit crashed brb
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2587[17:11:26] <kb3vgw> it came back blank it could not ping out
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2588[17:11:35] <kb3vgw> then it rebooted
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2609[17:22:52] <eugenmayer> after partitioning a box with a
preseed file, everything works out, just one strange thing.
replaced-url
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2612[17:23:46] <eugenmayer> that the LVM pv of each drive, be it
sda or sdb, is mapped on sda2 (since boot is sda1) and sdb1 ..
instead of at least sdb for the second drive
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2614[17:23:58] <eugenmayer> why is a partition create, instead
using the drive?
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2621[17:26:01] <eugenmayer> seems like it is related to
replaced-url
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2622[17:26:11] <shtrb|unlucky> If my bios does not have AHCI
support but correctly identify an SSD (size / name / connection
type) should there be a software way to make my kernel identify the
device ? I'm getting infamous "failed to IDENTIFY (I/O
error, err_mask=0x4) ) "
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2624[17:26:32] <shtrb|unlucky> or it's purly hardware ?
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2629[17:28:32] <Posterdati> hi
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2630[17:28:33] <spikeyball> hey
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2631[17:28:43] <spikeyball> what's the log file that shows
errors at boot?
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2633[17:28:50] <spikeyball> my dmesg is empty
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2634[17:28:58] <shtrb|unlucky> syslog ?
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2639[17:29:18] <Posterdati> please I've got problem
installing grub on the hd of an intel nuc using the installer
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2640[17:29:39] <Posterdati> this nuc has got an UEFI bios
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2641[17:29:43] <spikeyball> is it syslog?
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2643[17:30:02] <shtrb|unlucky> spikeyball , you should be able to
access syslog or dmesg
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2644[17:30:18] <shtrb|unlucky> Posterdati, what is the problem ?
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2647[17:30:56] <shtrb|unlucky> Posterdati , I doubt I could help
but if you will give some information someone might actually help
you
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2648[17:31:18] <Posterdati> shtrb|unlucky: the installer failed
to write grub on the MBR of the disk
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2649[17:31:20] <spikeyball> the issue is with my mouse. if i
login as root, the pointer doesn't work. if i login as a user
it does
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2653[17:32:18] <Posterdati> shtrb|unlucky: actually no
explanation from the installer
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2654[17:32:38] <somiaj> Posterdati: what installer image are you
using?
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2657[17:33:05] <shtrb|unlucky> Posterdati , try checking in other
terminals (the error might be written there)
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2658[17:33:09] <Posterdati> debian-9.1.0-amd64-netinst.iso
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2660[17:33:10] <shtrb|unlucky> s/might/should/g
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2662[17:34:22] <Posterdati> trying the curses installer now
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2668[17:36:28] <netzach> Hello
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2669[17:36:31] <kb3vgw> ok back
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2670[17:36:35] <kb3vgw> root@allstar1:~# cat
/etc/network/interfaces | nc termbnin.com 9999 termbnin.com: forward
host lookup failed: Unknown host
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2672[17:36:47] <netzach> I have installed ifplugd, but if I
don't boot with the ethernet cable plugged in, if I plug it
later it doesn't recongifugre
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2673[17:36:50] <Posterdati> can't believe it I have to
reinstall...
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2674[17:36:57] <netzach> I still have to run the dhcp client
command for it to work
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2675[17:36:58] <netzach> help?
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2676[17:37:39] <Posterdati> this uefi is a damnation
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2677[17:37:53] <Posterdati> can't disable it :(
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2678[17:38:06] <kb3vgw>
replaced-url
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2679[17:38:10] <kb3vgw> there is ip a
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2680[17:38:24] <kb3vgw> you can see both wlan0 and eth0 are up
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2685[17:39:35] <kb3vgw> allow-hotplug eth0 in
/etc/network/inetrfaces netzach
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2686[17:39:58] <kb3vgw> and auto etho
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2687[17:40:01] <kb3vgw> eth0
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2689[17:40:33] <netzach> I will try that kb3vgw , thank you
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2691[17:40:54] <somiaj> kb3vgw: don't hit enter so much, try
to talk in full sentences, also you shoudl still provide us copies
of you interfaces files.
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2693[17:41:39] <BluesKaj> Posterdati, you can use legacy mode
with msdos partition table rather then gpt, but it's not
advisable, even tho I use that setup opn my uefi laptop
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2694[17:41:57] <BluesKaj> tthen=han
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2695[17:42:03] <BluesKaj> than
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2696[17:42:26] <somiaj> Posterdati: the mode the netinstaller
uses depends on if you boot in uefi or legacy at the start. Though
the netinstall (offical installer) usually dosen't have that
grub problem.
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2701[17:44:02] <kb3vgw> ok so I have confirmed there is a issue
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2703[17:44:10] <kb3vgw> 'this really suks
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2704[17:45:15] <ahmed751995> excuse me , iam using debian-kde
when i connect my android phone i can read the contents on my phone
but i can't copy and paste from my pc to the phone so what are
packages do i need to do that ?
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2705[17:45:35] <kb3vgw> so if I ifdown eth0 wlan0 stops
responding
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2707[17:46:14] <kb3vgw> if eth0 is up I can ssh to wlan0 but the
min I take eth0 dwon wlan0 does not get ssh
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2708[17:46:20] <shtrb|unlucky> ahmed751995 , check in #kde
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2709[17:46:31] <shtrb|unlucky> but you would need the kdeconnect
packages
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2710[17:46:32] <kb3vgw> and becomes a one way connection to the
net
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2712[17:47:12] <ahmed751995> i connect using cable
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2713[17:47:13] <shtrb|unlucky> ahmed751995 , how do you connect
your phone to debian ? (kdeconnect , bluetooth etc)
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2714[17:47:49] <shtrb|unlucky> copy/paste files or text ?
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2715[17:47:56] <somiaj> kb3vgw: what version of debian are you
running?
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2716[17:48:09] <ahmed751995> file or song any thing
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2717[17:48:14] <ahmed751995> iam using debian 9
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2718[17:48:18] <ryan-c>
replaced-url
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2719[17:48:19] <judd> Bug
replaced-url
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2720[17:48:46] <netzach> anyone here by change has any experience
with the hp array controller software?
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2721[17:48:54] <shtrb|unlucky> ahmed751995 , have you asked at
#kde ?
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2723[17:49:00] <kb3vgw> so this now breaks all the networking
work we did
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2724[17:49:05] <ahmed751995> i will
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2726[17:49:20] <shtrb|unlucky> and I think by default android
over mtp is readonly
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2727[17:49:33] <ryan-c> How long will it take for an updated
package to be available?
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2728[17:49:45] <kb3vgw> till they push it
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2729[17:50:00] <kb3vgw> it could be a a day it cold be a week
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2730[17:50:03] <kb3vgw> a month
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2731[17:50:31] <shtrb|unlucky> rayn-c , you can try making that
faster
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2732[17:50:41] <kb3vgw> is anyone else using the interfaces.d
setup
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2733[17:50:49] <ryan-c> kb3vgw: i use it
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2736[17:51:21] <kb3vgw> have you had issues with multi interfaces
not routing
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2737[17:51:21] <shtrb|unlucky> rayn-c , contact the developers
directly and suggest help sometimes it unblocks the situation (did
help me in the past with a version )
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2738[17:51:31] <kb3vgw> like wifi and eth0
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2739[17:52:02] <ryan-c> kb3vgw: No. I'm doing all staticly
configured interfaces with one route.
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2740[17:52:49] <somiaj> ryan-c: the bug report sais it is being
made ina few days. You just need to ensure you have
stretch-proposed-updates in your sources.list to get it. It
won't be offical put into stretch until it passes that stage in
the next point release.
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2741[17:53:48] <shtrb|unlucky> ahmed751995, also check your mount
options (if it's in fstab you can just make sure there is a rw
and not ro )
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2744[17:55:04] <ryan-c> somiaj: oh, i see it in proposed updates
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2745[17:55:32] <ryan-c> there's some way to pull only
specific things in from proposed-updates, right?
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2755[18:00:06] <ryan-c> would it be bad if i downloaded the .deb
directly and installed it with `dpkg -i`?
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2756[18:01:41] <somiaj> ryan-c: you wouldn't get the
security checking of apt, and could have downloaded a corrupt file
(due to someone spoofing the download)
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2758[18:02:03] <rudi_s> ~
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2759[18:02:08] <shtrb|unlucky> rayn-c , if that an offical one
(from debian for your dist) no harm done
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2762[18:02:33] <shtrb|unlucky> after you checked it's
integrity is correct
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2763[18:03:32] <ryan-c> I did check the integrity
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resizepart to no enter a number but tell it to use "max" ?
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2833[18:33:01] <netzach> Hello
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2834[18:33:08] <netzach> anyone here familiar with hp array
controller software please?
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2849[18:44:39] <SerajewelKS> i just put a new disk into my debian
server and it refuses to boot now. it's attempting to boot from
the same disk it did before (because grub attempts to boot) but grub
drops me right into the grub shell without any error messages.
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2850[18:45:06] <SerajewelKS> i've tried reinstalling grub
from within the installer's rescue mode, but this has the same
result: a grub shell
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2851[18:45:08] <netzach> tell SerajewelKS about grub update
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2852[18:45:12] <netzach> @tell SerajewelKS about grub update
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2853[18:45:14] <netzach> !tell SerajewelKS about grub update
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2855[18:45:20] <netzach> IDK how the bot works
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2857[18:45:42] <SerajewelKS> netzach: the partition tables are
GPT, grub-update should not be necessary here
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2858[18:45:54] <SerajewelKS> the new disk has no volumes to boot
from anyway :S
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2860[18:46:27] <SerajewelKS> at least i would hope grub is smart
enough to find disks by GPT GUID
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2862[18:47:07] <BluesKaj> SerajewelKS, open your UEFI?BIOS and
change the boot order so your new disk boots first, you may want to
run sudo update-grub as well
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2863[18:47:18] <SerajewelKS> BluesKaj: i do not WANT to boot from
the new disk
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2865[18:47:52] <SerajewelKS> the new disk is just storage.
i'm baffled why adding a drive will cause grub to flip out,
given that it should not even care about the drive
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2866[18:48:01] <BluesKaj> then switch to the other disk ,
it's probly second in the boot sequence
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2867[18:48:11] <SerajewelKS> it's not. i already went down
that road.
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2870[18:48:41] <BluesKaj> the updat-grub
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2871[18:48:42] <SerajewelKS> the BIOS has no option to change the
disk boot order because HP is shit; i had to make sure the boot disk
was attached to SATA port 1
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2872[18:49:00] <john_rambo> My PC is checking filesystem on every
boot ...Which logs do I check after boot ?
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2874[18:49:34] <BluesKaj> SerajewelKS, my pc is a HP an the BIOS
has a boot order option
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2875[18:49:54] <SerajewelKS> BluesKaj: this is an HP server. the
HP server BIOSes are crap.
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2878[18:50:20] <SerajewelKS> google is full of people with the
same complaint
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2879[18:50:27] <mitmf> i can install monaco font?
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2881[18:50:57] <SerajewelKS> you can tell it to prefer the CD-ROM
or network over the SATA controller but you can't tell it which
disk attached to the SATA controller to prefer. it will try to boot
to the lowest attached SATA port number.
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2882[18:51:18] <EmleyMoor> mitmf: I guess so, if you've got
it in a suitable format and are not contravening a license by doing
so....
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2885[18:52:17] <BluesKaj> SerajewelKS,, then swap sata connectors
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2886[18:52:17] <mitmf> ok thanks EmleyMoor :)
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2891[18:53:10] <SerajewelKS> BluesKaj: i already said, i have
verified that system drive is attached to port 1 -- otherwise i
wouldn't even be getting to grub at all
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2892[18:53:50] <SerajewelKS> i would expect either to boot the
system, or for boot to fail and the BIOS to move on to the CD-ROM
drive. instead, i get a grub shell -- which indicates that the
correct drive is attached to port 1, but for some reason grub is
angered by the presence of a second drive.
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2893[18:54:04] <SerajewelKS> which would make sense for DOS
partition tables, but not GPT
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2896[18:56:33] <SerajewelKS> it's most frustrating that grub
drops to a shell without even giving any kind of error message
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2899[18:58:19] <SerajewelKS> ugh. i'm not sure what
happened. i re-ran grub-install, which i literally just did twice
before, and now it boots.
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2907[19:01:36] <SerajewelKS> i'm absolutely baffled but also
happy that the system is booting again... i swear any time i reboot
this server i run into a boot issue
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2912[19:06:14] <teraflops> SerajewelKS: I wonder if you use UUIDs
in fstab
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2913[19:06:41] <SerajewelKS> teraflops: LVM volume paths. PVs are
in a RAID`.
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2914[19:06:44] <SerajewelKS> RAID1
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2915[19:06:50] <teraflops> k
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2917[19:07:01] <SerajewelKS> so, in theory, the whole system
should be pretty resilient to disk changes... everything has a UUID
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2919[19:07:34] <SerajewelKS> (mdraid superblock has a UUID, yes?)
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2920[19:07:47] <teraflops> just wondering I just joined to the
party and I did not read the whole backlog
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2923[19:08:25] <SerajewelKS> tl;dr is: inserted empty disk into
server, grub suddenly drops to shell instead of booting. boot disk
did not change attachment.
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2925[19:09:21] <SerajewelKS> server BIOS has no option to choose
which disk to boot from, it simply picks the lowest attached SATA
port, because HP. so i know it was booting to the right disk or it
would have proceeded to boot from CD instead of the disk because the
new disk isn't bootable.
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2926[19:09:42] <SerajewelKS> grub-install didn't solve the
problem twice, but magically the third time it did. *shrug*
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2927[19:09:53] <teraflops> is it BIOS + GPT of you meant UEFI
firmware?
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2929[19:10:06] <teraflops> s/of/or
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2930[19:10:12] <SerajewelKS> BIOS + GPT
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2933[19:11:00] <SerajewelKS> the only thing i can figure is that
grub, even with GPT, is dependent on the attachment and somehow
adding the new disk changed the boot disk's attachment number
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2936[19:11:19] <SerajewelKS> but i can't see how that could
happen without the new disk becoming the boot disk itself, which
would mean grub wouldn't even try to boot
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2937[19:11:35] <SerajewelKS> that's why i'm baffled, i
can't find a reasonable explanation for how the system got in
the state it was in
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2940[19:12:39] <teraflops> SerajewelKS: BIOS+GPT requires a tiny
boot partition on the disk
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2942[19:12:51] <SerajewelKS> teraflops: yup. have had that for
years.
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2944[19:13:13] <teraflops> so odd thing is grub prompted
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2945[19:13:21] <SerajewelKS> yes
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2947[19:13:31] <SerajewelKS> system won't boot at all, makes
sense -- trying to boot from empty drive
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2948[19:13:36] <teraflops> no idea what happened there :P
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2949[19:13:38] <SerajewelKS> system boots, makes sense -- trying
to boot from system disk
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2953[19:13:46] <SerajewelKS> add second disk, grub starts but
drops to shell -- makes no sense
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2954[19:14:04] <SerajewelKS> but this isn't the first time
i've head really weird boot issues with this server. i blame
the hardware. :P
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2955[19:14:12] <teraflops> the disk was blank?
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2957[19:14:24] <SerajewelKS> completely. no partition table even.
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2958[19:14:46] <teraflops> yeah glad it solved, no idea though
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2962[19:15:50] <SerajewelKS> this same server, about 50% of the
time i reboot for a kernel update, grub craps out like this
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2964[19:16:01] <SerajewelKS> and i have to reinstall it from the
installer rescue mode
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2965[19:16:13] <teraflops> hmm
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2968[19:16:21] <SerajewelKS> so iono. only piece of hardware
i've had behave like this.
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2973[19:17:43] <Somelauw> I accidentally upgraded to Buster, but
want to use Stretch. Is it safe to downgrade from Buster to Stretch
(Stretch wasn't released that long ago) or am I better off
using Buster?
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2974[19:17:56] <SerajewelKS> i still can't get over that the
BIOS has no option to select which disk to boot from, and the SATA
cables are just long enough to reach their intended bay
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2976[19:18:13] <SerajewelKS> so in order to boot from a different
disk i literally have to open up the server and physically shuffle
the disks around. it's really dumb.
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2978[19:18:25] <teraflops> :\
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2980[19:19:33] <SerajewelKS> Somelauw: the common wisdom is that
downgrades are entirely unsupported. you can try it, but take a
backup first.
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2982[19:19:47] <teraflops> Somelauw: there's no safe (as in
100%) way of downgrade debiam release
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2985[19:20:04] <teraflops> SerajewelKS: so you can try at your
own risk
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2986[19:20:24] <SerajewelKS> Somelauw: if reinstalling is just as
easy as taking a whole system image, that would be the better route
anyway
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2987[19:20:41] <SerajewelKS> if "might work" and
"will work" are just as easy, opt for the latter
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2989[19:22:33] <Trap-Chan> why would build-dep tell me that my
sources.list doesn't have any uris?
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2990[19:24:05] <teraflops> Trap-Chan: do you have deb-src entries
there?
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2992[19:24:26] <Somelauw> SerajewelKS: well, reinstalling would
be more time consuming (if downgrading succeeds)
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2993[19:24:30] <Trap-Chan> not sure but i don't remember an
src one.
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2994[19:24:43] <Somelauw> and some config files that are harder
to backup
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2995[19:24:46] <teraflops> you can take a look there...
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2997[19:25:06] <Somelauw> like i'm not going to blindly copy
over any edits in /etc files i may have done
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2999[19:25:24] <Trap-Chan> where was it again?
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3000[19:25:27] <Vizva> a lot of things are buggy
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3001[19:25:33] <Vizva> in Stretch
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3002[19:25:47] <Vizva> i dod a fresh install after the upgrade
doesnt work so good
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3003[19:25:52] <teraflops> Trap-Chan:
replaced-url
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3005[19:26:03] <Vizva> its not like beta
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3006[19:26:06] <Vizva> its alpha
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3008[19:26:19] <teraflops> Vizva: something specific?
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3010[19:26:46] <Vizva> in kde for example it store the last
session
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3011[19:26:56] <Vizva> but all terminal come up you cannot write
into
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3012[19:27:09] <Vizva> same is with the fast search in the mnue
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3013[19:27:13] <Vizva> menue
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3015[19:27:19] <teraflops> so plasma5 issues?
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3016[19:27:21] <Vizva> there is no char coming into
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3017[19:27:21] <Trap-Chan> hrm. putty won't let me open
mousepad in sudo...
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3019[19:27:28] <teraflops> are they in the big tracker?
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3020[19:27:30] <Vizva> in gnome i have issues too
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3021[19:27:40] <teraflops> bug^
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3022[19:28:53] <Vizva> in some pc it shoot down my system
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3024[19:28:55] <Vizva> then it ask for a resume
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3025[19:29:13] <Vizva> therefore it takes a very long time if
your using a encrypted root
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3026[19:29:19] <Vizva> for booting up
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3027[19:29:34] <Trap-Chan> is there a best place to put the new
uri or is at the end fine?
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3028[19:29:47] <Vizva> and this isnt the end
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3029[19:29:53] <Vizva> a lot more
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3031[19:30:11] <Vizva> but i must find the way
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3032[19:30:28] <Vizva> iam expirienced
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3033[19:30:40] <Vizva> so you can wait for a lot in the future to
ask
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3034[19:30:59] <Vizva> jessie was good
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3035[19:31:03] <teraflops> Trap-Chan: id doesnt matter
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3036[19:31:06] <teraflops> it^
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3037[19:31:12] <Trap-Chan> ok i added the deb-src and am still
getting the same error.
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3038[19:31:24] <Vizva> i think stretch come to early
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3039[19:31:25] <Trap-Chan> i did an update
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3040[19:31:30] <teraflops> you have to rung apt-get update
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3041[19:31:35] <Vizva> i hope its not like the war of the main
and the fork
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3043[19:31:55] <teraflops> holly cow my fingers are crazy today
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3045[19:31:59] <Trap-Chan> teraflops, like i said i did.
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3047[19:32:19] <teraflops> Trap-Chan: what are you trying to
build?
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3048[19:32:32] <Trap-Chan> W: Failed to fetch
replaced-url
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3049[19:32:37] <Trap-Chan> i wonder if that's why.
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3050[19:32:46] <teraflops> I guess so, pick a real mirror
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3051[19:32:57] <Trap-Chan> i used the one from the link you gave.
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3053[19:33:10] <Trap-Chan> ohh i missed the r
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3055[19:33:15] <teraflops> sure it should work though, but imo is
buggy as hell
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3056[19:33:22] <teraflops> that too :P
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3058[19:34:17] <teraflops> Trap-Chan: which debian release are
you using?
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3059[19:34:20] <karelb> hello... I am debugging postinstall
script that doesn't work and I don't understand it
fully... what is `db_get` and how can I find what it should return?
I am not very smart from google results
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3060[19:34:38] <karelb> I am quite new to debian packages
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3061[19:35:25] <karelb> from google, it seems like a query to
some database... what is in the database? Can I query it outside of
the postinstall script?
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3062[19:35:26] <Trap-Chan> terraflops stretch
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3063[19:35:31] <teraflops> karelb: you can also share the full
error and the package/command that generated it
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3064[19:36:17] <teraflops> Trap-Chan: then use stretch ones
unless you know what youre doing
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3065[19:36:22] <teraflops>
replaced-url
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3066[19:36:49] <Trap-Chan> in order to get support on retroarch i
need to have a version that isn't 2 years old.
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3067[19:37:10] <karelb> well it's complicated :D it's
from oracle-jdk9 installer, and it is on line `db_get
oracle-java9-installer/local` and next line is `if [ -d
"$RET" -a -f "$RET"/$FILENAME ]; then ...`, and
it should theoretically be true, but it is never true
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3068[19:37:19] <karelb> in the docs, they say "if
you're behind a firewall / router that blocks some of the
redirects required to download the Oracle Java archive, you can
download the JDK tar.gz archive manually and place it under
/var/cache/oracle-jdk9-installer"
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3070[19:37:31] <karelb> I am doing that, but it never detects it
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3071[19:37:43] <karelb> so I am looking why it never detects the
file
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3075[19:38:46] <teraflops> karelb: mind sharing the link with the
documentation?
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3077[19:39:00] <karelb>
replaced-url
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3078[19:39:17] <karelb> hm they say "ubuntu", maybe it
is different in debian?
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3079[19:39:26] <teraflops> i think so
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3080[19:39:35] <teraflops> lets take a look at it
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3082[19:41:07] <teraflops> karelb: no idea about how sane is
using a ppa repo
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3084[19:41:31] <teraflops> but the info is quite clear and also
short
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3086[19:42:10] <teraflops> karelb: I wonder if you read
replaced-url
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3089[19:42:37] <karelb> I need oracle java
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3090[19:42:54] <teraflops> and I also wonder if you tried without
putting the file in the cache since it looks like you already have a
working proxy
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3091[19:42:58] <karelb> oh they say it there
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3092[19:43:02] <karelb> ok
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3095[19:43:11] <teraflops> karelb: did you read the link?
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3097[19:43:35] <karelb> sorry I just read the note and
didn't notice the rest :D reading it now
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3098[19:43:58] <teraflops> np
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3107[19:47:18] <eugenmayer> solved the "auto resize
partition using parted" problem
replaced-url
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3113[19:49:54] <iknow1> does core i3 7100 cpu work with stretch?
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3114[19:50:11] <iknow1> any problem?
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3116[19:50:36] <Vizva> another question is ---> nvidia-detect
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3117[19:50:54] <Vizva> i did have nvidia in jessie before
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3119[19:51:02] <Vizva> now its not in dmesg
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3120[19:51:03] <karelb> teraflops: oh nevermind, it was another
completely unrelated error in a different script. But, I now know
what db_get and db_set does, I .... think
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3121[19:51:24] <karelb> I am not sure why is it being done like
that though
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3125[19:51:51] <john_rambo> I get disk checks one every boot....A
progress bar goes from left to right and then it boots to GUI. Any
suggestions ?
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3126[19:51:52] <teraflops> oh, neither do I
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3127[19:52:10] <Lvl4Sword> lsof -i gives me a lot of these:
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3128[19:52:10] <Lvl4Sword> gvfsd-smb 1193 user 10u IPv4 22348 0t0
TCP 192.168.100.5:47570->e.crashlytics.com:netbios-ssn
(ESTABLISHED)
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3129[19:52:10] <Lvl4Sword> trying to understand why smb would be
connecting to e.crashlytics.com.
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3130[19:52:14] <teraflops> karelb: I normally start caring when
something fails
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3132[19:52:32] <karelb> teraflops: yeah :D the debconf seems
insanely complex though
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3133[19:52:37] <teraflops> heh
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3135[19:53:30] <karelb> plus all the preinst/postinst stuff. well
better than autotools I guess. :D
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3136[19:55:31] <teraflops> Lvl4Sword:
replaced-url
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3141[19:56:02] <Lvl4Sword> teraflops, I'm aware what
crashlytics is, it's analytics.
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3142[19:56:03] <iknow1> i am goin to buy uefi mobo. do i have to
create uefi usb drive for debian. or i can just create live usb
using dd
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3143[19:56:29] <Lvl4Sword> teraflops, That doesn't answer as
to why gvfsd-smb is connecting to crashlytics.
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3145[19:57:58] <teraflops> are you running avahi? nessus?
megtasploit? unity?
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3147[19:58:04] <teraflops> meta^
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3148[19:58:18] <Vizva> the password for debian live login is
debian live , correct<?
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3149[19:58:24] <Vizva> live
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3150[19:58:48] <Vizva> it jump back to login
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3151[19:59:00] <Vizva> but i did give the password correct
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3153[20:00:47] <teraflops> Lvl4Sword: or are _you_ running
something that may end doing that? because the connection is _from_
your machine
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3160[20:02:00] <Lvl4Sword> teraflops, Happens on two separate
machines, just by connecting to a Raspberry Pi with minidlna / samba
installed.
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3162[20:02:47] <Lvl4Sword> Once connecting to a share, that
connection shows up in lsof -i
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3163[20:03:16] <teraflops> do you have avahi running?
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3164[20:03:28] <Lvl4Sword> Let me double-check
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3167[20:03:59] <Lvl4Sword> teraflops, I do
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3169[20:04:26] <teraflops> well, try killing process one by one
to see if the connection ends
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3170[20:04:33] <teraflops> I's start with avahi
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3171[20:05:01] <teraflops> I'd
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3172[20:05:40] <teraflops> when I say process I mean avahi,
minidlna etc
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3176[20:09:50] <Lvl4Sword> teraflops, That turns out to not be
the issue at all. Reverse DNS isn't working, because lsof -n
gives the proper information
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3177[20:09:58] <Lvl4Sword> bug?
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3179[20:10:28] <teraflops> idk to be honest
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3180[20:10:35] <Lvl4Sword> Weird that it thinks it's
e.crashlytics.com :s
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3181[20:10:44] <teraflops> indeed
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3182[20:10:47] <Trap-Chan> is steam affected by the version
freeze?
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3183[20:11:05] <teraflops> the freeze ended time ago
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3185[20:12:01] <iknow1> if i create debian usb stick, can it boot
on uefi mobo?
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3186[20:12:01] <Trap-Chan> someone was telling me that the freeze
was why retroarch was 2 years behind.
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3206[20:22:17] <iknow1> no one?
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3212[20:24:31] <teraflops> Trap-Chan: ah, no idea about the
version, you can check it
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3236[20:35:11] <teraflops> iknow1: what do you mean by debian usb
stick? dd'ing the iso to it in order to boot the installer?
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3238[20:35:34] <iknow1> teraflops: yes
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3239[20:35:41] <teraflops> yes yo can
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3240[20:35:47] <teraflops> you^
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3242[20:36:14] <iknow1> teraflops: can it boot on uefi mobo
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3243[20:36:22] <teraflops> it's been working with UEFI/EFI
for years
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3244[20:36:57] <teraflops> iknow1: have you tried?
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3245[20:37:18] <iknow1> teraflops: i mean do i need to create
special crafted usb
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3248[20:37:41] <teraflops> nope ...
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3249[20:38:01] <iknow1> wtf. i didn't wrote "have you
tried?"
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3253[20:39:09] <iknow1> ah sorry
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3254[20:39:33] <iknow1> teraflops: i am building new copmuter
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3255[20:39:34] <teraflops> that's what hybrid stands for
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3257[20:40:17] <iknow1> teraflops: default netinstall work?
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3258[20:40:51] <teraflops> ...
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3261[20:41:52] <iknow1> teraflops: i mean, is default netinstall
hybrid?
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3262[20:42:27] <teraflops> all of them are, go make one
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3263[20:42:37] <iknow1> thanks
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3264[20:42:39] <teraflops> np
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3270[20:47:53] <nickgaw> Hi, I am using stretch and when I do
major tasks like compile software and major audio processes I get
low level kernel messages printed to the console like core
temperature above threshold that I wish to have completely stoped
being printed to any consoles how do I do this as my fans are
cleaned?
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3276[20:48:28] <nickgaw> and I have uncommented sysctl.conf about
no low level kernel messages
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3279[20:50:06] <Eduard_Munteanu> nickgaw, see
/etc/systemd/system.conf
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3284[20:52:49] <nickgaw> what setting do I look at?
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3288[20:53:09] <kb3vgw> ok this is a big issue
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3291[20:53:39] <kb3vgw> inteterfaces.d/wlano is not getting ssh
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3294[20:54:24] <kb3vgw> I can ping out
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3295[20:54:31] <kb3vgw> i can ping the unit
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3296[20:54:35] <kb3vgw> but no ssh
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3297[20:54:49] <kb3vgw> and ssh is installed and works fine with
eth0
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3298[20:55:01] <kb3vgw> so why would it not work with wlan0
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3301[20:57:21] <drinks2go> there are a lot of reasons. fresh
install kb3vgw
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3302[20:57:22] <drinks2go> ?
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3304[20:57:43] <nickgaw> PIs it the showoption to stop all kernel
messages going to the console?
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3305[20:57:44] <kb3vgw> debian jessie on arm
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3306[20:57:51] <kb3vgw> eth0 works fine
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3308[20:58:08] <kb3vgw> and its only a issue when usinf
interfaces.d
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3309[20:58:26] <kb3vgw> if I put it in /etc/network/interfaces
wverything works fine
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3310[20:58:48] <kb3vgw> so its a interfaces.d issue
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3313[20:59:31] <drinks2go> you have source-directory line in
/etc/network/interfaces kb3vgw?
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3314[20:59:48] <drinks2go> cat /etc/network/interfaces | grep
source-directory
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3317[21:00:03] <drinks2go> or source sorry
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3318[21:00:18] <kb3vgw> source /etc/network/interfaces.d/*
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3319[21:00:32] <nickgaw> After changes are made to system.conf do
I have to do anything?
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3320[21:00:37] <libstdc> need libstdc++.so.6 >=5.2 under
jessie 8.9 - how I can upgrade it without a complete dist-upgrade?
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3321[21:00:42] <kb3vgw> sources-directory is depriciated
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3322[21:00:49] <drinks2go> yep my bad
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3327[21:02:09] <zaturek> Hi everyone! Somebody knows why I
can't find newer gcc than 4.6.3?
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3328[21:02:19] <zaturek> I want to use 4.8<
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3330[21:02:25] <zaturek> any idea?
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3331[21:02:51] <kb3vgw> apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
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3332[21:03:02] <kb3vgw> gcc version 4.9.2 (Debian 4.9.2-10)
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3334[21:03:13] <kb3vgw> I am on jessie and I have 4.9
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3340[21:04:11] <zaturek> kb3vgw, i'm on stretch and I have
what i wrote above. Ohh, and what you wrote is already done. That is
my problem... :/
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3342[21:05:01] <zaturek> gcc --version
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3343[21:05:01] <zaturek> gcc (Debian 6.3.0-18) 6.3.0 20170516
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3344[21:05:01] <zaturek> Copyright (C) 2016 Free Software
Foundation, Inc.
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3345[21:05:01] <zaturek> This is free software; see the source
for copying conditions. There is NO
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3346[21:05:01] <zaturek> warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY
or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
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3348[21:05:17] <kb3vgw> then you did not update correctly
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3349[21:05:26] <kb3vgw> and thats your fault
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3350[21:05:28] <drinks2go> he got kicked lol
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3352[21:05:34] <kb3vgw> you have to do a distupgrade
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3353[21:05:41] <zaturek> sec
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3355[21:05:57] <nickgaw> I am trying to stop the messages core
temperature above threshold and am not sure what option in
system.conf to change to stop these messages and once the file is
changed what do I do to bring that change into effect?
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3357[21:06:15] <de-facto> so i installed
mate-desktop-environment, how can i use it now? i want to launch it
from lightdm!
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3358[21:06:22] <SerajewelKS> nickgaw: have you verified that your
system isn't actually overheating?
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3359[21:06:32] <kb3vgw> zat go do a prpoper upgrade or do a os
reinstall
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3360[21:06:48] <nickgaw> yes as the fans are totally clean.
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3362[21:07:22] <nickgaw> I just want to stop the messages as they
only come up when I am doing very entencive processes not all of the
time.
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3363[21:07:23] <kb3vgw> back to pounding on this interfaces.d
issue
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3364[21:07:28] <SerajewelKS> nickgaw: what is the sensor reading
the temperature at? clean fans does not prove the cooling system
works efficiently.
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3366[21:07:46] <kb3vgw> are you overclocking
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3368[21:07:47] <SerajewelKS> nickgaw: that sounds like a cooling
issue to me. the system is not able to move heat away when the CPU
is pegged.
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3369[21:07:51] <Paul--> hello all
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3370[21:07:59] <SerajewelKS> nickgaw: do you drive your car with
the check engine light on, too? ;)
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3371[21:08:09] <kb3vgw> have you checked your thermal plating
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3372[21:08:24] <kb3vgw> and made shure it has good contact
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3373[21:08:29] <nickgaw> Is that that paste you put on the
processor?
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3374[21:08:56] <kb3vgw> the paste is the passte the plating it
the metal on the heatsync and cpu
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3376[21:09:00] <Paul--> the command sensors give the cpu core
temperature, and to know how much it is consuming ?
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3379[21:09:29] <libstdc> kb3vgw: gcc --version = 4.9.2
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3380[21:10:30] <nickgaw> sensors command does not exist what
package is that in?
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3383[21:12:41] <drinks2go> lm-sensors nickgaw ?
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3385[21:12:53] <Paul--> exist sensors
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3387[21:13:03] <nickgaw> but how can I stop those messages in the
mean time as it does not come up unless I am doing major tasks?
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3389[21:13:34] <nickgaw> the sensors command is not found.
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3390[21:14:13] <zaturek> kb3vgw, apt-get dist-upgrade didn't
do anything...
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3392[21:16:23] <Paul--> lm-sensors.deb
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3393[21:16:36] <nickgaw> I get what you are saying to fix the
issue but I want to stop those messages on the console until I can
check on the cooling issue.
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3395[21:17:08] <drinks2go> nickgaw you can configure syslog to
discard messages :msg, contains, "foo bar" ~
replaced-url
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3396[21:17:54] <nickgaw> but now how do I check on the sensros as
sensors command is not found?
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3399[21:18:21] <drinks2go> apt install lm-sensors nickgaw
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3400[21:18:24] <Paul--> apt-get install lm-sensors as root
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3404[21:19:24] <LtL> nickgaw: package lm-sensors, then run
sensors-detect
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3405[21:19:41] <LtL> nickgaw: then just sensors
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3406[21:19:53] <drinks2go> (needs root)
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3407[21:20:13] <LtL> Paul--: meh, didnt see you, i type too slow.
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3412[21:21:54] <Paul--> sensors give temperaure of cpu and video
card
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3421[21:27:02] <kb3vgw> ok I have test on 5 boards and the same
happens on all 5 borads
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3423[21:27:15] <tuxi> #kde-kstars
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3424[21:27:17] <kb3vgw> the wifi comes up they get ip but I
can't ssh to any of them
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3428[21:27:41] <Paul--> install cpuid too
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3429[21:27:51] <drinks2go> raspbian kb3vgw?
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3430[21:27:57] <kb3vgw> I thing interfaces.d needs a major
overhall
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3431[21:28:02] <kb3vgw> no armbian
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3433[21:28:14] <drinks2go> you should join armbian channel
instead
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3434[21:28:21] <drinks2go> armbian =/= debian
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3435[21:28:38] <drinks2go> you might have some more luck!
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3436[21:28:44] <kb3vgw> they say its a debian networing issue
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3437[21:28:50] <kb3vgw> I have
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3438[21:28:55] <drinks2go> :S
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3439[21:28:58] <kb3vgw> I know igore
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3441[21:29:15] <drinks2go> I post on another forum tkaiser posts
at
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3442[21:29:37] <kb3vgw> they say the issue is a debian networking
issue not limited to arm
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3443[21:29:55] <drinks2go> hmm...
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3444[21:30:28] <drinks2go> well sorry I can't be more
helpful my friend :(
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3445[21:30:31] <kb3vgw> I also have straight debian on the plus2
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3446[21:30:39] <drinks2go> same issue?
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3447[21:30:45] <kb3vgw> and its doing the same thing
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3452[21:32:05] <kb3vgw> trying to deal here before going to the
other debian irc
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3456[21:33:30] <drinks2go> i know source-directory is depricated
but did you try it anyway?
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3458[21:34:37] <drinks2go> I have debian 8 and 9 box both with
untouched /etc/network/interfaces and they both contain
source-directory line in /etc/network/interfaces
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3462[21:35:29] <kb3vgw> odd because source-directory was changed
to source
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3463[21:35:33] <kb3vgw> but ok
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3465[21:35:55] <nickgaw> Hi, I found the information on sopping
the rsyslog messages but I am not able to find information on what
is sent to the console and what is logd to files how do I find this?
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3468[21:36:56] <drinks2go> odd indeed kb3vgw!
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3469[21:37:33] <drinks2go> I doubt it'll work... :/
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3471[21:38:42] <drinks2go> nickgaw dmesg -D == dmesg
--console-off
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3472[21:38:49] <kb3vgw> nope I chaneg it and wifi stops coming up
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3477[21:39:07] <drinks2go> not sure how to persist, maybe the
dreaded rc.local nickgaw
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3478[21:39:51] <drinks2go> hmm sorry kb3vgw! unsure how to
proceed. hope you have some luck
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3496[21:48:18] <Paul--> I'm looking for cpu consumption
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3497[21:48:40] <kkkfkfkfkj> hi
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3498[21:48:49] <Paul--> sensors give temperaure, cpiud specific
cpu type
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3502[21:49:23] <kkkfkfkfkj> any one can learn me pentast for
1000$
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3503[21:49:44] <LtL> Paul--: use 'top' or
'htop' in a terminal
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3505[21:49:55] <teo_> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm3 stop command not
found on debian wheezy why ?
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3506[21:50:22] <LtL> Paul--: in 'top' press
'1' to see all threads/cores
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3507[21:50:24] <zaturek> hello guys! I've found my
liblto_plugin.so file, but gcc still can't find it
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3508[21:50:25] <somiaj> teo_: do you ahve gdm installed? could
the init script just be called gdm and not gdm3 in wheezy?
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3509[21:50:31] <zaturek> what could be the problem?
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3510[21:50:53] <Paul--> kkkfkfkfkj, sorry no hacking here
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3511[21:51:06] <kkkfkfkfkj> wtf
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3512[21:51:13] <somiaj> zaturek: gcc probably needs the headers
to the libary as well to link against it.
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3514[21:51:27] <somiaj> and if you are running kali kkkfkfkfkj,
this is not the channel to be asking in
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3515[21:51:31] <teo_> how can i know for the name somiaj ?
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3516[21:51:47] <n4dir> wondering how someone not able to find the
according info via searchengine assumes he is up to the task of
pentesting ...
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3517[21:51:51] <BluesKaj> kkkfkfkfkj, you watch too much Mr Robot
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3518[21:51:54] <somiaj> teo_: ls /etc/init.d will show you all
the scripts in that directory.
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3519[21:52:07] <kkkfkfkfkj> it my dream mean
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3520[21:52:27] <teraflops> please dream elsewhere
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3521[21:52:34] <numbdewd> If I have too little space in
/var/cache/apt/archives/ , but a load of free space in /home/myUser
.. any way I could direct apt-get to download its temporary
(&other..whatever?) stuff into /home/myUser/aptCache (or
whatever sub-dir. there, like that) ?
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3523[21:52:40] <teo_> ok i see, which is the correct name to stop
the service ?
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3524[21:53:01] <teraflops> teo_: systemctl does bash_completion
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3525[21:53:05] <zaturek> somiaj, and how can I get those headers?
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3526[21:53:06] <teraflops> zsh too
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3527[21:53:08] <somiaj> numbdewd: you could move everything out
of /var/cache/apt/archives, then make a semilink to the place you do
have space and put the files there.
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3528[21:53:26] <somiaj> zaturek: if it is a debian libary, you
need the -dev version of the libary.
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3529[21:53:44] <zaturek> like gcc-deb?
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3530[21:53:51] <zaturek> ccp-dev
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3531[21:54:00] <numbdewd> somiaj: hm.. interesting.. thanks!
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3532[21:54:00] <somiaj> no for the libary you need
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3538[21:55:18] <teo_> ok i see, which is the correct name to stop
the service ?
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3539[21:55:19] <teraflops> teo_: oh wheezy?
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3540[21:55:27] <teo_> yes
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3542[21:55:45] <n4dir> - /etc/init.d/whatever_exists stop; sound
good to me
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3544[21:56:05] <teraflops> teo_: it still has tab completion
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3545[21:56:06] <zaturek> somiaj, i want to install softwares with
autoconf, build-essential and such, but eery time I run ./configure
I got the message that the compiler can't make exacutables and
in the config.log I found this line i've mentioned above
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3548[21:56:29] <somiaj> zaturek: because you also need the
developer package for any libaries the software needs to link
against.
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3554[21:56:58] <teo_> what is mean this ?
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3556[21:57:46] <zaturek> somiaj, please don't kill me,
I'm just a noob, a hobbyist, a child without knowledge...
I'm beggin' you! Tell me which -dev package I need :D
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3557[21:58:09] <somiaj> the one for the libary you need to link
against. Which is what I keep saying.
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3558[21:58:20] <somiaj> I don't know the name of every
libary package and its -dev, use apt-cache search to search for it
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3559[21:58:29] <zaturek> ok
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3560[21:58:33] <zaturek> I'll try
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3561[21:58:37] <zaturek> thanks!
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3572[22:03:48] <zaturek> somiaj, a (hopefully) last question: how
can I find out what I exactly need ?
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3574[22:04:57] <teraflops> for every bit the ./configure is
complaining do same research
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3576[22:05:29] <teraflops> or read the documentation is any,
maybe they provide dep names
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3577[22:05:33] <teraflops> if^
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3578[22:05:40] <GriffusSilver2> Hello Everyone
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3579[22:05:56] <zaturek> the gcc send me the message
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3580[22:05:56] <GriffusSilver2> Nothing?
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3581[22:05:59] <zaturek> Hi!
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3582[22:06:05] <zaturek> GriffusSilver2, hi
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3583[22:06:14] <GriffusSilver2> Hello ,zaturek
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3585[22:06:51] <teo_> how i know if i i have real time kernel ?
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3589[22:07:59] <teraflops> teo_: zcat /proc/config.gz | grep RTC
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3590[22:08:31] <teraflops> teo_: search engines exist btw
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3591[22:09:00] <n4dir> isn't there a command like zgrep ?
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3595[22:09:23] <teraflops> indeed
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3596[22:10:11] <n4dir> even the blind chicken sometimes finds a
grain (german proverb ...) :-)
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3598[22:11:13] <teraflops> n4dir: sure and you can use it instead
my useless use of grep
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3599[22:12:16] <kb3vgw> the bug goes deeper then I thought
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3600[22:12:19] <kb3vgw> bbl
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3602[22:12:31] <zaturek> why I got this? checking whether the C
compiler works... no
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