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26[00:13:53] <rhizome> has anybody else been hit with this
google chrome fontconfig issue?
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27[00:14:04] <rhizome> sorry, "NE1"
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28[00:14:38] <rhizome> long story short, chrome is unable to
start
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30[00:16:01] <tw> works for me.
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32[00:16:27] <tw> chrome v66 on stretch
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33[00:17:38] <agio> Im looking for a daemon which can store my
deencrypted SSH and GPG private keys. can anyone recommend a daemon
I should be starting for this job?
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34[00:18:11] <tw> gpg-agent
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35[00:18:34] <agio> can gpg-agent store ssh keys as well?
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36[00:18:48] <tw> it can use gpg keys as ssh keys.
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38[00:19:49] <agio> so if I already have minted SSH keys - I
would need to have gpg-agent and ssh-agent?
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40[00:20:58] <tw> As I recall, debian autostarts both if you
log into a session and have them installed.
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41[00:21:46] <agio> debian autostarts or a desktop environment
autostart?
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42[00:22:08] <agio> autostarts?
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43[00:23:09] <tw> xsession something or other, they drop
scripts in etc that cause it to get run at xorg login if your
session supports it.
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44[00:24:05] <agio> tw: yes my session will support that.
thanks
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46[00:24:48] <awal1> I use "amixer -D default set Master
5%- unmute" for increase volume via keyboard shortcut (5%- for
decrease / default = pulseaudio). What I should add for go above
100% as I can do via 'pasystray' ?)
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47[00:24:54] <agio> then I just hope gpg and ssh will know to
connect and use those agents with me having to muck about
configuring them
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50[00:25:20] <awal1> 5%- decrease , 5%+ increase ^
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51[00:25:56] <tw> agio: easy to test, open a terminal in X, run
export | grep SSH_
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53[00:26:12] <tw> if you see an agent pid and auth sock, then
it'll try to connect.
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54[00:26:56] <awal1> I use "amixer -D default set Master
5%+ unmute" for increase volume via keyboard shortcut (5%- for
decrease / default = pulseaudio). What I should add for go above
100% as I can do via 'pasystray' ?)
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56[00:27:27] <agio> tw: yes thats how I thought it worked. if
ssh client sees those env vars it will connect on the socket
automatically to obtain key, and I think GPG agent does the same
thing too right?
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57[00:27:37] <tw> if they
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60[00:27:46] <awal1> going above 100% is just amplification?
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61[00:27:54] <tw> 're unlocked, added, or otherwise made
available to the agent, yes.
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63[00:28:34] <agio> tw: nice, thanks
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66[00:31:16] <tw> awal1: maybe something like this?
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69[00:33:58] <awal1> tw, thanks
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71[00:34:46] <awal1> mpv & vlc goes above 100; starting
them via cli and increasing volume for check if I get any output but
no
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82[00:41:36] <awal1> I have no much clue about src but I am
trying to find out wha 'pasystray' does exactly checking
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83[00:42:44] <awal1> which content I must check exactly for
verify what pasystray does for increase volume above 100?
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93[00:52:33] <OS-36910> #offsec
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95[00:54:39] <emu_rider> awal1: in the folder called src
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96[00:55:29] <emu_rider> pasystray.c and pasystray.h
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98[00:55:55] <awal1> emu_rider, I was there yeah. I
haven't found what I am looking for (how pasystray goes above
100% volume)
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103[00:59:31] <awal1> emu_rider,
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104[01:00:01] <awal1> but I no something refering to + 100
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105[01:00:23] <awal1> well, I may have to open all the files
quietly after my dinner
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110[01:01:30] <HNIC> Anyone know of an application which will
setup a touch screen monitor? I installed the driver for a 3M Touch
Systems Monitor, but I am not seeing anything to configure and use
it
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115[01:04:50] <emu_rider> awal1: there is a line with `#include
<pulse/volume.h>`
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116[01:05:01] <emu_rider> what you're looking for might be
in there
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117[01:05:11] <mutante> HNIC: i see this
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120[01:05:42] <cef> HNIC: there's a package called
inputattach that deals with serial-based input devices. mentions 3M,
ELO and others in the description. No idea if it calibrates them, or
just enables them somehow.
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121[01:05:53] <mutante> HNIC:
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123[01:06:24] <awal1> emu_rider, which file?
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126[01:06:52] <HNIC> mutante: Thanks. Looking now
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127[01:06:59] <HNIC> cef: I have USB one
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131[01:07:30] <emu_rider> awal1: yea I guess that makes sense
because the pasystray relies on pulseaudio
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135[01:07:50] <emu_rider>
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139[01:08:42] <awal1> emu_rider, pasystray is pulsystemtray
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140[01:08:55] <awal1> pulseaudiosystemtray
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147[01:10:39] <awal1> emu_rider, excuse, I am not following. you
said "there is a line with `#include
<pulse/volume.h>`". in which file you saw that?
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148[01:11:01] <awal1> I generally work stuff myself; I just need
pistes :P
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150[01:11:36] <emu_rider> pulseaudio_action.c line24
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151[01:12:21] <awal1> in
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159[01:17:44] <awal1> I see /usr/include/pulse/volume.h in
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164[01:19:18] <awal1> no trace of pulse stuff in /usr/include
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183[01:31:14] <emu_rider> awal1: hmm then I'm not sure
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185[01:31:56] <emu_rider> #define PA_VOLUME_MAX ((pa_volume_t)
UINT32_MAX/2)
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186[01:31:56] <emu_rider> because in volume.h line 129
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232[01:57:06] <HNIC> mutante: From the man file: X11 Touchscreen
Calibrator runs as a daemon in the background. It will detect the
touchscreen automati‐ cally and adjust the corresponding Coordinate
Transformation Matrix of Touchscreen xinput when the reso‐ lution is
changed. It should also support rotation, reflection and different
scaling modes of display output.
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273[02:16:37] <awal1> emu_rider, thanks for your time, anyway;
I'll google a bit more
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274[02:17:18] <awal1> btw, if not wrong, volume above 100 is
just a matter of amplification or ... ?
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284[02:21:34] <awal1> emu_rider, I'll let you know if I
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337[02:47:54] <benrob0329> The reported error was “RCPT TO
<wiki@debian.org> failed: <my_email>: Sender address
rejected: Domain not found”.
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339[02:48:18] <benrob0329> I had this trying to subscribe to the
mailing list as well
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343[02:51:50] <galex-713_> Hi
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346[02:52:04] <galex-713_> what’s the simplest way to
enable smtps (in addition to smtp) in exim in debian?
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347[02:52:27] <galex-713_> I followed this section without
success
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348[02:52:40] <galex-713_> telnet localhost smtps still
doesn’t work
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351[02:54:06] <onitlikesonic> Hi all, can anyone lend me a hand
on ubuntu partitioning? i got the following
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364[03:02:02] <karlpinc> !tell onitlikesonic about ubuntu
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365[03:02:31] <awal1> emu_rider, tw , question solved:
"pactl list sinks" for get my sink symbolic name (in my
case: alsa_output.pci-0000_00_05.0.analog-stereo) then use the
following command for increase volume by 5% relatively to current
sink volume (also go above 100): "pactl set-sink-volume
alsa_output.pci-0000_00_05.0.analog-stereo +5%"
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366[03:02:39] <awal1> -5% for decrease
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367[03:02:41] <karlpinc> galex-713_: Did you restart the exim4
daemon or reload it?
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369[03:04:13] <awal1> so with that command I can increase volume
level above 100 via my keyboard shortcut. I guess pasystray and
pavucontrol uses that (maybe also mpv and vlc)
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413[03:28:34] <Jari--> I have a package dpkg constantly tries to
find and it says it is missing, how to cancel the installation of
it?
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414[03:28:58] <Jari--> I already deleted the package from
/var/spool
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416[03:29:12] <Jari--> package configuration files that is
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418[03:29:35] <Jari--> I am already thinking of installing
Ubuntu.. it has some featue like --fix-missing
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420[03:30:13] <jelly> !basic apt troubleshooting
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421[03:30:13] <dpkg> In order to troubleshoot your problem with
apt-get, apt or aptitude we need ALL OF THE FOLLOWING information:
1. complete output of your apt-get/apt/aptitude run (including the
command used) 2. output from "apt-cache policy pkg1
pkg2..." for ALL packages mentioned ANYWHERE in the problem,
and 3. "apt-cache policy". Use
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422[03:30:16] <jelly> Jari--: ^^
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reinstalled, but I can't find an archive for it.
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433[03:33:36] <Jari--> jelly: my new classes are arriving in
about two weeks
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434[03:33:45] <Jari--> eye glasses
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435[03:33:45] <Jari--> sorry
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439[03:34:35] <awal1> --fix-missing not ubuntu specific, that is
apt-gets argument
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446[03:38:10] <Nautilus> I've installed debian and it said
it needs some non-free files for my wifi, but I'm not sure what
to do. One of the two is iwlwifi-6000g2a-5.ucode
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447[03:39:17] <Nautilus> oh does this look right? apt-get
install firmware-iwlwifi
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449[03:40:58] <SunnyDayWork> Nautilus, sounds about right to me
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451[03:41:36] <Nautilus> just gave it a try, have to find
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452[03:42:05] <SunnyDayWork> su to root
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453[03:42:30] <Nautilus> ah ok. I'd probably need to do
that to even edit sudoers (for the future), right?
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457[03:43:44] <Nautilus> gotcha
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459[03:44:36] <Nautilus> package firmware-iwlwifi is not
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462[03:45:45] <general4> probably in the nonfree repos -- one of
the repos in /etc/yum.repos.d/*.repo
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468[03:47:21] <jelly> Jari--: if your sight problem prevents you
from pastebinning ALL the info dpkg bot wrote about, it's going
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469[03:47:49] <SunnyDayWork> Nautilus, yes you need to add
non-free to /etc/apt/sources.list
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470[03:48:04] <jelly> but gcc 2.95 anything sounds very, very
old
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472[03:48:23] <Nautilus> add this whole line?: deb
replaced-url
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476[03:49:02] <dvs> Nautilus, if you already have a
ftp.debian.org/debian line, you can modify that.
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478[03:49:48] <bug> "stretch" might be preferable to
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479[03:49:56] <Nautilus> i have "deb
replaced-url
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481[03:50:11] <dvs> Nautilus, yeah, so modify that line
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482[03:50:15] <xerosyn> add "contrib non-free" to that
line
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483[03:50:19] <Nautilus> so add... yea that
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484[03:50:25] <xerosyn> then apt-get update
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485[03:50:26] <Nautilus> theres also a deb-src line
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486[03:50:33] <xerosyn> thats for source code
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488[03:50:39] <Nautilus> oh ok!
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489[03:50:40] <dvs> Nautilus, you could change that but no
biggie.
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490[03:50:45] <xerosyn> if you're interseted in source
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491[03:51:14] <themill> (also better off using deb.debian.org
rather than the ftp.d.o mirror)
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492[03:51:26] <dvs> ttrue
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495[03:51:52] <Nautilus> this will work better with the ethernet
cable plugged in...
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496[03:52:02] <dvs> heh
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497[03:52:13] <xerosyn> always lol
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498[03:52:32] * dvs uses string and tin cans
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500[03:52:41] <xerosyn> rng_P@ssw0rd!
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501[03:52:44] <xerosyn> lol
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502[03:52:49] <xerosyn> sting cans
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509[03:56:15] <mutante> the rng stands for random number
generator, right
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513[03:58:59] <Nautilus> The apt-get install seemed to go fine,
but in Wicd Network Manager > Preferences it doesn't list a
wireless interface - tips?
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521[04:01:11] <dvs> Nautilus, the wireless device must already
be in your /etc/network/interfaces file.
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525[04:02:27] <Nautilus> ahyea, not there. No idea what to put
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527[04:02:50] <dvs> Nautilus, nothing as far as wireless goes if
you want to use wicd.
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528[04:03:22] <dvs> Nautilus, I assumed that you just installed
the firmware package. Did you reboot?
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529[04:03:37] <Nautilus> both yes
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530[04:04:17] <Nautilus> Wicd says "No wireless networks
found" so I looked into Preferences
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531[04:05:07] <dvs> Nautilus, what wireless card is it?
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534[04:06:49] <Nautilus_> freenode dumped me
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536[04:07:13] <Nautilus_> packagaes.debian.org says this about
the ucode files it wanted:
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537[04:07:14] <Nautilus_> * Intel Wireless 6005/6205 firmware,
version 17.168.5.3
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538[04:07:14] <Nautilus_> (iwlwifi-6000g2a-5.ucode)
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539[04:07:14] <Nautilus_> * Intel Wireless 6005/6205 firmware,
version 18.168.6.1
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540[04:07:14] <Nautilus_> (iwlwifi-6000g2a-6.ucode)
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547[04:07:43] <Nautilus_> sorry for flood
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548[04:07:49] <Sir_Designer> debhelper stoopid bot
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549[04:07:52] <jimbzy> You just can't catch a break, can
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551[04:08:00] <Nautilus_> whats new, heh
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566[04:09:32] <Nautilus_> did my 4 line paste come through about
the ucode files?
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574[04:10:29] <Nautilus_> packagaes.debin.org indicates my card
is Intel Wireless 6005/6205
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577[04:11:28] <jimbzy> Nautilus_: (iwlwifi-6000g2a-6.ucode)?
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578[04:11:39] <dvs> Yeah, that's in the firmware-iwlwifi
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580[04:11:56] <Nautilus_> 5 & 6 were requested originally,
during install time, but I skipped it and am trying to repair
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695[04:16:36] <Nautilus> 1: lo 2: enp0s25 (my hard wire) 3:
wlp3s0 (wifi?)
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712[04:17:36] <Nautilus> also says it's DOWN
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715[04:17:59] <dvs> Nautilus, sudo iwlist wlp3s0 scan
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719[04:19:03] <Nautilus> Interface doesn't support scanning
: Network is down
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721[04:19:46] <dvs> Ah, I guess the wireless kill switch is on
somehow.
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724[04:20:11] <Nautilus> ohhh checking unit
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737[04:24:53] <agio> hi, /lib/systemd/system I see a file
multiuser.target - that file contains line: Requires: basic.target -
which I assume means "go off and do the things in the
basic.target file. but there is also a multi-user.target.wants/
directory. which one is run when multi-user.target is the default
target?
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745[04:26:40] <Nautilus> dvs: that seems to be the problem but
the function key isn't turning on my wifi indicator
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746[04:26:56] <Nautilus> :(
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748[04:27:59] <Nautilus> seems it needs drivers
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749[04:28:50] <dvs> Nautilus, what does "lsmod | grep
iwlwifi" say?
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752[04:30:27] <Nautilus> iwlwifi 126976 1 iwldvm (and a line for
cfg80211 as well)
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753[04:31:00] <dvs> iwldvm?
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755[04:31:19] <Nautilus> that's what it says
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758[04:32:26] <dvs> I guess it isn't that unusual. I have
iwlmvm loaded but not iwldvm
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763[04:34:57] <Nautilus> i could start over and reinstall but am
unsure what to do with the ucode files so they get found during
install
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764[04:35:27] <dvs> Nautilus, I'd use the firmware iso
image if you want to reinstall
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765[04:36:18] <Nautilus> what's a firmware iso image?
(sorry for dumb Qs)
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766[04:36:31] <dvs> !firmware iso
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767[04:36:31] <dpkg> Unofficial <netinst> and DVD
installer images containing non-free Debian firmware packages are
available for installing Debian 9 "Stretch". See
replaced-url
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768[04:37:39] <jimbzy> I saved mine on my phone's sd card.
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771[04:38:47] <Nautilus> so make a USB again, using
firmware-9.4.0-i386-DVD-1.iso ?
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772[04:39:22] <dvs> Nautilus, well, I would have used the
netinst but yes.
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773[04:39:33] <karlpinc> Nautilus: Better to use the
"netinstall" image. Smaller, so you only download what you
need when you need it during the install.
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774[04:40:04] <Nautilus> sounds good, is that at
replaced-url
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775[04:40:07] <jimbzy> Yeah
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777[04:40:22] <dvs> what file?
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778[04:41:05] <Nautilus> <- lost
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780[04:42:40] <mejnour> Hello, everybody. I'm sorry
I'm doing this here, but, not knowing where I can find It,
please would someone point me to a channel where I can discuss
lambda-calculus and similar topics? :)
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781[04:42:42] <dvs>
replaced-url
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785[04:43:02] <bug> assuming you want i386 instead of amd64.
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786[04:43:26] <Nautilus> dvs: thats for Intel 64-bit too, right?
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787[04:43:38] <dvs> Nautilus, no
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792[04:43:54] <karlpinc> Nautilus: (It will work on a 64 bit
machine, but will be 32 bit.)
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793[04:43:58] <Nautilus> oops sorry. I think that means I
installed 32-bit on here already
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794[04:44:13] <karlpinc> Nautilus: Might want to re-install
then. :)
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795[04:44:23] <dvs>
replaced-url
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797[04:44:53] <Nautilus> see it, thanks!
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798[04:44:56] <dvs> Nautilus, yeah, if you did the 32-bit
version, I'd reinstall
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799[04:45:37] <Nautilus> tis the plan now, downloading
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800[04:46:14] <karlpinc> mejnour: You could ask in #guile.
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801[04:46:43] <mejnour> karlpinc, thank you so much
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822[05:02:45] <Nautilus> ah gee the installer still says missing
firmware files
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824[05:03:21] <dvs> O_O
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825[05:03:31] <dvs> I guess the wireless card is too new.
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827[05:04:33] <Nautilus> thinkpad x230 circa 2011/2012
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833[05:06:48] <jimbzy> I can never get them loaded during
installation. I always have to add them afterwards.
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835[05:07:55] <Nautilus> ok I'll move on with the reinstall
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838[05:08:35] <Nautilus> ah, it configures the (wired) network
after that screen
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842[05:10:30] <Nautilus> this looks like it will help me
replaced-url
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845[05:12:29] <jimbzy> I think I'm going to upgrade to
testing this weekend.
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846[05:12:30] <dvs> The links in the iwlwifi wiki are a bit
dated
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847[05:13:22] <Nautilus> the link I posted is a bit older too
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850[05:14:25] <Nautilus> the wiki has a modprobe command I didnt
try
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856[05:22:30] <Nautilus> on another debian system, how do I
remember what desktop I installed? I think it's LXDE
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858[05:22:52] <jak2020> is possible know wich domain have this
ip: 162.144.249.19 ?
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860[05:23:09] <eddb> command: host
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861[05:23:13] <eddb> or nslookup
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863[05:23:49] <Nautilus> it could also host multiples
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864[05:24:12] <eddb> host will return the ptr record of the
address in question
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865[05:24:14] <Nautilus> 162-144-249-19.unifiedlayer.com
[162.144.249.19]
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866[05:24:32] <jak2020> something about maquinaria...
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882[05:35:30] <kimmyk> what's the strongest way to fix
broken packages?
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883[05:35:35] <kimmyk> apt-get install --reinstall didn't
work.
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891[05:45:50] <nkuttler> !tell kimmyk about errors
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896[05:47:18] <nkuttler> !errors
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897[05:47:18] <dpkg> If you don't tell us the exact error
messages you get, we can't tell you what's wrong, and
it's also useful to know exactly what command you're
typing. Please look for the *first* error that occurs, as this is
often the cause of later errors -- ask me about <localized
errors> too. Please don't paste in the channel, use a
pastebin instead; ask me about <pastebin>.
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898[05:47:38] <kimmyk> well i think i know what's wrong...
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899[05:47:57] <kimmyk> (: i messed up the kernel source and now
dkms is making a mess.
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900[05:48:06] <kimmyk> an even bigger mess..
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901[05:48:42] <kimmyk> but apt-get install --reinstall
doesn't actually reinstall anything.
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904[05:49:25] <nkuttler> why do you have kernel sources?
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905[05:50:06] <nkuttler> try apt-get install
linux-headers-`uname -r`, and see if dkms does rebuild
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909[05:53:30] <kimmyk> dkms is complaining it can't find
dkms.conf and i can't find it either.
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914[05:58:05] <kimmyk> ok i think i see what happened..
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917[05:59:22] <kimmyk> the dkms postinstall script seems to look
in /lib/modules/$version for it but i didn't back up
/lib/modules when i rebuilt the system.
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958[06:24:16] <Nautilus> I think I have iwlwifi working now,
that it's being loaded at least. Last problem might just be
turning the Thinkpad X230's WiFi. It has a WiFi indicator led
which is off, and the function key row to do things like turn on
wifi, adjust brightness, etc is not working.
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961[06:25:12] <Nautilus> doing some googling
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987[06:44:21] <Nautilus> dagnab, I have the
/sys/devices/platform/thinkpad_acpi folder so install found that
device, but it doesn't seem to be doing anything (function keys
don't do anything)
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1045[07:33:07] <jak2020> how to find some files under the
directory /var/log locate search in intire system
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1054[07:47:12] <jim> files in /var/log are usually just readable
by root
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1060[07:52:49] <vlt> Hello. I installed a Debian 9 system on a
USB drive using debootstrap. It works totally fine on most tested
machines but on one I have to switch from "UEFI" to
"Legacy BIOS" to be able to boot. What do I need to on the
Debian system to make it boot also on UEFI?
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1063[07:56:55] <somiaj> vlt: you will need to have both boot info
in the mbr and an efi partition with boot info there, esentailly
you'll need two seperate ways to boot, and by default things
arent' configured to do this
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1064[07:57:22] <somiaj> I'm unsure the best way to do this
with an install. I think the new usb live versions are hybrid and
can boot both (but I also know there is a lot of work to make this
possible)
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1065[07:57:25] <somiaj> and unsure what that work is
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1066[07:57:52] <somiaj> The debian install images are hybrid, but
they have wacky partition tables, maybe you can find info on this if
youw ant to set something up yourself
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1071[07:59:35] <vlt> somiaj: Thank you. At least I know what to
look for :-)
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1075[08:02:28] <vlt> I have a separate /boot partition (with
cryptsetup) on that USB drive anyway, so maybe I can make that vfat
and use it also for the .efi stuff.
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1076[08:02:48] <somiaj> be careful, debian doesn't like
/boot being vfat
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1077[08:03:05] <somiaj> dpkg uses hard links in upgrading
packages to be able to revert if something goes wrong, and
won't work on vfat because of this
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1078[08:03:05] <dpkg> somiaj: You are person #1 to send an
unparseable request
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1079[08:03:12] <somiaj> so kernel upgrades will be a problem.
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1080[08:03:32] <somiaj> You should just use a seperate efi
partition, and make sure you identify it as the right type if using
mbr partition table (though gtp is prefered)
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1082[08:05:10] <kimmyk> dpkg: (: somiaj wasn't talking to
you
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1083[08:05:10] <dpkg> kimmyk: I don't know, could you
explain it?
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1084[08:05:24] <kimmyk> dpkg: maybe later..
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1085[08:05:24] <dpkg> kimmyk: i haven't a clue
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1088[08:05:52] <somiaj> vlt:
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1090[08:07:47] <jim> hi, trying to figure out why I can't
install steam... sources.list has:
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1091[08:08:28] <somiaj> jim: have you enabld the contrib and
non-free repos in your soruces.lsit?
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1092[08:09:02] <vlt> somiaj: Thank you!
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1093[08:09:04] <somiaj> vlt:
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1094[08:09:06] <jim> deb
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1095[08:09:20] <somiaj> jim: did you run apt-get update after
changing your sources.list?
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1096[08:09:26] <jim> yep
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1097[08:09:41] <somiaj> jim: what is the output of apt-cache
policy and apt-cache policy steam
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1099[08:09:50] <somiaj> put at paste.debian.net
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1100[08:09:52] <jim> and when I try to install, it says:
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1102[08:10:12] <somiaj> jim: ahh okay, yea errors would be
helpful, sorry got ahead of you.
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1103[08:10:13] <jim> oh ok, that instead
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1104[08:10:30] <jim> well ok, which first?
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1105[08:10:35] <somiaj> jim: if you are getting errors other than
'package not found', give me that output, the apt-cache
policy could also be useful
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1106[08:10:42] <somiaj> well I will end up needing both
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1108[08:12:10] <jim>
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1109[08:12:57] <somiaj> okay, yea packge is not found, lets look
at your apt-cache policy output
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1110[08:13:06] <jim> ok
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1111[08:13:34] <somiaj> oh I think I figured out the issue, do
you ahve multiarch installed, seem steams is only i386, and you are
most likely running amd64
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1119[08:16:57] <jim>
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1122[08:17:17] <jim> but yeah, I think you're right
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1123[08:17:23] <somiaj> !multiarch
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1124[08:17:23] <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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1125[08:18:17] <somiaj> yea you only have amd64 configured, just
enable multiarch, update so you have access to i386 packages and
install steam, you may also need to install i386 libaries for your
grapchics card/gl libaries
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1128[08:19:50] <jim> do I need to look at the wiki, or is the
command to add the arch enough?
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1129[08:20:34] <somiaj> that command is all you need
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1130[08:20:56] <jim> ok, thanks I appreciate that, and your time
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1131[08:20:58] <somiaj> jsut run those two commands, and you can
install steam, but expect maybe needed some additional i386 packages
to run games.
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1132[08:21:35] <jim> debconf is configureing steam
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1135[08:23:11] <somiaj> good work
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1136[08:23:18] <jim> its getting zillions of updates
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1138[08:23:34] <jim> it made me agree to some license agreement
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1140[08:25:19] <somiaj> well it is non-free,
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1179[08:43:04] <tdn> I have an NFS server with a few shares on my
LAN. For some reason, when I reboot, the nfs server does indeed
start up. However, the clients fail to mount shares. Nothing is in
the server log. If I restart nfs-kernel-server service, client can
mount just fine. What can cause this? (as a workaround, I have sleep
120 ; service nfs-kernel server in my rc.local)
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1180[08:43:20] <tdn> But would like to fix the real issue
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1190[08:51:29] <jim> tdn, seems like the simplest possibility
from what you're saying, is that the nfs service wasn't
started the first time you tried to mount
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1192[08:52:26] <tdn> jim, oh yeah it IS started. At least
systemctl status nfs-kernel-server tells me it is active
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1193[08:52:45] <tdn> jim, what do I need to look for in the logs
during bootup?
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1195[08:53:34] <jim> I haven't run annfsd in a long time :)
I don't know what will be in your logs unfortunately
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1200[08:54:52] <jim> maybe you can wait for another answer from
here, and maybe at the same time you can ask on ##networking?
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1203[08:56:54] <hypercore> what does apt-get install -y do?
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1204[08:58:00] <jim> -y to apt, I think that means "when
questions are asked by apt-get, automatically respond
'yes'"
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1208[08:59:24] <hypercore> thanks
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1210[08:59:29] <jim> tdn, another possibility: not everything
needed for nfsd to run, has been completely started yet
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1212[09:01:15] <jim> hypercore, welcome
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1214[09:02:00] <tdn> jim, yeah, I think that would make sense,
but how to check
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1215[09:02:49] <jim> one way: see what services the nfsd service
waits for
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1222[09:05:26] <jim> what kind of service is the nfsd service? is
it a systemd service? you said you restarted it before, what command
did the restart?
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1224[09:06:40] <tdn> service nfs-kernel-server restart
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1227[09:07:19] <jim> that seems like it's not a systemd
service
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1229[09:07:40] <tdn> It might be. I just use service $service
restart of old habit.
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1236[09:10:08] <jim> some systemd services can be restarted the
way you did it... what it does, probably, is it calls the systemd
equiv in the scripot (which I believe is called
/etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server)
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1350[10:15:19] <d3lphi> hey all. Is it safe to "apt-get
remove --auto-remove dbus" on a Debian Stretch system? This
command would remove the packages "dbus dbus-user-session
dbus-x11 libpam-systemd policykit-1" from my system. Do I
really need DBUS or may I remove it safely ?
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1381[10:30:31] <EdePopede> hello. 'aptitude why' is
quite useless, 'apt-cache --installed rdepends' noisy and
all but clear. is there a tool which allows crossing dependeny trees
like `ls` does for file systems?
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1393[10:33:52] <d3lphi> hey all. Is it safe to "apt-get
remove --auto-remove dbus" on a Debian Stretch system? This
command would remove the packages "dbus dbus-user-session
dbus-x11 libpam-systemd policykit-1" from my system. Do I
really need DBUS or may I remove it safely ?
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1395[10:35:04] <jelly> d3lphi: if you don't use systemd or
gnome you might not need it
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1396[10:35:17] <d3lphi> jelly: I use systemd
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1398[10:35:35] <jelly> in that case, do not remove it
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1400[10:36:09] <jelly> (I'm a bit surprised apt lets you...)
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1401[10:36:23] <d3lphi> jelly: is there a way to check if dbus
really is needed on my system that runs systemd? I also tried
"apt-cache rdepends --installed dbus" but it just resolves
the dependencies already listed in my initial question.
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1404[10:37:14] <d3lphi> jelly: yes, I just entered "apt-get
remove dbus" and then entered [N]o
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1406[10:37:54] <jelly> d3lphi: it's a dependency for lots of
systemd functionality. systemd package Recommends: dbus, and I have
no idea what's going to break
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1407[10:38:05] <d3lphi> hmm...alright
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1409[10:38:23] <jelly> "why do you want to do that"
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1414[10:39:39] <d3lphi> to get rid of unneeded ballast. It's
also generating some log entries which are not self-explained (e.g.
dbus[718]: [system] Reloaded configuration)
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1428[10:45:23] <EdePopede> lupulo: dpkg seems to work on files,
not on packages. so i have to find out the path to the archive file
first or redownload it from the repo. the only "action" i
found anyway is from dpkg-deb: '-I'
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1432[10:45:53] <lupulo> EdePopede, dpkg --get-selections
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1436[10:46:54] <lupulo> EdePopede, depends information could be a
file too
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1498[11:07:05] <EdePopede> lupulo: i'm only interrested in
the rdeps of a package, no matter if only one level deep, but
i'd like to have them all. aptitude shows only one twig,
apt-cache spams my terminal faster than i can kill it. i think
i'll try apt-rdepends. had no idea it exists. or that there are
30+ more apt-* packages i haven't installed Oo
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1502[11:08:14] <EdePopede> "As well, it can generate .dot
graphs, much like apt-cache in dotty mode" <-- aha. sounds
interresting. i was thinking of xfig before
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1503[11:08:18] <at0m> EdePopede: re: apt-cache spams my terminal
faster than i can kill it. then pipe it to less.
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1504[11:08:56] <EdePopede> i didn't expect it to spit out
thousands of lines after aptitude needed only a dozen or so
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1506[11:09:59] <lupulo> EdePopede, i says to you if you'll
download with apt-get source package, inside
replaced-url
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1508[11:10:12] <EdePopede> especially most of them are repeated
from 2 to 20 or more times (why?)
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1525[11:19:54] <dracc> After running certain commands, my
terminal emulator sometimes stop putting newlines on long arguments.
Any ideas for a fix, except the obvious of restarting the terminal?
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1530[11:22:50] <dionysus69> mm debian freezes on me, which log
file should I look for?
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1531[11:23:04] <dracc> "certain commands" - it's
most noticable when I run qemu
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1532[11:23:18] <dionysus69> - /var/log/kern.log didn't show
any logs at the time of freeze
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1533[11:23:24] <dracc> dionysus69, I'd start with
/var/log/messages or /var/log/syslog
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1535[11:23:30] <dionysus69> ok thanks
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1539[11:24:42] <nku> dionysus69: what do you mean by freeze?
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1540[11:24:52] <dionysus69> working normally and boom freeze
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1541[11:25:00] <dionysus69> even REISUB can't function
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1542[11:25:01] <nku> dionysus69: yes, but does it recover?
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1543[11:25:03] <nku> ok
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1544[11:25:03] <dionysus69> total system failure
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1545[11:25:10] <dionysus69> no doesnt recover
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1546[11:25:13] <nku> sounds like bad hardware
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1547[11:25:20] <dionysus69> :D dunno
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1548[11:25:26] <dionysus69> just a x1 carbon laptop
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1549[11:25:30] <nku> ouch
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1550[11:25:36] <nku> in warranty?
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1551[11:25:37] <dionysus69> not buying lenovo anymore
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1553[11:25:51] <dionysus69> no but it's kernel problem or
some other driver issue
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1554[11:25:59] <dionysus69> it's been working fine
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1555[11:26:06] <nku> well then just downgrade the kernel?
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1556[11:26:08] <dracc> dionysus69, I'm sorry to hear that.
:o What kernel version are you on?
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1557[11:26:24] <dionysus69> 4.15.0-3-amd64
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1559[11:26:29] <emu_rider> x1 carbon here as well (on unstable),
havent seen any problems
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1560[11:26:35] <emu_rider> im using KDE if that helps
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1561[11:26:49] <dionysus69> I am on testing gnome, it could be
gnome problem
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1570[11:28:18] <emu_rider> If trying another terminal emulator or
DE and still have the same problem, then ... I dont know
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1574[11:29:41] <dionysus69> dunno, kinda like gnome compared to
competition
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1576[11:29:57] <dionysus69> there should be a consensus about DE
in linux world
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1577[11:30:01] <dionysus69> it is a disaster
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1579[11:30:35] <dionysus69> make a linux world conference and
decide on a new DE from scratch
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1580[11:30:51] <dionysus69> I can start organizing
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1583[11:31:58] <emu_rider> I guess it's good to have
choices, and everyone can just use the ones that matches their
workflow
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1584[11:32:01] <EdePopede> dionysus69: have the same problem
here. stoneage pc with a cheap GT630, starts overheating around
50-60°C. personnaly i'd blame nvidia. when i have a
terminal in sight... sometimes.. but only sometimes... i can see it
dump some lines. and REISUB may work or not.
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1588[11:33:34] <emu_rider> I'd say try and klll some
processes ? just dont kill the important ones i guess
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1589[11:33:44] <EdePopede> oh. the image in the sidebar on
replaced-url
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1590[11:33:48] <emu_rider> probably might help reducing load from
cpi
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1591[11:33:51] <emu_rider> cpu
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1598[11:35:18] <lupulo> EdePopede, dpkg-depcheck
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1599[11:35:19] <EdePopede> conky in a sidebar with some sensors,
load gauges and a tasklist is really helpful with unstable systems
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1614[11:38:07] <EdePopede> lupulo: thanks. of course... =>
Package: devscripts // State: not installed. well hidden.
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1651[11:39:59] <EdePopede> lupulo, i can't even keep
overview on the (relatively!) few deb/apt- commands i could use atm.
it's a jungle, where's the machete?
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1657[11:41:02] <lupulo> EdePopede, awk is that between files
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1663[11:41:48] <EdePopede> never found the time to dive into it.
and it is far too big for just a quick look
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1681[11:46:26] <dionysus69> I used some shortcut to hide threads
in htop
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1683[11:46:31] <dionysus69> but I dont remember how to show them
back
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1684[11:46:33] <dionysus69> anyone know??
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1690[11:48:39] <dionysus69> ok found it, shift + h
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1699[11:50:45] <at0m> dionysus69: right, new DE standard is
needed! err. mandatory
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1707[11:51:35] <dionysus69> at0m: I know of that problem but, I
am talking about real real standard
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1715[11:52:02] <dionysus69> if you can't get majority follow
your idea, then don't start it and that meme problem won't
exist
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1720[11:52:21] <hop> i'm connecting to a server where i am
very limited. the only available locale there (other than C) is
utf-8 based. there are lots of files with names encoded in latin1.
how can i force bash and ls to not replace latin1 characters with
`?` ?
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1722[11:52:38] <hop> alternatively, how can i use luit to
interpret the output of `ls -b` ?
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1723[11:52:43] <hop> or _something_
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1724[11:52:56] <garries> I have an old Sony Vaio VGN-FZ21M. would
it support a 64 bit debian 9 ?
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1728[11:54:14] <hop> garries: it should. giving it a try
won't hurt, in any case
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1732[11:55:22] <garries> hop: I have have an even older FZ11E
vaio. should i try a 64 bit on that one as well ?
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1733[11:55:52] <hop> garries: look up the cpu
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1734[11:56:07] <emu_rider> If debian doesn't work, there are
debian based derivative that focus on hold machines
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1736[11:56:30] <garries> hop: Core 2 Duo T7100
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1738[11:57:01] <garries> hop: Intel Core 2 Duo T7100 / 1.8 GHz
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1746[11:59:53] <garries> 64 bit debian 9 should work fine on
Intel Core 2 Duo T7100 / 1.8 GHz , right ?
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1759[12:02:40] <dracc> garries, I guess so, yes.
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1760[12:02:57] <garries> dracc: thx
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1765[12:03:44] <emu_rider> I guess one way to find out
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1766[12:03:48] <EdePopede> at0m: same for irc. "Oh, most
channels have mostly abandoned BNCs nowadays. I'll make a new
channel where the active users will meet each other!" 2 month
later: owner, 3 bots, 5 active users, 3 not overused BNCs in the new
channel. seen it all before ;)
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1767[12:03:54] <dracc> garries, I would suggest a lightweight DE
though, such as xfce or others. :)
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1770[12:04:17] <emu_rider> if it doesnt work then go puppy linux,
then if that doesnt work...there is always uh tiny core linux
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1774[12:05:01] <dracc> dionysus69, You're joking, right?
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1776[12:05:29] <dionysus69> about what ? ^.^
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1777[12:05:32] <EdePopede> dionysus69: consent would include
banning kde and gnome. they are too bloated for an old computer.
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1780[12:05:56] <dionysus69> I am not talking about banning
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1781[12:05:58] * EdePopede uses xfce for exactly this reason after the
years of KDE2
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1782[12:06:06] <dionysus69> I am talking about realizing that
neither of those have enough support
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1783[12:06:16] <dionysus69> and to unite forces and have a one
solid DE
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1784[12:06:23] <dionysus69> toy DEs would always exist
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1786[12:06:31] <EdePopede> having only one means abandoning the
others
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1787[12:06:33] <dionysus69> but bulk of people would use a DE
that works
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1788[12:06:40] <dracc> EdePopede, Welcome to xfce, the light
side. :D
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1790[12:06:46] <dionysus69> others would exist but would be
smaller
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1791[12:06:49] * EdePopede bows
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1793[12:06:55] <dionysus69> because smaller amount of people
would use it
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1795[12:07:08] <EdePopede> that's free market, the actual
situation ;)
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1798[12:07:12] <dionysus69> I dont really care for DE to be
honest, I just want it to work and have workspaces
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1799[12:07:22] <dionysus69> and some shortcuts
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1801[12:07:31] <dracc> dionysus69, Or you let people decide
themselves and have a default on your distro, such as most already
does.
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1803[12:07:59] <EdePopede> actually you're not talking of
repartitioning the cake, you only want bigger pieces. which means, a
bigger cake => moa devs!
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1806[12:08:23] <dionysus69> different distros should have same
DE, they can work whatever they want on backend but they should have
common DE to be adoptable by mass market
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1807[12:08:35] <emu_rider> If you only have 1 DE how is it going
to handle floating + all the types of tiling methods at the same
time, while being lightweight at the same time
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1808[12:08:56] <dionysus69> it will have tiers
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1809[12:09:06] <emu_rider> but also has to be beginner friendly
but also highly configurable
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1810[12:09:11] <dionysus69> lightweight tier, and installable
modules for those who want more features
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1812[12:09:38] <dracc> dionysus69, You make it sound like PCSX2
philosophy, and that worked out... great? nah.
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1813[12:09:59] <EdePopede> emu_rider: this actually *is*
possible. don't remember what it was, but there was a config
dialog where in the 1st tab you could choose your level of
experience and thus more settings
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1816[12:10:22] <dionysus69> ah well, I tried :D
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1820[12:10:55] <dionysus69> I am not a DE dev, if I were though,
I would become an activist rather than sit in a dark room and
develop new DE
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1821[12:11:00] <EdePopede> "one fits all" unluckily
doesn't fit. not even in china.
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1824[12:11:39] <EdePopede> if it is a problem at all. evolution
isn't all that bad
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1825[12:11:41] <dionysus69> if whole world uses shitty DE
experience windows offers, open source community would achieve that
level in less than a year
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1826[12:12:14] <EdePopede> windows is used because games and
office and exchange.
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1827[12:12:23] <dionysus69> evolution is slow and wastes
people's lives, you shouldnt apply biological evolution which
you cannot avoid to everything else you can actually control
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1829[12:12:49] <EdePopede> you can't control unless you
forbid other concepts than your own.
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1831[12:13:11] <EdePopede> was dos/windows first there or linux?
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1838[12:14:01] <EdePopede> why did linus waste his time in his
room instead of doing parties?
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1843[12:15:18] <dionysus69> Linus did well
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1844[12:15:28] <emu_rider> EdePopede: Yea that's what
I'm saying dude
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1846[12:15:30] <dionysus69> he created a platform alike to what I
am talking about
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1847[12:15:38] <dionysus69> others failed to create nice DE
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1848[12:15:48] <emu_rider> I think we all need to go party, like
no joke
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1849[12:15:58] <dionysus69> we historically missed second linus
who would have worked on a DE
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1850[12:15:59] <EdePopede> take the usual example, cars, or even
hammers: different variation of tools for different needs. and if
you want one for all purposes (in german "eierlegende
Wollmilchsau", google it), you'll end up with a dinosaur
suffocating itself.
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1853[12:16:45] <dionysus69> I don't see linux suffocating
itself, and it can be used for all purposes
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1854[12:16:47] <EdePopede> dionysus69: Matthias Ettrich
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1855[12:16:53] <dionysus69> same can apply to DE
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1860[12:19:47] <EdePopede> the kernel is much bigger than 10 or
20 years ago. and complexity grows much faster than size. DEs are
around the core and thus much bigger, unless you keep out
functionality. as i said, i abandoned KDE years ago. too bloated.
lots of nice features, i miss some on XFCE, but with dualcore and
2gb ram it is no option.
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1862[12:21:38] <EdePopede> and what if a user doesn't like
gnome's philosophy of removing configuration options? what if i
want to keep my X in the title bar and the abort button in the
dialogs?
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1865[12:22:13] <EdePopede> personnaly i'd even want to
remove C-w from hexchat -.-
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1866[12:22:24] * themill points towards #debian-offtopic
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1868[12:22:43] <dionysus69> I am not saying new DE won't
have those options, it would be a an additional module though.
Shouldn't be default
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1869[12:22:55] <dionysus69> most people will be fine with a close
button located, anywhere
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1871[12:23:02] <dionysus69> ok :D
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1888[12:24:24] <emu_rider> EdePopede, KDE isn't too bloated,
Im sure there are worst
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1889[12:24:48] <zamuro> Brace yourself... flood attack is coming.
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1890[12:24:51] <emu_rider> but then I built mine up from TTY, and
didnt just get the KDE metapackage
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1891[12:25:59] <emu_rider> is it called TTY? that terminal thing
you get after selecting just install the system utils tool and
nothing else
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1895[12:26:42] <EdePopede> ah, dependencies. this one gives me a
nice overview, for 1 package atm, but that's fine for the
moment: apt-rdepends -d --state-follow=Installed
--state-show=Installed -r "$REPLY" >
"$REPLY".dot
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1936[12:39:40] <peterandre> hi, how do i install easy-rsa 2.0 , i
don't have the 2.0 folder
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1943[12:43:52] <jelly> ,v easy-rsa
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1944[12:43:53] <judd> Package: easy-rsa on amd64 --
wheezy-backports: 2.2.2-1~bpo70+1; jessie: 2.2.2-1; buster: 2.2.2-2;
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1945[12:44:18] <jelly> looks like there's a package for that
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1999[13:04:13] <kazdax> does the touch screen work with debian :?
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2000[13:04:24] <kazdax> or are different touch screens need
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2017[13:13:13] <Thasan_> for some reason I cant install
libsdl-image1.2 to my jessie, it says "Package libsdl-image1.2
is not available, but is referred to by another package." but
its listed here:
replaced-url
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2019[13:14:15] <jelly> Thasan_: probably an old build from a
previous release, what do you need it for?
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2020[13:14:21] <jelly> ,v libsdl-image1.2
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wheezy: 1.2.12-2; wheezy-security: 1.2.12-2+deb7u2; jessie:
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2022[13:14:47] <jelly> or not. Make sure your mirror sources are
complete
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2023[13:14:53] <jelly> !jessie sources.list
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2024[13:14:53] <dpkg> A suitable /etc/apt/sources.list for Debian
8 "Jessie" has three lines: "deb
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2028[13:17:49] <Thasan_> sources seems to be ok
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2033[13:21:12] <Thasan_> I need that to get Dwarf Fortress server
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2035[13:21:48] <Thasan_> but I'm not sure is that even right
version, just got message from friend that he cant get it work
because of that library
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et.al. being autoremoved. /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd and another one still
kept running, shouldn't uninstall stop these first in prerm?
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2055[13:33:32] <fasdfd> should I cp nginx.conf nginx.conf.bak and
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2069[13:41:33] <EdePopede> fasdfd: i have apache, but the
situation shouldn't be too different. my original conf is
untouched, all my changes are in included files. package updates
would reset your changes in the original anyway i think.
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2103[14:03:11] <giesgnlk> hi, is the following valid in the
/etc/network/interfaces configuration: "address
10.10.10.12/24" without the netmask line? i can't find it
in the documentation anywhere
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2111[14:06:14] <jelly> maybe even earlier. man 5 interfaces
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2126[14:12:05] <giesgnlk> thank you jelly
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2152[14:22:04] <garries> I burned the debian9 iso on a usb and it
doesnt boot. I've used dd. what could it be?
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2153[14:22:43] <noodlepie> Did you set the USB stick as the boot
device in your system BIOS
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2155[14:23:36] <abrotman> garries: which dd command did you use?
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2158[14:24:22] <garries> abrotman: sudo dd if=debian9.iso
of=/dev/sdb bs=1M status=progress
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2159[14:24:27] <noodlepie> Poweroff, Insert USB stick, power on
and choose it - the usb stick - as the boot device.
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2166[14:27:09] <garries> noodlepie: i did setup usb as boot in
bios. but when i power up it just skips the usb and windows tried to
start up (that machine had windows on it now)
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2176[14:30:09] <ledeni> garries, poweroff windows like
shift+shut-down
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2178[14:30:33] <EdePopede> maybe wrong boot order? and if nothing
helps => boot menu (F8 or so)
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2181[14:31:14] <garries> ledeni: it was off from the power button
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2184[14:31:45] <ledeni> garries,win10?
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2185[14:31:46] <garries> also, on my 2nd laptop. the usb stick
also doesnt boot up.
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2188[14:32:32] <garries> ledeni: the machine should boot up from
the usb stick, no matter if its win 10 or 1000
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2190[14:33:23] <ledeni> garries,jf is win10 need to cold
shut-down
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2191[14:33:55] <garries> ledeni: then why it also doesnt boot up
on this main machine which is debian wheezy
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2193[14:34:31] <garries> how can i test if the iso have been
burned correctly?
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2195[14:34:53] <noodlepie> garries, Do you have a cdrom burner?
You could try ISO-CDROM boot instead - its unlikely the USB is
broken though so you may wish to persevere with it.
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2196[14:35:46] <garries> noodlepie: i dont have bank dvd. also,
the usb stick is brand new unsealed today
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2197[14:35:46] <noodlepie> I have Debian installer on my 256Gb
key-fob USB stick. it's always useful.
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2198[14:36:07] <noodlepie> hmm, maybe try formatting it and
dd-ing to it again?
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2200[14:36:35] <garries> noodlepie: i was thinking to use the
windowss machine and butn again using nero. what do u think of it?
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2202[14:36:57] <noodlepie> You could also try a virtual machine
which could boot the ISO and let your configure what you need to
before starting your system proper
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2206[14:39:08] <ledeni> garries,did you check iso with SHA256SUMS
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2210[14:41:09] <noodlepie> garries, yeah. but I'd avoid
proprietary software at all costs. Try rewriting the USB stick
before rebooting it. The USB stick should work as long as the data
is intact.
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2214[14:41:53] <garries> ledeni: this is how the usb looks like.
replaced-url
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2215[14:42:19] <garries> does it look right?
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2218[14:44:25] <wgas> garries> have you tried windows
>advanced settings > > > >boot from usb device? i had
pc recently that would only boot usb that way
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2251[15:12:19] <fasdfd> <EdePopede>, I tried creating a
/etc/nginx/conf.d/local.conf file, but nginx complains it has
duplicate ssl_protocols and gzip directives, theya re also present
in /etc/nginx/nginx.conf, what should I do about this?
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2254[15:15:04] <ne2k> what is the canonical way to get both
static and dhcp addresses on one interface in linux (fupdown) these
days? I've read that auto eth0 eth0:0; iface eth0 inet dhcp;
iface eth0:0 inet static; should do the trick, but the static
address doesn't get assigned if the dhcp doesn't work
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2258[15:16:42] <celyr> the other way around ?
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2260[15:17:13] <celyr> iface eth0 inet static; iface eth0:0 inet
dhcp
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2264[15:21:29] <ne2k> celyr, no, that doesn't work. it
doesn't like dhcp on aliases (people mention this online too)
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2265[15:21:39] <oct2pus> does debian only transition to LTS
releases of KDE software in testing/sid
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2269[15:22:12] <oct2pus> im debating a reinstall and im trying to
fight off shiny new thing syndrome
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2272[15:22:53] <celyr> ne2k, yeah coz you would have to change
mac address
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2273[15:23:11] <edj> installed stretch. is it possible to install
jessie from a netinst cd I have? I don't think so, but no harm
in asking. If not, what about removing kde5 and installing kde4?
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2275[15:23:32] <celyr> so that is the solution, if you have to
bind before the dhcp address otherwise you will not get it (because
that mac already has an ip address)
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2276[15:23:59] <celyr> change mac address of your alias interface
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2281[15:26:22] <noodlepie> Our communal Debian PC updated
correctly today. Woohoo! @:P-~
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2282[15:26:22] <oct2pus> i think you want a debian specific
solution but i think opensuse still maintains a kde4 repo for people
who want it
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2283[15:26:35] <oct2pus> edj
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2284[15:26:40] <ne2k> celyr, I'm confused by what
you're saying
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2285[15:26:49] <oct2pus> im no suse expert tho so take my word
with a grain of salt
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2286[15:27:23] <blaztek> edj: can you use the netinst cd from
jessie (instead of stretch)?....if not, use the netinst cd and,
before you do the install, go into /etc/apt - the sources files and
change to jessie..then do the install after that
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2290[15:30:02] <ne2k> celyr, have to bind what before dhcp?
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2291[15:30:30] <edj> blaztek, I have a jessie netinst cd, but
when it goes out to grab packages, is there a repository there?
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2295[15:31:16] <blaztek> edj: let me check but, yes, it should
definitely be there
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2304[15:35:53] <edj> blaztek, so I can just stick the jessie cd
in and go ahead from there. right?
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2316[15:40:26] <jelly> ,v slapd
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2317[15:40:28] <judd> Package: slapd on amd64 -- wheezy:
2.4.31-2+deb7u2; wheezy-security: 2.4.31-2+deb7u3; wheezy-backports:
2.4.31+really2.4.40+dfsg-1+deb8u1~bpo70+1; jessie:
2.4.40+dfsg-1+deb8u3; jessie-security: 2.4.40+dfsg-1+deb8u3;
jessie-backports: 2.4.44+dfsg-5+deb9u1~bpo8+1; stretch:
2.4.44+dfsg-5+deb9u1; stretch-backports: 2.4.45+dfsg-1~bpo9+1;
buster: 2.4.45+dfsg-1; sid: 2.4.45+dfsg-1
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2318[15:40:42] <blaztek> edj: exactly!
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2322[15:42:16] <edj> blaztek, thanks a lot.
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2355[15:58:35] <emu_rider> Does anyone know if there is a way to
use RHEL without paying?
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2356[15:58:54] <emu_rider> I would like to give it a try
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2358[16:00:20] <karlpinc> emu_rider: Ask in #centos. FWIW, we
prefer debian here for reasons you can ask about if you care to.
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2367[16:01:43] <emu_rider> karlpinc: Yea I'll give it a try
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2368[16:02:38] <emu_rider> It seems like a popular choice in the
commercial world
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2369[16:02:51] <emu_rider> Would like to learn a bit about it
while im still studying
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2371[16:04:02] <karlpinc> emu_rider: Yes. One reason RHEL is
popular is because companies think that because they pay for
something they're getting something valuable.
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2373[16:04:50] <karlpinc> emu_rider: There can be valid reasons
to use anything, even Microsoft.
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2379[16:07:21] <emu_rider> Yea don't get me wrong, open
source is great. Though on the other hand, if payment is required
then devs / orgs / companies are given another reason to work on
improving their products right?
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2383[16:08:02] <emu_rider> Because companies need profits and
employeers need to put food on the table you feel me?
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2384[16:08:03] <karlpinc> emu_rider: Probably a conversation for
#debian-offtopic.
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2385[16:08:21] <emu_rider> Alright my bad
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2389[16:11:51] <noodlepie> microsoft of a cancerous virus
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2391[16:12:56] <noodlepie> to them, "business
interests" will always win over the technical, in a company.
Thank God we have a community out here. Our interests tend to be
pure! @:P-~
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2425[16:35:32] <arkoldthos> emu_rider, development license?
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2436[16:38:40] <blaztek> ^
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2438[16:39:06] <blaztek> just join the dev part of RHEL - or use
CentOS
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2440[16:40:18] <blaztek>
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2441[16:41:11] <jelly> but centos is completely different! It has
a blue splash screen
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2447[16:43:48] <emu_rider> blaztek, Thank you! Ill go make an
account now
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2450[16:45:34] <blaztek> emu_rider: #rhel - not here
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2455[16:47:04] <u0_a81> yo
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2457[16:47:21] <u0_a81> rehe wa
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2504[17:08:20] <DammitJim> what should I look for in terms of
running X on debian with an nvidia card?
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2506[17:08:40] <DammitJim> I just installed the
xserver-xorg-video-nouveau package
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2507[17:08:50] <DammitJim> I can see the slim screen, but I
can't type anything to log in
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2512[17:10:26] <blaztek> DammitJim: I think most people would
install the nvidia non-open source drivers - you do that from the
command line anyway
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2514[17:11:08] <greycat> I'd figure out what card it is,
then figure out what the wiki says to do for that specific card on
this specific Debian release.
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2515[17:11:36] <DammitJim> I found out that it's supported
by the nouveau drivers
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2516[17:11:42] <DammitJim> but I don't know where to go from
here after installing that package
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2518[17:13:26] <blaztek> you just installed the nouveau
drivers....then maybe you need to tell X to use them...
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2520[17:13:44] <DammitJim> the crazy thing is that apparently
there is no xorg.conf
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2522[17:14:02] <greycat> There hasn't been for many years.
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2523[17:14:31] <greycat> !xorg.conf
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2524[17:14:32] <dpkg> From Debian 5.0 "Lenny" onwards,
xorg mostly configures itself. Resolution is set by your
monitor/graphics card (unless they're broken), by your desktop
environment or <xrandr>. From Debian 6.0 "Squeeze",
input hotplugging saves duplicating settings and restarting X after
changes. The /etc/X11/xorg.conf file is usually no longer needed and
is often blank. Manual configuration is still possible, see <xorg
manual config>.
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2533[17:17:09] <DammitJim> right
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2534[17:17:17] <DammitJim> so, I don't know where to look
for what's been loaded
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2536[17:17:29] <greycat> the Xorg.0.log file, usually
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2537[17:17:44] <DammitJim> ah
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2538[17:17:55] <blaztek> DammitJim: X -configure
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2540[17:18:19] <vrd1> They bought a dell server poweredge t430
with raid card. Dell website says it has compatibility with ubuntu
server, aside redhat and suse, but says nothing about debian. Anyone
happens to know if debian is compatible with this kind of server?
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2542[17:18:46] <DammitJim> X -configure on the terminal?
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2544[17:18:49] <DammitJim> thanks blaztek
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2547[17:20:19] <jelly> vrd1: it's very likely it works if
it's a proper hardware raid controller, esp. if it works with
older versions of those distros like ubuntu 16.04 or 14.04, or RHEL
6
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2549[17:20:44] <EdePopede> fasdfd: maybe try to not double what
exists yet. should have no reason to complain then.
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2572[17:29:55] <vrd1> jelly: at most it says "support for
Ubuntu LTS for 14th generation PowerEdge servers"
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2573[17:30:06] <vrd1> and it's a link for a pdf document
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2574[17:30:22] <jelly> and the document says what
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2577[17:30:53] <jelly> ubuntu lts is 16.04 so that has mostly
older versions of stuff than debian 9
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2579[17:31:19] <vrd1> jelly: so that's potentially good?
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2580[17:31:29] <jelly> yes
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2581[17:31:30] <celyr> ne2k, If you want a static ip you
can't bind it before you got the dhcp on the same mac address
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2584[17:31:54] <ne2k> celyr, but why?
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2585[17:32:27] <celyr> because dhcp server will check and not
offer any ip in that case ?
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2586[17:32:58] <ne2k> celyr, wut. what on earth does the DHCP
server know about what other IP address I have assigned to my
interface as a client?
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2587[17:33:20] <ne2k> celyr, I am getting the impression that you
perhaps don't know anything about this
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2588[17:33:34] <celyr> okay
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2594[17:34:56] <Akuw> is possible to run a task in crontab each
10 seconds?
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2596[17:35:28] <jelly> Akuw: no
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2597[17:35:28] <greycat> no
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2598[17:35:36] <Akuw> ok
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2599[17:35:45] <Akuw> minimun is 1 minute right?
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2600[17:35:50] <Ool> yes
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2601[17:35:52] <ne2k> Akuw, what are you trying to do every ten
seconds?
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2602[17:36:00] <Akuw> just testing
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2603[17:36:21] <petn-randall> Akuw: testing cron?
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2604[17:36:28] <jelly> it's possible to set up six jobs,
each sleeping 0, 10, 20... 50 seconds before running something
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2607[17:37:09] <jelly> systemd timer units might have more
resolution
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2608[17:37:13] <greycat> If you need something to run every 10
seconds, don't even use cron for it. Write a program that runs
forever and sleeps 10 seconds between loop iterations.
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2609[17:37:18] <Akuw> yes that could be a solution
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2610[17:37:30] <Akuw> ok
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2611[17:37:49] <ne2k> jelly: yuk ;-)
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2613[17:38:23] <Tenkawa> or one cron job that puts a sleep in
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2614[17:38:29] <jelly> the naive approach will have executions
slide over time
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2615[17:38:31] <Tenkawa> script based
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2616[17:38:45] <Tenkawa> with a step based loop approach
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2617[17:38:48] <jelly> Tenkawa: then that one job has to run
something six times
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2618[17:38:54] <Tenkawa> with error handling
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2619[17:38:55] <greycat> jelly: which may be OK. We don't
know the problem spec.
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2620[17:39:00] <ne2k> jelly, that may or may not matter two
hoots, depending on the situation
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2621[17:39:11] <jelly> !wayttd
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2622[17:39:11] <dpkg> What Are You Trying To Do?
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2623[17:39:21] <greycat> because why would anyone ever tell us
what the problem is? we should be able to guess.
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2625[17:39:28] <Tenkawa> jelly: yeah.. probably overengineered
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2626[17:39:41] <ne2k> dpkg, greycat, the problem is can you make
cron run something every ten seconds. the answer is no. move on
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2627[17:39:41] <dpkg> ne2k: what are you talking about?
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2628[17:39:46] <Tenkawa> you know me
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2630[17:40:00] <jelly> more than one way to skin that cat
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2631[17:40:04] <greycat> hey!
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2637[17:40:27] <ne2k> dpkg, executions sliding over time may or
may not matter, depending on what the actual situation is
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2638[17:40:27] <dpkg> ne2k: You are person #1 to send an
unparseable request
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2639[17:40:32] <greycat> Don't make me get the jar!
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2640[17:40:38] <ne2k> dpkg, wut
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2641[17:40:38] <dpkg> It's 'what', you idiot. See
also <wat>.
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2642[17:40:58] <jelly> dpkg: what are you
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2643[17:40:58] <dpkg> I am an infobot. For more information, ask
me about <infobot>.
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2644[17:41:00] <ne2k> OMG I just realized I've been talking
to a bot
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2646[17:41:07] <ne2k> lol
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2647[17:42:31] <BanHammor> a person who claims wut is equivalent
to what is probably not that literate themselves, honestly
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2650[17:43:42] <ne2k> BanHammor, who claimed that?
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2651[17:44:04] <BanHammor> the bot, duh :)
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2659[17:51:30] <vrd1> jelly: lol, dell chat support just said
"Debian has not been officially tested, it's not confirmed
whether it works or not".
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2660[17:51:33] <vrd1> WTF
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2661[17:52:04] <greycat> Standard corporate non-answer to avoid
liability.
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2664[17:52:32] <greycat> I agree with jelly's earlier answer
-- if it works on Ununtu 16.x then it probably works on stretch.
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2667[17:52:56] <roylaprattep> while true ; do ./your-script &
sleep 5; done
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2670[17:53:34] <greycat> and then tomorrow there are 17500 of
them trying to run all at once....
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2672[17:54:31] <vrd1> ok, thanks all for the thumbs up attempt,
but still means I'm strictly alone on this.......
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2675[17:55:05] <greycat> you can google to see if anyone else
reported a Debian install on this hardware
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2676[17:55:16] <roylaprattep> Akuw: You could use the GNU package
mcron, a "Vixie cron" alternative.
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2679[17:57:03] <roylaprattep> Akuw: Or Quartz.
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2682[17:57:51] <jelly> greycat: with the caveat that ubuntu is a
slightly commercial distro that fixes lots of hw support on the
side, and debian mostly fixes what is reported
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2687[17:58:13] <vrd1> greycat: googling until now has returned
little to no results, though still trying
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2688[17:58:16] <greycat> Sure. No promises until someone actually
tests it.
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2689[17:58:30] <jelly> vrd1: if you can get the PCI ID of the
card in question, that can answer whether there's a driver at
all
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2690[17:58:32] <EdePopede> jelly: i'd set up a master script
with a loop which starts a worker each 10s in the background. they
loop until $(time +%s) ends on 0 and *then* they start their one
time job.
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2691[17:58:42] <jelly> vrd1: output of lspci -nn
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2698[18:00:42] <vrd1> jelly: i know how to use lspci, but how can
i filter for raid cards?
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2700[18:01:53] <noodlepie> lspci -v | grep -4 -i RAID
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2702[18:02:49] <vrd1> what's the -4 option for?
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2703[18:02:57] <EdePopede> argh. so sorry. Akuw: i'd set up
a master script with a loop which starts a worker each 10s in the
background. they loop until $(time +%s) ends on 0 and *then* they
start their one time job.
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2707[18:04:22] <jelly> vrd1: eh, just find the LSI thingy in
there or pastebin everything and let someone here identify the card
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2712[18:04:45] <jelly> assuming Dell is still using LSI-based
controllers
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2717[18:06:00] <vrd1> ok
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2718[18:06:19] <tw> they are.
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2720[18:06:55] <Akuw> thanks EdePopede
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2772[18:30:18] <fasdfd> EdePopede, I can't, as I
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exist there.
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2774[18:30:59] <EdePopede> fasdfd: i meant, don't repeat
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2775[18:31:15] <fasdfd> How do I change them then EdePopede?
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2780[18:33:12] <EdePopede> fasdfd> <EdePopede>, I tried
creating a /etc/nginx/conf.d/local.conf file, but nginx complains it
has duplicate ssl_protocols and gzip directives, theya re also
present in /etc/nginx/nginx.conf --SNAP-- that sounds like you were
repeating settings from .conf in your local.conf
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2787[18:34:55] <EdePopede> fasdfd: but maybe #nginx would be a
better place?
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2791[18:36:30] <fasdfd> they don't know in #nginx. Yup, I
was repeating them, because I wanted to change them, fe. nginx.conf
has gzip on; and I want gzip off;, so I have to repeat gzip.
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2793[18:37:16] <simbalion`> Hi, I'm running Debian 9 and
Openbox. I've got tint2 running for a taskbar/systray and it
shows a google chrome icon but I can't find any processes named
google or chrome or similar... I only have chrome installed for rare
testing purposes, can I get rid of this systray icon?
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2795[18:38:01] <jordanm> I can't imagine why anyone would
want gzip off. gzip only occurs if the client explicitly requests
compressed data
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2797[18:38:53] <ghostyy> hi, i am getting this error [
4773.272338] print_req_error: critical medium error, dev nvme0n1,
sector 517344
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2798[18:39:04] <ghostyy> it prints about 20 lines every 5 seconds
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2799[18:39:08] <jordanm> simbalion`: can you click on it and
uncheck "let google chrome run in the background"?
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2800[18:39:09] <ghostyy> what does this mean, is my SSD failing?
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2803[18:39:57] <simbalion`> jordanm: No if I left click it starts
chrome and if I right click I get the openbox menu
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2805[18:40:13] <simbalion`> but if it's running why
can't I find a process
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2806[18:40:33] <jordanm> ghostyy: yeah, or some kind of other
connection problem. with sata it could mean a bad cable or kink in
the cable, but that's unlikely for nvme
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2808[18:40:35] <simbalion`> nothing matches either google or
chrom
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2809[18:40:49] <jordanm> ghostyy: unless it's not inserted
all the way or making full contact
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2810[18:40:51] <ghostyy> welp
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2811[18:40:56] <ghostyy> it just randomly started doing this
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2812[18:41:02] <jordanm> simbalion`: how are you searching?
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2814[18:41:14] <ghostyy> so i dont think its related to cabling
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2815[18:41:33] <simbalion`> jordanm: using htop or ps and grep?
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2816[18:41:35] <jordanm> ghostyy: smartctl -a /dev/nvme0n1
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2818[18:41:44] <jordanm> simbalion`: what command?
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2819[18:42:04] <simbalion`> I'm searching for
'goo' or 'chrom' neither returns results.
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2820[18:42:19] <jordanm> simbalion`: exactly what command are you
executing?
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2821[18:42:29] <simbalion`> ...
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2822[18:42:35] <simbalion`> I'm using htop, are you familiar
with htop?
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2823[18:42:39] <simbalion`> F4 = search
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2824[18:42:42] <jordanm> no
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2826[18:42:53] <ghostyy>
replaced-url
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2827[18:42:55] <simbalion`> it's a fancier top
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2828[18:42:57] <jordanm> try ps aux | grep -i google
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2829[18:43:14] <fasdfd> jordanm, because I don't need it and
it's a security threat?
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2830[18:43:24] <simbalion`> if there were any processed named
google htop would find them with 'goo' but I also manually
inspected the entire process tree. There's nothing.
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2831[18:43:28] <rant> is there a signal I can send to an app to
make it exit normally as it would if I just hit the X on the window?
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2832[18:43:32] <dondelelcaro> ghostyy: likely; I'd try
running smartctl on that device to see what is going on
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2833[18:43:46] <simbalion`> Hrrmmm... I think I know whats going
on
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2834[18:43:50] <dondelelcaro> ghostyy: assuming it supports
smart, anyway
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2836[18:43:57] <simbalion`> I use QuiteRSS and I think it must
use Chrome for it's embedded browser...
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2837[18:44:03] <ghostyy> it says "passed" but also that
it has 38k media and data integrity errors
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2838[18:44:16] <simbalion`> In XFCE that wouldn't cause the
chrome icon to appear but in Openbox I guess it does
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2839[18:44:39] <rant> I just keep noticing the "recent"
locations in this app are not being saved and I think its due to the
fact that my script just stops the DM and slays the user and
apparently the app only saves that stuff when it exits normally
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2840[18:44:45] <dondelelcaro> ghostyy: yeah; the fact that most
of the errors are in two LBAs seems suspect
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2842[18:45:01] <ghostyy> what does that mean?
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2843[18:45:09] <ghostyy> that only a small part of it is failing?
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2845[18:45:26] <dondelelcaro> ghostyy: yeah, it means that all of
the errors that I can see are in 517354 and 517204
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2849[18:45:38] <jordanm> wow, those drives run hot
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2852[18:46:04] <dondelelcaro> ghostyy: considering that
you've written 281 million writes, and that drive is at
97°C, it's probably about right to start seeing failures
like that
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2854[18:46:18] <ghostyy> ive literally had this for like, 8
months...
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2855[18:46:22] <ghostyy> do they really fail that quickly?
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2857[18:46:35] <ghostyy> or is it jusst that its very hot and
thats caused it to fail quicker?
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2858[18:46:44] <dondelelcaro> ghostyy: no, but 281 million writes
seems like a huge amount for 8 months
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2859[18:46:51] <rant> ghostyy: a typical drive temp is more like
less than half what you are seeing
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2861[18:47:01] <ghostyy> i see
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2862[18:47:12] <rant> 40-55degC on most machines without any
special cooling measures taken
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2864[18:47:27] <ghostyy> i wonder why its so hot, i have a water
cooling loop
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2865[18:47:34] <rant> thats probably why then
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2866[18:47:36] <ghostyy> but i guess its not a very good one,
apparently
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2867[18:47:48] <dondelelcaro> ghostyy: or you have the loop after
your main CPU
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2868[18:47:52] <rant> cause you have less air flow due to using
liquid cool and the liquid cooling prob dont cool the drive
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2869[18:47:53] <jordanm> ghostyy: you have a water cooling block
on the SSD?
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2870[18:48:11] <rant> thought don has a good point as well
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2871[18:48:13] <ghostyy> no on the CPU
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2872[18:48:26] <ghostyy> it has a fan too, on the radiator
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2874[18:48:38] <rant> yes well using liquid cooling for your CPU
just reduces cooling for everything else if you dont have other
cooling methods for the rest of the system
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2876[18:48:48] <ghostyy> i see
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2877[18:49:01] <dondelelcaro> ghostyy: anyway, it's possible
it's still good, given that it thinks you have 100% spare
sectors remaining.
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2878[18:49:01] <ghostyy> so i need to replace my ssd, and get
better cooling
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2881[18:49:28] <dondelelcaro> ghostyy: but you may have an LBA
that didn't get written to correctly, or something like that
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2885[18:49:44] <ghostyy> i did recently reset my computer without
powering it off
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2888[18:49:48] <ghostyy> er, shutting it down
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2890[18:49:52] <ghostyy> since it was hardlocked
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2892[18:50:06] <dondelelcaro> ghostyy: you *might* try figuring
out what is at that LBA and replacing whatever was there
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2893[18:50:13] <rant> a normal system without liquid cooling
would have a big heatsink with a cpu fan and a case fan exhausting
heat.. instead you have a small liquid cooling heatsink and your
case fan has a radiator on it.. with a ton of heat sitting by it
rather than just moving air out of the case its heating any air that
goes through
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2894[18:50:13] <ghostyy> is there a way to fix the error, if its
the case that the LBA didnt get written to correctly?
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2895[18:50:16] <jordanm> ghostyy: that's likely a symptom,
not a cause
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2898[18:50:31] <ghostyy> ahh, i see
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2900[18:50:39] <ghostyy> rant, yeah, that makes sense
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2902[18:50:55] <dondelelcaro> but yeah; I'd first figure out
why you're seeing 91°C at your SSD.
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2904[18:51:20] <dondelelcaro> (for reference, mine is at about
27°C right now in a laptop with no special cooling going on)
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2908[18:52:33] <rant> oh.. ssd.. yeah those should run cooler
than the temps I quoted which are typical HDD temps
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2909[18:52:40] <jordanm> mine are around 32, but they are sata,
not nvme
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2912[18:52:56] <dondelelcaro> jordanm: yeah, mine is a sata too,
but my house is a bit cool right now. ;-)
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2913[18:53:14] <ghostyy> i opened my case and pointed a small
desk fan at it
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2916[18:53:32] <ghostyy> until i find some better way to cool it
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2917[18:53:40] <ghostyy> i think i need another case
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2919[18:53:58] <rant> ghostyy: wouldnt hurt to install front and
back case fans and heat spreaders on ram, disks, etc
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2924[18:55:26] <rant> most tower cases sold now have space for
two fans drawing air in the front by the hdds, and then one or more
in the back to draw it out, creating a nice airflow
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2925[18:56:25] <ghostyy> this case actually doesnt have any side
vents... maybe thats why its so hot
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2926[18:56:46] <ghostyy> and the front vent actually goes through
the PSU (its weirdly arranged, i got it years ago)
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2927[18:57:39] <ghostyy> i guess the most important question
though is, do i need to replace my SSD? is it likely to complely
fail any time soon? if so, when?
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2928[18:57:59] <ghostyy> i guess regardless im definitely gonna
start copying everything off of it
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2929[18:58:35] <rant> yes thats a good idea.. to backup and plan
on replacement when you start seeing errors
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2931[18:59:04] <fasdfd> in fact ssds are more temperature
resistant
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2932[18:59:13] <fasdfd> 70C is usually ok
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2933[18:59:16] <fasdfd> check your manual
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2934[18:59:29] <rant> fasdfd: though it was seeing nearly 100C
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2935[18:59:45] <fasdfd> check your cooling system
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2936[19:00:14] <fasdfd> theres something wrong!!!
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2938[19:00:21] <ghostyy> ive gotten it down to 63C with my floor
fan
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2940[19:00:31] <ghostyy> although, it still says 97C for temp
sensor 2 :p
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2941[19:00:43] <ghostyy> so i think that one is not working right
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2944[19:01:58] <RoyK> lmsensors is sometimes rather sketchy
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2946[19:02:37] <ghostyy> yeah, i didnt realize how bad my cooling
problem was because ive never actually been able to get it to work
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2950[19:03:06] <ghostyy> i didnt realize that my ssd had a
temperature sensor too
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2953[19:05:04] <ghostyy> oh cool, i use zfs so it tells me what
files the LBA errors occur in
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2962[19:07:41] <EdePopede> not sure if the situation can be
compared, but my OS HDD (good old 80GB Seagate) had problems for
some time. badblocks then solved the problem. errorfree for i think
at least 2 years now. (and yes, i will install next release to what
used to be my data disk for some time.)
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2965[19:08:13] <jelly> ghostyy: the commercial but free-to-use
s.m.a.r.t. client "hdsentinel" can often decipher
attributes more correctly than smartctl, you might get right temp
info and smart error logs with that one
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2966[19:08:18] <ghostyy> i have decided that my next step will be
to install 4 500GB HDDs i have lying around and put them in raidz3
mode
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2967[19:08:33] <ghostyy> and put my root filesystem on *that*
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2968[19:08:42] <ghostyy> then i wont have to replace any disks
until 3/4 of them fail
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2969[19:08:53] <ghostyy> jelly, ah great!
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2970[19:09:16] <jelly> or use raidz2 (if that's an
equivalent of raid6) and a hot spare
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2971[19:09:39] <rant> iirc from when I tried hdsentinel, its only
available for x86 archs
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2973[19:09:50] <jelly> never wait with drive replacement until
you're on no redundancy
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2974[19:10:20] <jelly> somehow I don't think ghostyy runs
zfs on a raspberry
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2976[19:10:38] <rant> probably not.. :P
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2978[19:10:44] <ghostyy> lol
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2979[19:11:08] <jelly> in any case, they have a couple more
builds now
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3017[19:31:55] <ayee> I've noticed the main debian9 repo has
all the security packages that debian-security has. What's the
point of having a separate debian security line in sources.list if
the same packages are in there?
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3020[19:32:27] <greycat> At any given moment, security.d.o *may*
have an update that hasn't been incorporated into the main
repository yet.
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3024[19:32:52] <greycat> The point releases (9.1, 9.2, etc.)
typically incorporate all of the security patches, plus a few other
things.
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3028[19:33:30] <greycat> ,v drupal7
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3029[19:33:31] <judd> Package: drupal7 on amd64 -- wheezy:
7.14-2+deb7u12; wheezy-security: 7.14-2+deb7u18; wheezy-backports:
7.32-1+deb8u5~bpo70+1; jessie: 7.32-1+deb8u9;
jessie-proposed-updates: 7.32-1+deb8u11; jessie-security:
7.32-1+deb8u12; jessie-backports: 7.52-1~bpo8+1; stretch:
7.52-2+deb9u2; stretch-proposed-updates: 7.52-2+deb9u3;
stretch-security: 7.52-2+deb9u4
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3031[19:33:47] <greycat> There's an example.
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3032[19:33:50] <ayee> greycat: So I'm assuming that in a
practical sense, the main repo always has the security updates. but,
the security.d.o team says it 'may' put them in there, but
doesn't commit to doing it.
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3036[19:34:44] <greycat> You should be using main *and*
security.d.o, because it can take a long time (weeks or months)
before a security patch goes into main.
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3041[19:36:55] <ayee> greycat: ok, thanks for the advice!
It's not clear the nuances of what you're saying from the
faq.
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3042[19:37:02] <ayee> I'll make sure I keep security.d.o
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3045[19:37:56] <greycat> Point release 9.4 is from March 10, so
security.d.o probably has about 7 weeks worth of patches that main
doesn't.
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3054[19:41:59] <ghostyy> hm... running zfs send/recv is
*extremely* slow, ive copied about 1GB over the past half hour
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3055[19:42:09] <ghostyy> is there a reason why reading from a
(failing) ssd would be so slow?
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3056[19:43:18] <ghostyy> maybe it has to do with the fact that it
seems to keep trying to read from the damaged sectors (i get like,
20 read errors a second in dmesg, all from the two or so damaged
sectors)
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3125[20:20:40] <NotSatoshiNakamo> Debian = best Linux distro?
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3126[20:21:04] <NotSatoshiNakamo> Once installed, what happen? I
can just leave it be and never worry about updating it? It will
install security patches on its own, I hope?
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3148[20:29:37] * NotSatoshiNakamo shouts to hear his own voice echoing
in the empty chambers of what was once an office landscape full of
activity and enthusiasm.
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3154[20:32:16] <karlpinc> NotSatoshiNakamo: You can configure
debian to auto-update by installing say cron-apt. (Can't say
that's the best, or not.) Eventually you need to manually
intervene to upgrade to the next major version. Every couple of
years.
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3155[20:34:56] <karlpinc> NotSatoshiNakamo: The
"unattended-upgrades" package. That's what I was
thinknig of.
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3158[20:35:38] <karlpinc> NotSatoshiNakamo: "Best" is a
relative term. We like it for various reasons. You can ask.
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3161[20:38:19] <sake> oh, this channel is a bit bigger than the
one in IRCnet
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3162[20:38:39] <karlpinc> sake: Is that otfc?
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3164[20:40:14] <karlpinc> NotSatoshiNakamo: Having said that.
Kernel updates require reboot to take effect. So far as I know this
needs manual intervention. (Maybe there's some knob to turn I
don't know about.)
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3166[20:40:44] <sake> otfc?
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3168[20:41:30] <greycat> oftc
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3169[20:41:54] <karlpinc> sake: Might have the letters wrong.
Yup. irc.oftc.net.
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3171[20:42:44] <sake> no I think that's a different one
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3173[20:44:10] <NotSatoshiNakamo> :/
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3175[20:44:37] <EdePopede> karlpinc: doesn't 2.6 have a
feature to change the kernel after an update on-the-fly?
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3176[20:44:38] <NotSatoshiNakamo> Very disappointing to hear that
I have to install extra stuff (perhaps even third-party) to not have
to babysit the machine running Debian.
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3177[20:45:15] <greycat> EdePopede: you're thinking of 4.x,
and that was something kinda theoretical that never actually came
true in real life
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3179[20:45:38] <EdePopede> oh, right. they are at 4 now :O
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3232[21:08:41] <jhutchins> NotSatoshiNakamo: I think it would be
smart to try installing whatever you plan to use on a test system
and see how it behaves and what it requires.
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3234[21:09:44] <jhutchins> !emdebian
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3235[21:09:45] <dpkg> Emdebian is a binary distribution for
embedded devices. It is created by the Embedded Debian project, an
official Debian sub-project, which aims to make Debian GNU/Linux a
mainstream choice for embedded projects.
replaced-url
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3237[21:10:01] <jhutchins> NotSatoshiNakamo: It depends a lot on
what you're going to do with the system.
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3264[21:26:35] <b-04> hello to all
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3266[21:26:44] <b-04> how is the ipconfig /flushdns in debian?
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3270[21:27:47] <greycat> If the goal is to clear cached entries
from a DNS resolver, first you would have to know where the DNS
resolver *is*. Are you running one on the Debian system? Are you
using one that's in a plastic router? Is the plastic router
*really* running one, or does it just forward all requests to your
ISP?
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3272[21:28:28] <b-04> i have a squid in debian, and dns servers
in windows server
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3273[21:28:42] <greycat> Well, we probably can't help you
with your windows server.
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3275[21:29:07] <b-04> but if I ping from the firewall, and one
from the squid, in the squid the host ip is not updated
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3279[21:30:14] <greycat> (1) Does the host/IP pair appear in
/etc/hosts? (2) What nameserver line(s) do you have in
/etc/resolv.conf?
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3284[21:34:00] <karlpinc> jhutchins: Regards your ssh question
the other day, you might find "-o
StrictHostKeyChecking=no" useful. man ssh_config
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3298[21:41:58] <garries> which file system should i select when
burning a live linux on the usb ?
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3299[21:42:25] <mutante> nowadays you can just "cp" an
.iso file
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3301[21:42:42] <mutante> for the debian installer that is
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3302[21:42:46] <garries> mutante: r u sure??
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3304[21:43:21] <mutante> garries:
replaced-url
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3307[21:44:10] <garries> mutante: th
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3308[21:44:12] <garries> thx
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3311[21:46:24] <newbie|2> hi
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3315[21:47:58] <kos-mos_> Do you recommend to use /dev/random or
/dev/urandom (i want to use the --random-source= with shuf command)
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3317[21:48:09] <greycat> Always use /dev/urandom
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3318[21:48:15] <mutante> garries: quite welcome :)
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3321[21:48:40] <greycat> urandom(4)/random(4) on stretch is quite
explicit that /dev/random is deprecated.
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3333[21:54:00] <jhutchins> garries: The image is an image of a
filesystem, so it overwrites any formatting or partitioning on the
device.
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3334[21:54:16] <kazdax> how to i drag an icon on debian kde ?
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3335[21:54:20] <jhutchins> garries: You can also mount the image.
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3336[21:54:32] <kazdax> it dosnt seem like windows where i would
hold down the left key and drag the icon
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3337[21:55:15] <kos-mos_> thanks greycat for the tip. :)
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3339[21:55:35] <kazdax> is this question suppose to be asked in
KDE channel ?
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3340[21:55:37] <jhutchins> kazdax: Haven't messed with kde
in a while, but try the right button.
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3341[21:56:14] <jhutchins> kazdax: There might be some locked
icons, or you might have to go into some special "arrange
desktop" mode.
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3342[21:56:17] <greycat> kazdax: for simple questions like this,
asking here is fine; you just have to wait until someone who knows
KDE is available to answer it
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3343[21:56:26] <Tenkawa> I thought you clicked and dragged
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3344[21:56:42] <Tenkawa> but its been forever
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3345[21:57:04] <kazdax> right i think its a special mode
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