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4 [00:01:20] <Brigo_> InvisibleRasta, you need the firmware
provided by non-free repositories. They are missiong in the official
release but you can get them from non official ones.
5 [00:01:35] <InvisibleRasta> where do i ge tthem?
6 [00:01:36] <Brigo_>
replaced-url
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9 [00:02:01] <InvisibleRasta> Brigo:
replaced-url
10 [00:02:04] <InvisibleRasta> this one?
11 [00:02:45] <InvisibleRasta>
replaced-url
12 [00:02:46] <Brigo> no, the netinstall.
13 [00:02:55] <InvisibleRasta> hmm
14 [00:03:07] <InvisibleRasta> im not sure
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16 [00:03:14] <Brigo> get the netinstall with firmware from
there and install with that.
17 [00:03:31] <InvisibleRasta> where is it^
18 [00:03:37] <Brigo> you can get those files, put them in an
usb and use them, of course.
19 [00:03:43] <Brigo>
replaced-url
20 [00:03:45] <InvisibleRasta> i tried
21 [00:03:47] <InvisibleRasta> didnt work
22 [00:03:50] <InvisibleRasta> it didnt find them
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24 [00:04:21] <InvisibleRasta> i need to extract them Brigo ?
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26 [00:05:15] <Brigo> InvisibleRasta, it is an installer, put it
in a usb and install from it.
27 [00:05:30] <InvisibleRasta> i alredy have the installer i
miss the firmwares
28 [00:05:36] <InvisibleRasta> at least thats what the installer
says
29 [00:05:38] <Brigo> it is a netinstal with firmware
30 [00:05:46] <InvisibleRasta> also the touchpad doesnt work but
i guess i can do it with KB
31 [00:05:57] <Brigo> this netinstall do has the firmware.
32 [00:06:03] <Brigo> that's the point.
33 [00:06:22] <InvisibleRasta> oh
34 [00:06:37] <InvisibleRasta> tought i could use the firmware
files as the netinstall iso told me
35 [00:07:29] <Brigo> InvisibleRasta, yes, you could, that is
another option. Install with non official netinstall it is easier.
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41 [00:08:06] <SerajewelKS> InvisibleRasta: you could also just
do a full install from DVD 1
42 [00:08:10] <SerajewelKS> and skip the netinstall
43 [00:08:20] <InvisibleRasta> i see
44 [00:08:28] <SerajewelKS> well, full is the wrong term.
offline.
45 [00:08:38] <SerajewelKS> DVD 1 doesn't need internet
access to install a working system
46 [00:09:42] <InvisibleRasta> problem i need to install on a
subvolume
47 [00:09:46] <InvisibleRasta> btrfs subvolume
48 [00:09:54] <InvisibleRasta> and i was told i can do it wth
netinstall iso
49 [00:09:58] <InvisibleRasta> so thats why im using that
50 [00:10:16] <SerajewelKS> that doesn't mean you
can't do it with DVD 1
51 [00:10:31] <SerajewelKS> "X can do Y" doesn't
imply "X is the only thing that can do Y"
52 [00:10:53] <InvisibleRasta> meh im one week trying to install
debian
53 [00:10:55] <SerajewelKS> you asked if the netinstall could do
it, people said yes
54 [00:11:03] <Brigo> InvisibleRasta, use lxc as i already told
you.
55 [00:11:12] <InvisibleRasta> in the meanwhile i compiled
gentoo and got a running system
56 [00:11:20] <SerajewelKS> then use gentoo
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104 [00:44:33] <InvisibleRasta> guys how do i trick the installer
to pick up my root subvolume
105 [00:44:35] <InvisibleRasta> ?
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109 [00:47:03] <InvisibleRasta> i tried as i usually do mount -t
btrfs -o subvol=@debian /dev/sda5 /mnt/
110 [00:47:09] <InvisibleRasta> but the isntaller doesnt pick it
up
111 [00:47:14] <InvisibleRasta> as a drive
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114 [00:47:37] <SerajewelKS> InvisibleRasta: if you mount it on
/target and skip the partitioning step, i *think* that should work
115 [00:47:56] <InvisibleRasta> literally to /target or to /mnt?
116 [00:48:06] <SerajewelKS> you have to choose "go
back" until you get a list of choices and then select the one
after partitioning, which i think is "install base system"
117 [00:48:10] <SerajewelKS> literally to /target
118 [00:48:13] <InvisibleRasta> ah
119 [00:48:15] <InvisibleRasta> damn it
120 [00:48:17] <InvisibleRasta> ty
121 [00:48:27] <SerajewelKS> that's where the installer
expects to find the install target's root volume
122 [00:48:33] <InvisibleRasta> cool
123 [00:48:35] <InvisibleRasta> ty
124 [00:48:37] <InvisibleRasta> hope it works
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177 [01:26:44] <InvisibleRasta> guys my netinstall iso doesnt
have a /target partition
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181 [01:29:27] <InvisibleRasta> i tried 20 times to restart it
doesnt appear.. when i get to the partitioning part of the iso i go
to shell and there is no /target neither target/
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199 [01:49:39] <InvisibleRasta> any idea why my netinstall doesnt
have /target?
200 [01:50:18] <joepublic> Nothing beyond the notion that after
chrooting into it it's just known as "/"
201 [01:50:22] <jelly> InvisibleRasta: that's only used at
package installation time
202 [01:50:46] <InvisibleRasta> jelly: why is it being such a
nightmare fo rme to install debian
203 [01:50:47] <jelly> nothing to mount before the partitioning
and fs creation is done
204 [01:50:49] <InvisibleRasta> i dont get it
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207 [01:51:29] <InvisibleRasta> i followed this:
replaced-url
208 [01:51:41] <InvisibleRasta> but i cant mount the subvolume as
there is no /target
209 [01:52:31] <jelly> that's a bit weird
210 [01:52:38] <Krennic> hmm
211 [01:52:48] <joepublic> It is easy for you to install debian.
Apparently you want to install debian, but only the way some reddit
person--who isn't here--says to do it, resulting in a btrfs /
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214 [01:53:03] <jelly> InvisibleRasta: which specific iso image
are you using?
215 [01:53:28] <InvisibleRasta> i tried
debian-9.6.0-amd64-netinst.iso
216 [01:53:30] <InvisibleRasta> debian-live-9.6.0-amd64-mate.iso
217 [01:53:34] <InvisibleRasta> both
218 [01:53:39] <joepublic> if it was me, and setup wouldn't
btrfs and i wanted to, I would install to ext4, then boot a live cd
and convert the partition to btrfs, then mount it and edit the
fstab.
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220 [01:54:00] <jelly> InvisibleRasta: does anything prevent you
from switching to Alt-F3, opening a shell, creating the supposedly
missing directory and going back to Alt-F1 with the installer UI?
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222 [01:54:17] <InvisibleRasta> joepublic: i need to install
debian in a subvolume. debootstrap gives me a broken system since
and the installer doesnt have a /target partition as i guess i
alredy have a subvolume created and i dont want to repartition
223 [01:54:54] <InvisibleRasta> jelly: i tried but it doesnt pick
up the subvolume as /root and tells me that i didnt set /
224 [01:55:02] <jelly> I don't know whether d-i supports
installing on a subvolume
225 [01:55:52] <joepublic> You need to install to a subvolume,
full stop? Or you need to do so in order to follow a particular set
of instructions that, honestly, don't seem to be helping you?
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227 [01:56:18] <InvisibleRasta> joepublic: i need to install it
on a subvolume as thats how my system is setup
228 [01:57:13] <InvisibleRasta> would of have been easy id
debootstrap was not pulling a compromised system
229 [01:58:05] <jelly> InvisibleRasta: wasn't that just a
matter of mirror usage or did it happen with any mirror?
230 [01:58:21] <InvisibleRasta> i tried a couple
231 [01:58:33] <InvisibleRasta> it never really went very well
232 [01:58:42] <InvisibleRasta> have you got a mirror to suggest?
233 [01:58:49] <InvisibleRasta> i guess ill try that way once
again
234 [01:59:22] <jelly> pick one from your country
235 [01:59:25] <jelly> !mirrors
236 [01:59:25] <dpkg> The best mirror for most users is
<deb.debian.org>; other mirrors are listed at
replaced-url
237 [02:00:43] <InvisibleRasta>
replaced-url
238 [02:00:50] <InvisibleRasta> compromised system
239 [02:00:54] <InvisibleRasta> and its from my country
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241 [02:01:50] <joepublic> i don't see why ftp.ro.debian.org
would not work.
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244 [02:02:28] <InvisibleRasta> me neither
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252 [02:08:49] <InvisibleRasta>
replaced-url
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260 [02:12:01] <InvisibleRasta> joepublic: this is jsut the first
error i get after bootstrapping and chrooting
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268 [02:14:42] <InvisibleRasta> i wonder if using arch-chroot
would get me the same errors
269 [02:15:03] <InvisibleRasta> cause i cant install makedev
270 [02:15:06] <InvisibleRasta> cant do anything
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280 [02:18:21] <InvisibleRasta> i guess its a PATH problem
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283 [02:19:59] <joepublic> what is your path?
284 [02:20:11] <InvisibleRasta> i fixed it now
285 [02:20:29] <InvisibleRasta> bash:
/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11/bin: No such
file or directory
286 [02:20:32] <InvisibleRasta> well kind ok
287 [02:20:34] <InvisibleRasta> of
288 [02:21:10] <joepublic> that looks pretty reasonable for
root's path, perhaps echo $PATH
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290 [02:21:25] <InvisibleRasta>
/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin
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295 [02:24:56] <InvisibleRasta> jelly: all my errors i had for
debootstrapping is because my actual distro has different PATH
compared to the bootstrapped debian
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300 [02:26:47] <jelly> InvisibleRasta: that probably
shouldn't be an issue as long as there're all of
/usr/sbin, /sbin, /usr/bin, /bin in there
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302 [02:27:25] <InvisibleRasta> Arch's default PATH only has
"/usr/local/sbin", "/usr/local/bin", and
"/usr/bin", whereas debian uses these directories as well
as "/bin", "/sbin" and "/usr/sbin"
303 [02:28:53] <jelly> defaults for PATH are usually different
for root and for normal user
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311 [02:35:16] <InvisibleRasta>
replaced-url
312 [02:35:51] <themill> looks like your sources.list isn't
right
313 [02:37:06] <InvisibleRasta>
replaced-url
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364 [03:30:01] <CyberManifest> why is this happening:
replaced-url
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368 [03:33:06] <ryouma> in jessie debconf is asking me about pam
modules. i do not know what to answer. " 1. Unix authentication
2. Register user sessions in the systemd control group hierarchy 3.
Inheritable Capabilities Management 4. none of the above"
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370 [03:34:58] <ryouma> i just want whatever i had before, which
would be the default for jessie. the question does not seem to have
a default.
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377 [03:39:28] <dominix> hi everyone, could someone point me to
old CD image. I need a wheezy to rebuild an old dev machine
378 [03:39:51] <dominix> ideally wheezy 7.8
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381 [03:42:10] <Ede|Popede> dominix >
replaced-url
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383 [03:43:38] <dominix> thanks Ede
384 [03:44:03] <Ede|Popede> seems you habe the choice between
jigdo and live versions
385 [03:44:05] <dominix> isn't there any iso of 7.8 , or
just jigdo ?
386 [03:44:27] <joepublic> what's wrong with jigdo? :)
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388 [03:45:24] <dominix> never used it
389 [03:45:38] <Ede|Popede> ah, 7.11 is available as .iso (last
in the 7.x series)
390 [03:45:41] <joepublic> it makes an iso at the conclusion of
the process.
391 [03:45:43] <dominix> I just need the netinst
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393 [03:46:09] <dominix> i will go with 7.11
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396 [03:46:57] <dominix> found it, thanks to all
397 [03:47:05] <joepublic> cheers.
398 [03:47:18] <Ede|Popede> how long does it take with jigdo
until the set is reade? i know, depends on bandwith... i think i got
32G or so now
399 [03:47:31] <Ede|Popede> happy installing
400 [03:47:45] <joepublic> I would imagine that it takes less
time than it took when originally released. I have not jigdo'd
in a while.
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403 [03:48:31] <Ede|Popede> and the last time you did? i mean,
just rundabout.. hours, days, weeks...? never did id, so i really
have no clue
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405 [03:48:35] <dominix> jigdo look fine, but I'm short in
time
406 [03:49:12] <joepublic> As I recall I started the process and
went to bed. Hours.
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408 [03:49:21] <dominix> I mean, ain't got no time to learn
it... no yet
409 [03:49:39] <Ede|Popede> oh. sounds great.
410 [03:49:48] <joepublic> only because of slow download speed.
jigdo downloads all the packages in the iso and recreates the iso
from the packages.
411 [03:50:39] <Ede|Popede> ah so it's not about fixed sized
chunks of the image?
412 [03:51:14] <joepublic> no; just packages.
413 [03:53:15] <joepublic> i am trying to remember how long
it's been since I used boot-floppies to make an actual boot
floppy. Or had to choose between us and non-us.
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415 [03:55:56] <dominix> my first linux install was on some soft
floppies, like 360 ko
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418 [03:56:25] <dominix> there were really plenty, it was an
slackware I guess
419 [03:56:40] <joepublic> for a long time the debian boot cd was
called boot-floppies because that's what the bootable package
was called.
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423 [03:59:57] <Ede|Popede> first linux install i've been at
was 22 floppies. now debian reached 14 DVDs or so?
424 [04:00:20] <joepublic> I have a 3-BD-ROM set of stretch.
425 [04:00:57] <joepublic> burned it to test by blu-ray burner,
which I find that I don't have nearly as much need for as I had
anticipated.
426 [04:01:21] <dominix> thanks to the Internet;
427 [04:02:22] <Ede|Popede> not only, there's still DVD. and
as long you don't go for 4k media, there's no real need
for BD. only disadvantage of DVD-Video is the (now) horrible
resolution.
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429 [04:02:27] <dominix> for my first install the internet was
run through analogic modem, it was 14400 baud ... I was ordering my
flopies by post office
430 [04:02:46] <Ede|Popede> but it sounded better back then ;)
431 [04:02:54] <dominix> :-)
432 [04:03:11] <ryouma> 2400 is usable
433 [04:03:26] <dominix> :-)
434 [04:03:29] <joepublic> 300 baud is slower than you can read.
435 [04:03:48] <dominix> bye guys
436 [04:03:54] <Ede|Popede> bye dominix
437 [04:03:58] <joepublic> peace.
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441 [04:05:21] <Ede|Popede> so jigdo is simply downloading from
the mirrors? don't know why, but i always thought it also does
sharing (torrent and such)
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443 [04:05:56] <joepublic> jigdo, jigsaw download.
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445 [04:09:14] <Ede|Popede> so i should have done it for long
now. i thought i'd have to take care first of isolating the
upload for security or whatever. but if it is download only then the
time of iso downloads is over :)
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447 [04:12:11] <joepublic> i like the way you think. but people
sure do seem to prefer downloading isos to assembling them with
jigdo.
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450 [04:16:49] <Ede|Popede> i think some have to see it working
one time. downloading an iso isn't much different from
downloading an exe, but jigdo... #neuland
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453 [04:17:48] <Ede|Popede> googled for video+jigdo. got lots of
results with tibetan music Oo
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456 [04:21:05] <Ede|Popede> will have a look at this one
replaced-url
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458 [04:21:15] <Ede|Popede> the links below the video look good,
so...
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484 [04:41:09] <blackmajic> how do i tell what is causing all the
write to a drive? iotop just shows the speed but no process
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492 [04:47:05] <dvs> top?
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498 [04:59:38] <m_g_lewis> blackmajic: On my system (Debian 9)
iotop shows the command in the last column and I beleive th thread
id in the first column...
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524 [05:24:11] <blackmajic> all the processes are 0.0 m_g_lewis
525 [05:24:35] <blackmajic> none show 10mb/s
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527 [05:25:58] <m_g_lewis> blackmajic: Hmmm, I don't know
then :(
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535 [05:36:30] <ryouma> which pam modules are installed by
default? i did an upgrade on jessie and it was confusing and i ended
up choosing 1, but don;'t know what the default was. it seems
that pam-auth-update is the command to reproduce the confusing
question.
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579 [06:26:34] <noobling> WHAT should I use debian testing or
unstable
580 [06:27:03] <noobling> i want latest packages but also
don't want it to break, so I guess testing, but the wiki says
testing does not receive security updates sometimes
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582 [06:27:11] <noobling> is that something I should be worried
about?
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584 [06:27:45] <n4dir> if you want the lates packages, then
debian is not the right distribution for you. plain and simple
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586 [06:28:10] <n4dir> if you don't want it to break, then
debian is the right distribution for you. Also plain and simple
587 [06:28:12] <noobling> i don't want bleeding edge, just
relatively recent
588 [06:28:25] <noobling> not Super old is what I want
589 [06:28:35] <n4dir> not sure, probably something like ubuntu
or fedora or such then.
590 [06:29:04] <noobling> can you also answer that part about
testing not receiving security updates, what is that about
591 [06:29:10] <n4dir> both, testing and unstable, and also a
mixed version of both, *will* break (or at least the chance is high
enough)
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594 [06:29:50] <noobling> I'm fine with them breaking once
in a while, I mean, I can usually fix things when that happens, but
I don't want unstable (because that breaks too often and I need
to update too often)
595 [06:29:54] <n4dir> not that sure about it, as i never cared.
I think it means : the debian security team doesn't handle it,
but fixes happen as the maintainer of the packaage sees it fit. Like
that.
596 [06:30:08] <noobling> I am fine with testing, it works fine
for me, just worried about the part about security updates
597 [06:30:39] <noobling> someone told me they have a priority
script to use debsecan and fetch fixes quickly from unstable when
they don't come to testing, but I think I don't want to do
all that
598 [06:30:57] <n4dir> as far i can tell it is as i said
(regarding the security updates). debian.org has some info bout it,
also which distro to choose (stable, testing or unstable).
599 [06:31:44] <n4dir> noobling: running mixed testing/unstable
isn't that hard. And has a few advantages over a pure testing
(imho, but the FAQ or a similar official document says the same)
600 [06:32:10] <n4dir> in short you set testing to default, and
only install packages from sid if needed, with apt-get install -t
sid package_name
601 [06:32:15] <n4dir> makes any sense?
602 [06:32:42] <n4dir> oh, and btw: #debian-next is the IRC
channel for duh: debian-next. It is on the oftc IRC network, not
freenode.
603 [06:32:58] <noobling> it does, that guy used debsecan to mark
packages with security updates temporarily high in the apt priority
list, then fetched them as usual
604 [06:33:19] <n4dir> make sure to install apt-listbugs, make
sure to have a backup-solution, use a bit more common sense than
when using stable
605 [06:33:50] <n4dir> never heard of it. but debian
packagemanagement is a *huge* subject. so that i don't know it
says nothing.
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607 [06:33:55] <noobling> n4dir: one question, when I manually
mark some package from sid like you did there, what happens when
over time a more recent version comes in my default repo? will it be
frozen or will it be upgraded then?
608 [06:34:26] <n4dir> good question. i don't know. i always
ran pure sid.
609 [06:34:59] <n4dir> well: or pure stable.
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611 [06:35:58] <n4dir> noobling: which DE do you use? I seem to
recall there have been distros based on Sid, but i think with a
focus on KDE.
612 [06:36:13] <noobling> none
613 [06:36:15] <noobling> just a wm
614 [06:36:37] <n4dir> ah, i see. I remember something like
"sidux", but i think the name changed.
615 [06:36:55] <n4dir> though i don't think it is necessary.
Just another safety net.
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618 [06:38:16] <n4dir> you won't get support here though, as
said, you will have to use the #debian-next channel
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620 [06:38:56] <noobling> Ok, thanks.
621 [06:39:14] <n4dir> good, good. Mainly: good luck and have fun
:-)
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624 [06:42:41] <pity> hi, guys. Is there any package with
bash-comletion support examples?
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627 [06:45:01] <n4dir> pity: i can't link right now, but if
you go to #bash and type /msg greybot completion ; you will get a
link (best of all: do debian-administration.org ...). I hope this
helps
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629 [06:45:23] <n4dir> from what i understand they are not a big
fan of it. But you will have to ask them about it.
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727 [08:14:23] <Peppi> hello
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729 [08:14:59] <Peppi> I'm not sure what this is called but
I want to make it so when I type: ll it runs ls -a how do I go about
doing that?
730 [08:15:19] <Peppi> or what is that called? Shortcut or what?
I have no clue as to the name
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732 [08:17:01] <n4dir> Peppi: it is called "alias".
733 [08:17:26] <n4dir> do something like "grep alias
~/.bashrc" ; and it should give you the idea
734 [08:17:40] <Peppi> got it thanks :D
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736 [08:18:33] <n4dir> Peppi: iirc debian's bashrc will
"source" a .bash_aliases file (or similar), so you might
also use that (iirc, just look at bashrc). Not sure if there is a
big advantage though.
737 [08:19:22] <Peppi> hmm interesting
738 [08:19:26] <n4dir> oh, i see you are in good hands over at
#linux
739 [08:19:45] <Peppi> yes
740 [08:19:50] <Peppi> but here is good too
741 [08:19:57] <Peppi> lots of other chatter there :)
742 [08:20:19] <n4dir> sure. just saying that i am not really a
good resource when it comes to aliases ... :-)
743 [08:21:21] <n4dir> the channel #bash recommends to rather use
functions than aliases (besides most easy cases, if i understand
them correct).
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821 [09:03:10] <mooseface420> Installing GRUB boot loader failed.
I have another drive with encrypted windows plugged in. What do i
do?
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832 [09:12:29] <Ede|Popede> could it be that quite many of the
right hand links on PDO are broken?
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838 [09:16:15] <babilen> Ede|Popede: You might find
replaced-url
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841 [09:16:20] <babilen> And yes, it could be ..
842 [09:17:08] <Ede|Popede> it's hard do keep an overview
with all these hosts :>
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844 [09:17:15] <babilen> Have you found any discernable pattern?
A unifying attribute among the links that don't work?
845 [09:18:41] <babilen> tdo is geared towards DDs/DMs and shows
different information. Depending on what you're trying to do it
might be more useful to you though
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852 [09:20:41] <Ede|Popede> just right now, the
replaced-url
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854 [09:21:15] <Ede|Popede> and the one for the hp to alioth
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856 [09:22:48] <Ede|Popede> is PDO obsolete or is there any place
to report such broken links? ideally without opening an individual
bug report for each
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862 [09:25:25] <babilen> #debian-replaced-url
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864 [09:25:44] <babilen> fwiw, links on tracker.d.o are correct
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867 [09:27:00] <Ede|Popede> well, err...
replaced-url
868 [09:27:45] <Ede|Popede> maybe it would be easier to simply
let them point to the package directly
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871 [09:31:06] <Ede|Popede> uh, love this:
replaced-url
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875 [09:33:19] <Ede|Popede> i've seen it is not included
anymore? was a nice piece of code imho to show what bash is able to
do. (comparing it to command.com...)
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877 [09:34:23] <pagios> emails to localhost on my server are
usuallt sent to root or to root@localhost ?
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880 [09:34:56] <pagios> is there a way to forward root emails
(local) to root@localhost ?
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901 [09:44:35] <pity> Sorry, my bad. I mean I want find a Debian
package which has bash-completion support as an reference to help me
to deal with packaging.
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903 [09:46:53] <pagios> hello/
904 [09:46:55] <tarzeau> pity: packaging what software?
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906 [09:47:51] <pity> tarzeau: an internal application, not
public
907 [09:48:02] <tarzeau> ah i see
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909 [09:48:15] <tarzeau> but you build it from source? for debian
stable ?
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911 [09:48:46] <jelly> ,file /etc/bash_completion.d/
912 [09:48:51] <judd> No packages in stretch/amd64 were found
with that file.
913 [09:48:54] <tarzeau> the most important thing is to have
DEBEMAIL and DEBFULLNAME set then run dh-make in the src pkg that
generates debian/* templates, that after editing you run debuild
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916 [09:49:54] <jelly> ,file /etc/bash_completion.d/*
917 [09:49:57] <pity> from source
918 [09:49:58] <judd> Search for /etc/bash_completion.d/* in
stretch/amd64: [truncated] deborphan:
etc/bash_completion.d/deborphan; git:
etc/bash_completion.d/git-prompt; blazeblogger:
etc/bash_completion.d/blazeblogger; apt-venv:
etc/bash_completion.d/apt-venv; arcanist:
etc/bash_completion.d/arcanist.bash-completion; easygit:
etc/bash_completion.d/easygit; drslib:
etc/bash_completion.d/drslibCompletion.bash;
919 [09:49:59] <judd> dracut-core: etc/bash_completion.d/dracut;
gmic: etc/bash_completion.d/gmic; dlocate:
etc/bash_completion.d/dlocate-completion; file-rc:
etc/bash_completion.d/file-rc; cdcd: etc/bash_completion.d/cdcd;
fail2ban: etc/bash_completion.d/fail2ban; bugz:
etc/bash_completion.d/bugz; feedgnuplot:
etc/bash_completion.d/feedgnuplot; dkms: etc/bash_completion.d/dkms;
zope-common: (1 more message)
920 [09:50:01] <jelly> any of those I guess
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922 [09:50:53] <pity> jelly: thanks buddy
923 [09:51:12] <Ede|Popede> pity maybe also
replaced-url
924 [09:52:02] <pagios> hello, echo "hello" | mail -s
'hello no.fwd' root@localhost ; mail No mail for root
925 [09:52:04] <pagios> why?
926 [09:53:13] <pity> Ede|Popede: thanks but I think it's
not what I'm looking for, I want to package an application with
bash-completion support, the completion fuctioning has been already
implemented.
927 [09:53:31] <jelly> pity: there is also #packaging channel on
irc.debian.org (= irc.oftc.net)
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930 [09:54:30] <pagios> jello/
931 [09:54:42] <pity> jelly: thanks
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972 [10:22:19] <ironhand> hi, can anyone point me to any
information describing how apt resolves a dependency when there are
multiple candidate packages for it (such as a virtual package name
or a 'package1 | package2' structure)?
973 [10:22:30] <ironhand> i.e. how is it decided to pick one
package and not another?
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982 [10:31:13] <petn-randall> ironhand: It usually picks the
first one, unless you use aptitude, then you get to pick the
dependency resolution yourself.
983 [10:31:16] <defanor> i'm trying to find where a package
came from, but `apt-cache policy` points to /var/lib/dpkg/status.
does it mean that it was installed from a .deb file, or are there
other possibilities involving repositories?
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985 [10:31:39] <petn-randall> defanor: Once a package is
installed, there's no way to find out where it came from.
986 [10:32:00] <defanor> i see, thanks
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1000 [10:40:05] <pity> ,file
/usr/share/bash-completion/completions/*
1001 [10:40:09] <judd> Search for
/usr/share/bash-completion/completions/* in stretch/amd64:
[truncated] apache2:
usr/share/bash-completion/completions/a2disconf,
usr/share/bash-completion/completions/a2dismod,
usr/share/bash-completion/completions/a2dissite,
usr/share/bash-completion/completions/a2enconf,
usr/share/bash-completion/completions/a2enmod,
usr/share/bash-completion/completions/a2ensite; aapt:
usr/share/bash-
1002 [10:40:10] <judd> completion/completions/aapt;
bash-completion: usr/share/bash-completion/completions/a2x;
publican: usr/share/bash-completion/completions/_publican;
zfsutils-linux: usr/share/bash-completion/completions/zfs;
game-data-packager:
usr/share/bash-completion/completions/game-data-packager; repo:
usr/share/bash-completion/completions/repo; abigail-tools:
usr/share/bash- (2 more messages)
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1020 [10:52:27] <shtrb> Is there some integration for compiler
/package build to send a notification job compile had ended ?
1021 [10:52:44] <shtrb> like the ones we get when copy a file
1022 [10:53:26] <JustASlacker> compile && mail -s
"Compile Done" notify@mail.com
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1026 [10:54:05] <shtrb> when I talk about a job notification
I'm talking about DE notification (KJob, OSD etc)
1027 [10:54:25] <shtrb> writing a script by myself is fun , I ask
for something existing work flow
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1030 [10:55:38] <shtrb> JustASlacker, I used to do qdbus --literal
org.freedesktop.Notifications /DataEngine/applicationjobs/JobWatcher
requestView "" "" 0 and then setting information
and kill it
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1036 [10:59:05] <Fox> petn-randall: you can, most of the time,
find where an installed package comes from
replaced-url
1037 [10:59:18] <JustASlacker> shtrb: I use zenity for that
1038 [10:59:20] <JustASlacker> zenity --info --text "Compile
done"
1039 [10:59:44] <JustASlacker>
replaced-url
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1070 [11:21:11] <petn-randall> Fox: You might be able look up the
installed package version, and the package version in the repo, and
*assume* that you got it from there on a match, but there's no
guarantee.
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1072 [11:21:32] <petn-randall> Fox: That's especially
frustrating when you build you own packages, and forget to increment
the version string.
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1082 [11:28:14] <Fox> petn-randall: sure, that's why I said
"most of the time"
1083 [11:28:23] <shtrb> JustASlacker, I was talking about
something like
replaced-url
1084 [11:28:39] <Fox> and the oneliner is buggy anyway
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1086 [11:29:14] <shtrb> JustASlacker, zenity is good for UI I
wished to interact with the notification system (and something
built-in)
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1088 [11:29:51] <Fox>
replaced-url
1089 [11:30:05] <BCMM> i just connected - what was the original
question?
1090 [11:30:26] <shtrb> BCMM, was it for me or for FOX ?
1091 [11:30:32] <BCMM> about notifications
1092 [11:30:53] <shtrb> me, I'm searhing for some tool for
compiler / package build integration
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1095 [11:31:13] <shtrb> I wish to get out of cases when I use the
approach like in that script and use a built-in workflow
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1098 [11:32:45] <BCMM> oh i see, this uses the global progress
system, not just plain libnotify stuff?
1099 [11:32:46] <shtrb> I'm using CMake mostly. so having a
job updater like the one I just linked would be a nice eye-candy for
me :)
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1101 [11:34:01] <shtrb> libnotify had been broken recently
1102 [11:34:23] <shtrb> I used to use libnotify in the past, but
plasma had broken it
1103 [11:34:41] <shtrb> s/broken/change how timeout and history
works/g
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1107 [11:35:15] <shtrb> BCMM you don't have to use progress
(it's just an example I wrote to express what I wish to see)
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1109 [11:35:38] <shtrb> in CMake for example we get 25% compile ,
30% finished etc
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1199 [12:41:19] <discovered> How do you install new theme ?
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1202 [12:42:09] <discovered> i tried to move the theme to
/usr/share/themes but in tweak tool i can't find the theme
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1220 [12:55:35] <at0m> discovered: where did you get the theme?
1221 [12:55:56] <at0m> most sites that collect themes have some
guide on how to set them up, too
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1223 [12:56:27] <discovered> at0m, gnome-looks
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1227 [12:59:04] <at0m> discovered: and there was no howto on the
site, or a README in the tarbal?
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1262 [13:16:10] <oo_miguel> what is the common way to run
fetchmail periodically as my user?
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1264 [13:16:55] <Voidablazer> Is this a Debian tool only?
1265 [13:16:58] <Voidablazer> if your device description says
"Unknown device", you can update your local usb-id
definition by running update-usbids as root.
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1267 [13:17:08] <Voidablazer>
replaced-url
1268 [13:17:29] <shtrb> oo_miguel, yes you can invoke it manually
(or use as a systemd timer)
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1273 [13:19:50] <oo_miguel> shtrb: oh ok I will try that with
systemd, thanks
1274 [13:19:53] <dab21> oo_miguel: Probably what you want is
crontab. Run "crontab -e" as a normal user. The commented
lines will explain the file format.
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1276 [13:20:08] <shtrb> oo_miguel, user timer no need to make it
system wide
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1278 [13:20:13] <shtrb> RIP cron
1279 [13:20:19] <oo_miguel> dab21: hmm I used to do it with
crontab before...
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1281 [13:20:46] <oo_miguel> but after setting up debian from
scratch, I began to wonder if this was the proper way
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1284 [13:21:48] <oo_miguel> shtrb: yeah I want it to be run as my
regular use only
1285 [13:22:29] <shtrb> you have per user systemd timers
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1287 [13:22:50] <dab21> oo_miguel: Each user can have their own
crontab, which runs commands as that user. It works fine in stretch.
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1297 [13:26:50] <oo_miguel> shtrb: dab21: allright thanks. I will
have a look at the advantages of each approach (since debian ships
with cron & systemd). I was not aware that systemd also provides
user timers.
1298 [13:27:14] <shtrb> , file 50-udisks.rules
1299 [13:27:20] <judd> No packages in stretch/amd64 were found
with that file.
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1301 [13:27:32] <shtrb> ,file 50-udisks.rules
1302 [13:27:35] <judd> No packages in stretch/amd64 were found
with that file.
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1324 [13:48:23] <JustASlacker>
replaced-url
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1334 [13:53:25] <jelly> JustASlacker: better suited for
#debian-offtopic I think
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1441 [14:52:25] <wondiws> hi, I downloaded the 3 GB DVD iso image
to install Debian, I wrote it do a USB drive using dd, but now in
the installation I get an error that it cannot mount the DVD...
1442 [14:52:29] <wondiws> how do I resolve this?
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1447 [14:56:25] <jelly> wondiws: did you write it to the whole
device (that is, eg. /dev/sdc and NOT /dev/sdc1)
1448 [14:56:45] <wondiws> jelly, the whole device
1449 [14:56:56] <wondiws> I suppose it wouldn't boot
otherwise
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1457 [15:01:48] <shtrb> did you md5sum it ?
1458 [15:01:51] <shtrb> and compare the results ?
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1466 [15:05:08] <wondiws> shtrb, md5sum is OK ofcourse ;)
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1469 [15:05:59] <willemb> apt-show-versions is returning
unexpected results for docker-ce:
replaced-url
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1471 [15:06:14] <willemb> i would have thought it thinks is is too
old, not too new
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1479 [15:07:33] <willemb> this must have something to do with how
versions are compared to one another?
1480 [15:07:40] <shtrb> wondiws, I'm talking about the
written data against what you have on site
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1482 [15:09:44] <greycat> willemb: can you please take pity on me
and tell me WHICH VERSION it thinks is "in the archive" so
I can see what it's trying to compare
5:18.09.0~3-0~debian-stretch again?
1483 [15:09:47] <greycat> against
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1486 [15:13:15] <willemb> greycat: how would I know? I was just
comparing against the first hit in the list, or what is tries to do
when I just do an apt install docker-ce
1487 [15:13:55] <greycat> near as I can tell,
5:18.09.0~3-0~debian-stretch and 5:18.09.0~3-0~debian-stretch are
the same, so I can't see what it's comparing (X vs Y) to
come up with the notion that one is "newer than" the
other.
1488 [15:14:27] <greycat> But hey, it's a third party repo,
and it's Docker, so I should probably just /ignore and move on.
1489 [15:14:42] <willemb> you have come to the same conclusion I
did
1490 [15:14:58] <willemb> i guess strace to the rescue
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1492 [15:16:59] <willemb> this could be the relevant line in
strace output: docker-ce:amd64 5:18.09.0~3-0~de"...,
75docker-ce:amd64 5:18.09.0~3-0~debian-stretch newer than version in
archive
1493 [15:17:06] <willemb> so, same version
1494 [15:17:55] <petn-randall> willemb: `apt-show-version | grep
newer` shows me several packages, not just the docker-ce package.
1495 [15:17:59] <shtrb> willemb, are you building a docker image
or trying one ?
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1497 [15:18:35] <shtrb> because in docker you meed some extra
stuff to make debian work (the files are there but they are not
executed)
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1500 [15:19:25] <petn-randall> shtrb: willemb is talking about
apt-show-version output, it's not about using docker. Read the
backlog.
1501 [15:20:01] <shtrb> I merged willemb and wondiws by mistake,
sorry
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1503 [15:20:18] <willemb> i am running the pmm docker image on
debian stretch. with docker-ce installed from download.docker.com,
as per their documentation
1504 [15:20:24] <greycat> I think shtrb wants to sidestep the
cosmetic warnings from apt-show-version which are clearly not
leading to any kind of useful discussion, and get to the heart of
the matter: what is the actual problem?
1505 [15:20:39] <greycat> ... or maybe that's just me.
1506 [15:21:05] <shtrb> just you, but you also can't trust
"debian" images at docker because they had been changed
1507 [15:22:52] <willemb> the actual problem is that, in our fleet
of a couple of thousand hosts, we trust the output of
'apt-show-versions|grep 'version in archive' plus
some cut,etc to tell us if we have packages installed that are not
from any configured apt archives, because then we will not be
getting security upgrades for said packages
1508 [15:23:13] <willemb> shtrb I am not worried about what is IN
the docker, I am worried about the docker-ce package installed ON a
debian host
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1510 [15:24:25] <willemb> now something changed in the docker-ce
repo to make apt-show-versions not understand their versioning
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1512 [15:24:32] <shtrb> docker-ce is not a debian package (afaik)
1513 [15:24:41] <shtrb> ,v docker-ce
1514 [15:24:42] <judd> No package named 'docker-ce' was
found in amd64.
1515 [15:24:55] <willemb> i suspect it is that they went from
18.06 to 5:18.09
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1518 [15:25:07] <willemb> indeed, it comes from their own repo
1519 [15:25:28] <willemb> the reason I am asking here is to better
understand why apt-show-versions does not understand what is going
on with it
1520 [15:25:36] <shtrb> it's there package, which pools
packages from a different repository (non debian)
1521 [15:25:37] <willemb> not because I want someone here to fix
the package
1522 [15:25:41] <shtrb> *theirs package
1523 [15:26:21] <willemb> are you suggesting that
apt-show-versions is not useful with 3rd party repos?
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1525 [15:27:07] <shtrb> we don't know if apt-show-versions is
even trustworthy there
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1527 [15:28:40] <willemb> is it documented somwhere that I should
not trust apt-show-versions with 3rd party repos?
1528 [15:28:53] <shtrb> you missed my point
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1531 [15:29:28] <willemb> or you missed mine. Do you understand
that I am not running apt-show-versions IN the container?
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1533 [15:30:34] <shtrb> yes, but on a machine that have someone
else software which we don't know how have modified the host.
you are expecting Debian to give security upgrades for packages in a
third party provider ?
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1536 [15:31:06] <willemb> of course not
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1538 [15:31:24] <shtrb> then I missed your point
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1542 [15:32:12] <willemb> I expect a tool provided by debian, that
compares installed packages' versions with those available in
configured repositories, to tell me when I have a packages installed
that is not installable
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1545 [15:32:48] <willemb> is that not one of the functions of
apt-show-versions?
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1547 [15:33:45] <greycat> I suggest you file a bug.
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1549 [15:34:24] <willemb> with docker because their versions are
confusing, or with apt-show-versions because it doesn't
understand docker-ce versions?
1550 [15:34:30] <greycat> Against apt-show-versions.
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1552 [15:35:21] <willemb> thanks. I'll do that.
1553 [15:35:29] <greycat> It may turn out that docker is violating
some policy rule with respect to package names, like maybe you
can't have two tildes, or I don't know what. But short of
that, at a glance, it does look like a bug in apt-show-versions.
1554 [15:35:43] <willemb> thanks for the feedback
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1559 [15:38:34] <petn-randall> willemb: I agree with willemb, it
seems to be a bug with apt-show-versions. `apt-cache policy
docker-ce` shows expected output.
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1577 [15:47:17] <ham5urg> Has anyone managed to downgrade the
microcode of a specific CPU?
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1584 [15:48:43] <petn-randall> ham5urg: Ask your real question.
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1588 [15:49:47] <petn-randall> s/A/It's better to a/
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1604 [16:03:45] <mrig> hello
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1610 [16:04:46] <mrig> What would be sensible course of action to
get a python 3 build of neovim for debian stretch?
1611 [16:05:37] <greycat> Does the version in stretch-backports
meet those criteria?
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1614 [16:06:07] <petn-randall> ,checkbackport python3-neovim
1615 [16:06:08] <judd> Backporting package python3-neovim in
sid→stretch/amd64: unsatisfiable build dependencies:
Build-Depends: python-pytest (>= 3.4.0), python3-pytest (>=
3.4.0).
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1617 [16:06:49] <greycat> Ah. I only did /msg judd v neovim
1618 [16:07:49] <petn-randall> mrig: Are you talking about
python3-neovim? That's the only python dependency I see in
neovim.
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1624 [16:09:34] <mrig> Yes I think so, I was investigating
Deoplete an auto complete plugin for neovim, it apparently requires
that python 3 be flagged when neovim is built.
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1627 [16:10:20] <mrig> greycat I just tried and unfortunately it
does not.
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1629 [16:11:09] <mrig> I could not find python3-neovim in the
backports, I will try again to see that I did not make a typo or any
such thing.
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1631 [16:11:29] <mrig> who is judd :)
1632 [16:11:39] <petn-randall> judd: are you a bot?
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1635 [16:11:51] <petn-randall> meh, doesn't respond.
1636 [16:11:58] <petn-randall> mrig: dpkg and judd are two bots in
this channel.
1637 [16:12:02] <greycat> ,v python3-neovim
1638 [16:12:04] <judd> Package: python3-neovim on amd64 -- buster:
0.2.6-3; sid: 0.2.6-3
1639 [16:12:20] <mrig> I have met dpkg already but not judd :D
1640 [16:12:27] <petn-randall> mrig: python3-neovim is not in
backports, you'll have to backport it yourself, along with a
few other packages (at least python-pytest and python3-pytest).
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1642 [16:12:35] <greycat> judd gave us info on backports earlier;
check /lastlog judd
1643 [16:12:39] <petn-randall> dpkg: are you a bot?
1644 [16:12:39] <dpkg> I ain't no stinkin' bot. I am a
finely tuned and hand crafted tool. Oh wait... I guess I am a bot
(that you should not abuse).
1645 [16:13:42] <ham5urg> petn-randall: I tried to get some
CPU-miner to work. All fine but if I use Debian or Ubuntu younger
than 16.04 I get bad performance.
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1650 [16:15:55] <mrig> petn-randall, right so I need to point apt
at another repository, or look to acquire packages from other repos?
1651 [16:15:59] <petn-randall> ham5urg: And how did you come to
the conclusion that microcode is to blame?
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1653 [16:17:08] <colo-work> Debian doesn't even install/load
ucode by default
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1655 [16:17:29] <colo-work> maybe it's actually kernel-side
mitigations against cpu vulnerabilities?
1656 [16:17:38] <colo-work> (or maybe none of it at all)
1657 [16:17:46] <ham5urg> petn-randall: after using a newer Debian
based system, the machine never got back to the old performance.
even with older OS-reinstall
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1659 [16:18:07] <petn-randall> ham5urg: microcode updates are not
persistent, so I'm guessing something else is the problem.
1660 [16:18:13] <ham5urg> ok
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1662 [16:18:37] <colo-work> maybe your initial measurements were
off?
1663 [16:18:52] <ham5urg> petn-randall: is it possible that it
hast to do with Spectre?
1664 [16:18:53] <petn-randall> That's also my guess.
1665 [16:19:19] <petn-randall> ham5urg: Did you update your BIOS
between measurements?
1666 [16:19:24] <BCMM> ham5urg: to further clarify: microcode goes
in to volatile memory - every time you reboot the computer, the CPU
goes back to using the microcode it got at the factory
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1670 [16:19:52] <colo-work> (or from the BIOS image)
1671 [16:19:57] <BCMM> ham5urg: it's quite possible that your
old distros have been updated with new microcode, since, as you say,
there's been a serious security issue
1672 [16:20:03] <ham5urg> petn-randall: no, no bios updates at
this moment
1673 [16:20:35] <ham5urg> BCMM: I understand
1674 [16:21:19] <petn-randall> ham5urg: If you can't go back
to the old version with the same performance, your issue is
somewhere else.
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1676 [16:22:15] <petn-randall> ham5urg: If anything, then firmware
updates will give you a performance increase vs old firmware. Newer
kernels use CPU instructions to protect against CPU vulnerabilites,
and fall back to software workarounds if they're not present.
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1680 [16:23:04] <BCMM> that's assuming the same kernel is
used, though
1681 [16:23:33] <BCMM> it's entirely possible to get
performance updates by going back to a kernel without meltdown
mitigations, for example
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1683 [16:23:41] <BCMM> sorry, performance improvements
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1686 [16:24:03] <petn-randall> yes, sure.
1687 [16:24:11] <mrig> Would building neovim be an option for me
here, would I need to know a lot about the appropriate compiler
flags to get a stable program running?
1688 [16:24:30] <BCMM> ham5urg: it's also somewhat likely
that your older distros have been updated with meltdown mitigation,
though (if they're still in LTS). major security issues are
pretty much the reason new software gets ported to old distros.
1689 [16:24:32] <petn-randall> But ham5urg claimed that going back
to an older OS didn't make the performance go back up again, so
I'm thinking there's an error in the setup.
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1691 [16:25:18] <ham5urg> I try to disable spectre and will report
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1693 [16:25:39] <ham5urg> disable spectre-patches*
1694 [16:25:46] <BCMM> heh, it would be kind of nice if one could
just disable spectre
1695 [16:26:00] <mrig> ham5urg, you can just turn off multi
threading.
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1698 [16:26:36] <mrig> will speed up certain programs I gather.
1699 [16:26:52] <mrig> Slow down others.
1700 [16:26:59] <ham5urg> mrig: but I want to use 31 of 32 threads
1701 [16:27:13] <mrig> oh right you are :P
1702 [16:27:16] <petn-randall> ham5urg: I'd try to do
systematic A/B testing to figure out what is wrong. If you jump
conclusions and try out single things, it might take you a long time
to find the issue.
1703 [16:27:57] <Tenkawa> a lot of things havent been programmed
to take advantage of smp properly no matter what cpu you have
1704 [16:28:15] <Tenkawa> just by the code itself
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1706 [16:28:57] <Tenkawa> i fought that a lot as a system
integrator back when I use to do that stuff
1707 [16:29:02] <ham5urg> petn-randall: I booted all my machines
via network with same newer OS. Now I can't repeat the measured
performance with a older OS.
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1710 [16:30:03] <petn-randall> ham5urg: Then I'd figure out
what changed between the first measurement and the last measurement
on the older OS.
1711 [16:30:20] <ham5urg> I try
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1713 [16:30:37] <petn-randall> Did you coldboot the machines?
Might be that microcode retains between warm reboots.
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1715 [16:32:17] <ham5urg> Did that too
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1717 [16:32:45] <ham5urg> It's driving me mad. It's
maybe something weird
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1727 [16:36:28] <JyZyXEL> Setting up mariadb-common
(10.1.37-0+deb9u1) ... update-alternatives: error: alternative path
/etc/mysql/mariadb.cnf doesn't exist, dpkg: error processing
package mariadb-common (--configure):
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1729 [16:36:51] <petn-randall> !bat
1730 [16:36:52] <dpkg> In order to troubleshoot your problem with
apt-get, apt or aptitude we need ALL OF THE FOLLOWING information:
1. complete output of your apt-get/apt/aptitude run (including the
command used) 2. output from "apt-cache policy pkg1
pkg2..." for ALL packages mentioned ANYWHERE in the problem,
and 3. "apt-cache policy". Use
replaced-url
1731 [16:37:10] <petn-randall> JyZyXEL: Can your provide *all* the
info from the factoid? ^^^
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1736 [16:39:42] <JyZyXEL> petn-randall: sure:
replaced-url
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1738 [16:41:18] <JyZyXEL> looks like it's the security update
that was just released for debian stable
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1843 [17:35:49] <hiroshi> Hello folks is anybody using debian 9.6
+ xen + uefi ?
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1846 [17:36:26] <colo-work> yes, yes, no
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1848 [17:37:00] <colo-work> but I guess it boils down to having
Xen as a UEFI executable
1849 [17:37:06] <colo-work> (if that's possible, which I
guess it is)
1850 [17:37:13] <hiroshi> I have an issue with xen kernel booting
debian uefi
1851 [17:37:47] <colo-work> I'm not sure/having doubts that
Xen would be able to chainload Linux as a UEFI binary for its dom0
1852 [17:37:55] <colo-work> but I never looked into the matter
1853 [17:38:01] <colo-work> maybe someone else knows more
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1855 [17:39:05] <hiroshi> colo-work: well if you look in
/boot/xen-4.8-amd64.efi you have an efi file from xen
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1857 [17:39:16] <hiroshi> but debian doesn't like it at all
1858 [17:39:43] <hiroshi> I tried this -->
replaced-url
1859 [17:39:44] <judd> Bug
replaced-url
1860 [17:40:15] <hiroshi> but I have the same output . when xen
kernel is selected the system freeze
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1866 [17:41:59] <hiroshi> this is xen link about it
replaced-url
1867 [17:42:18] <hiroshi> but there is a typo in --> sudo cp
xen/xen/xen.efi /boot/efi/EFI/xen
1868 [17:42:54] <hiroshi> for debian it is "cd /boot ;; cp
initrd.img-4.9.0-8-amd64 vmlinuz-4.9.0-8-amd64 xen-4.8-amd64.efi
/boot/efi/EFI/xen"
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1875 [17:48:10] <babilen> hiroshi: You might want #debian-xen on
irc.oftc.net/irc.debian.org
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1877 [17:49:05] <hiroshi> babilen: thanks so much for that . I
will go to cry in #debian-xen xD
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1906 [18:02:11] <TyrfingMjolnir> Anyone got example code for
ncurses, form, and fields?
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1908 [18:02:36] <TyrfingMjolnir> c/cpp/objc/ or swift of
preference
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1911 [18:04:19] <SerajewelKS> TyrfingMjolnir: the official ncurses
website has an examples section
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1919 [18:07:58] <babilen> hiroshi: It's on a different
network, but you'll find the Xen maintainers there. If that
doesn't help, you could also write to
replaced-url
1920 [18:08:50] <hiroshi> babilen: yes satly is a different
network and I didn't but I will ask there for help. thanks
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1925 [18:10:32] <TyrfingMjolnir> SerajewelKS: Before I got totally
crazy with this; are there other libs I should consider?
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1953 [18:29:49] <TyrfingMjolnir> SerajewelKS: Thanks
1954 [18:29:52] <TyrfingMjolnir> Nice example
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1961 [18:33:06] <SerajewelKS> TyrfingMjolnir: i'm not sure, i
think ncurses is the standard for terminal UIs
1962 [18:33:14] <SerajewelKS> i haven't heard of anything
better, anyway
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1970 [18:38:25] <alyssa> Has anyone else been receiving segfaults
after upgrading Firefox to 60.3.0 on aarch64 (ARM) Buster?
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1972 [18:39:13] <alyssa> gdb shows the backtrace deep into
libxul.so, but it's not built with symbols so I don't know
more than that (and I don't have the time / horsepower to do a
full build)
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1986 [18:42:28] <SerajewelKS> alyssa: may be worth checking the
BTS and report the bug there if there isn't already a bug
report
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1988 [18:42:58] <alyssa> I don't have a browser, remember? :P
1989 [18:43:10] * alyssa fires up links, the one true firefox
replacement
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1992 [18:46:21] <alyssa> Looks like it might be a duplicate off
#911898
1993 [18:48:06] <alyssa> (That's ppc64le, but aarch64 is also
an "obscure" 64-bit LE architecture so)
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2017 [18:56:47] <alyssa> (...so I guess I just don't have a
browser anymore. Price for running buster, I guess)
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2023 [18:59:41] <jelly> alyssa: look at #debian-arm for arm, and
#debian-next channel for buster, both on irc.debian.org (=
irc.oftc.net)
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2025 [19:00:07] <alyssa> jelly: OK, thank you :)
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2029 [19:03:05] <jelly> surely there are dbgsym packages for
firefox built?
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2031 [19:03:25] <jelly> !dbgsym
2032 [19:03:26] <dpkg> Packages that end in '*-dbgsym'
contain the symbols required for debugging executables and
libraries. The dbgsym packages are automatically generated packages
that are in a separate archive; add a line like "deb
replaced-url
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2038 [19:05:03] * alyssa finds out
2039 [19:05:28] <teclo-> au niveau de la conductivité
électrique c'est absurde de mettre de l'aluminium
à la place du cuivre
2040 [19:05:37] <jelly> non
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2042 [19:06:05] <jelly> teclo-: wrong channel I presume
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2045 [19:06:40] <TyrfingMjolnir> SerajewelKS:
replaced-url
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2047 [19:07:22] <teclo-> jelly: indeed, wrong window, sorry....
2048 [19:07:38] <teclo-> it's late, and I've been quite
busy all day... a bit tired... sorry for the inconvenience
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2052 [19:08:22] <TyrfingMjolnir> My main concern is in the support
for utf-8 or the lack thereof.
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2055 [19:10:20] <jelly> I see all the accents and I _think_ my
client does utf-8
2056 [19:11:59] <alyssa> jelly: I didn't realise dbgsym
packages existed, thank you
2057 [19:12:00] <alyssa>
replaced-url
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2060 [19:13:37] <jelly> they're a thing since... stretch?
2061 [19:14:00] <greycat>
replaced-url
2062 [19:14:02] <jelly> because another TB on all the mirrors just
fur debug symbols is too much, man
2063 [19:14:03] <greycat> (yes)
2064 [19:14:38] <alyssa> Good to know.
2065 [19:14:42] <alyssa> I'm not exactly a Debianite so
2066 [19:14:46] <jelly> TIL I can't read C++ stack traces
2067 [19:15:00] <alyssa> Tis alright, neither can anyone else :)
2068 [19:15:05] <alyssa> <-- C programmer
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2072 [19:15:41] <jelly> and who knows, maybe that's rust now
2073 [19:15:56] * alyssa shrugs
2074 [19:16:19] <jelly> js::fun_apply # I only understand applying
fun was attempted here
2075 [19:16:23] <annadane> i can't read stack traces period
:-)
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2077 [19:17:05] <jelly> well I can _pretend_ with python, perl, C
or sometimes Java.
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2079 [19:18:04] <alyssa> So uh... is there anyway to downgrade
firefox or anything?
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2081 [19:18:22] <greycat> !snapshot
2082 [19:18:23] <dpkg>
replaced-url
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2084 [19:18:34] <alyssa> Thank you!
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2087 [19:19:47] <jelly> if you're running testing you're
already a Debianite even if you don't know it
2088 [19:20:03] <alyssa> Begrudgingly, perhaps :P
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2091 [19:20:42] <jelly> what amount of RAMs does that machine even
have to be able to run firefox
2092 [19:20:55] <alyssa> It's a 4GB machine
2093 [19:21:01] <jelly> ooh
2094 [19:21:06] <alyssa> Firefox is a pig on here but Krita is
fine, as per usual
2095 [19:21:25] <jelly> well my phone has 6GB maybe I
shouldn't be that surprised
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2098 [19:22:30] <alyssa> (I run a Chromebook as my daily driver)
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2101 [19:24:14] <jelly> a brave soul
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2103 [19:24:58] <guest-12345678> can some let me know where i can
find the default kernel config for debian stretch?
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2106 [19:27:05] * alyssa tries to use snapshot
2107 [19:27:07] <bites> /boot/config-4.9.0-8-amd64 kernel version
may vary.
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2114 [19:28:19] <alyssa> (Am I going to bread up my machine doing
this? [Frankendebian etc]?)
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2121 [19:31:18] <alyssa> `Okay, yeah, downgraded firefox. This is
awful. It works, though! Thank you :)
2122 [19:31:38] <petn-randall> guest-12345678: in your
/boot/config-*
2123 [19:32:14] <guest-12345678> petn-randall: i need to start
from scratch
2124 [19:32:39] <guest-12345678> was able to find "git clone
replaced-url
2125 [19:33:01] <guest-12345678> so will just use the config from
there
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2143 [19:44:51] <PeaceTea> I'm using openvswitch and startup
configuration via interfaces file. sometimes IP gets configured at
startup and sometimes it doesnt. how can I find out the reason for
this?
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2194 [20:12:15] <InvisibleRasta> hello guys, i have downlaoded the
debian dvd to install the system but the installer doesnt find my
btrfs subvolume
2195 [20:12:25] <InvisibleRasta> i cant figure out how to mount it
so it finds it
2196 [20:12:52] <InvisibleRasta> i tried to mmkdir /target and
mount it there but when i get back to the gui installer it tells me
i still didnt select a partition
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2201 [20:15:19] <InvisibleRasta> it seems like the installer
automatically unmounts the subvol
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2208 [20:17:04] <BoggGod> Hey, I just installed debian stretch
9.6, and it has issues with the WLAN firmware. Could someone help me
please find the relevant files / fix the firmware issue
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2210 [20:17:19] <BoggGod> dmesg --level=err:
replaced-url
2211 [20:17:29] <BoggGod> the error during installation:
replaced-url
2212 [20:20:07] <greycat> ,file i915/kbl_dmc_ver1_01.bin
2213 [20:20:12] <judd> Search for i915/kbl_dmc_ver1_01.bin in
stretch/amd64: firmware-misc-nonfree:
lib/firmware/i915/kbl_dmc_ver1_01.bin
2214 [20:20:26] <greycat> BoggGod: you'll want to install
firmware-misc-nonfree which is in the non-free section
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2216 [20:20:37] <greycat> there may be more required...
2217 [20:20:49] <greycat> !ath10k
2218 [20:20:49] <dpkg> ath10k is a Linux kernel driver supporting
PCIe 802.11ac (a/b/g/n compatible) wireless LAN devices based on the
Qualcomm Atheros QCA988x 2.0 family of chips (PCI IDs 168c:003c,
168c:abcd). Introduced at Linux 3.11. Firmware from userspace is
required and not currently packaged (bug #724970), ask me about
<ath10k firmware>.
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2219 [20:20:51] <BoggGod> thanks!
2220 [20:21:04] <greycat> Ugh, that'll be the harder part,
then.
2221 [20:21:09] <InvisibleRasta> i cant find a official debian
page that explains on how to install on a subvolume
2222 [20:21:22] <InvisibleRasta> i found some random posts on
debian that i followed but it was not working
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2224 [20:22:22] <noln> InvisibleRasta, install to / then btrfs
subvolume snapshot and rm -r. I'm not even sure the installer
has the concept of a subvolume
2225 [20:22:44] <InvisibleRasta> it ownt delete my other
subvolumes?
2226 [20:22:48] <InvisibleRasta> wont*
2227 [20:23:31] <InvisibleRasta> cause all my subvols are in /
2228 [20:23:36] <InvisibleRasta> so if i isntall debian there..
idk
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2230 [20:24:14] <noln> there's the choice not to reformat. If
you mean to protect from the installer, install in kvm then btrfs
send/receive
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2233 [20:25:24] <InvisibleRasta> is there a guide for this kvm
intall?
2234 [20:25:36] <noln> (I usually truncate a file in tmpfs, kvm
net-install, remount -ocompress=zlib while installing and
send/receive)
2235 [20:25:37] <InvisibleRasta> isnt that a virtualmachine?
2236 [20:25:46] <InvisibleRasta> it would isntall different
drivers compared to my laptop
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2241 [20:26:30] <noln> no guide that I know of. A good opportunity
to learn your way around basic btrfs usage, should anything break in
the future
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2246 [20:27:07] <aloo_shu> you should be able to do an install w/o
resorting to virtualization, right?
2247 [20:27:24] <aloo_shu> in general, and my 2ct
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2251 [20:28:46] <aloo_shu> I feel like adding a little more
verbosity & documentation to the installer shell, could go a
long way
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2254 [20:29:33] <InvisibleRasta> how do i mount the root subvolume
so that the installer picks it up?
2255 [20:29:38] <aloo_shu> could even make that an opt-in
component to load, installer-docs
2256 [20:29:54] <BoggGod> alright lets see how it looks after a
restart
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2260 [20:31:54] <Sleaker> hmm okay, so I have my own preseeded
stretch install. everything working pretty good for amd64.
2261 [20:32:18] <Sleaker> I need to get it to install some i386
pacakges during the preseed, but my first attempt seemed to botch it
during the install base system.
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2264 [20:32:48] <Sleaker> not sure if this is a result of how
I'm generating the Package list.
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2267 [20:33:12] <Sleaker> right now I'm just using
apt-ftparchive on the whole thing. so my guess is it catalogues the
i386 packages in the amd64 one.
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2273 [20:35:46] <aloo_shu> (I vaguely remember there was a
(meta-?)pkg called multiarch, don't know if that's part of
base system by default. excuse my vague recital)
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2276 [20:36:08] <greycat> !multiarch
2277 [20:36:08] <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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2279 [20:36:34] <mrig> Do you know if the usb DAC on a device like
this would work out of the box today?
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2283 [20:38:03] <aloo_shu> ^ Sleaker multi arch howto could be
worth a look then, couldn't it?
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2285 [20:39:20] <aloo_shu> !multiarch howto
2286 [20:39:20] <dpkg> well, multiarch howto is
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2287 [20:39:23] <BoggGod> installing firmware-misc-nonfree
doesn't seem to have all the files
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2289 [20:39:30] <BoggGod> durig installation:
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2290 [20:39:38] <BoggGod> dmesg after a restart:
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2294 [20:40:07] <Sleaker> aloo_shu: ehh, that just talks about
multi-arch post-install
2295 [20:40:33] <Sleaker> I'm talking about needs for doing
it on a self-built ISO
2296 [20:40:36] <BoggGod> !ath10k
2297 [20:40:37] <dpkg> ath10k is a Linux kernel driver supporting
PCIe 802.11ac (a/b/g/n compatible) wireless LAN devices based on the
Qualcomm Atheros QCA988x 2.0 family of chips (PCI IDs 168c:003c,
168c:abcd). Introduced at Linux 3.11. Firmware from userspace is
required and not currently packaged (bug #724970), ask me about
<ath10k firmware>.
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2302 [20:41:58] <Sleaker> I already have a system with the stuff
installed after-seeding.
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2304 [20:42:51] <wroberts> is there still countries where you can
legally buy nigger slaves?
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2308 [20:43:26] <Voidablazer> wroberts: cool discussion bro
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2311 [20:45:01] <aloo_shu> Sleaker: wouldn't it still give
you an idea of what depends on what, and what needs to be present in
what order? I've only used custom seeds once and never ran my
own, but I'd expect you could have multiarch pulled earlier. If
not, you'll probably want to specify what exactly you want to
achieve, or maybe start out with 32bit, then remove & replace
with 64+multiarch, if that's feasible
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2315 [20:46:03] <kale> is there a tool available to show gpu load?
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2318 [20:47:14] <Sleaker> aloo_shu: no. preseed doesn't do
'ordered install'
2319 [20:47:20] <kale> i am using nouveau and playing a game in
wine
2320 [20:47:30] <Sleaker> it shotguns everything onto the system
after the base is setup
2321 [20:48:21] <Sleaker> aloo_shu: I don't think you
understand debootstrap if you're suggesting installing 32bit
base system at all.
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2325 [20:48:48] <Sleaker> the standard amd64 installer
doesn't come with any i386 packages at all to begin with.
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2327 [20:49:00] <Sleaker> and multi-arch aware is just a preseed
switch.
2328 [20:49:29] <aloo_shu> both synaptic and aptitude have a
search function, 'gpu load' would be a good search term,
and if you're finding appkets, they have to be for your desktop
environment, kale
2329 [20:50:22] <aloo_shu> Sleaker what do you need the early
presence of 32b pkgs for?
2330 [20:50:24] <kale> aloo_shu: never used those, apt-cache
search has no hits for gpu load
2331 [20:50:39] <Sleaker> aloo_shu: custom installer/packages.
2332 [20:51:00] <Sleaker> you are correct the alternative is to
seed them in d-i late_command
2333 [20:51:21] <kale> aloo_shu: aptitude sure looks like dselect
2334 [20:51:22] <Sleaker> but I think my major issue is that my
apt-ftparchive only generates a binary-amd64 list.
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2336 [20:51:37] <Sleaker> and that repo generation also includes
i386 packages.
2337 [20:51:40] <aloo_shu> kale are you searching pkg
descriptions, too?
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2339 [20:51:59] <kale> aloo_shu: i believe apt-cache search does
that yes
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2342 [20:53:04] <Sleaker> just trying to make things work that I
shouldn't ever have to get working is all :-/
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2344 [20:53:10] <Sleaker> lame choices higher up in my company.
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2350 [20:54:48] <aloo_shu> Sleaker: generating my own repo is also
a thing I've only done once, and it was a flat one. I do
remember, though, that there were more choices for repo builder
tools, and since architecture is in the pkg descriptions, getting
them sorted shouldn't be rocket science
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2352 [20:55:16] <Sleaker> yah, just need it merged into the same
tree which I'm not sure apt-ftparchive supports with multiple
architectuers
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2354 [20:56:00] <noln> Sleaker, is chroot/firejail an option?
ending up with two stock debian images instead of having to reinvent
your own
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2358 [20:56:35] <Sleaker> noln: hmm?
2359 [20:56:41] <Sleaker> we use a disc to install the base
system.
2360 [20:56:50] <Sleaker> distributed to customers.
2361 [20:56:56] <Sleaker> so no?
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2363 [20:57:21] <aloo_shu> I think I had everything on the pkg
list dpkg-repacked and then ran a tool I found in a synaptic search
over the package dir, in order to get a list, Sleaker
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2365 [20:57:34] <Sleaker> aloo_shu: that's what
apt-ftparchive does.
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2367 [20:57:51] <Sleaker> I think I'm much much further on
that what you've worked with :-/
2368 [20:58:10] <aloo_shu> probably
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2371 [20:58:40] <Sleaker> I'll just have to check into
generating an i386 repo and an amd64 one and then copy them into the
same tree probably.
2372 [20:59:13] <kale> Sleaker: are you just installing, or are
you doing more than that?
2373 [20:59:42] <Sleaker> I'm not sure how to define
'more than that'
2374 [20:59:55] <kale> Sleaker: adding packages after installation
2375 [20:59:57] <Sleaker> but I'll go with that since it
seems likely to fall under that :P
2376 [21:00:17] <Sleaker> kale: yes.
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2380 [21:01:33] <kale> ok, earlier, way back on potato, i copied
then installation dvd and put it on a local webserver, and then used
that as an archive during the installation. i guess today that would
mean more than one dvd. would that be a viable option?
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2382 [21:02:19] <Sleaker> kale: so I already have my own
custumized repo that I'm generating.
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2384 [21:02:41] <Sleaker> we've been doing this since ubuntu
6.04
2385 [21:02:48] <kale> forgive me, i came in, in the middle of
this, what is the original problem?
2386 [21:02:49] <joepublic> you installed potato from a DVD??? At
that time I was dancing for joy over finally getting a CD burner.
2387 [21:02:52] <Sleaker> hehe :D
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2389 [21:03:27] <Sleaker> kale: oh, trying to get the system
preseeded with some packages, (we're now moving to amd64) and
one of the packages I have requiers some multi-arch stuff.
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2391 [21:03:41] <kale> maybee that was woody... do not remember
2392 [21:03:58] <Sleaker> and right now I haven't been
generating a separate apt archive for the i386 stuff, which is
probably where all my problems are originating from
2393 [21:04:30] <Sleaker> installs fine over network but preseed
bombs out cause it tries to pull in the i386 version of a couple
packages instead of the amd64 ones
2394 [21:04:36] <kale> is it a custom application that requires
multiarch?
2395 [21:04:42] <Sleaker> yes
2396 [21:04:55] <kale> hmm... tough one
2397 [21:05:00] <Sleaker> and not really custom, just repacked db2
installer
2398 [21:05:05] <Sleaker> and it needs libpam0g:i386
2399 [21:05:29] <Sleaker> can probably just get around the issue
by either installing it in late_command and/or fixing the repo
generation
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2401 [21:05:57] <kale> i would check the repacked db2 installer,
and find out why it depends on i386
2402 [21:06:13] <Sleaker> because db2 doesn't run without the
i386 version of libpam0g....
2403 [21:06:18] * Sleaker made the repacked installer
2404 [21:06:51] <kale> ahh, and there is no way to build against
amd64?
2405 [21:06:54] <Sleaker> ibm only provides tar file installers.
2406 [21:07:06] <Sleaker> for binaries. it's not from source.
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2408 [21:07:25] <Sleaker> uh the 64bit version requires both the
amd64 and i386 versions of libpam0g
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2410 [21:07:55] <Sleaker> yay proprietary software.
2411 [21:07:58] <kale> ah, ok, you would need the i386 repo, but
you might be lycky its only a few packages.
2412 [21:08:09] <spackle259> hey guys im trying to figure out how
to get tor to work on my linux workstation. I installed the service
but it wont start. Any suggestions?
2413 [21:08:29] <kale> spackle259: check for a logfile
2414 [21:08:30] <Sleaker> kale: yah I mean I wasn't sure if I
had to generate a whole new i386 repo at first since it was working
via apt on an installed machine.
2415 [21:08:37] <Sleaker> but it appears like I'll need to
generate an i386 repo now.
2416 [21:08:51] <Sleaker> otherwise the installer disc has
problems.
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2419 [21:09:38] <Sleaker> cause yah, as soon as I removed the
offending i386 packages my preseeded disk works again heh.
2420 [21:09:45] <spackle259> kale: i m following the log file ..so
for example Nov 20 19:58:50 localhost systemd[1]: Failed to start
Anonymizing overlay network for TCP.
2421 [21:10:12] <Sleaker> and yah, I'm pulling individual
packages, not mirroring the entire i386 repo
2422 [21:10:28] <spackle259> kale: am i suppose to edit the torrc
file?
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2425 [21:11:42] <kale> Sleaker: sorry, cannot give you any better
advice than this, you could run on i386, but that would mean having
the i386 repo anyways, and not utilizing the cpu properly. its the
hard way i guess
2426 [21:12:14] <kale> spackle259: i am sorry that i do not know
much about tor. so i cannot help you there.
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2428 [21:12:45] <Sleaker> err no, can't run an i386 system
haha
2429 [21:12:46] <Akuw> i need to save a log once finish rsync like
this >> rsync -avz /path/ user@domain.com:/path/ > test.log
2430 [21:12:57] <Akuw> that will work?
2431 [21:13:12] <spackle259> kale: just checked under
/usr/local/var/log/tor/ and under /var/log/ the folder is empty :/
2432 [21:13:30] <spackle259> kale: thats ok..thanks fro trying
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2437 [21:17:49] <greycat> Akuw: you probably want 2>&1 at
the end, to make sure stderr is also saved
2438 [21:18:06] <Sleaker> yah, thanks for talking it through
though kale :D
2439 [21:18:24] <greycat>
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2440 [21:18:41] <Sleaker> greycat: order doesn't matter for
redirects
2441 [21:18:45] <Sleaker> they do the same thing
2442 [21:19:04] <greycat> You are absolutely wrong.
2443 [21:19:12] <greycat> Definitively, comprehensively wrong.
2444 [21:19:25] <Sleaker> greycat: maybe you mistyped 1>&2
in one of those?
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2446 [21:19:31] <greycat> *plonk*
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2449 [21:19:53] <joepublic> if only someone could post a link that
explains why the order of redirects matters.
2450 [21:20:19] <Sleaker> greycat: ah my b. apparently are
different just never been relevant for anything I've worked in.
2451 [21:21:07] <Sleaker> greycat: that link you said has a 1. 2.
3. on what the difference is.
2452 [21:21:27] <joepublic> what a fortuitous coincidence
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2454 [21:22:05] <Sleaker> lol
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2477 [21:35:23] <drocsid> Can't join #debian-next but I was
trying to install testing on my laptop via dvd-1 on top of usb key.
But looks like it fails installing packages. I think it's
somewhat confused about the iso being written to the key. I get
/usr/sbin/debootstrap" eval" lin 3: synatax error:
unexpected "||" expecting ")")
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2479 [21:35:46] <drocsid> from syslog
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2483 [21:36:27] <kale> drocsid: install with a media that reflects
the release you want installed. that should work
2484 [21:36:42] <jhutchins_wk> drocsid: You have to be registered
and confirmed on oftc.net See their web page for the procedure.
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2490 [21:40:19] <drocsid> Ahh duh. Not on freenode...
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2502 [21:45:41] <drocsid> kale: thought I did that. I wrote the
iso debian-testing-amd64-DVD-1.iso to the usb key via dd. I think
the issue might be debbootstrap doesn't recognize the usb key
as a cdrom?
2503 [21:46:49] <greycat> Or maybe this particular week's
-testing- image is broken.
2504 [21:46:56] <greycat> The testing support channel might know.
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2509 [21:48:18] <kale> drocsid: i use this:
replaced-url
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2518 [21:50:28] <linuxconformer> how do i get crontab to email me?
2519 [21:50:45] <greycat> set up local email delivery. usually:
dpkg-reconfigure exim4-config
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2523 [21:51:32] <drocsid> kale: thanks I will try using the alpha3
installer...
2524 [21:52:19] <linuxconformer> greycat: i don't think
dpkg-reconfigure is a package...
2525 [21:52:49] <greycat> dpkg-reconfigure is a command that you
execute as root. exim4-config is the argument you give to it, which
happens to be a package name.
2526 [21:53:31] <linuxconformer> oh ok, always forget i need to
use sudo otherwise it says package doesn't exist
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2529 [21:54:30] <linuxconformer> greycat: which option should i
select?
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2531 [21:54:40] <linuxconformer> mail sent by smarthost?
2532 [21:54:46] <linuxconformer> or local delivery?
2533 [21:54:47] <greycat> Do you have a smarthost?
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2539 [21:57:08] <linuxconformer> greycat: er not sure what that
is, this is just a server running on an openstack instance
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2542 [21:57:28] <greycat> If you don't have a smarthost, then
you will probably just have to settle for local delivery.
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2546 [21:58:56] <linuxconformer> does that mean it will be stored
on a file on the server somewhere?
2547 [21:59:22] <Sleaker> yes it means local to that system
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2551 [22:01:02] <linuxconformer> hmm not in /var/mail
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2584 [22:22:05] <InvisibleRasta> guys my screen blinks at boot i
am not sure what is causing it
2585 [22:22:57] <InvisibleRasta> htttp:/paste.debian.net/1052540
this is my dmesg
2586 [22:23:09] <InvisibleRasta> but i had to boot by appending 2
to the kernel
2587 [22:23:18] <InvisibleRasta> i got no X sorry
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2604 [22:31:40] <kalok322> Hi guyts, Someone has links or books
for me to learn more about linux distrubution, (non-LFS)?
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2629 [22:47:16] <jhutchins_wk> linuxconformer: There won't be
anything in /var/mail until exim sends stuff.
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2632 [22:48:07] <hypn0> kalok322: why not search net :-/
2633 [22:48:14] <greycat> generally you want to test your local
email delivery by doing something like "echo hi | mail
$LOGNAME"
2634 [22:48:41] <greycat> make sure the bsd-mailx pkg is installed
so you have the basic mail/mailx commands
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2637 [22:50:10] <BCMM> kalok322: that's probably a bit of a
broad question. can you narrow down what you want to learn at all?
do you have some goal in mind?
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2665 [23:03:46] <janisozaur> hey, I noticed some mentions of new
debian release going into package freeze soon
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2667 [23:04:02] <janisozaur> can I request an update of the SDL2
and related packages?
2668 [23:04:29] <janisozaur> sdl2-image, sdl2-mixer
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2670 [23:06:00] <SerajewelKS> probably not here, but you could
open a wishlist bug on the BTS
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2673 [23:07:36] <janisozaur> I was trying to do it earlier, but it
requires the bugreport tool or otherwise seems very convoluted
2674 [23:07:49] <themill> You just run 'reportbug'
2675 [23:08:10] <SerajewelKS> or send an email to
submit@bugs.debian.org with the appropriate pseudo-headers
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2677 [23:08:33] <SerajewelKS> I've often heard that
"icy" is the easiest word to spell.
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2680 [23:08:37] <SerajewelKS> mispaste
2681 [23:08:41] <janisozaur> …which is what I just said
above. Requires `reportbug` or is otherwise very convoluted
2682 [23:08:42] <SerajewelKS>
replaced-url
2683 [23:08:49] <kalok322> BCMM, as well?
2684 [23:08:59] <SerajewelKS> sending an email is convoluted?
okay.
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2686 [23:09:18] <janisozaur> sending a very specifically crafted
email
2687 [23:09:27] <greycat> Gasp, it requires two lines.
2688 [23:09:40] <SerajewelKS> if you read that link and can't
figure it out then i'll be surprised
2689 [23:09:50] <janisozaur> oh, they're not actual headers
2690 [23:09:53] <janisozaur> derp
2691 [23:09:56] <SerajewelKS> :)
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2693 [23:10:33] <janisozaur> ok, let's try it then
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2699 [23:13:43] <SerajewelKS> BTW it make take up to 15 minutes
for the report to get processed
2700 [23:14:01] <SerajewelKS> if you don't get an error
response, just wait
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2704 [23:16:22] <BCMM> kalok322: i'm sorry, i didn't
understand that at all
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2712 [23:20:34] <kalok322> BCMM, srry.
2713 [23:21:07] <janisozaur> ok, the email was sent
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2723 [23:30:57] <janisozaur> woo! it got reported in BTS:
replaced-url
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2732 [23:38:29] <cybercrypto> Is debian project
developing/supporting brfs? Or any plan for it?
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