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3 [00:00:42] <SerajewelKS> especially if they are going to take
up a taskbar button anyway
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7 [00:03:09] <RM982> how do I uninstall gnome without removing
the whole system in the process?
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11 [00:03:45] <n4dir> RM982: you won't this way or the
other.
12 [00:04:02] <n4dir> you may remove quite a bit though.
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18 [00:06:23] <SerajewelKS> i would suggest using aptitude and
marking the metapackages for removal, then sift through what else it
thinks is unneeded (dependencies that were automatically installed)
and mark for installation anything you don't want removed
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30 [00:14:24] <RM982> thanks, I think I will reconsider the
fresh install alternative
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36 [00:16:10] <n4dir> if you want to do that anyway you could
look at something like "dpkg -l | grep gnome | xargs apt-get
remove -s " (let's hope i got no error in there).
37 [00:16:32] <n4dir> -s as in simultate.
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39 [00:19:06] <SerajewelKS> n4dir: you will have to cut that
output a bit because of the columns
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45 [00:21:17] <n4dir> ah, now i remember. sorry and thanks
SerajewelKS ( i think a easy awk would do ).
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48 [00:21:34] <SerajewelKS> indeed
49 [00:21:47] <SerajewelKS> dpkg -l | grep ... | awk
'{print $2}'
50 [00:21:47] <dpkg> ii | grep ... | awk '{print $2}'
1.8-4.2 ultra s3kr1t #debian package
51 [00:21:58] * SerajewelKS rolls eyes
52 [00:22:31] <n4dir> let me look like a smart guy: | awk
'/gnome/ { print $2 }' would work too :-)
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65 [00:28:25] <Orbstheorem> Hi, I'm looking for
bibliography about standarization over monopolization, preferably
(but not limited to) software development. Could anyone please shed
some light in my road? :)
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74 [00:32:22] <joepublic> does monopolization not tend to
standardize?
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80 [00:37:06] <jpw> Orbstheorem: do you mean proprietary vs open
standards?
81 [00:37:07] <EdePopede> hint: timestamps on MS's
filesystems
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83 [00:37:35] <Orbstheorem> Yeah, but then monopole holders can
control and tailor the market. Which in the context of open source
software it's super annoying
84 [00:37:42] <Orbstheorem> joepublic: ^^
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88 [00:38:38] <joepublic> I guess catb by esr.
89 [00:38:39] <Orbstheorem> jpw: That included, but also
controlling interests and basically “confining the user”
and “leaving them no choice”
90 [00:39:32] <bdub76> improved openness in wireless would be
nice
91 [00:39:34] <jpw> the closest mantra i can think of is
stallman.org. I don't think any documented examples exist
outside of anti-trust law suits.
92 [00:40:34] <Orbstheorem> I got inspired a late-drunk
discussion about Google coarsing HTTP/2 on the IETF
93 [00:41:01] <jpw> there are plenty of anecdotl examples!
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97 [00:41:27] <Orbstheorem> jpw: I found many {G,A,F,A,M} vs the
United stated examples, but astonishingly not so many
“serious” research
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102 [00:42:04] <jpw> mshtml, flash, java, activex etc
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108 [00:44:06] <joepublic> the ibm pc and pc xt/at had standard
isa slots, the market flourished and ibm benefited. next model ibm
had micro channel slots, monopoly locked up tight, and ibm became
irrelevant faster than you can say no-thank-you
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113 [00:45:04] <jpw> Orbstheorem: the problem you will find is
that when a private comany creates a proprietary format they do so
to suuit their own requirements. This is not 'wrong'
because the company is trying to solve a previously unsolved
problem, this is their business model to recover costs.
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115 [00:45:47] <jpw> Obviously myself and many others would
prefer this was not the case but it is.
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120 [00:49:04] <Orbstheorem> I suggest moving to #debian-overflow
I just realyzed how offtopic this could go
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122 [00:49:36] <Orbstheorem> Can anyone invite me? ><"
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124 [00:50:02] <jpw> can you not get in?#
125 [00:50:06] <jpw> ill try
126 [00:50:49] <Orbstheorem> Oh, it's -offtopic, not
-overflow x)
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153 [01:04:53] <chomwitt> mutante: thanks very much for the
answer. sorry for the delayed response.
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217 [01:41:05] <nuxil> hi
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220 [01:45:01] <nuxil> i have a problem i dont understand with my
wifi.
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222 [01:45:59] <nuxil> i got a router that has 5ghz and 2.4ghz
band and i would like to prefere to stat on the 2.4ghz as it gives a
more stable signal. this wifi card on the pc supports both 5ghz and
2.4.
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224 [01:46:19] <nuxil> but if i connect to the 2.4ghz band. i can
not connect to the internet
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227 [01:46:41] <nuxil> its nothing wrong with the routersetup. i
check with other devices that uses 2.4ghz
228 [01:47:25] <nuxil> it will only allow me to surf when i use
the 5ghz band.
229 [01:47:34] <slidinghorn> is there a way to find out exactly
which maililng lists my email is on? I thought I've unsubbed
from them, but I'm still getting mail. I've sent unsub
emails but they say I'm not subscribed
230 [01:47:59] <nuxil> but the weird part is. if i connect to my
2.4ghz .i can login to my router. like.. there is a local net.
231 [01:48:10] <nuxil> seems like there is some routing issues.
isk.
232 [01:48:12] <nuxil> *idk
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236 [01:50:07] <nuxil> ideas?
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304 [02:26:00] <annadane> are there any graphical file managers
in debian that allow you to change the background color?
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306 [02:26:12] <phogg> annadane: the background color of what?
307 [02:26:23] <phogg> annadane: do you mean the wallpaper of the
desktop?
308 [02:26:27] <annadane> the area where files appear
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310 [02:27:05] <phogg> annadane: as far as I know, no. You can
only change your widget theme (e.g. GTK theme) which would change
all windows. I could be wrong, I don't know *every* file
manager.
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313 [02:27:41] <annadane> i use thunar which is my preferred file
manager so far but even changing the theme to dark in xfce for
instance doesn't change the color
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315 [02:27:56] <annadane> (thunar is xfce's file manager)
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321 [02:29:58] <phogg> annadane: I am familiar with thunar.
322 [02:30:05] * phogg is familiar with a lot of file managers
323 [02:30:07] <altker128> annadane: You can use Dolphin from KDE
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331 [02:31:24] <phogg> altker128: how do you change it in
Dolphin?
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333 [02:31:39] <altker128> phogg: It's configurable
somewhere
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337 [02:32:07] <phogg> altker128: I'm not finding it,
that's why I asked.
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339 [02:32:29] <altker128> phogg: Sorry, been awhile since
I've used it, not trying to be evasive. It might be in a KDE
control panel setting or theme
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341 [02:33:11] <phogg> altker128: you can definitely change the
Qt theme to affect the color, but it's a global effect and not
just Dolphin
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351 [02:36:07] <awal1> annadane, I doubt your purpose is possible
bcoz the gtk/qt theme you use applies for the whole X. You may look
for a custom 'thunar' theme, if it exists
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357 [02:37:58] <nuxil> just use mc :p
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361 [02:38:53] <phogg> altker128: it seems *likely* that you can
use custom theme rules for thunar, but it would not have a GUI for
setting it up
362 [02:38:56] <annadane> my problem with mc is you can't
see pictures
363 [02:38:58] <phogg> GTK themes are basically CSS now
364 [02:39:01] <nuxil> if the app dosnt have its own theming. you
best choice is a system theme.
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366 [02:39:15] <phogg> altker128: I'm not sure about
dolphin, but I think something similar would work for that, too.
367 [02:39:19] <altker128> phogg: I might be mistaken and
thinking of Konqueror in KDE 3.x days?
368 [02:40:27] <nuxil> good old days was better :p both kde and
gnome :p
369 [02:40:39] <phogg> annadane: this
replaced-url
370 [02:40:43] <altker128> I use MATE these days
371 [02:40:58] <altker128> Wish it had per-vdesktop wallpaper and
some other things, but it
372 [02:41:02] <altker128> 's "OK" at this point
373 [02:41:09] <phogg> annadane: this gives a snippet of GTK
theme code which targets thunar specifically, although not the part
you want, and alters the color. Tested and works for me.
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375 [02:41:52] <annadane> all the file managers either a)
don't have enough theming b) have poor controls or c)
don't show pictures
376 [02:42:03] <phogg> annadane: figuring out how to target the
area you want is going to be the hard part. Might need to peruse the
source code for that
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381 [02:42:23] <phogg> annadane: mostly file managers don't
have theming at all
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384 [02:42:58] <annadane> i am seriously this motivated to just
making my own
385 [02:43:08] <annadane> this close to motivated*
386 [02:43:10] <nuxil> krusader
387 [02:43:19] <awal1> annadane, check if the video in
replaced-url
388 [02:43:24] <nuxil> it has some simple colors stuff
389 [02:43:53] <awal1> I guess the guy uses an openbox based os ,
'crunchbang'
390 [02:44:06] <phogg> awal1: that URL is 403 for me
391 [02:44:20] <awal1> oups, not sure why
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393 [02:44:31] <awal1> opens fine here (chromium)
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395 [02:45:08] <awal1> dpkg: archlabs
396 [02:45:08] <dpkg> bugger all, i dunno, awal1
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427 [03:06:24] <joepublic> offtopic, i guess, but I have never
really come up with one centralized way to apply a theme that is
picked up by the DE such as lxde/sfce, by GTK and its apps, and by
QT and its apps. It's bad enough finding all the places to set
things like default application such as browser, much less theming
it all.
428 [03:06:45] <joepublic> someone somewhere has probably solved
it, or is working on it.
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430 [03:07:07] <joepublic> s#lxde/sfxe#lxde/xfce
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505 [04:04:14] <dr4ken> hello folks, i have an aesthetics
problem: i have debian 9 + xfce to the latest, but my desktop
icons' text doesnt have shadows, hwo can i enable it?
506 [04:04:31] <dr4ken> it is theme independant, no matter what
theme do i choo it still does happens
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514 [04:13:01] <siwica> I am currently teaching myself how do
build debian packages using the slides in `debian-tutorial`. Since
they are already a couple years old: what is the current usage
distribution of classic debhelper vs. CDBS vs. dh?
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528 [04:22:41] <rwp> siwica, AFAICS, The newer dh tends to be the
most recommended one now. cdbs is still used historically but now
but people aren't starting new with it. Others may have other
opinions and all of that.
529 [04:23:27] <siwica> Ok, thank you, that helps!
530 [04:23:56] <siwica> I will build new packages so I guess I
can safely skip cdbs for now.
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532 [04:25:11] <rwp> One might think of cdbs as an ancestor in
that it was a previous implementation and dh is a newer
implementation solving the same problem space.
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534 [04:26:00] <rwp> I am not versed with the new git package
flow but that seems to be the direction that all the cool kids go
these days.
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550 [04:30:29] <ChmEarl> siwica, since its a makefile, all you
need to do is:debian/rules binary
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552 [04:31:26] <ChmEarl> siwica, and if the d/rules has a
catch-all referencing dh, then your meme is clear
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556 [04:32:28] <ChmEarl> catch-all -> @:
557 [04:32:46] <ChmEarl> no %:
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663 [05:49:54] <z8z> Why Debian 9 version of vinagre fails to
connect to host with domainname.com:port and works with
ipaddress:port? I checked and the domainname is pointing to the same
IP. Any idea?
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798 [07:00:23] <siwica> I need to package a couple internal tools
for the company I am working at. Would you recomment maintaining the
debian directory within the "upstream" git repository or
have a separate repository for the packaging? What kind of setup is
common in this case?
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800 [07:00:45] <siwica> *recommend
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858 [07:36:39] <darxmurf> huuuuu did they finally fix this CIFS
issue of missing folders when mounting shares with vers={2,3}?
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873 [07:51:16] <PaddyF> ah, a CIFS issue caused that
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875 [07:51:51] <PaddyF> i wonder how it targeted those
directories that were the most important to me
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893 [08:00:18] <darxmurf> I think it was a kernel related issue
894 [08:00:53] <darxmurf> I did some tests this morning and it
looks ok (using kernel 4.18 from backports)
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919 [08:19:07] <darxmurf> how can I see which version SMB is used
when a folder is mounted ? mount command returns only
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923 [08:20:11] <_abc_> Hello. Just reading about package removal
for political correctness reasons, weboob.org - unrelated to what it
sounds like. Is there a solid debian policy on this? What about
mitigating damage caused to people using that package by removing
it? Is that also mitigated or is that secondary? I do not use it
(yet), this is a policy or principles question. Who knows what else
willl be purged next.
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1069 [10:07:40] <kale> in debian, when i run "virt-install
--os-variant list" i do not get the list of available options.
Which command will give me that list?
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1110 [10:28:05] <leorat> man virt-install ?
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1115 [10:32:35] <kale> the list is not in the manpage
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1117 [10:33:25] <kale> dpkg -L osinfo-db shows some files, from
which you can guess the os-variants chooseable. But there must be a
more convenient way of getting the list
1118 [10:33:25] <dpkg> ii osinfo-db shows some files, from which
you can guess the os-variants chooseable. But there must be a more
convenient way of getting the list 3.4-1.1 kale's private porn
collection
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1120 [10:33:52] <kale> heh
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1122 [10:34:24] <leorat> sorry thats all i had, i dont use cli
much
1123 [10:34:51] <kale> leorat: are the variants in a dropdown in
the gui?
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1126 [10:35:27] <leorat> i dont have virt installed
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1135 [10:41:21] <leorat> is the gui gnome boxes? if so its showing
all the iso variants on disk (havent actually used it yet)
1136 [10:42:02] <kale> i actually do not know, its been years
since ive seen the libvirt gui.
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1142 [10:46:00] <leorat> no its virt-manager or qt-virt-manager
sorry
1143 [10:46:52] <leorat> from here
replaced-url
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1170 [11:11:30] <choice> Good Morning
1171 [11:11:33] <choice> When I boot my computer, the Update
Manager often shows no pending updates. But when I click
'Refresh' it suddenly brings up updates. Isn't that
strange?
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1173 [11:13:07] <tarzeau> choice: update-manager is gnome-software
?
1174 [11:13:07] <apollo13> no
1175 [11:13:10] <apollo13> :D
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1177 [11:13:18] <choice> tarzeau: I guess so.
1178 [11:13:28] <apollo13> choice: refreshing happens at certain
time intervals
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1180 [11:13:37] <apollo13> after a while it would probably tell
you that there are pending updates
1181 [11:13:39] <tarzeau> maybe somehting with
replaced-url
1182 [11:13:52] <tarzeau> i've hardly ever seen anyone using
gnome-software...
1183 [11:14:07] <choice> apollo13: Yes. But why does the update
manager show a green (up to date) symbol after boot without
checking? It should be grey imho.
1184 [11:14:20] <apollo13> choice: *shrug* ;)
1185 [11:14:50] <apollo13> choice: wouldn't that by
definition then mean it should always be grey and never green?
1186 [11:15:06] <apollo13> like a second after you installed the
updates it should go back to grey because it doesn't know if
there are new ones
1187 [11:15:27] <apollo13> and even if it checks and finds no
update, a second later you could have updates again
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1189 [11:15:45] <choice> apollo13: It should be grey when the last
check is longer ago then the update cycle.
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1193 [11:16:22] <choice> green=checked within 1h and up to date.
red=checked within 1h and out of date. grey=not checked within the
last hour.
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1196 [11:17:55] <apollo13> mhm, I wish I could care about such
things^^
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1199 [11:19:06] <choice> What do you care for?
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1203 [11:20:04] <apollo13> only stuff that is critical (for some
definition of critical)
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1205 [11:20:19] <choice> Example?
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1207 [11:20:54] <kale> coffee on time
1208 [11:21:02] * JustASlacker nods
1209 [11:21:03] <apollo13> a site2site vpn loosing packets, a
server not booting, dunno
1210 [11:21:05] <JustASlacker> very critical
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1212 [11:21:16] <JustASlacker> I go with the coffee thing
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1214 [11:22:51] <apollo13> choice: for instance I would never want
to have update-manager show red for "checked within 1h and out
of date." -- if it is not a security update I would probably
not care
1215 [11:23:18] <choice> apollo13: What are updates if not
security updates?
1216 [11:23:43] <kale> choice: functions fixed. like word
processor does not work with bold fonts.
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1218 [11:24:44] <choice> I see.
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1248 [11:45:57] <High_Priest> hi guys, I have openvpn server
installed & configured and everything works fine until I restart
my debian stretch box (raspberry pi 3). After a reboot, the service
is started but no tun0 interface is brought up UNTIL I manually
restart the service with systemctl. Any ideas on why is this
happening and how to overcome this issue? Thanks!
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1263 [11:54:16] <Iridos> what version of debian is this?
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1269 [11:56:00] <Iridos>
replaced-url
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1287 [12:07:45] <vlt> Hi Priest! Did you `systemctl enable
openvpn@your_conf.service`?
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1299 [12:17:24] <grandfso> Hi, how can I allow a specific user to
bind to an IP address / network interface without using sudo or
running as a root ?
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1307 [12:19:50] <Wulf> grandfso: usually that's not
restricted to root.
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1309 [12:20:42] <grandfso> Wulf: I think this may be related to
low ports ?
1310 [12:20:48] <grandfso> I am testing with telnet.
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1313 [12:20:58] <Fox> port just has to be > 1024
1314 [12:21:01] <Wulf> telnet doesn't bind
1315 [12:21:09] <Wulf> oh, it can.
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1317 [12:21:34] <grandfso> Wulf: yup it can :)
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1319 [12:22:10] <Wulf> you could set ip_unprivileged_port_start to
a lower value (don't!)
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1321 [12:23:08] <Wulf> or create the socket using root and pass it
to your unprivileged process. Systemd got some support for that.
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1324 [12:24:50] <grandfso> OK, that's some idea. I will
follow this lead for now, because I don't think it's
possible have a non-root user bypass this limitation -- I tried some
time ago and failed miserably.
1325 [12:25:10] <inch> Try setcap
'cap_net_bind_service=+ep' /path/to/program, but then the
program gets to bind low ports,
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1327 [12:25:37] <inch> the permission is not for the user, but for
anybody who is allowed to run the program
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1329 [12:26:03] <grandfso> inch: the setcap is what I was trying
before - I didn't manage to get it to work.
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1332 [12:27:17] <tarzeau> say i have g1..10, bash variables i
can't print them with for a in `seq 1 10`; echo g$a; done
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1337 [12:31:19] <inch> tarzeau: with eval, you can, for example:
a1=b ; n=1 ; eval 'echo ${a'"$n"'}'
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1339 [12:32:34] <tarzeau> inch: that was what i was looking for.
THANKS!
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1367 [12:59:51] <bluenemo> hi guys. I want to keep some
directories synchronous one way using sth like inotify. I found
lsyncd - is there another tool you would recommend for the task? I
remember that there was sth cooler and newer than lsyncd but I
don't remember the name..
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1442 [14:05:05] <NetTerminalGene> ,kernels
1443 [14:05:06] <judd> Available kernel versions are:
experimental: 4.19.0-trunk-686-pae (4.19.5-1~exp1); sid:
4.19.0-1-686-pae (4.19.9-1); buster: 4.18.0-3-686 (4.18.20-2);
stretch-backports: 4.18.0-0.bpo.3-686 (4.18.20-2~bpo9+1); stretch:
4.9.0-8-686-pae (4.9.130-2); jessie-backports: 4.9.0-0.bpo.6-686-pae
(4.9.88-1+deb9u1~bpo8+1); jessie: 4.9.0-0.bpo.8-686-pae
(4.9.110-3+deb9u5~deb8u1); wheezy-
1444 [14:05:07] <judd> backports: 3.16.0-0.bpo.4-686-pae
(3.16.39-1+deb8u1~bpo70+1); wheezy: 3.2.0-6-686-pae (3.2.102-1)
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1448 [14:05:44] <NetTerminalGene> would you suggest to use stretch
backport kernel?
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1451 [14:08:38] <Fox> if you need it yes, if not it's up to
you
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1461 [14:15:10] <muAdmDev> after updating my system I get
"apt-get: relocation error:
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libapt-pkg.so.5.0" -
"GLIBCXX_3.4.21 not defined in file libstdc++.so.6"
1462 [14:15:36] <muAdmDev> I already reinstalled libstdc++...
searched google etc. can't get rid of this :(
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1515 [14:44:01] <High_Priest> any ideas on my question? thanks
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1548 [14:56:52] <Nawab> is buster testing or stable?
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1554 [14:57:45] <n4dir> testing.
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1556 [14:58:28] <incal> hello, I'm trying to copy my whole
home dir to a flash memory as a backup - yeah, I know, what a great
backup system - but right now it'll have to do - anyway problem
is: "cp: cannot create regular file ... invalid argument"
because of wierd chars (I think). How do I copy *everything*,
including them, everything in their exact dirs etc?
1557 [14:58:50] <ayekat> incal: what filesystem is on the flash
memory?
1558 [14:59:06] <incal> ayekat: 1s
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1560 [14:59:24] <n4dir> cp -a /home/username
/media/stick/backup_home; something like that.
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1566 [15:01:09] <incal> ayekat: vfat with 'df -T'
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1568 [15:01:38] <ayekat> incal: I doubt FAT has support for all
the weird filenames…
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1570 [15:01:54] <ayekat> (e.g. : in filenames usually causes
problems with windows filesystems, IIRC)
1571 [15:02:11] <n4dir> perhaps tar the whole shebang before
storing it on the stick.
1572 [15:02:27] <n4dir> as i recall the same as ayekat .
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1574 [15:03:02] <incal> ayekat: oh no! I have tons of it, Usenet
kommunication with '+', ":", possibly worse in
filenames
1575 [15:03:08] <incal> *communication
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1577 [15:03:24] <ayekat> +1 for tarball as suggested by n4dir (the
alternative would be to reformat)
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1580 [15:04:13] <incal> ayekat, n4dir: great idea, I'll do it
right now
1581 [15:04:37] <n4dir> funny enough i didn't come up with
that idea when running in the problem myself.
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1586 [15:07:50] <RandomSerb> hello. How do I check exact model of
installed GPU?
1587 [15:08:02] <tarzeau> RandomSerb: lspci |grep VGA ?
1588 [15:08:07] <RandomSerb> I tried lspci and utils like lshw,
but I can't get exact model
1589 [15:08:08] <tarzeau> might need an update-pciids
1590 [15:08:23] <RandomSerb> product: Cedar [Radeon HD
5000/6000/7350/8350 Series] [1002:68F9]
1591 [15:08:28] <RandomSerb> tarzeau, ^
1592 [15:08:33] <tarzeau> that is not exact?
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1594 [15:08:47] <RandomSerb> radeon hd 1 out of 4 series?
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1598 [15:08:51] <tarzeau> RandomSerb: try adding -v to lspci
1599 [15:08:53] <RandomSerb> that's exact?
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1601 [15:09:10] <tarzeau> aha, well the pci id at the end,
googling for that?
1602 [15:09:16] <RandomSerb> tarzeau, lspci -vnn | grep VGA -A 12
1603 [15:09:21] <RandomSerb> that was the exact command
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1605 [15:10:28] <RandomSerb> tarzeau, 1002:68f9 ?
1606 [15:11:31] <tarzeau> RandomSerb: yes that's what you
pasted: 15:08 < RandomSerb> product: Cedar [Radeon HD
5000/6000/7350/8350 Series] [1002:68F9] <- here
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1616 [15:15:18] <LtL> judd: pciid 1002:68F9
1617 [15:15:19] <judd> [1002:68f9] is 'Cedar [Radeon HD
5000/6000/7350/8350 Series]' from 'Advanced Micro Devices,
Inc. [AMD/ATI]' with kernel modules 'snd-hda-intel',
'radeon' in stretch. See also
replaced-url
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1619 [15:16:27] <incal> ayekat, n4dir: 'tar -cpf home-dir.tar
home-dir' should do it right?
1620 [15:16:43] <LtL> RandomSerb: um, that's usually not a
good indication from judd regarding your radeon chipset driver wise.
1621 [15:17:20] <incal> ayekat, n4dir: I have to do it with sudo,
that won't influence permissions etc, right?
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1624 [15:18:58] <ayekat> incal: to be honest, I have never tarred
up something for an archive-like backup, so I can't tell if
that's the good set of options
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1626 [15:19:23] <esainane> I'd recommend making a squashfs
archive
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1629 [15:19:47] <incal> ayekat: yeah, I have to do this is like
zero time that's why I'm freaking out :)
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1632 [15:21:26] <incal> ayekat, n4dir: is it smart to tar it from
the SD directly to the flash? problem is, almost zero space left on
SD
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1635 [15:22:03] <ayekat> shouldn't be a problem, I'd say
1636 [15:22:17] <incal> ayekat: cool, I'll do it right now
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1641 [15:24:30] <incal> ayekat, n4dir: works! thank you both! even
tho perhaps trivial thing I was/am too stressed to have figured it
out w/o your help
1642 [15:24:51] <DanteD> How to install GCC-7 to debian stable?
(its in testing, but will my system break if I only add that
package? )
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1644 [15:25:43] <PaddyF> !nvidia
1645 [15:25:43] <dpkg> Where possible, Nvidia graphic processing
units are supported using the open source <nouveau> driver on
Debian systems by default. To install the proprietary
"nvidia" driver, see
replaced-url
1646 [15:25:53] <PaddyF> !nvidia legacy
1647 [15:25:53] <dpkg> The Nvidia proprietary 304.125 legacy
driver supports the GeForce 6xxx and 7xxx GPUs, which are no longer
supported by the Nvidia proprietary unified driver. To install, see
replaced-url
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1654 [15:31:00] <irenicus> How do I figure out what GPU drivers
I'm using?
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1658 [15:31:29] <PaddyF> irenicus: look at "lspci -v"
e.g.
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1661 [15:32:00] <LtL> irenicus: lspci -k shows you quite a bit.
1662 [15:32:01] <irenicus> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller:
NVIDIA Corporation GF108GLM [NVS 5200M] (rev ff) (prog-if ff)
1663 [15:32:04] <irenicus> !!! Unknown header type 7f
1664 [15:32:07] <irenicus> Kernel modules: nouveau
1665 [15:32:30] <irenicus> thanks! so, that means I use the noveau
driver, and it's... working?
1666 [15:32:47] <PaddyF> when you install nvidia-detect it can
tell you which driver you need
1667 [15:33:04] <PaddyF> but its in the non-free repo
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1671 [15:34:54] <irenicus> arright! Will that thing install the
non-free drivers? I'm trying to set up my monitor with hdmi,
but atm. it only works with vga. If this is feasible with noveau,
I'd rather keep to that..
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1673 [15:35:13] <cmihai> debian-9.6.0-s390x-netinst.iso fails with
"mirror does not support the speified release (stretch)"
at : wget --no-verbose
replaced-url
1674 [15:35:46] <cmihai> Exiting to a shell -> wget works fine
though. Is this a mirror issue (should I use a specific mirror)?
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1676 [15:37:33] <irenicus> PaddyF: so, output of nvidia-detect is
that my card is supported by all driver versions and it's
recommended to install the nvidia-driver package
1677 [15:38:11] <PaddyF> if you install it then nouveau will be
disabled / blacklisted
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1679 [15:38:26] <PaddyF> you can have only 1 driver installed
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1681 [15:38:46] <irenicus> PaddyF: ohkay. Thanks. Is that
*necessary* in order to ose a monitor with HDMI?
1682 [15:38:58] <PaddyF> i dont think so
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1684 [15:39:20] <PaddyF> the proprietary driver has a few
advantages. one is speed
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1687 [15:40:18] <irenicus> yeah, but I've had *so* much
trouble with the proprietary drivers in the past.. I don't
really need speed or cuda or any of that stuff; I just want to
exploit the resolution of my fancy new monitor
1688 [15:40:26] <irenicus> vga doesn't do it justice
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1690 [15:40:42] <PaddyF> you can stay with nouveau sure thing
1691 [15:40:46] <cmihai> Doesn't look like s390x supports
'cd install' either.
1692 [15:41:07] <irenicus> PaddyF: ok, but how do you make it
connect with HDMI?
1693 [15:41:29] <irenicus> When I insert a vga cable, the monitor
shows up. When I insert a hdmi, it does not
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1696 [15:41:43] <PaddyF> irenicus: what do you mean - connect? you
plug in the cable and go?
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1699 [15:42:27] <irenicus> yeah, if I plug in a new monitor with a
vga cable in my laptop, it shows up. My laptop registers that there
is a monitor connected, and so does the monitor
1700 [15:42:36] <irenicus> wiht an hdmi, nothing happens
1701 [15:42:40] <PaddyF> oh, laptop
1702 [15:42:57] <irenicus> I've tried five different
monitors, so it's not the monitor
1703 [15:43:04] <irenicus> same for all of them
1704 [15:43:13] <irenicus> yeah, laptop
1705 [15:43:14] <bindi> and what about the cable?
1706 [15:43:27] <irenicus> tried three different cables
1707 [15:43:42] <irenicus> one of them, from another machine where
the screen was connected
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1711 [15:44:43] <irenicus> could be the hdmi port, I guess, but I
have no idea how to check that
1712 [15:45:06] <PaddyF> i am not sure to be honest, but i would
try nvidia-settings and the driver suggested by nvidia-detect
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1714 [15:45:38] <PaddyF> if that does not work how you like you
can remove the stuff and reactivate nouveau again
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1716 [15:46:25] <irenicus> PaddyF: Oh. Right. Is there a great
chance that this will fuck up everything? Last time, I ended up
reinstalling the system.
1717 [15:46:42] <irenicus> but that was a more manual approach
with modprobe and stuff involved
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1719 [15:46:52] <PaddyF> the nvidia binaries work 95%
1720 [15:47:59] <irenicus> and all I need to do is a) backup, b)
nvidia-settings and install etc. and then c) reboot?
1721 [15:48:09] <PaddyF> yup
1722 [15:48:18] <PaddyF> almost full automagic
1723 [15:48:21] <irenicus> no xorg.conf, ok
1724 [15:48:28] <PaddyF> not anymore
1725 [15:48:39] <irenicus> allright, we'll try then!
1726 [15:48:43] <PaddyF> :)
1727 [15:48:46] <irenicus> thanks!
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1729 [15:49:14] <EdePopede> was there an update to evince recently
which installed a crap version which doesn't respect
user's choices of desktop settings? the window looks like MS
Word now, only without 3 lines of ribbons. where's the
titlebar?
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1731 [15:50:27] <joepublic> Just want to mention that I use
nouveau to drive 4 monitors on my workstation and I am a happy
customer.
1732 [15:50:34] <nemo> EdePopede: evince = the gnome 3 atril
right?
1733 [15:50:36] <EdePopede> can't even finish it with C-q
1734 [15:50:40] <nemo> or the other way around ☺
1735 [15:51:06] <EdePopede> nemo: gnome what? using xfce,
didn't open evince probably in month.
1736 [15:51:18] <nemo> joepublic: nice... I haven't had even
3 monitors in a long time. I've been thinking of buying a
cheapo $200 4K TV as a massive monitor tho
1737 [15:51:23] <EdePopede> is this gnome3 design or what?
1738 [15:51:30] <nemo> gonna guess... yes?
1739 [15:51:35] <nemo> EdePopede: maybe try atril instead?
1740 [15:51:36] <nemo> dunno
1741 [15:51:50] <irenicus> joepublic: and when you connect a new
monitor with a hdmi cable it just... connects?
1742 [15:51:57] <joepublic> nemo: yeah 3 of the monitors are
40" TV sets, but nouveau only gives great results on older
cards that can't do 4k
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1744 [15:52:21] <joepublic> irenicus, plug in hdmi, just connects.
I have a GTX 760 kepler which is one of the better supported card
families in nouveau
1745 [15:52:27] <nemo> joepublic: I kinda need to buy a 4K
something just 'cause we have more and more Hedgewars users on
4K - and since not a single dev has such a device, the game looks
like crap on it
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1747 [15:52:48] <nemo> joepublic: aaaaand since we are all poor
FOSS devs w/ negative cash flow from the project, getting 4K working
has been low priority 😉
1748 [15:52:54] <EdePopede> ouch, that evince dependency really
reads like gnome 3: libgnome-desktop-3-12
1749 [15:52:57] <joepublic> for good performance at 4k nouveau
almost certainly isn't going to make you happy.
1750 [15:53:32] <nemo> joepublic: I reluctantly had to switch back
to the nvidia driver just to get one video game I bought working -
that linux-compatible witchhunter
1751 [15:53:44] <nemo> joepublic: but I was hoping to switch back
once I got around to finishing the game
1752 [15:54:09] <joepublic> The radeon 4xx / 5xx cards have great
performance with the open source amdgpu driver but require firmware
from non-free
1753 [15:54:32] <nemo> EdePopede: I've been a happy MATE
customer ever since it was, well, gnome2 - but unfortunately the
power manager has become fail lately - that might drive me back to
XFCE
1754 [15:54:43] <nemo> EdePopede: XFCE has gotten a lot saner
config section than in years past
1755 [15:55:02] <EdePopede> nemo: atril (never heard of it before
btw) has some mate dependencies, even mate-desktop-common. do you
(or someone else) know about a simple pdf viewer which won't
install half of a desktop but still has some basic features like
zoom and side-by-side?
1756 [15:55:17] <nemo> EdePopede: huh. wonder why it requires mate
desktop
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1758 [15:55:26] <nemo> EdePopede: but anyway, atril is gnome 2
evince AFAIK
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1760 [15:55:43] <nemo> EdePopede: I would think you pulled in
gnome3 to get evince if atril requires mate
1761 [15:55:45] <PaddyF> most things mate are gnome2
1762 [15:55:56] <EdePopede> nemo: the new times maybe. instead of
coding 3 lines look for a framework
1763 [15:56:00] <nemo> EdePopede: unless someone was being lazy
packaging
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1766 [15:56:14] <nemo> EdePopede: debian occasionally includes
unnecessary deps..
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1768 [15:56:41] <EdePopede> hm, i could install it and breaking
the dependency :>
1769 [15:56:41] <PaddyF> or their reasons are not visible at first
1770 [15:56:50] <EdePopede> +then
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1774 [15:57:39] <PaddyF> you could file a bug and see if they
change it
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1789 [16:01:41] <EdePopede> evince has a window with keyboard
shortcuts. not a bad idea. no entry for "close all
windows", none for "exit programm". but gestures,
yeah. another project abandoning desktop users. the kewl kids have
an iphone nowadays, correct?
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1794 [16:02:13] <PaddyF> EdePopede: yup
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1796 [16:03:50] <PaddyF> revolutionary idea: try Okular
1797 [16:03:57] <EdePopede> that's why linux will never make
it to the desktop in the broad: cli is too heavy for most users,
while the desktops go insane at some point.
1798 [16:04:13] <EdePopede> PaddyF: thanks for the tip. looking at
it
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1802 [16:05:55] <EdePopede> qt based. nice thing that. always
preferred it over gtk, only where is the alternative to kde? i know,
there's lxqt now. a glimpse of hope.
1803 [16:06:08] <PaddyF> grrr, bad suggestion then. sorry
1804 [16:06:31] <EdePopede> ok, it's not qt, it's kde :D
1805 [16:06:40] <EdePopede> worst dependency list so far ;)
1806 [16:06:46] * PaddyF launches packagesearch and tries the
"related" there
1807 [16:07:21] <tsglove> Does debian use something like the open
build service?
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1809 [16:07:41] <EdePopede> "works-with-format::pdf"
would be a starting point. there was a command to search for
those... thingies, i remember :D
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1813 [16:08:01] <PaddyF> ept-cache related? deprecated :(
1814 [16:08:14] <PaddyF> i use packagesearch now
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1817 [16:09:36] <PaddyF> eog shows up
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1821 [16:10:06] <afuentes> ive got a Medion akoya E4241 and ubuntu
recognize the wifi card, but debian does not. Can somebody help me
understand what package i have to install to make it work?
1822 [16:10:08] <PaddyF> no, wrong again
1823 [16:10:17] <EdePopede> > debtags search
'works-with-format::pdf && x11::application'
1824 [16:10:17] * PaddyF kicks himself out of channel
1825 [16:10:25] <EdePopede> brings up a list of 20+
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1827 [16:10:33] <Wulf> afuentes: read the kernel messages
1828 [16:10:43] <Wulf> afuentes: probably some firmware missing
1829 [16:10:52] <EdePopede> /sajoin PaddyF #debian
1830 [16:10:58] <PaddyF> :P
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1843 [16:16:27] <nemo> EdePopede: Okular sounds good, although I
gotta say I rarely even use atril these days - most PDFs are just
random things I clicked on in the browser, and PDF.js works pretty
well these days
1844 [16:16:56] <nemo> EdePopede: if I need to fill out some
stupid PDF form, okular ain't gonna work so I need to fire up
acroread or do some silliness in gimp
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1846 [16:17:17] <nemo> okular/atril/anything-but-adobe
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1850 [16:17:54] <nemo> EdePopede: most of my own personal PDFs I
switched to HTML for more flexible rendering
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1852 [16:18:01] <psiconauta> anyone using wireguard?
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1855 [16:18:36] <EdePopede> nemo: indeed. i preferred opening them
in the past in a desktop viewer, but now most times i prefer PDF.js
(and guess what: an increasing number of PDFs are served as
attachment now)
1856 [16:18:39] <nkuttler> psiconauta: what is your real question?
1857 [16:19:14] <afuentes> Wulf, genious! thanks!
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1861 [16:19:33] <Wulf> psiconauta: planning to.
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1863 [16:20:14] <psiconauta> yeah, I'm planning to
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1865 [16:21:58] <nemo> EdePopede:
replaced-url
1866 [16:22:25] <nemo> EdePopede: I haven't tried it since I
haven't actually encountered that problem myself
1867 [16:22:31] <nemo> but seems like it overrides
content-disposition
1868 [16:22:56] <EdePopede> nemo: thanks, was on my todo list to
look for something like this
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1872 [16:24:00] <EdePopede> this forced download seems to be a
desease amongst gov sites and similar (where they usually would use
docx)
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1875 [16:24:22] <nemo> EdePopede: they want you to open their
glorious pdf in adobe ☺
1876 [16:24:54] <EdePopede> nemo: they can... well i guess you
know what Bender said :D
1877 [16:25:20] <diogenes_> hello, can someone confirm the weboob
package was removed from debian repos?
1878 [16:25:23] <EdePopede> at least there is pdf-x now
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1880 [16:25:54] <nemo> EdePopede: hm. PDF/X seems a lot like ps...
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1882 [16:26:12] <nemo> "Active content is not allowed in a
PDF/X file. This means that standard PDF features like forms,
signatures, comments and embedded sounds and movies are not allowed
in PDF/X."
1883 [16:26:15] <nemo> ♥
1884 [16:26:57] <nemo> EdePopede: have you seen that PDF that
plays pong in pdf readers like google's built-in one? ☺
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1886 [16:27:19] <nemo> er. not pong. breakout
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1888 [16:28:01] <EdePopede> nemo: iirc the idea was to have a
usable free subset for daily usage. filling forms was one of the
problems with online governing (not sure if -x includes this one
too). used to be often like "download acrobat reader (it's
free), open our form with it and fill it". tax payer's
money at work
1889 [16:28:13] <EdePopede> whot?
1890 [16:28:58] <EdePopede> nemo this one?
replaced-url
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1892 [16:29:23] <nemo> yes
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1902 [16:33:11] <EdePopede> seems it was pdf/a. whatever. it
really isn't my preferred document format.
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1909 [16:37:29] <grandfso> Does anyone see any real reason why one
should not run testing (buster) as a daily driver?
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1912 [16:38:18] <afuentes> grandfso, as long as you save a few
time before you run your upgrades, no, it works fine
1913 [16:38:52] <afuentes> 95% of the times they are smooth, but
5% something stops working
1914 [16:39:07] <afuentes> Usually easy to fix, but a problem if
you upgraded just before a presentation
1915 [16:39:33] <annadane> grandfso, it really depends on what
your needs are, for certain people stable + occasional backports has
what they need; testing can break in theory and packages can get
removed for policy reasons so make of it what you will
1916 [16:39:58] <Fox> afuentes: I would say that for sid, for
buster I would say that you can be in a real mess once you upgraded,
and it won't be easy to fix
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1926 [16:41:57] <grandfso> afuentes, annadane, Fox: thank you
guys. I am tempted by the wayland, but I intend to use it in
professional environment, so fixing stuff after each upgrade seems
to be a big no-no
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1931 [16:43:45] <afuentes> fox, i mean easy to fix after a search
from another computer. Ive been running testing for a very long
time, and when it borks maybe it takes me ~30min to fix if i have
access to another computer, sometimes less just by looking at the
logs
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1933 [16:44:31] <afuentes> grandfso, i used testing in my work
laptop for a long time. I just upgraded fridays a couple hours
before going home. It worked for me(tm)
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1939 [16:45:43] <fox71> ...
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1941 [16:47:05] <fox71> I'm having trouble with getting
Debian to recognize USB flash drives. lsblk (etc.) shows nothing
except my SSD, and not even /var/log/messages shows anything when I
plug in/take out the flash drives. All other USB devices (e.g.
mouse) works fine. What do to?
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1943 [16:48:00] <petn-randall> fox71: Is it listed in lsusb?
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1946 [16:48:22] <fox71> petn-randall: Nope.
1947 [16:48:37] <petn-randall> fox71: Then I would check if
it's broken.
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1949 [16:48:46] <grandfso> xd
1950 [16:48:48] <petn-randall> or the specific port.
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1954 [16:48:57] <fox71> petn-randall: We're talking about ALL
my USB flash drives.
1955 [16:49:10] <ppafin> Is port or drive USB 3.0 ?
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1957 [16:49:33] <fox71> ppafin: Ordinary USB flash drives, SD
cards same problem.
1958 [16:49:46] <ppafin> On host?
1959 [16:49:55] <fox71> ppafin: host?
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1961 [16:50:08] <afuentes> I have a Medion akoya E4241 that very
aggresively put the laptop on hibernation (and that frozen the
laptop because sometimes debian is not able to awake after that) I
dont really know whos responsible. Can i disable it somehow?
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1965 [16:50:56] <ppafin> is computer USB port USB 2 or 3 ?
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1968 [16:51:03] <fox71> afuentes: Have you tried checking the
EFI/BIOS?
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1970 [16:51:06] <afuentes> At least i think is
hibernation/suspend. It happens after i dont touch the laptopn for a
few seconds. Very frequently it does so in the login screen if
networking is not working
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1974 [16:51:27] <afuentes> fox71, yes, bios have just like 3
options, boot order and not much more
1975 [16:51:30] <afuentes> no bios upgrades either
1976 [16:51:37] <fox71> hmmm
1977 [16:51:49] <fox71> afuentes: So only a problem with
linux/Debian?
1978 [16:51:49] <afuentes> maybe the kernel can tell to stop
trying to suspend it
1979 [16:52:02] <afuentes> fox71, i have only tried debian tbh
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1983 [16:52:17] <afuentes> it didnt happen on an ubuntu usblive
1984 [16:52:24] <afuentes> if that helps
1985 [16:52:37] <fox71> afuentes: If you try with another OS, then
you can check if it's the computer itself or not
1986 [16:53:03] <afuentes> well, i worked a whole day from a
ubuntu usblive and it didnt froze once
1987 [16:53:21] <fox71> afuentes: Then it might be Debian, surely.
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1989 [16:53:52] <afuentes> before i was able to install the wifi
drivers, only having a phone with usb tetering allowed me to login
into debian
1990 [16:54:05] <afuentes> otherwise, even moving the mouse on the
screen it would try to suspend it
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1993 [16:54:53] <grandfso> I was running some testing based distro
(parrotos) and my PC was freezing when it was woken up. It turned
out that the os is up and fine and responsive, but the x server hung
(after altgr+prtscr+k the x restared and I was back up). Updating
the nvidia drivers helped me.
1994 [16:55:24] <grandfso> I had black screen* not frozen image
1995 [16:56:11] <greycat> !parrot
1996 [16:56:11] <dpkg> Parrot OS (replaced-url
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1998 [16:58:00] <fox71> Does Debian need certain dependencies to
recognize flash drives perse?
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2006 [17:00:33] <afuentes> grandfso, that might be so, but
sometimes it freezes at diferent times, and ssh session freezes as
well
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2009 [17:01:00] <afuentes> sometimes it even fails to start at
all, as it freezes in the bootup screen
2010 [17:01:23] <afuentes> i was hoping about the kenel being able
to tell the computer to stop trying to suspend the computer
2011 [17:01:52] <afuentes> because otherwise i guess theres not
much i can do about it
2012 [17:02:01] <afuentes> i cant even return the computer anymore
u.u
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2014 [17:02:18] <fox71> What version of Debian are we talking
about?
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2016 [17:03:00] <afuentes> it happened on stable and i manage it
to upgrade it to testing
2017 [17:03:00] <grandfso> afuentes: mine was or appeared
'freezing' when something display related happened, e.g.
screen goes out cuz of power saving (or goes to sleep), or i plugged
in hdmi cable. But it was fine with all other applications.
(i'm talking debian testing based parrot os)
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2019 [17:04:08] <afuentes> the computer stop replying to ping :(
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2021 [17:04:17] <grandfso> uh
2022 [17:04:25] <grandfso> So I won't go with testing after
all :)
2023 [17:05:03] <fox71> afuentes: So Stretch.
2024 [17:05:12] <fox71> weird
2025 [17:05:21] <afuentes> it happened on stable. if anything
testing gave me a chance that something was already fixed u.u
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2027 [17:05:54] <afuentes> but it wasnt...
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2036 [17:09:49] <afuentes> I hate dealing with hardware and i hate
laptops
2037 [17:09:56] <fox71> afuentes: Maybe upgrade the kernel, I need
to do that too, I guess
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2041 [17:11:10] <afuentes> Im already running 4.18
2042 [17:11:17] <afuentes> i guess i can upgrade to 4.19
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2047 [17:13:00] <fox71> Hmmm
2048 [17:13:05] <fox71> Try rolling back?
2049 [17:13:10] <fox71> I gotta go, brb
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2062 [17:24:28] <codehunter> I have a problem with executables.
Everytime I double click on them I am asked what to open them with.
When I create a shell script to run the program it will work. How
can I fix this so I can just double click on a file to execute it?
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2068 [17:26:40] <greycat> sounds like you are using some kind of
graphical program, perhaps a "file manager". figure out
which program you are using. then figure out how to read the
documentation for that program. the figure out how to tell that
program to do what you want.
2069 [17:27:59] <codehunter> Yes I use Dolphin file manager
2070 [17:28:22] <codehunter> I tried that and I am getting nowhere
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2073 [17:29:11] <neilthereildeil> hi. is there any way to make a
snapshot of a Virtual Machine disk file (not LVM volume) in Linux?
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2075 [17:30:07] <nemo> neilthereildeil: which kind of virtual
machine?
2076 [17:30:11] <nemo> qemu? vbox? vmware?
2077 [17:30:31] <neilthereildeil> Xen
2078 [17:30:40] <blackflow> cp? :)
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2085 [17:33:35] <neilthereildeil> does lvmcreate work for virtual
disk files?
2086 [17:33:49] <nemo> neilthereildeil: no effin clue then, but
just for the hell of it I ran a search, and there was this thingy
about snapshotting in xen...
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2088 [17:34:01] <nemo> "This means you can create a snapshot
of a volume containing lvm loopback images in your desired state,
then run the virtual machine on the snapshot images instead."
2089 [17:34:16] <nemo> dunno. that seems like your disk files
*shrug*
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2091 [17:36:09] <blackflow> LVM snapshots are a bit different kind
of snapshot, they're not designed to be something you'd
periodically do for, say, backup. they're for freezing the
state of LVs so you can use other means to make a copy atomically,
while the diffs go into a temporary "snapshot" volume.
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2095 [17:37:49] <Nawab> when i dd my iso to the usb, what should i
choose...sdb1 or sdb /
2096 [17:37:51] <Nawab> ?
2097 [17:38:27] <codehunter> Is there a way to close the terminal
after running a program without killing the program?
2098 [17:38:51] <Brigo> Nawab, sdb, the whole disk, no the
partition.
2099 [17:39:22] <Brigo> codehunter, nohup
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2101 [17:39:43] <codehunter> What is nohup?
2102 [17:39:57] <PaddyF> the opposite
2103 [17:40:11] <PaddyF> why not wrap the program in a little bash
script?
2104 [17:40:13] <c|oneman> you use it before runing the programi
instead of after, becasse linux is stupid
2105 [17:40:16] <Nawab> Brigo, what do you mean?
2106 [17:40:17] <neilthereildeil> nemo, blackflow: i am trying to
snapshot so i can make a checkpoint of my VM at different points in
time so i can revert to it later
2107 [17:41:00] <blackflow> neilthereildeil: if I were you,
I'd use ZFS and zvol for domU images. unfortunately I have no
idea which xen tools can do that, very little experience with xen.
2108 [17:41:53] <Brigo> Nawab, you have to copy the iso to the
whole disk, sdb.
2109 [17:42:00] <codehunter> PaddyF, if I create a bash script for
every executable that will get really annoying really fast,
nevermind fill up the drive.
2110 [17:42:27] <Brigo> codehunter, man nohup, man
2111 [17:42:47] <codehunter> Whatever that means.
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2113 [17:43:11] <codehunter> Fine I am out of here.
2114 [17:43:25] <blackflow> codehunter: it means read the nohup(1)
manpage
2115 [17:43:28] <PaddyF> the german man page of nohup is useless.
and i am not surprised
2116 [17:43:55] <PaddyF> codehunter: sorry for leading in the
wrong direction
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2125 [17:47:26] <c|oneman> nohup ./myprogram &
2126 [17:48:38] <greycat> You almost never need nohup. It's a
legacy from ancient System V systems, where programs launched in the
background from a login session were killed upon logout. This is not
the case in Linux, or indeed anything with any BSD ancestry.
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2131 [17:50:59] <blackflow> greycat: actually that's a new
(but configurable, methinks OFF by default in Debian) features of
systemd logind.
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2134 [17:51:24] <codehunter> I get no such file or directory or
permission denied trying to use nohup
2135 [17:51:47] <blackflow> it also caused this little drama:
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2137 [17:52:59] <greycat> blackflow: I have been told that systemd
implemented something that WORKS A LITTLE BIT LIKE the old system V
feature I am referring to, except that it doesn't use SIGHUP,
so nohup is STILL irrelevent.
2138 [17:53:03] <greycat> -ant.
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2140 [17:53:33] <blackflow> yeah it's irrelevant, one has to
use the systemd scoping facility/API for that (on systems where
killing all user procs on logout is configured)
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2142 [17:53:44] <neilthereildeil> nemo: i am going through that
xen link you sent me
2143 [17:54:03] <neilthereildeil> what is
"/dev/vga/domU.S" in that example?
2144 [17:54:19] <neilthereildeil> did they create a new deice in
/dev?
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2166 [18:06:04] <afuentes> is there any gui to create a debian usb
live or should i stick to the disk destroyer?
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2169 [18:07:08] <iosecure> cp file.iso /dev/sdx
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2172 [18:08:00] <codehunter> The problem seems to be with KDE
Plasma. When I tried in TDE, all works fine.
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2174 [18:09:06] <afuentes> iosecure, should it be unmounted,
right?
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2176 [18:09:25] <iosecure> Yes. Both the iso and the device.
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2179 [18:10:57] <afuentes> i hope dont mistype the device
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2183 [18:11:52] <annadane> wait, what? "unmounted iso"?
2184 [18:12:26] <iosecure> ISOs can be mounted as loopback
devices.
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2186 [18:12:44] <iosecure> Can't imagine that having one
mounted that way would affect copying the ISO to a device, but...
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2205 [18:26:11] <rwp> iosecure, It would be okay if the iso were
mounted somewhere. The source is still read-only and available for
another read of it.
2206 [18:26:49] <iosecure> rwp: Makes sense, thanks.
2207 [18:27:04] <rwp> Just confirming that you were correct.
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2222 [18:38:13] <psiconauta> anyone know a VPS provider that
allows tor traffic?
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2227 [18:40:41] <afuentes> Well i think im going to install ubuntu
in this laptop (Medion akoya E4241). It freezes all the time in
debian and in ubuntu it does not. I tried with debian stable (4.9)
and with debian testing (4.18). Ubuntu that im trying now is 18.04.1
(4.15)
2228 [18:40:48] <afuentes> Before i do, is there anything i can do
to help debian work on it?
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2230 [18:42:22] <afuentes> also in ubuntu recognize and showed the
battery %, sound and wifi worked out of the box. In debian i was
able to make everything else working but the battery :(
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2238 [18:45:45] <Brigo> afuentes, about the freezes i don't
know, for the battery, sound an wifi, i guess you miss firmware from
non-free repository.
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2240 [18:46:16] <Brigo> you can try backports for using a newer
kernel in stable, but it will be almost the same from testing.
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2244 [18:49:00] <psiconauta> google's recaptcha on firefox is
broken... on chrome is a lot easier (wonders why...)
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2249 [18:50:54] <afuentes> Brigo, yeah i was able to find the
missing firmware looking at the logs, i just didnt find the one of
the battery. It was showing no error
2250 [18:51:11] <afuentes> I tried a newer and an older kernel
than the one that works on ubunut
2251 [18:51:20] <afuentes> thats why im out of ideas
2252 [18:51:53] <afuentes> But more than how to make it work, im
asking if should i report the bug somewhere?
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2254 [18:52:07] <afuentes> Ubuntu is doing something that debian
is not, or the other way around
2255 [18:52:32] <olric> hi i wanna learn that when i enter to same
root with different session or with different user what will they
have common. are they file different or can we it isolated from each
other ?**
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2257 [18:53:02] <afuentes> im using debian on all my machines,
having one with ubuntu makes me feel a little dirty... but im tired
of fighting this laptop tbh
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2259 [18:53:39] <afuentes> i would like to help debugging the
issue to somebody that knows whats up to be able to use it with
debian in the future... im possible
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2261 [18:53:42] <afuentes> if*
2262 [18:53:42] <Brigo> afuentes, you can report the bug, it will
help, definetly.
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2265 [18:54:28] <afuentes> to the linux-image-amd64 package?
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2268 [18:55:42] <Brigo> afuentes, there are several differents
bugs, i think that package is the most fitting.
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2291 [19:12:49] <nemo> neilthereildeil: heh. asking the wrong
dude. it just looked promising
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2299 [19:19:56] <broseph> What are the risks of updating to the
newest stable kernel (4.19.12) in buster?
2300 [19:20:55] <n4dir> might happen you will have to reboot and
boot the old kernel, assuming the new one doesn't work.
2301 [19:21:05] <greycat> broseph: that is not a
"stable" kernel by any definition of that word
2302 [19:21:26] <greycat> as far as any buster questions go...
2303 [19:21:26] <broseph> Okay, so when kernel.org says it's
stable, what do they mean?
2304 [19:21:30] <greycat> !debian-next
2305 [19:21:30] <dpkg> #debian-next is the channel for
testing/unstable support on the OFTC network (irc.oftc.net), *not*
on freenode. If you get "Cannot join #debian-next (Channel is
invite only)." it means you did not read it's on
irc.oftc.net.
2306 [19:21:38] <broseph> Yeah, I'm in there too.
2307 [19:21:58] <broseph> You guys were talking about kernels, so
it reminded me of that question. Sorry to be off topic.
2308 [19:22:14] <nkuttler> broseph: upstream stable != debian
stable
2309 [19:22:19] <broseph> Right
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2311 [19:22:39] <broseph> So when they stable, what distro are
they assuming it's stable for?
2312 [19:22:41] <greycat> I don't know what kernel.org means
by "stable", but their most recent "longterm"
branch is 4.14, which is the closest approximation to Debian's
use of the word "stable".
2313 [19:22:52] <broseph> Ah
2314 [19:22:54] <broseph> Okay.
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2316 [19:23:38] <broseph> This is from kernel.org: mainline:
4.20-rc7 2018-12-16
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2318 [19:23:57] <greycat> I'm guessing "mainline"
approximates Debian unstable.
2319 [19:24:03] <broseph> Okay, cool.
2320 [19:24:10] <greycat> But you could ask a Linux channel if you
need more precision.
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2322 [19:24:30] <broseph> me nods
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2325 [19:24:40] <broseph> Is there an "official" linux
irc channel?
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2330 [19:25:10] <greycat> ##linux has 2293 users
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2332 [19:25:17] <broseph> Yeah
2333 [19:25:21] <broseph> I'm in there too ;(
2334 [19:25:23] <broseph> er ;)
2335 [19:25:26] <broseph> Wrong parenthesis
2336 [19:25:30] <n4dir> me thinks he asks about linux the kernel,
and i think that would be #kernel
2337 [19:25:40] <greycat> ##kernel has 247
2338 [19:25:40] <broseph> Right. So many channels!
2339 [19:25:47] <broseph> You guys rock, btw.
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2398 [19:50:42] <AebianWeb> hi there. Whats the easist way to open
up a TTY session from a windows box to a debian box? gnome is
running on that debian box
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2400 [19:50:58] <greycat> Install putty.
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2409 [19:54:38] <PaddyF> when you disabled the root account during
the installation but want to ssh-copy-id to root@ to be able to run
remote backups later, what would you suggest?
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2412 [19:55:11] <PaddyF> activate the root account again?
2413 [19:55:20] <greycat> You can set a temporary password, do
your stuff, and then restore the account to its previous
password-less state.
2414 [19:55:38] <greycat> Or you could move the various files
around manually.
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2417 [19:56:45] <mutante> what's the difference between
ssh-copy-id and scp ~.ssh/ anyways
2418 [19:57:02] <mutante> scp to non-root users, ssh, use sudo to
copy it to root home?
2419 [19:57:31] <PaddyF> with user+sudo the permissions are
preserved?
2420 [19:57:39] <greycat> as long as the files end up in the right
place, with the right owner/group/perms, it doesn't matter how
they get there
2421 [19:57:43] <psiconauta> better to use sudo perhaps
2422 [19:57:59] <mutante> ok, i see, it creates .ssh for you if it
doesnt exist
2423 [19:58:09] <greycat> You are, of course, expected to know the
correct names, places, owners, permissions, etc.
2424 [19:58:19] <PaddyF> on the other side i often "sudo
-i" for convenience instead of doing multiple sudos
2425 [19:58:35] <PaddyF> greycat: it seems complicated
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2428 [19:59:23] <mutante> the easiest to me would seem to just ssh
there, become root. open text editor and copy/paste the key via
clipboard
2429 [19:59:44] <mutante> there is more room for failure though,
,fair
2430 [20:00:14] <PaddyF> its not just the command but the backups
too
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2433 [20:01:01] <PaddyF> i realize that i need to put more thought
into it, thanks for the suggestions
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2435 [20:01:18] <mutante> PaddyF: does backup mean rsync for you?
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2439 [20:01:55] <PaddyF> indirectly, yes. i use unison
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2444 [20:04:33] <mutante> PaddyF: i see. i would say: if it's
a one-time thing.. copy/paste, if you are going to repeat this many
times.. use something like puppet or build your own deb to install
the key for you
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2485 [20:25:23] <jak2000> hi all, good morning, where can download
mysql-client for install offline, (i cant do a apt-update because
the admin network cant do permission....) thanks
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2496 [20:32:26] <idlemind> jak2000 you can always add the
"dvd" as a repository like the old days
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2502 [20:34:03] <rwp> jak2000, For continued use offline you might
want to look at the apt-offline package. But for one time
mysql-client install I would just copy the packages over and install
them.
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2504 [20:34:08] <Tarrasquero>
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2505 [20:34:15] <Tarrasquero> o/
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2512 [20:38:13] <jak2000> rwp i understand, but whre can download
?
2513 [20:38:19] <Tarrasquero> any opinion?
2514 [20:38:24] <rwp> apt-get download packagename
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2516 [20:38:31] <rwp> From any other connected system.
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2531 [20:41:15] <rwp> The binaries can also be downloaded from the
web page. But that seems like the hard way to me.
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2533 [20:42:15] <rwp> The
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2613 [21:19:32] <neilthereildeil> if i just created an LVM volume
in a file mounted in /dev/loop0, how do i safely disconnect it from
my FS?
2614 [21:19:59] <neilthereildeil> last command was an lvcreate to
create a logical volume. i didnt create any file system on the
volume
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2622 [21:26:09] <mutante> win 9
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2624 [21:26:20] <karlpinc> altker128: Best to ask the channel.
2625 [21:26:34] <altker128> karlpinc: You mean re: ferm rules ?
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2627 [21:26:42] <karlpinc> altker128: Yes.
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2630 [21:26:56] <airos> Hi there, I need a little help with font
install under debian. I purchased a really good looking font which
is well installed on windows, but I can only see one of the variants
when I'm on my debian
2631 [21:27:10] <airos> with the same problem with like 10 other
fonts
2632 [21:27:13] <altker128> airos: That probably depends heavily
on your desktop environment
2633 [21:27:29] <karlpinc> neilthereildeil: You don't have it
attached to the fs, but you can deactivate with lvchange -an so then
you can, say work toward removing the physical media.
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2635 [21:28:33] <karlpinc> neilthereildeil: you need to deactivate
the vg. Then you can umount the loopback mounted file.
2636 [21:28:44] <airos> altker128: okay, I was wondering if the
problem came from the system or the software on it (wps and pinta do
not recognize the fonts), if it's at the DE scale, it will be
difficult :-(
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2640 [21:29:32] <altker128> airos: I think this is one of those
areas where Linux DEs lag behind MacOS & Windows.
2641 [21:29:53] <neilthereildeil> karlpinc: does the word
"remove" in lvremove, vgremove and pvremove mean i am
deletingg/decomissioning the media, or rather i am just taking it
offline?
2642 [21:30:09] <airos> altker128: but I have two debian at my
home, Kali and Deepin, both of them seems to fail with the fonts
2643 [21:30:10] <karlpinc> neilthereildeil: remove means gone
forever.
2644 [21:30:15] <neilthereildeil> ohhh
2645 [21:30:23] <neilthereildeil> ok, i dont want data loss
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2647 [21:30:24] <airos> altker128: okay, I will use my Windows VM
for this ^^
2648 [21:30:25] <altker128> airos: Which Desktop Environment?
2649 [21:30:26] <neilthereildeil> i need this data
2650 [21:30:26] <neilthereildeil> ok
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2652 [21:30:51] <karlpinc> neilthereildeil: Look at: vgchange -an
...
2653 [21:30:55] <airos> altker128: kali is with a gnome shell DE
and Deepin with Deepin DE
2654 [21:31:10] <altker128> airos: KDE might work better
2655 [21:31:32] <airos> altker128: okay I will try it now
2656 [21:31:55] <airos> thanks
2657 [21:32:32] <karlpinc> airos: Neither kali nor deepin is
debian.
2658 [21:32:35] <karlpinc> !based on debian
2659 [21:32:35] <dpkg> Your distribution may be based on and have
software in common with Debian, but it is not Debian. We don't
and cannot know what changes were made by your distribution (compare
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2661 [21:33:50] <neilthereildeil> karlpinc: should i pass
/dev/mapper/myVirtualGroup1-myLogicalVolume1 or
/dev/myVirtualGroup1/myLogicalVolume1 to these *change -an commands?
2662 [21:34:00] <airos> karlpinc: okay sorry
2663 [21:34:16] <altker128> airos: Try a Debian LiveCD to see what
works for you
2664 [21:34:25] <Wulf> neilthereildeil: should be the same
2665 [21:34:43] <karlpinc> neilthereildeil: I forget. They'll
probably both work. (But only if the command expects a logical
volume. You need another path for volume groups.)
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2667 [21:35:15] <Wulf> neilthereildeil: I think lvchange -a n
/dev/vg/lv should be enough. Then you can use losetup -d
/dev/loop123 afterwards
2668 [21:35:52] <neilthereildeil> would i also need to use
pvchange?
2669 [21:36:01] <Wulf> don't think so
2670 [21:36:29] <karlpinc> Wulf: I think the vg should be
deactivated also. And doing that will also deactiveate the lvs.
2671 [21:36:51] <karlpinc> neilthereildeil: PVs don't
activate. They're just "there".
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2673 [21:37:04] <Wulf> karlpinc: might be easier if there are
multiple LVs
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2675 [21:37:32] <Wulf> I just tried it. Deactivating the LV is
sufficient
2676 [21:37:33] <neilthereildeil> ok. so my command for
disconnecting the file would be something like this: lvchange -an
/dev/myVirtualGroup1/myLogicalVolume1 #detach the logical volume
&& vgchange -an /dev/myVirtualGroup1 #detach the volume
group && losetup -d /dev/loop0 #detach the loopback device
2677 [21:37:38] <neilthereildeil> is that correct?
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2679 [21:37:48] <Wulf> looks good
2680 [21:38:02] <Wulf> neilthereildeil: if in doubt, try it on an
unimportant system
2681 [21:38:06] <karlpinc> Looks good to me too.
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2683 [21:39:37] <neilthereildeil> Wulf, karlpinc: hmm im getting
warnings and errors
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2684 [21:39:44] <karlpinc> neilthereildeil: But you can skip the
lvchange because the vgchange takes care of it.
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2687 [21:40:33] <Wulf> neilthereildeil: are the devices gone from
/proc/partitions?
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2689 [21:40:34] <Wulf> and /dev
2690 [21:41:04] <Wulf> neilthereildeil: if losetup failed, I
assume you called it before.
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2693 [21:41:42] <neilthereildeil> Wulf: yea, its gone from dev and
proc/partitions
2694 [21:41:51] <Wulf> good, problem solved.
2695 [21:42:33] <neilthereildeil> how would i mount that file
again now?
2696 [21:42:46] <Wulf> losetup -f file
2697 [21:42:50] <Wulf> and then mount
2698 [21:43:12] <karlpinc> neilthereildeil: You should be putting
a ; before the # character to start a new command. What you have
seems to work, but I don't know why.
2699 [21:43:13] <neilthereildeil> oh wow
2700 [21:43:34] <neilthereildeil> i just ran the losetup command
and the rest of the vg/lv showed up automatically....
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2702 [21:43:56] <Wulf> it's magic!
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2705 [21:45:08] <neilthereildeil> Wulf: how does that happen?
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2707 [21:46:02] <Wulf> it's magic!
2708 [21:46:17] <karlpinc> neilthereildeil: Something udev-ish is
looking for magic numbers, and then comparing to what's in
/etc/lvm/.
2709 [21:46:18] <Wulf> or maybe linux simply scans new block
devices
2710 [21:46:45] <karlpinc> (eventually comparing)
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2713 [21:48:04] <neilthereildeil> ok i see a bunch of metadata
create in /etc/lvm
2714 [21:48:17] <Wulf> neilthereildeil: I think it works without
that
2715 [21:48:47] <karlpinc> The kernel has to start the process by
telling something to look for a PV.
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2722 [21:53:41] <AebianWeb> greycat: do you have a guide? So I got
Putty on that windows box now, I have the TTY settings open, do I
need to do anything specific?
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2724 [21:54:16] <greycat> The debian box should be running
openssh-server. Just put in the IP address or hostname of the Debian
system and make an ssh connection.
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2726 [21:54:32] <greycat> Putty on Windows is both a terminal
emulator and an ssh client, so it handles both pieces of that.
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2730 [21:56:03] <AebianWeb> ah ok
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2733 [21:56:59] <karlpinc> Wulf: You can move PVs between systems,
so you're right. What's in /etc/lvm/ is not required.
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2739 [22:00:35] <AebianWeb> greycat: I'm connected but its
just the terminal. However I would like to get to the GUI screen aka
TTY session (graphical) if you know what I mean
2740 [22:01:17] <greycat> TTY means teletype which means terminal.
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2742 [22:01:44] <greycat> If you actually wanted to see something
NON-terminal, then you should have said so....
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2746 [22:02:46] <greycat> I am absolutely the wrong person to try
to help you with VNC or similar stuff.
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2749 [22:03:38] <AebianWeb> ah ok thx
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2751 [22:03:39] <karlpinc> AebianWeb: Getting ssh to work is not a
bad first step. This lets you secure the connection. You can tunnel
your GUI stuff through ssh.
2752 [22:04:23] <DammitJim> if I am making a change to
/etc/systemd/logind.conf
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2754 [22:04:43] <DammitJim> do I need to reboot the whole machine
or is there something else that I can run to "reload" that
config?
2755 [22:05:00] <karlpinc> DammitJim: systemctl daemon-reload
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2757 [22:05:56] <karlpinc> DammitJim: It does sound like one of
those things where you could easily wind up locking yourself out of
the box....
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2761 [22:06:41] <greycat> daemon-reload does *not* sound correct
to me; more likely you'd either want to restart the specific
service that uses this file, or do nothing.
2762 [22:07:24] <karlpinc> greycat: Really? Anytime I frob the
systemd configs I always seem to need a daemon-reload. Otherwise it
does not read my changes.
2763 [22:07:36] <DammitJim> I keep reading online... things like:
"you might need to reboot your server"
2764 [22:07:37] <shtrb> DammitJim, make sure you have physical
access to the machine (a bug there and you are locked out)
2765 [22:07:53] <DammitJim> it's a VM
2766 [22:08:10] <DammitJim> and I have a snapshot of it
2767 [22:08:11] <shtrb> Then you can always mount it and modify
2768 [22:08:15] <shtrb> even better
2769 [22:08:19] <DammitJim> ;)
2770 [22:08:32] <DammitJim> but that still doesn't answer my
question about what service I need to restart (if any)
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2775 [22:09:35] <DammitJim> oh... systemctl systemd-logind restart
2776 [22:09:54] <greycat> restart goes before the service name,
but yeah, that sounds reasonable
2777 [22:09:57] <karlpinc> Or maybe it's that I'm never
editing a file directly, but always adding something to
/etc/systemd/system/myservice/...
2778 [22:10:03] <DammitJim> yeah, sorry
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2780 [22:10:22] <greycat> and also yes, you use daemon-reload when
you're modifying service definition files
2781 [22:10:37] <karlpinc> DammitJim: Because as a rule you
don't edit the original file, but write a new one which extends
the config or overwrites only a part of it.
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2783 [22:10:58] <greycat> logind.conf is "special"
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2787 [22:11:32] <DammitJim> stop freaking me out greycat !
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2798 [22:14:39] <karlpinc> Humm. Man page says you can make
/etc/systemd/logind.conf.d/*.conf files.
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2889 [23:12:46] <jak2000> mysql -h 192.168.105.66 -uroot -p say
me: ERROR 2003 (HY000): Can't connect to MySQL server on
'192.168.105.66' (111 "Connection refused")
2890 [23:13:05] <jak2000> opening port
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2897 [23:15:17] <greycat> connection refused means the process is
not *listening* on that TCP port (or it's blocked by a
kernel-level firewall, but more likely it's just not configured
to listen)
2898 [23:15:41] <greycat> Debian's mysql (or mariadb) does
not listen on TCP by default; you have to configure it to do so.
2899 [23:15:59] <jak2000> ok
2900 [23:16:02] <jak2000> thx
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2914 [23:23:20] <greycat> dpkg, connection refused =~
s/running/listening/
2915 [23:23:20] <dpkg> OK, greycat
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2917 [23:24:19] <greycat> dpkg, connection refused =~ s/VERY //
2918 [23:24:19] <dpkg> greycat: OK
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2925 [23:30:28] <SerajewelKS> i'm pretty sure mariadb does
listen to TCP by default, but it binds to 127.0.0.1
2926 [23:30:51] <SerajewelKS> which means only processes local to
the machine can connect to it
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2965 [23:50:23] <altker128> jak2000: You can use netstat -an to
show what's listening on what
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2982 [23:55:56] <InvisibleRasta> hello
2983 [23:56:14] <InvisibleRasta> did sudo get removed from debian
9? i cant fid it in repos
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2986 [23:58:19] <LtL> InvisibleRasta: no, it's in main, and
optional.
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